most people think like drugs that are prescribed, these supplements are tested for safety and effectiveness. that's not true. the fda, the food and drug administration needs to know more about these products. >> here to discuss the pros and cons of dietary supplement regulation from cincinnati, ohio, we are joined by john entine and from washington, d.c. we're joined by darryl rogers, the campaign and communicates he director at the alliance for natural health. thank you very much for being with us, these diedary supplements include vitamins, minerals, herbal remedies, sexual enhancement and body building.

the food and drug administration say people reported nausea and cramps due to mold. >>> an artificialg went on sale at california whole foods. the product called beyond eggs can be used to make cookies and mayo mayonaise. the artificial eggs are made up of plants from peas, gums and other sources. >> did you try it? >> yes. >> and? >> quite good. but by themselves it was great. >> there you go. eggless eggs. >> reporter: i have cooler temperatures. live look at coit tower in honor of the 9-11 anniversary. all we did was cool down. it was like we shot up. we fell 17 degrees. livermore was 2 degrees under. it is typically windy this time of year. warm, high of 89 and sunny later in the week around 91 degrees. the marine layer was pushed. the cold ocean air shoved inland. we have a high of 78. it will be moving again. the 90s go as far north as seattle. temperatures will climb a little. we have bottomed out. tomorrow morning foggy, cloudy, drizzle in the city. we finish with sunshine. we are near normal friday and saturday. livermore is 86. 67 for san francisco. sunnyvale is 81. 79 more

ongoing clinical trials that are required to be posted if they are to be approved by the food and drug administration. www.clinicaltrials.gov. put in a disease category and they will list 15 or 20 that are ongoing and you can bring that to your physician. >> there are a number of support groups depending on the condition you talk about. one is the national association of mental illness, national advocates, there website is a robust one updated regularly and deal not just with dealing with mental issues but public policy advocacy as well. in terms of advocacy i want to really reemphasize the importance of any political mobilization. we often talk about the medical industrial complex like a huge behemoth that squashes everything in its path. we are all historians. you find out the power is very weak. at times if you mobilize in the right way and ask the right questions you can find where things for a around the edge and have an impact. that being said grassroots organizations, some of this can be very good, just a few bad leads, ask the right questions over and over again and get the right people to st

drugs and more knowledge about the virus and available treatments is one reason why. if you need a better way to track your health, more than 17,000 apps for that, food and drug administration say many of these apps are not harmful however the f.d.a. will regulate apps that for example a s an attachment to monitor heartbeat and the end result is an e.k.g. reading. >> well, good afternoon. i thought i'd try something different and show outside in ocean city. if we can pull that up from the control room, beautiful blue skies at the moment. we're seeing a few people walking the boardwalk and a lot of them out at the beach. not too many venturing into the water. definitely seeing cooler weather at this point but the outdoor plans, it's spectacular out there. that's what we typically see in the fall, but not so great for your garden. that may be struggling because of the lack of rain. plant advice coming up. 65 at the airport. we're another 61 in annapolis and 65 in ocean city. these temperatures are quite comfortable as long as you're dressed accordingly. a light jacket or long sleeves is best in parkton or westminster. this afternoon we're expecting temperatures to climb throu

. >>> the food and drug administration just approved a new device to help couples get preeing -- pregnant it. measures sleep patterns, menstrual cycles and body temperatures. grintd an nal leeses it and returns the optimal tomorrow get pregnant. >> it's like a personal trainer with a temperature monitor. your personal trainer is in england giving you emails telling you what to do. >> okay. doctors say the new device won't for every couple. parents with no health issues, it can take out some of the guesswork. >>> and you can sign up for the komen race for the cure and still get your t shirt mailed to your home. you can sign up until race day, but you won't get t shirt in the mail. for you to sign up or you want more information about the race, log on to our website, abc2news.com/think pink. >>> new tonight, for a lot of kids, the best meals of the day are eaten during the school day. as abc2's katrina bush finds out, students are adjusting to the new look of their plates. >> should eat fruits and vegetables because it's healthy are than fried chicken and fries. >> reporter: no fried chicke

