instead, they must rely on plans that the fda -- plants that the fda says does not meet standards.the drugs, and with alluded -- drugs come with polluted ingredients, they go to the drug maker that way and i guess they are sent back? ideal that would be the situation. the drugmakers are supposed to test the products when they come through, so that they can make sure that they are strong enough, potent enough. but there was a former fda inspector i spoke to who said that is not always the case. not pointing to specific companies, but financially it saves money if you do not have to do that. and the fda themselves are not testing the products, to kind of be a backstop. they do not believe in testing their way out of the issue, is where they say. matt: so we do not know if the drugs that consumers are taking are ultimately save. for the drug companies, it would be too expensive to test them, and the fda to an extent, they do not have time. so consumers could be buying drugs that are polluted or the incorrect strength or with incorrect ingredients. guest: that is the bottom line. with

. >> reporter: fda says none ofays that is proven. device has not been approved by so what happens in the body b during cryotherapy. fda scientific re viewer says we simply don't know. at this time there's insufficient publicly available information to help us answer these questions. >> that's nothing new tows in the industry. it's if fda hasn't studied it they can't come ant confirm allc the benefits.enef they haven't you studied. that's good news to us that means our industry is growing ao lot. >> reporter: if you have a heart condition, pregnant, have as ma or circulation issues,ircu cryotherapy is not for you. y and the fda warns there are risks like frost bite and aphis continuation. the fda recommend you talk to your doctor first before under going cryotherapy. laura evans fox 5 local news. >> w eating produce can make yu

they are balancing risk with return, something the fda has been doing a pretty good job at.e going to try to change the dosing of, say, a chemotherapeutic agent with some kind of technology, you want to make sure you have more clinical evidence before you distribute that. emily: esther dyson, robert middendorf. aboutl be talking more series asruption when continues after the break. ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg west." now back to our weekly vc roundtable, this week focused on investing in health tech. i sat down with as the dyson of edventure holdings and robert mittendorf, and asked if the disruptive thinking of silicon valley applies. esther: it is more new markets. right now, they are probably too many obesity and diabetes prevention programs. and an investor in omada, i'm interested in watching blue mesa health, solara health, a others -- bunch of others. because it is such a huge problem, it is going to be huge. sleep monitoring is going to get better, and people are going to realize how important it is. everybody is going to get not just a pulse monitor, but, if you have

fda scientific reviewer dr. anna gambrien says we simply don't know.re's insufficiently availablevailab public information to help us answer the questions.uestns. >> that's nothing new to us. the fda hasn't studied cryory therapy so they can't confirm t all of the benefits.he they haven't studied it yet stut but it's actually good news to us that the fda has acknowledged cryo therapy. thery that means our industry isur growing. >> reporter: if you have a heart condition, are pregnantret have asthma or circulationircuti issues like reynard's cryonard'r therapy is not for you and thehe fda warns there are risks like frost bite and asphyxiationion when nitrogen vapors reducero vr the amount of oxygen in ann enclosed room.osed roo the fda recommends you talk toms your y doctor first before under going cryo therapy.yo laura evans, fox5 local news.ew. >> very interesting stuff.estin. >>> still ahead at 7:00 this 7: morning have you joined the millions who areha playingla pokemon go? some are saying about the s health benefits associatedci with the mega popul

the fda haven't studied it they can't come out and confirm all the benefits.y haven't studied y its good news to us that they haven't acknowledged, that means ourhat industry is growing a lot. >> i will tell you it felt like i had a cold, an ice cream headache all over my body and i came out and it felt like that was alleviated, i could feel the blood rushing to limbs, it was amazing feeling, i was tired and. >> how did you feel when you gof up today. >> g i feltee good. i'm still tired, but i'm tired from the week, so, you know thaw may be it too. i don't know.i don't but it felt good.t if you do have a heart condition, if you are pregnant, if you have circ this is not for you don't try it. >> is it that's good to know.w. there there's a lot of people that may be susceptible, do they have anything to be worried about. >> asphyxiation or frost bite, burns from that severe cold because it is minus 240 degrees, fda recommends you talk to a toa doctor first before you undergor this kind of therapy. you will probably see fda doing more studies or this because stud

