. >> it sounds like a fungus. >> jimmy: it does sound like a fungus, but i'm a fun guy. [ laughter ]>> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: last time you were here we had a great time. we had the first lady, michelle obama was here. >> yeah. >> jimmy: wasn't that fun. >> that was amazing actually. >> jimmy: the whole show was fun. >> i know, and also we were talking about downstairs there was all this secret security going on. it was all very like first ladyish. >> jimmy: it was very first ladyish. how did you get out of the building? >> how did i get out? >> jimmy: did you get mobbed? >> i slept here. >> jimmy: you did. that's right. i remember that. i made you breakfast the next day. she likes pop tarts in the morning. that's very cool. it's very simple. >> jimmy: "don jon." first of all, look at this. very pretty human being. [ cheers and applause ] very good looking human being. >> i haven't even seen that. that's nice. >> jimmy: you haven't seen it yet? if you're on a magazine, do you pick it up? do you read it? >> apparently not. >> jimmy: but do you shy away from those? do you have

. >> it sounds like a fungus. >> jimmy: it does sound like a fungus, but i'm a fun guy. [ laughter ]e. thanks for coming back here pal. >> thanks for having me. >> jimmy: last time you were here we had a great time. we had the first lady, michelle obama was here. >> yeah. >> jimmy: wasn't that fun. >> that was amazing actually. >> jimmy: the whole show was fun. >> i know, and also we were talking about downstairs there was all this secret security going on. it was all very like first ladyish. >> jimmy: it was very first ladyish. how did you get out of the building? >> how did i get out? >> jimmy: did you get mobbed? >> i slept here. >> jimmy: you did. that's right. i remember that. i made you breakfast the next day. she likes pop tarts in the morning. that's very cool. it's very simple. >> jimmy: "don jon." first of all, look at this. very pretty human being. [ cheers and applause ] very good looking human being. >> i haven't even seen that. that's nice. >> jimmy: you haven't seen it yet? if you're on a magazine, do you pick it up? do you read it? >> apparently not. >> jimmy: but do

i went to a dermatologist, and he thinks i have some kind of a rare skin fungus.g stages. and it itches really bad. does that look weird to you? because he says i could have picked it up from shaking somebody's hand. but i don't think it's that bad. i mean... i would listen to him. you think i should listen to him? he says this is the beginning. it's gonna open up, and -- i hate to say the word -- but he said it's gonna get pus-y. i don't know what to do. maybe you should go get a second opinion. maybe that's a good idea. i'm gonna do that. i'm gonna go call my wife and tell her "let's find another doctor." thank you so much. you're very nice to take some time and make me feel better. 'cause i was really scared. okay. ♪ sing la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ sing la, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la, la ♪ ♪ la, la, la, la, la [ mid-tempo music plays ] i'll raise you two blues and a white. uh... i'll call. full house, kings over tens. darn it, you cleaned me out. [ chuckles ] don't blame me. i suggested strip poker. [ mid-tempo music p

growing it takes time, money, and lots of pesticides to protect the crops from bugs, vermin, and fungus. now some people think pesticides made by big biotechs are harmful for humans, pets and the environment. we solved that problem. our scientists are putting the pesticide right inside the crops. the food itself will kill those pesky critters stone cold dead. >> well back. we're talking about the battle over labeling genetically engineered foods. kevin i want to give you a chance to respond to that video, but jeremy, i want to talk about the documentary and what killed you to make it "gmo omg." >> what captured my imagination was an event in haiti. when they burned the seeds coming from monsanto. what i learned was if they accepted the seeds then they would have to buy them again the following year and then they would have to buy the soil and then there was a circle of dead seeds. how is it possible that we're eating gmos every single day and no one knows what they are. i think there's value in awakening people to the current reality. so that we can have these conversations. i think tha

all the fungus up in fungus corners is dying but for us down here we have partly cloudy skies and some low overcast along the shoreline. futurecast showing we have fog over the north bay, pouring up against the peninsula and pulled back tomorrow morning at 10:00 so we'll get a little more sunshine tomorrow than today. but because the pressure in the atmosphere is just lower, the numbers are not going to come up a lot until thursday when the high builds back in and we warm things up to near 90 degrees again inland. central valley is cooling too. sacramento is at 101 on saturday. today just -- tomorrow just 87 degrees. 96 at fresno. and along the shoreline we are looking at 68 at monterey and the south bay tomorrow san jose 80 degrees. milpitas 82. morgan fire 84. pleasanton in the mid-80s tomorrow. livermore about average 87 degrees. and for san francisco tomorrow will be looking at 66. oakland 72. and sausalito 65 degrees. extended forecast, another mild day tomorrow before we get back to higher temperatures on the weekend, 92 on friday and saturday. further ahead things cool like toda

they also say that these systemic pesticides if you put it together with the mite aside or fungus side they're a thousand times more toxic or like like your like your films said i mean the big colonies dying off is indicative of what's the larger problems in our society and our environment as a whole thank you so much everyone check it out vanishing of the bees very important topic. investigative journalist really appreciate you coming on thank you please check out calling dot com which is my next project which is all about putting truth back into the food supply we will and thanks so much for tuning in you guys this week have a great weekend. unexplored antarctica what is it in this icy expanse that attracts the people who come here. but you know i only go to the dock. and enter into. a new generation of polar explorers is coming. we have a new group of specialists here now all of them are young how are they going to get along with each other i don't know. i used to be a bureaucrat. seriously. what adventures await this mysterious.