in 1990, the nutrition labeling and education act which gave us the food label, the nutrition to the food and drug administration and said if we told our customers how much sugar we put in our food our competitors could copy our recipes. and the fda said oh, okay. >> you bring up the low-fat thing and they might have more calories. >> absolutely. look at snackwells, which was worse for you, the fat or the sugar? answer, without question, the sugar is way worse. >> and again, many of these names fool people. they put agave, cane sugar, honey, maple sugar. people believe those are healt healthier than regular sugars. you don't believe that. you believe that sugars are all the same. >> it's not the vehicle be it's the payload that matters. payload is the sweet molecule that makes sugar worth eating, it's addictive fructose. it's not glucose. glucose is necessary for life. glucose is uninteresting. fructose, we go out and seek. this is why we're sugar addicted, and why we are consuming it with abandon. the bottom line is it's bad for us. it actually causes liver fat. it causes insulin resistence and it's the proxima

the food and drug administration is preparing to take action to regulate new tobacco products. d told "inside story" that further research is needed to analyze the benefits and risks of e-cigarettes. in the meantime, consumers will continue to smoke them if they got them to. >> is there a chance you can become addicted to the device? >> oh, yeah, i'm totally addicted to the device. [ laughter ] >> joining us now are thomas the cfo of the tobacco vapor cigarette association, stanton glance, and danny, the vice president for research at the campaign for tobacco-free kids. let's start with you, tom. we asked the manufacturers to come on your show, and they told us to try your group, and you are also one of the owners of an e-cigarette company. who is using e-cigarettes? what is the market? >> the market for electronic cigarettes has vastly increased as you stated in your opening. really the use of esig are folks that are 35 and older, tried other replacement devices, and currently you have a technology that is very reliable or fairly reliable. and people are finding comfort in tran

i contacted ex-wife number 5, who happens to work at the food and drug administration. ver even heard of kung pow punch and no approval is pending. >> uh-oh. >> take your poison punch off the market now. or you're going to jail. >> pow. >> why would you do this to me? it's going to cost you money too. >> because some things are more important than money. >> let's not get crazy. >> bobby. >> sorry. it's a reflex. >> actually, you taught me a/y valuable lesson, larry. i'm never going to put my name on any product again that i don't believe in. >> fine. you win. i'll let you out of your contract. and stop selling kung pow in the u.s. we do better overseas anyway. >> not good enough. i don't want kids anywhere drinking that stuff. kung pow punch can never be sold anywhere ever again. >> you just got kung powed, player. >> maybe we should just call the police. >> great idea. >> look. free money. it's raining. >> put that money back. ♪ ♪ all the goodness of milk, all the deliciousness of hershey's syrup. it's as much as you like, any way you like. try classic garlic shrimp sca

the food and drug administration says the sample tested positive for miscarriages in pregnant women. far, though, there are no reports of illnesses lynched to- linked to the recall. >> it could be great in one place and blue somewhere else, because we congress such a large area and the nature of the bay and its shape. here is where the bulk of the storm system is. you can see the flooding from over the weekend as torrential rains pounded them and overwhelmed their evacuation system. they are getting heavy snow in the mountains to the eat of seattle and portland, up to 2' of wet and heavy snow. this system spent the energy up north and we had a report 2.36" of rain in crescent city and fort dix. that is where the energy was. it is moist. it is humid. the winds are coming from the south to southwest gusting up to around 14 miles per hour. when you step outside the temperatures are going to feel warmer and just kind of sticky even without the sunshine. our coolest temperature around the bay is 65 in san francisco and hayward and half moon bay is the coolest at 61 and gusts up to 70's al

a link between the illnesses and the yogurt has not been confirmed, but the food and drug administration says those who ate the tainted yogurt reported feeling symptoms of nausea and cramps. last week, chibani told grocery stores to get rid of 35 varieties because of mold. >>> talk about being at the right place at the right time. how one fast-thinking cop came to the rescue at san jose international airport. >>> the terrorist attacks on 9/11 happened 3,000 miles away. how one bay area man brought pieces here to the bay area never forget. >> 22 degrees colder today in concord. yesterday, 100. today, only 78 degrees. so a big cooldown is underway in the bay area. how long does it last? how chilly do we get? your forecast next. ,,,,,,,, ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. anniversary of the september eleventh attacks. dedications ceremo >>> tomorrow marks the 12th a