that you are an expert in after going through the regulatory process at the fda. it is now in that position. with your expertise there, can you give us any indication of how you're looking at their chances of getting through the fda? >> i knew you would be asking that question since you've been following that space. i would prefer not to make any comments about this filing. and the good news about for dmv patients around the world, there are many in addition to the product, there are many therapies in early stage development. actually including potential gene therapy for muscular dystrophy. >> thank you so much for joining us. we'll catch up with you again soon, i hope. >> thank you. >> thanks. trade this one? >> if you want to be short, intraearnings on august 4th with a potential for a company like roche to make a bid for these guys with short swres of 15%. the answer is no. how do you trade it? from the long side here. >> when i list to him, i feel comfortable their pipeline is rosy. i think it's a stock pick and largely you want to stay clear of. >> all right,

n fda haven't studied it theyie can't come out and confirm all the been fits.ven't studied it yet. its good news to us if the fda has, that means our industry is growing a lot. >> reporter: if you have a heart condition, pregnant, have as maa or circulation issues, cryotherapy is not four. there are risk like frost bite. the fda recommend you talk to your doctor first before undergoing cry oceantherapy. laura evans fox 5 local news into we asked law remarks theaw first couple sessions 20 dollars and then it goes up from there. i thought it would be a lot more expensive.ex >> me team sounds interesting.es >> it does. >> you going to try it, tony. >> i don't think. so she socks. seems like you should be wearing something else. >> mittens, scarf, i don't think that's what he was talking about gwen. >> cover up some oft the other parts. >> your in this freezing thing it could be an issue. >> yes.. >> okay. [ laughter ]. >>> if you want to beat the heat wave we're having that would be the answer, right. >> let's talk about that.alk how we going to beat the heat h jo

the twitter verse was not happy with the fda telling them knot don't eat the cookie dough.ere is some of the more funny tweets we found. this one says i got to wait for the cookie dough to be baked before i eat it? here's another one, this is coming from trent. it says i'm going to die from eating cookie dough. guess i'll die the happiest man on the planetment i can relate to that. you'll get my raw cookie day when you pay pry my hands from it. thanks for your tweets. see you it's our 4th of july sale. where you can create the perfect home. from now until july 4th, you'll find huge savings on stylish pieces. plus, you'll get an extra ten-percent off accessories! and, we're offering thirty-six month, no-interest financing. come in today for savings in every room. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. the 4th of july sale! from classic to contemporary. havertys. ♪ p >> i'm driving a brand new vehicleú because of sign and driv

it has prompted the fda to shut down two blood selection centers. they say blood facilities will remain closed until they implement technology that can kill path giogens in blood. so far it only spread through blood transfusions. the fear is that it is being spread by local mosquitos. >>> check out this remarkable video of la va. it is all compliments there. it is the first time since 2013 that one of the lava flows made it to the ocean. it started flowing in late may

its fda hasn't study will deed it they can't come out and confirm all of the benefits.hey haven't studied it yet. its good newses to us it means our industry is growing a lot. >> reporter: if you have a hearr condition, are pregnant, have as ma or circulation issues, cryotherapy is not four. fda warns there are risk like frost bite. when they reduced amount of oxygen in enclosed room. fda recommends you talk to your doctor before undergoing cryotherapy. >> you and i stand out in the cold for how storms. >> natural. >> all right. coming up gwen is going to have happen final look at your forecast. >> second heat waive.at summer is close to ending oring more high temperatures in the future. we'll be right back. back. ♪ >> hot. hot. hot. hot. so hot we're goin lindsay down at the nationalna mall. hot they had to cancel an event.. >> people have to take cautione in this kind of weather. we got a lot of storms rolling through most of our area. a lot of ground to skylight think. its good they closed things down. with these stormsy it would hae been more dangerous with the heat

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coming up next, the surprising reason the fda is warningwarn against eating raw cookie dough. what shallow grave? at enterprise, we guarantee it. next vehicle purchase? head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. > all right. finally to tweeter talking. it is bad news for those of youf who love cookie dough. it is no longer safe to eat that delicious tweet. that's because the flower couldl cause e coli.li it was also found in some batches of flower at a general mills plant. as a result 10 million brands of gold medal flower have been recalled. the twitter verse was not happyy with the fda telling them knotem don't eat the cookie dough. here is some of the more funny tweets we found.und. this one says i got to wait fort the cookie dough to be baked before i eat it? here's another one, this is coming from trent. it says i'm going to die from eating cookie dough. guess i'll die the happiest man on the planetment i can relate to that. you'll get my raw cookie day when you pa