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mold is a fungus that grows in dark and moist environments. some molds can be very dangerous and can cause serious health problems if they're not dealt with immediately. especially for people with asthma. then there are pests like cockroaches, ants, and rodents. pests are not only a nuisance, but they're asthma triggerses. roach and rodent droppings and body parts of dead pests can be part of the dust we breathe and are not healthy for us. many of the products we use are also harmful to us. for example, aerosol sprays can trigger asthma. whether it's hair spray or oven spray, aerosol sprays create a fine mist of chemicals that pollute our indoor air and goes straight into our lungs when we breathe them in. it's the same thing with pesticide sprays or pesticide foggers or bug bombs, and air fresheners. they contain toxic or harmful chemicals that irritate the lungses and can trigger asthma or allergic reactions. how many of you use bleach or ammonia when you clean your home? well, unfortunately bleach and ammonia contain chemicals that can trig

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it is caused by a fungus found in soil.uses flu systems but could lead to blindless and death. >>> vector control officials tell us conditions look good for mosquito fogging tonight. the area to be sprayicide highlighted in yellow tonight -- sprayed is highlighted in yellow tonight. mosquitoes tested positive for west nile. >>> our weather now. continues to cool down. i imagine firefighters are really thrilled with this weather. >> as much as i like the warm weather, when you get this pattern it gives firefighters a break. it was triple digits heat a couple days ago. weekend was warm. you can see the highs today. antioch, right, it is 78. temperatures cool. look at santa rosa 79. temperatures definitely on the cool side. that is how it will go again tomorrow. fog and low clouds. actually high clouds. foggy. there is the fog. these are higher clouds. shows the higher clouds as whiter. lore clouds -- lower clouds are darker. plenty of fog. the marine layer is over 2500 feet. deep. over the coastal hills. firefighters liking t

soil, where they are the prone to fungus and don't get enough sun. >> after the taliban left, this land like a dessert. there weren't grapes anywhere. everyone was scared to come here, because the ground was full of mines. >> when she arrived in afghanistan, there was a lot to be done, not only were there unexploded bombs most vineyards had been destroyed. a decade later the former front lines here on the plane, are now lush. heidi and her husband gary took me to one of their research farms on the outskirts. >> the grapes are really tiny. >> uh-huh. >> this is not the right way to do it, this is a demonstration of what it shouldn't be like. >> here are the bunches. they are a little bit anemic. they are very irregular. this is caused by mold. >> as we walk through the tell lass the difference is clear. >> so you have a nice cluster so you are getting more produce off of the vine by lifting it up and providing these beautiful vines can prune the vine and double the yield. >> crops double or tripper in size. >> these are expert quality bunches. >> getting the grapes to india is another ch

300 people most in oregon, washington and now 8 other states, centers for disease cell said that fungusius brain and serious brain and lung infections is rare. but they do' to raise awareness, it has in the states oregon and washington become an identifiable disease. >> new satellite images suggest north korea has restarted a small nuclear reactor capable of producing plutonium, steam rising from a building indicates that the reactor is or is nearing trading. >> and a new web site tracks plume of radioactive water making its way across the pacific from japan's 2011 fukushima disister revealed should reach the west coast next year. expert say that by then radiation they hope will be below levels that world health organization occurs dangerous, but very little about this disaster has held up to examination after authorities made their proclaiming a. >> back to sites in -- crisis in syria but next guest said that putin is running circles around president obama, joining us now, senator rand paul. good to have you with us. let's turn first to this contest now between putin and obama for the

then she's got a little rash that's kind of some sort of fungus or something that broke out in the shelteream, but she's good. she's happy and playful. >> so, again, how about you, aaron? you sound like a parent of a newborn. talk to me about it. >> it's kind of like being the parent of a newborn. i mean -- i guess, i've never had kids, but i mean, she's like my kid. i want her to be healthy. i want her to be happy, and as far as i can tell, she's pretty happy. there's a kid. >> look who i have. >> oh! >> you can just feel when he talks about the cat, it's just this great emotion of happiness to be able to have this. >> you know -- >> it's been a great blessing and a gift for him. >> little things in life to us are not always -- but when you're in a situation like this, it's such a big thing for him, and he really -- he just loves it. he's so happy with the cat, so we're all -- >> we're all happy. >> yeah. we're happy. >> not long after gaia came into his life, brown decided to share the love by enrolling her in the prison's pet therapy program. he brings gaia to the residential treatment

that drug was contaminated with n gas and -- fungus and hurt people dramatically. most are living with unbarnle who aror not knowing whether they will survive and must spend weeks in the hospital missing work, holidays, and time with families and must take large doses of morphine to ease the pain. each day they live under the deadly threat of infection that could reach their brains and kill them. this outbreak someone of the worst public health disasters in our country's history and a terrible tragedy and epic failure. sadly during our hearings it was ponted out that while the f.d.a. was still having multiple visits to compounding pharmacist, they told us they did not have the authority. unfortunately, several years had dragged on where the f.d.a. heard numerous complaints about the problems with necc. they told us it was too complex to act on it. but clearly it was not complex, nor was it a surprise. neither necc or sister company were operating in the shadows. they were under the nose of the f.d.a. for a decade. field staff were aware of it. there were warnings s