what's going to happen at the food and drug administration? >> reporter: minute after the senate vote democrat barbara mccloskey took to the floor furious about the forecast for all the federal workers in maryland. with tens of thousands of government employees in his district in virginia, republican rob whitman is worried, too. >> i have a deep understanding and sympathy for the effects it will have on people's lives and that's one of the things that will play strongly in my decision about what i vote on going forward. >> reporter: but whitman declines to say whether he would vote against the new spending bill with new strings attached that the speaker is putting on the floor. what would you tell him? poo that we have an obligation to fund -- >> that we have an obligation to fund government and we continue to address the issues with the affordable care act. >> reporter: democrat john delaney who made a fortune in finance before marylanders elected him to the house says he want to control the federal budget, even reform entitlements. >> what w

food and drug administration to regulate them just like tobacco. they banned in 1970 oldtime cigarette television ads used to talk about taste and relaxation. >> taste good like cigarettes should. >> reporter: new ads for e-cigarettes emphasize feeling clean and no cigarette smell. >> i can whip out my blu and know that i won't scare any guys away. >> reporter: users inhale but there's no smoke. taking a puff triggers a heating coil which warps up liquid nicotine in a plastic filter and that results in nicotine filled vapor like steam. it doesn't contain the same tar and chemicals as cigarette smoke. but as the fda has said it may contain other cancer-causing agents. and at least four users have gotten a nasty surprise. their electronic cigarettes exploded while being charged. >> it sounded like a bomb. it shook the house up. >> you look at the preponderance and the percentages and with the electronic cigarettes i don't think the numbers begat the worry at all. >> and joining me from cdc headquarters right here in atlanta is cdc director dr. tom fr

the industry currently operates without food and drug administrations, but the fda says it will impose new restrictions. >> right now you can click on an ad on the internet and it says if you're over 18, it will sent you some free samples. have you seen this? >> i have, yes, and i think practically there's so many entrepreneurial companies that have cropped up, and everybody is try dog anything and everything to get this out in the market. they're trying to utilize the time between now and when the fda clamps down to get the brand out. >> because e-cigarettes are not regulated there's no way of knowing exactly what's in the lay pore. in 2009 they found toxic chemicals in two leading brands. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> marital problems for george zimmerman. his wife of six years is filing for divorce. his wife says they've lived like gypsies in a trailer for the past year and a half and then after his trial, zimmerman reportedly packed up and left and didn't tell anyone where he was going. last week shelley pled guilty for lying during a bail hearing for her husband. >>> str

together now to form a voluntary standard and the consumer product safety commission and food and drug administration planned to launch an education campaign later this fall. lesli foster, wusa9. >> lesli says there are some things you can do now if your loved one has dementia. experts say the bed rail may not be the safest thing. consider putting the mattress on the floor and putting a mat below the bed as a cushion. >>> always watching, always tracking, wusa9 first alert weather. >> happy friday, my friend, tgit, right? >> back at you and a nice day. we had some clouds, a few complaints registered because of those clouds. >> you can never win. >> there will be some clouds tomorrow. it won't affect your plans at all. after your high of 74 today, temperatures still comfortable downtown, mid-60s and relative humidity 70%, winds southeast at 8. as long as they have an easterly component, we run the risk of having some clouds in the morning. it won't produce any rainfall or ruin the day. all the heavy rain is in the plains states with a cold front. erica will track that over the weekend. we'll zoom in.

and their caregivers. an apparent outbreak of food soning-- possibly linked to chobani greek yogurt-- has spread to nearly 90 people, that according to the u.s. food and drug administration. chobani had already announced a voluntary recall of 35 varieties of its yogurt that may have been contaminated by mold. the f.d.a. is now working with the company to speed up that process. congress today awarded its highest civilian honor to four young, black girls killed in a church bombing in alabama, three weeks after the march on washington, 50 years ago. in a ceremony at the capitol, the congressional gold medal was given posthumously to addie mae collins, carole robertson, cynthia wesley and denise mcnair. their deaths helped spur the passage of the civil rights act of 1964 and the voting rights act a year later. alabama congresswoman terri sewell paid tribute. >> the names of the four little girls will never appear on the wall here in congress. but their legacy truly paved the way for me and so many others to serve here in congress. i know that the journey that i now take, as alabama's first black congresswoman, would not be possible had it not been for the journey of addie, c