and there is, for her condition, approved no fda medication that exists. this is just one example of a debilitating condition and i have met countless people who have been positively affected by this. i would just see, in regards to states choosing to have medicinal cannabis programs, we would just be stating that. >> is there a discussion? the delegate from new mexico. >> jonathan gardner, new mexico. i have a question of clarification for the bill's sponsor. are the forms of marijuana covered in this amendment considered controlled substances under the federal controlled substances act? >> to answer that question, my understanding is that the dea recently downgraded cannabis from a schedule i drug to a schedule ii drug, which means they acknowledgment has medicinal benefits and it can be prescribed by a physician. this was just very recent. >> the delegate from utah, did you want to make a statement? >> we have a long way to go. >> could you identify yourself? >> i am gail from utah. i speak in opposition to this. we have a long way to go with research b

the fda could take up to 30 days to respond hoping it will go more quickly than that and what you'reeeing is not only juno tanking but other companies in this space knowned a "k" t, kite, bluebird and celgene to some extent because they have partnerships in this area all going down as well and what people are saying more broadly for biotech is more bad news. a reminder that this is a very risky space and really bad across the sector right now. >> sounds like it's very specific circumstances under which the deaths occurred in terms of the use of chemotherapy in conjunction with the treatment. are analysts saying it's too far to extrapolate to some of the others? >> trying to figure that out on the conference call, listening to the questions and trying to figure out who else is using the regimens. the use of the chemotherapy to pre-condition the patients looked like it would make results better than the treatment so people wonder if this will blunt the effect of the treatment. >> take a look, the biotechs down about a peers in the after hours session in part on this news. guy, where do

: dietary supplements do not have to go through fda approval.ould be adulterated, counter if the. hider prescription drugs. >> reporter: they work with dietary experts to identify 15 ingredients they say customers should always avoid. caffein power, kwaquava and red yeast rice. why avoid the 15 ingredients? >> they're known to have very specific harms. they can cause seizures or liver and kidney damage. there have been deaths associated with each of these. >> reporter: but they found each 15 in supplements available online or in retailers. >> reporter: but dr. peter cohen disagr disagrees. >> consumers need to know that they cannot trust anything sold as a supplement is what's actually listed on the label, nor that it works or that it is safe. >> reporter: the fda acknowledged its limited role saying gill recommend sas look for thep label and consult a medical director. >> tell a pharmacy or farmicist what you're taking. it's really about your health. >> that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others ch

fda scientific reviewer dr. dan a gab in says we simply don't know.t this time there's insufficient publicly availablep information to help us anesthesia questions. that's nothing new to us in the industry.in actually the fda hasn't studied cryotherapy so they can't come'c out and confirm all of the benefits. they haven't study it yet. that's actually good news to us. if you have a heart condition or pregnant, have asthma or circulation issues like ray nodes, cryotherapy is not fourur and the fda warns there are risks like frostbite and asphyxiation when night ingredient amount of oxygen. the.the laura evans, fox5 local news. > coming up we're going to learn much more about today'sda' deadly shooting of police officers in baton rouge.n ba we're going to be joined by a local former law enforcement officer. three other law enforcementee officers are o wound after a gunman opened fire. police still investigating, butb right now they believe the deada gunman is the only one responsible for today's attack. this is the fourth high profile shooting involving

what i can say about fda is i think all they're interested in is figuring out what the best thing topatients is and they review the data carefully and come into their view on what they think the right course of action should be. zpl i understand the reason you may have added the chemotherapy buzz because it was going to help the efficacy of the treatment. is there a concern that the treatment might be harmed by taking out this therapy preconditioning treatment? >> so, if you think about the phase one experience we've got with jay car 15, it looks like promising. when you look at the data that memori memorial, about 35% of them got into a general remission with -- preconditioning alone and we think our chances of replication are pretty good and if we do, i think that this will be a really important advance to patients that have got really poor options today. now, our goal is to to do better than that over time. we have another candidate for jay car 17, which got good experience with. th both of these. continuing to develop that and we hope that we can actually do even better than jay