the food and drug administration is preparing to take action to regulate new tobacco products including e-cigarettes. the fda told "inside story" that first research is needed to assess the potential public health benefits and risks of electronic cigarettes and other novel tobacco products. in the meantime, consumers will continue to smoke 'em if they've got 'em. >> is there a chance to become addicted to the device? >> oh, yeah, i'm totally addicted to the device. [ laughter ] >>> joining us to you talk about electric neck cigarettes is thomas hicklus the ceo, stanton glantz from the university of california san francisco. and danny mcgoldrick, the vice president for research at the campaign for tobacco free kids. let's start with you, tom. we asked manufacturers to come on our show, and they told us to try your group. you're an industry lobbyist and an owner of an e-cigarette company. take the broad view for us. who is using e-cigarettes and what's the market? >> well, the market for electronic cigarettes has vastly increased, as you stated in the opening. really the use of the e-cigs

the food and drug administration plans to change that this fall and govern them just as they do tobacco products. right now, brian, a lot of people are concerned that this is just re-glamorizing the idea of smoking and that one thing may well in fact lead to another. >> as we said, seeing a lot more of them out there. nancy, thanks. >>> still ahead for us, the dramatic rescue caught on tape. and when you look at it now, it's a lesson now in really trusting your gut. >>> later, coming home. a happy reunion for the u.s. service members and the friends they just couldn't bear to leave behind. d. [barking noises] until i started gellin'. it's this awesome gel, only in dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. it's like walking on a wave. i love my dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. when they're in my shoes, my feet and legs feel less tired. they've got two layers for support and cushioning - it's dual wave technology. i'm walking on it all day of course i feel energized! i'm a believer. i'm a believer! dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. i'm a believer. ooooo. bjorn earns unlimited rewards for h

food and drug administration still does not monitor the use of e-cigs. >> tokyo. [ crowd cheers ] >> crowds celebrating as the international olympic committee announces tokyo will host the 2020 summer games. it beat out istanbul and madrid, who were also in the bidding. more than 150,000 jobs are expected to be created, and it's estimated it will bring 4 trillion yen, or $40 billion, into the japanese economy. for "teen kids news," i'm david lee miller, "fox news channel in the classroom." [ crowd continues cheering ] >> we're continuing our coverage of what may be called a musical miracle -- visiting teens from afghanistan getting the chance to play music side by side with american high-school students. as daniella reports, while these young musicians from two countries started off worlds apart, they quickly came together while preparing for a very special musical performance. >> for these afghan kids, coming to america is a dream come true, but the nightmare of those terrible years under the taliban is not easily forgotten. >> both boys and girls who decide to study music or listen

however, a food and drug administration spokesman says those who ate the tainted yogurt reported feeling symptoms of nausea and cramps. last week, chobani told grocery stores to get rid of 35 varieties of yogurt because of mold. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." >> scott pelley is in new york. >> reporter: great to be with you in the bay area. the president makes his case for punishing syria for that chemical attack three weeks ago. we'll have complete coverage from damascus, syria, to washington, d.c., tonight on the "cbs evening news" at 5:30, right after kpix 5 news. ,,,, these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives. discover how we are advancing medicine at kp.org join us, and thrive. ,,,, nation... about the crisis syria. -s... >>> a live look at washington, where the president is set to address

unprecedented control around the world in the regulatory bodies this is exemplified by the food and drug administration where the policy on g.m. owes was overseen by monsanto's former attorney michael taylor and the policy falsely claims that the agency wasn't aware of any information showing the g m o's were significantly different therefore the f.d.a. requires no safety studies and no labeling they leave it up to monsanto to determine if their foods are safe and monsanto doesn't even have to tell the f.d.a. or consumers if it wants to slip a g.m.o. into our food supply now michael taylor after overseeing this. policy he became on say it was vice president and chief lobbyist now is back at the f.d.a. as the u.s. food safety czar but documents made public from a lawsuit revealed that the overwhelming consensus among with scientists working at the f.d.a. was exactly the opposite of that exposed in the policy the scientist said g m o's would be dangerous could create allergies toxins and new diseases and should be tested now monsanto's takeover essentially of the f.d.a. has been replicated around the wor

food and drug administration observations tell us they will not be able to monitor food imports including baby formula. there will be an economic impact as well. with the housing market showing signs of life, federal housing loans will not be processed. and tourism could suffer. national parks, the smithsonian museums, national archives and the library of congress all would close down. potentially impacting hotels and restaurants. but at the airport tsa workers will continue to screen passengers and air-traffic controllers will monitor in bound and outjúÑ medicare and medicaid claims had will be processed and the u.s. postal service will deliver mail. when it comes to jobs considered essential for public safety, no disruptions there. firefighters will remain on the job. and patrols will continue to monitor u.s. borders. >> this is a 15 minute vote. >> late saturday the house approved an amendment that calls for u.s. troops to be paid in the event of a shutdown but the legislation still has to pass the senate. 1.4 million active duty members of the military are waiting for congress to act.