the fda regulates one thing only, that's infant formula., not for safety. all the other dates are told by the manufacturers. eggs, put sell by this date so the grocery store puts that on there. that's just to say after you buy this for the next couple of weeks or days, depending on what the food is and how you store it, it's still good to eat. >> so, casey, what was the grossest thing you ate? >> the grossest thing i ate was a peach that was close to rotting. >> where did you find that peach? >> it was from a farmer's market that nobody wanted to buy. >> did you get sick or just tasted funky? >> no, just tasted funky. >> a dumpster, too, didn't you? >> i got a couple things from a trash can in new york. >> how were those? >> it was fine. i found honey dew and cut it open and it was delicious. >> the biggest category will be animal products. raw meat, poultry, eggs, fish, unpasteurized milk, soft cheeses. those are kind of things more likely to have been contaminated by bacteria, as well as fresh fruit and vegetables. >> so if we get some eg

it was cdc and fda, state and usaid, et cetera. $1.9 billion.hat kicked around back and forth in congress. the center came in with 1.1. the house came in with $622 million. they came together again and they made a proposal of 1.1 but they started adding things onto it which was very frustrating to us who are nonpolitical people, like myself and the cdc, saying let's get over this, we've got to get this money. let's just get the money appropriated. for one reason or another which you know as well as i it didn't get appropriated. it didn't get appropriated by before the fourth of july. they came back for a couple of days then it went to the convention and now they're out for the summer. it's very frustrating because as i said we are going to run out of money presumed. >> i'm jumping around topics by want to cover a couple of areas of should we will come back. given the olympics will start in about a few days, one week from today, can you please summarize your views to the audience on how the olympics may or may not impact the trajectory of the pan

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however, the fda says it is concerned about a strain of e. coli bacteria found in some , which hasflour caused an ongoing outbreak of sickness. leon: going to make a lot of people sat. that's going to make a lot of people sad. sometimes mother nature puts on a show, and for this man in great falls, there is an incredible display of fireflies. jay: when the sun goes down in northern virginia, one homeowner's front yard lights up like nothing you have ever seen. >> my name is john randolph and we are in great falls, virginia. jay: by design. this chemist by trade allowed part of his yard to go wild over the years to attract fireflies. >> we are letting the natural ecosystem grow. when you do that, you have nice diversity of predators and prey and insects and you get fireflies. jay: the camera cannot pick up with the eye can see and the heart can feel, but that this light show looks like stars dancing in the trees. >> i think it is magical. jay: jon graham knauf does not run around with jars anymore, but the beautiful glow of the fireflies remin

. >>> also, resist the craving, why the fda is now warning against this tasty sensation in the kitchen. >>> it's a weekend of celebration but also a potentially dangerous one. with a record number of people expected to be on the road and this independence day we're seeing car insurance spike over 7% more than last year. but our only olivia sterns explains how to get those costs under control and save you some serious money. >> reporter: amy calls the family van her second home. >> i take my kids to school in the morning, then i go to work then after school practice, track, soccer, you name it. >> reporter: she and her husband own three cars and in the past three years their auto insurance has spiked over 25%. >> i did expect an increase with a teenaged driver, but i never expected it to be 25%. >> reporter: nationwide, auto premiums are up 5% to 10%, but some states have been hit worst. 15% in florida, 20% in mississippi and in georgia, one allstate plan rose 58%. >> why are insurance premiums going up? >> costs are going up, there are more accidents, people are driving more and they'r

the fda warning consumers there's a link between an e. coli outbreak. by farm animal waste is likely. i can't even believe that. >>> let's get to some top stories. >>> victims of the 2012 colorado theater shootings being asked to pay nearly 700,000 dplarz legal fees. it will go to the theater chain. they argue the theater should have done more. i think it is to to be continued story here. >>> house of representatives will vote on a measure to keep guns out of the hands of the suspected terrorists it is likely they won't agree calling it the handy work of the nra. it has been mounting since the deadly mass shooting in orlando, florida. >>> a car going right into this hair salon. >> split in half. >> it is extraordinary. >> it appears she was pulling into a parking lot but hit the gas pedal instead of the break. she and two salon workers were taken to the hospital. she has to be one that went to the hospital. >> i can't believe it. >>> the worcity streets were pad full of furry creatures yesterday. they gather for the info con convention. it is the 20th a

there is for her condition, there is no fda-approved medication that exists. this is just one example, and i've met countless people that have been positively affected by this. and we would just be stating that -- >> is there a discussion? yes, the delegate from new mexico. >> jonathan gardner, north carolina. question of clarification for the bill's sponsor. are the forms of marijuana in this andment considered controlled substances in the federal controlled substances act? >> to answer that question, my understanding is that the dea recently downgraded cannabis from a schedule i to a schedule ii drug, acknowledging it has medicinal benefits, and can be prescribed by a physician. this is recent. >> the delegate from utah, would you like to make a statement? yes. >> we have a long way to go -- >> would you identify yourself? >> gail rizika from utah. we have a long way to go with research, do you want to do this, or have the research done. and if you want to legalize this, let's do it through prescriptions, not cards or kiosks on the corner. and it is in viola

drug products that must be proved safe and effective, dietary supplements do not have to go through fdaould be adulterated, count er fit. hiding prescription drugs. >> reporter: they say 15 ingreedants they should avoid. including kava and red yeast rice. why avoid these 15 ingredients? >> they're known to have very specific harms. they can cause seizures or liver and kidney damage. there have been deaths associated with each of these. >> reporter: but they found all 15 ingredients found on shelves or online. but dr. peter cohen, an assistant professor at harvard medical school disagrees. >> consumers need to know they cannot trust it's what is listed on the label, nor that it works or that it's safe. >> reporter: the fda saying. gill recommend said cs look forp label and consult a medical expert. >> tell your doctor or farmicist what you're taking. it's really that important. it's all about your health. >> that's the overnight news for this friday. for others, check back with us for others, check back with us captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, july 29th, 2016. this is the "cbs m

the fda wants the blood tested. health officials are alarmed because none of the new zika patients traveled out of the country. the virus could have been sexually transmitted by someone who traveled into a zika zone florida unknowingly infected. >> if it turns out to be, you know, being transmitted by mokes i -- by mosquitoes, we need to take action. >> aggressive control efforts are underway in south florida. the florida department of health is going door do door, collecting urine samples to see how many people are infected. the danger is most critical for pregnant women. zika is known to cause a of birth defects. this woman is 32 weeks along. >> it's definitely scary. i've stayed inside for most of my pregnancy. i've turned down vacations. i'm trying not to panic and wear my bug spray and stay relatively calm. >> reporter: the fda is working closely with blood-screening companies to make sure they are ready to expand as needed. >> we don't know the extent to make sure the blood supply remains safe. >> now, while,

officials say there is no cause for alarm but the fda is releasing more guidelines.keating has more from miami. >> florida was the first state to have local transmission of the zika virus. >> it is the scenario that doctors are treading. the zika virus transmitted by mosquitoes in florida. this is only a one square mile area in miami. >> i will direct the department of the miami to increase in the area. >> cvc released a statement saying we anticipate there may be additional cases of home grown zika in the coming weeks. our top priority is to protect pregnant women from the potentially devastating harm becaused by zik a. just because they are in florida, there is no cause for panic. they don't fly well or far. >> south florida's largest blood bank is screening for zika in every single pint of donated blood in the state and in georgia, alabama and south carolina. cvc said there are no plans for limiting the travel in the area. >> we are a tourism state and welcome families and tell people to wear mosquito spray. researchers are working on a zika vaccine but will not b

what the fda has done is quite prudent. i do know what the politics, given the local transmitted cases, with the fda said is ultimately we want to test the blood the way we test for other things to keep the blood supply safe. it will take us a little while to implement the testing. in order to be really safe and to not take any chances in the two areas where there is local transmission, they are closing down and not accepting blood donations so that you cannot contaminate but as soon as they get the implementation of the mechanism whereby you can decontaminate the blood, and they will go ahead and start collecting blood again. what they did with the prudent thing. >> i think there were quite a few audience questions. i want to lead and with a couple questions. i think they will become in. -- common. then i will open it up here. miami,st question, on this is not unexpected. confirming and think it is highly likely that the first cases of locally transmitteda virus by mosquitoes are there. this is as expected. addicted this w

ultimately happen because we have so many travel-related cases in the united states. >> reporter: the fda told blood donation centers in miami-dade and broward counties to cease collecting blood immediately until they're able to collected. in south florida most of the donations are collecte one blood that sayss eay as tomorrowy all of their blood donations for the zika virus. so far more than 1600 people diagnosed with zika in the continental u.s. including more than 400 pregnant women, but those cases were contracted by people traveling into the u.s. from other countries or puerto rico. aggressive mosquito control efforts now >> if in fact the cases do turn out to be conrmed thab been acquired from the mosquitoes, this is no longer a warning. >> reporter: it's an urgent call for people to be on the lookout for any zika symptoms and take action to protect themselves against mosquitoes. kerry sanders, nbc news, miami. >>> a starting sight when sparks dpan shooting out of an engine a passenger captured on a cell phone video. the flight was forced to tur the ane ss the gine was not explainin