unprecedented control around the world and the regulatory bodies this is exemplified by the food and drug administration where the policy on g.m. owes was overseen by monsanto's former attorney michael taylor and the policy falsely claims that the agency wasn't aware of any information showing the g m o's were significantly different therefore the f.d.a. requires no safety studies and no labeling they leave it up to monsanto to determine if their foods are safe and mud sand it doesn't even have to tell the f.d.a. or consumers if it wants to slip a g.m.o. into our food supply. it's been a top destination for tourists from around the world for centuries but the way guests in paris are being welcomed and treated suddenly become a cause for concern for the city's authorities we'll tell you why in a few minutes. the bible says many times that god is the father of all things. i'm sure he called me to say if these children. from the orphanage that you know in time. my fellow pilgrims. my dad is probably the kindest soul in the world. he can't abandon the child he knows that they wouldn't survive so he in juror

. >> this bill would light a fire under the food and drug administration. >> reporter: something health advocates have been calling for, for years because for now, much of these claims are self- regulated by the industry. >> it's like the fox guard, the henhouse. >> reporter: the bill would also propose an fda-regulated symbol on the front of the box something like a star or checkmark, that at a glance will indicate just how healthy that product is. and remember, if you have a consumer complaint, give us a call or email us. >>> lots of people are getting cozy on the pavement outside the local apple store as iphone mania sweeps the nation once again. the new iphone 5s and 5c are being released tomorrow. lines are already forming outside the newly remodeled apple store in palo alto. some devoted customers eager to get their hands on the device started camping out on tuesday. [ laughter ] >>> a daring escape caught on dashcam. this 42-year-old suspect jumped out of a moving cop car, moving! only to land -- oh, you deserve that -- >> hello. >> on his face. >> hello. >> police say he took ad

the food and drug administration plans to regulate health apps for smartphones. industry analysts say there are more than 17,000 medical apps available but the agency plans to only focus on apps that turn a smartphone into a device like a heart monitor. >>> in other health news, a group of doctors says people with sleep apnea should try to avoid surgery to correct the problem. the american college of physicians is releasing new recommendations that say patients should lose weight and use an air pressure device known as a c d.c. pac. -- cpac. there are surgeries that can own the airway but weight loss can reverse the problem and is a much better option. >>> can your love life cure yao cans senator boston researchers say cancer patients who are single tend to have worst outcomes than patients who are married. a new study found unmarried patients were 17% more likely to have late stage cancer and 53% less likely to receive the appropriate treatment. doctors suspect married patients fair better because they have the support of a spouse who can make sure they go to al

precedented control around the world and the regulatory bodies this is exemplified by the food and drug administration where the policy of g.m. goes was overseen by monsanto's former attorney michael taylor and the policy falsely claims that the agency wasn't aware of any information showing the g m o's were significantly different therefore the f.d.a. requires no safety studies and no labeling they leave it up to monsanto to determine if their foods are safe and mud sand it does even have to tell the f.d.a. or consumers if it wants to slip a g.m.o. into our food supply. it's been a top destination for tourists from around the world first century but the way guests and parents are being welcomed and treated as a race suddenly become a cause for concern for the city's authorities we'll tell you why in a few minutes. wealthy british style. is no time to write let's go. around the. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our. going to the obama administration