let's focus on one stock getting up 4%t today --valeant after two drugs passed fda regulatory hurdles. shares are down nearly 90% over the last year. the joining us now is antonin scalia potty, president and ceo of -- anthony -- anthony skill of potty. does this change her mind at all? mr. scilipoti: not at all. even though there has been a changeover of management, we do not see changes in transparency, what is going on. david: joseph poplin joined as ceo. has anything changed under his leadership? mr. scilipoti: not from what we can tell. they claim there would be an increased exposure and transparency, and we have no depth to understand what the market potential is for each of their key drugs, and if you are going forward, you have to believe the pipeline is going to carry them. vonnie: let's listen to bill ackman -- a soundbite from his call. mr. ackerman: people have r&dharacterized valeant's programs historically. it has one of the most productive r&d programs of any pharmaceutical company in the country. evidence of that is this week, where the company has two drugs up for appr

the fda has done an environmental review and said it doesn't look like it has an environmental impactright now they are kind of talking with the locals and figuring out whether they want to do the tests. these are genetically modified mosquitos and some folks are concerned there could be an impact but the fda hasn't found one. we said there's been some news about puerto rico. the cdc saying as many as 50 pregnant whimper day may be getting infected with zika and, of course, because the biggest concern about zika is because of the birth defects called microcephaly and other birth-related defects next teamly concerning. >> which is enough to put this on a fast track as it pertains to the fda i would assume. >> absolutely. >> what kind of timing? >> if we go into human clinical trials with the vaccine, it could still be another year or two before we get even farther so it's not as if it's going to be an immediate solution so right now we're looking for more funding to be able to send to puerto rico to help with mosquito control and better tests to find out who has the disease. >> thanks,

fauci: what the fda has done is quite prudent. i don't know whether you followed it. given the local transmitted cases in florida, what the fda ultimately, hopefully soon, we will test the blood the way we test for other things to keep the blood supply safe. it will take a while to implement testing. in order to be really safe and to not take chances in the two areas where there is local , they are closing down and not accepting blood donations so you can't contaminate, but as soon as they get the implementation of the testing or the mechanism whereby you can decontaminate the blood, then they can start collecting the flooding in. what they did was a prudent thing. >> i think there will be quite a few audience questions. i want to lead and with a couple questions i think will be common and maybe we'll will get with three or four and i want to open it up to the terrific audience we have here. i think the first question is certainly focused on miami, florida. again, this is not unexpected. for the media, this is breaking news this morning. florida governor rick scott, s

lyrica is fda approved to treat this pain, from moderate to even severe diabetic nerve pain.y cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes in mood or behavior. or swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects are dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain and swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol problem may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. and these feet would like to keep the beat going. ask your doctor about lyrica. >>> we're back with a new warning as the heat of summer sets in. don't get burned by the sun or by choosing the wrong sunscreen. turns out many of us are buying sunscreens without enough protection. more on what some doctors consider the three must haves. >> reporter: as summer starts to sizzle, we

. >> in 1957, the pill was approved by the fda for severe menstrual distress. funny is then everyone seemed to be suffering from severe menstrual distress. >> it wasn't until 1960 the pill was actually approved by the fda for birth control. >> the pill was originally very hard to get. it wasn't like you just went down to the pharmacy and picked it up. that took quite a while. >> this woman asked her doctor for birth control information. >> he said the best thing for me to do was not to be close to my husband, and if i didn't want to get that way, it was up to me. >> well, i'm 100% against birth control because it's immoral. it's the same as prostitution or abortion. >> there has always been pushback against birth control. even when the fda approved the pill, it was still illegal for many women across the country. so, estelle griswold, who was the president of planned parenthood in connecticut, decided she was going to challenge this, and she began handing out birth control, knowing full well that she would probably be arrested, which she was. >> on the 24th of

there are currently no dna based blood tests for cancer that are fda approved. >>> a popular gift onecall list during a fire has czar. fda is recovering 500,000 hover boards because the lithium i couldn't batteries inside can overheat and explode. latest recalls includes popular brands like the swag ways. you can see all of the affected models on cbsphilly.com. >> mega million lottery officials say irma's deli in cape may county sold a $1 million ticket for yesterday $454 million drawing. here are the winning numbers once again. take a good look nine tickets sold in new jersey are worth $5,000. since there was no grand prize winner the jackpot rolls over to $508 million for friday's drawing. if you play, good luck. >> not bad. >> not bad at all. just week after being name the angry yesterday city in the country philadelphia isn't feeling love once again. >> because the city of brother y of allow was name the fifth rudest city in the country during to the ranksings of travel and lease sure. the four cities considered more rude than philly, miami, phoen phoenix, new york city and los a

there are currently no dna based blood tests for cancer that are fda approved. >>> a popular gift onhe recall list during a fire has czar. fda is recovering 500,000 hover boards because the lithium i couldn't batteries inside can overheat and explode. latest recalls includes popular brands like the swag ways. you can see all of the affected models on cbsphilly.com. >> mega million lottery officials say irma's deli in cape may county sold a $1 million ticket for yesterday $454 million drawing. here are the winning numbers once again. take a good look nine tickets sold in new jersey are worth $5,000. since there was no grand prize winner the jackpot rolls over to $508 million for friday's drawing. if you play, good luck. >> not bad. >> not bad at all. just week after being name the angry yesterday city in the country philadelphia isn't feeling love once again. >> because the city of brother y of allow was name the fifth rudest city in the country during to the ranksings of travel and lease sure. the four cities considered more rude than philly, miami, phoen phoenix, new york city and l

everyone's favorite baking snack is now off limits thanks to the mean old fda.here's a link between the recent e. coli outbreak and uncooked flour. grains harvested for flour come directly from the field where contamination by arm animal waste, bill is likely. >> just tell me hot dogs and hamburgers are likely. >> if you want to eat waste, go ahead. the world's largest furry convention has returned to pittsburgh. the city's streets were packed full of furry creatures yesterday as cartoon animal enthusiasts gathered for the annual convention. about 1500 so-called furries are expected to celebrate the event's 20th anniversary. >> i don't even know where to purchase a costume like that. >>> and speaking of furry being look at this happy llama's reaction to a leaf blower. zoo officials were trying to clean up the llama's stall when they realized just how much it enjoyed that cool breeze. even the tail was wagging. this is "first look" on msnbc. don't forget to like us on facebook. "way too early" starts right now. >>> this is a factory, and the legacy really of hill

so i just need to keep up. >> reporter: the fda is not keeping up with smart drugs or knew tropics as they are called because they are not recognized as a class of drugs. many are sold online. >> this is sort of an experiment you know, people are experimenting on themselves. they are basically guinea pigs because we haven't done studies to show the safety or effectiveness of these drugs. >> reporter: sonyaing an loan spokesman for the academy of nutrition and dietetic says the world of smart drugs and supplements can be murky. >> smart drugs don't make you smarter. they make you feel like you're being able to focus. they may make you feel like you can do your own personal best. but there are ways of doing your own personal best without having to take a drug that truly doesn't make you smarter. >> you guys are about pushing the limit. >> yeah. i think that's the future. it's going to be inevitable that we'll be, you know, playing with, like, implants, playing with i am beddable computers, playing with smart drives and u tropics. that's going to happen. you can't stop progress. >> repor

the fda is asking the banks there to test donations for the disease and stop collecting blood donations immediately. leading expert on zica there working in florida says the state department of health is just looking for answers. >> most people quite receptive. >> unusual to have someone knocking on door with cooler >> c to challenge the i.r.s. and say if they pay the bill it would have negative impact on current financial position. >> shiri: temperature mid-70 over the weekend, improvements and then thing get iffy again on sunday and hour-by-hour look next. >> jessica: human remains found in everett for the second >> jessica: big clue to help >> catherine: we will get to zip. so many people live in michelle's >> daniel: greenbush ice house have been keeping us cool. >> michelle: pete next to me >> shiri: fresh fruits when it is hot outside and cooler temperature out there as i walk over to my computer, carrot stick in hand and temperatures now in the lower 70s and we are tracking much needed widespread rainfall. you can see framingham, hopkinton up pace in bedford and steadier rain sho

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