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unprecedented control around the world and the regulatory bodies this is exemplified by the food and drug administration where the policy on g.m. goes was overseen by monsanto's former attorney michael taylor and the policy falsely claims that the agency wasn't aware of any information showing that g m o's were significantly different therefore the f.d.a. requires no safety studies and no labeling they leave it up to monsanto to determine if their foods are safe and monsanto doesn't even have to tell the f.d.a. or consumers if it wants to slip a g.m.o. into our food supply now michael taylor after overseeing this policy he became months sandoz vice president and chief lobbyist now is back at the f.d.a. as the u.s. food safety czar but documents made public from a lawsuit revealed that the overwhelming consensus among with scientists working at the f.d.a. was exactly the opposite of that exposed in the policy. the scientists said g m o's would be dangerous could create allergies toxins and new diseases and should be tested now monsanto's takeover essentially of the f.d.a. has been replicated around the w

the industry currently operates without food and drug administration restrictions, but the f.d.a. says it will propose new regulations. right now you can click on an ad on the internet and it says, "if you're over 18 we'll send you some free samples." have you seen this? >> i have, yes, and i-- i think practically, there are so many entrepreneurial companies that have cropped up and everybody is trying to do anything and everything to get this out into the market. they are trying to utilize the time between now and when the f.d.a. clamps down to get the brand out there by advertising it as much as possible. >> reporter: because e- cigarettes are not f.d.a. regulated, there's no way of knowing exactly what's in the vapor. in 2009, the f.d.a. reported finding toxic chemicals in two leading brands. >> pelley: jon, thanks very much. can building up the beaches limit damage from a storm like sandy? and we finally know what caused that huge fire burning at yosemite. when the cbs evening news why let weigh you down? as soon as you feel it, try miralax. it works differently than other laxa

precedented control around the world and the regulatory bodies this is exemplified by the food and drug administration where the policy on g m o's was overseen by monsanto's former attorney michael taylor and the policy falsely claims that the agency wasn't aware of any information showing the g m o's were significantly different therefore the f.d.a. requires no safety studies and no labeling they leave it up to monsanto to determine if their foods are safe and mud sando does even have to tell the f.d.a. or consumers if it wants to slip a g.m.o. into our food supply. has been a top destination for tourists from around the world for centuries but the way guests in paris are being welcomed and treated funny becomes a cause for concern for the citizen foresees i tell you why in a few minutes. going on and on the obama administration's continued insistence that the syrian regime must be punished for alleged use of chemical weapons has convinced few of washington's traditional allies the americans have said they will strike syria on their own if they have to what does this say about america's standing in t

but it's a sedative that typically knocks the user out pretty quick early this year the food and drug administration lowered the recommended dosage for women because it would keep them drowsy the next day and there's reports of people sleepwalking while on the drug doing everything from eating to driving to having sex and they don't remember any of it oh it's not just prescription pills americans are using to fall asleep millions more are turning to over the counter sleep aids to get some shuteye some of them are meant to make you sleepy others have drowsiness as a side effect whether or not they're taking drugs an estimated fifty to seventy million americans suffer from a sleep disorder or sleep deprivation why the growing number of insomniacs physicians say there are several factors leading to sleepless nights people are getting heavier and when they're getting heavier they have more difficult. breathing at night it's a condition called sleep apnea and addition to higher rates of obesity stress anxiety and staying up using electronics are also keeping many americans from falling asleep but what fo

but it's a sedative that typically knocks the user out pretty quick early this year the food and drug administration lowered the recommended dosage for women because it would keep them drowsy the next day and there's reports of people sleepwalking while on the drug doing everything from eating to driving to having sex and they don't remember any of it oh it's not just prescription pills americans are using to fall asleep millions more are turning to over the counter sleep aids to get some shuteye some of them are meant to make you sleepy others have drowsiness as a side effect whether or not they're taking drugs an estimated fifty to seventy million americans suffer from a sleep disorder or sleep deprivation why a growing number of insomniacs physicians say there are several factors leading to sleepless nights people are getting heavier and when they're getting heavier they have more difficulty breathing. night it's a condition called sleep apnea in addition to higher rates of obesity stress anxiety and staying up using electronics are also keeping many americans from falling asleep but what folks o

employees would be furloughed a few workers would remain on the job to man mission control the food and drug administration would suspend most safety inspections perhaps taking the biggest hit tourism national parks across the country will close so will museums here in washington d.c. that includes the smithsonian museums and the national zoo the twenty four hour panda cam would go dark the national zoo tweeted if the federal government shuts down on october first the zoo will be closed to the public all programming and events will be canceled alternately it is up to the executive branch to decide who is essential and who is not right now it looks like roughly eight hundred thousand federal workers many of them here in washington would temporarily be out of work in the first government shutdown nearly three decades in washington liz wall r t well the government might not have enough money to keep the panda cam on but a newly released report by the department of justice office of inspector general shows just the opposite when it comes to unmanned aerial vehicles here's what we found out between two thousand

food and drug administration, and others. and this act in part is going to provide immediate steps to help threaten our drug supply chain from counterfeiters and other bad actors. it also establishes a clear and defined bath toward full electronic product level traceability. we have seen in recent press reports counter fit meds have slipped into our drug supply and it's so tempting that the counters think last year alone the prescription drug market in the united states, americans spent $325 billion on perfect scrigsmeds. this is a lucrative market, it's very tempting for counterfeiters, that's why it's important we ensure the integrity of the drug supply chain. this bill will work to do just that. the other thing this bill does is provide some needed regulatory certainty for everyone in the supply chain. establish a national uniform standard for strengthening the integrity of the supply chain and that's important as opposed to having each state do their own thing because the participants in the supply chain have to deal with

the very words in the argument that were made by the food and drug administration before a federal courtand the court rejected it. they said it's just a sophisticated tobacco product. it's not a drug delivery system. you can't regulate it like it were. that finding by the court was made after a trial, after people chanced what the fda did and they resisted the challenge. >> nicotine is an addictive drug. >> there's no question. >> no question. >> however, the fda's ability to regulate nicotine is limited to the ability to regulate tobacco. it cannot regulate nicotine the way it regulates as prip. >> yeah. bottom line is, and i agree with you and i think charles is as well, they want to regulate it. they don't want to ban it. >> you know how many states tax it now? one, maine. all other states, it's not taxed as a tobacco product. if it's a sales tax, pay that tax when you dwet it, but you don't pay the additional tax. >> if it's a sin, syntaxes, sky's the limit. >> it's the most effective way of quitting regular cigarettes. tobacco is the only product in the united states of america wher

food and drug administration expected to decide later this year whether to approve it in the us use theregood news for families of loved ones who have regulara -- relatives in assistive living senters. this this is a big victory for 7 on your side. >> yes. what is changed here. >> we are thrilled. so thrilled everyone got on board with this legislation. families being asked to pay up to an additional 60 days rent in a nursing home after their loved ones die. so assist qlifive living centers were allowed to collect the rent under a clause that required notice after someone moves out, including if they die. people like miranda had to continue to pay rent of her late cousin from south san francisco, another woman was forced to dot same when her mother died. pat mcguiness shared their story, i should say our story about anyone listening in sacramento. and today, governor brown signed it into law. we're thrilled. the big blow to conexhumer privacy and a battle over tracking you online. the coalition of 110 groups have been working for two and a half years to come up with a universal do not tra

the food and drugs administration approve the drug, made by irvine, based allergen to treat wrinkles.the fda approval talked for the temporary improvement of one goes between the eyebrows, known as a frown lines. both tbold talks has previously been approved for the treatment of chronic migraine headaches, under armed sweating and i lit spasms. >> the state's foreclosure rates continued to it go down. according to a report by reality track, overall foreclosure activity, which includes a bank repossessions, was down 62% from a year ago. that decrease in august was the 21st consecutive month or foreclosure activity had decreased. >> just two days after the announcement of the new iphone 5-yes. wal-mart is announcing a trading and built fort iphone 5 sprit starting september 21st, people will bring in their existing phone to a wal-mart or a sam's club stores can earn a credit of anywhere from $50 to $300. the trading and price will depend on the brand and the condition. we will be right back. for over 60,000 california foster children, extra curricular activities help provide a sense of

. >>> the food and drug administration issued the final guideline it is, today for the medical apps. the fda is concerned that a handful of app, will turn the taliban let, into health -- tablets, into health monitors. the class 1 and 2 apps, must abide by certain rules for design, and registration and other criteria. the class 3 apps, must have premarket approval. >>> netflix won an emmy. off 14 nominations, the 9 for the show, the director took home to prize, the first time an online video distributor, has won an emm. >>> the grape harvest has felt the affect of the last week's rain. >> they look at these grapes. >>> and get ready to rev the engines, very acquitly, the big -- quietly, the big expo next week. >>> after the break, there's the fog, it's coming back to the coast, and then a warm up, i'll let you know how hot it'll get as we move to the end of the week. . >>> all that wane we got over -- rain we got over the weekend, has some growers, double up on the harvest schedule. live in napa, some grapes are showing signs of damage. >> we're sanding in a -- standing in a vineyard