in other words, they didn't contribute to or cause his non-hodgkins lymphoma. >> bayer rights while we have great sympathy for mr. hardiman, the extensive body of scientific research supports the conclusion that roundup is not response form his illness. >> as long as the company continues to deny that roundup causes non-hodgkins lymphoma, then nothing can be done. >> last year duane lee johnson won a $289 against bayer. the judge later reduced the award to $78 millions. bayer is appealing the district. the trial is expected to last a month. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> and speaking of roundup, a report says one of the main ingredients has been found in several popular beers and wines. the ingredient is glyphosate. u.s. pirg says it even turned up in some organ brands, but in all instances it showed up in trace amounts. all the levels were below the risk for beverages. we have posted the entire report, which contains a list of all the brands of beer and wine that were tested on our website, abc7news.com. >>> stay here with us. it is hard enough to get to a bart tra

in the first federal trial against the controversial wheat eight a man of california says his no hodgkins lymphoma stems from using round up to twenty five he is. the case is being argued in federal court in san francisco and it is only the first off what could be many federal trials the attorney for seventy year old edwin hart i'm on a frequent user of round up in a start and says it's high time for monsanto to pay up. this company needs to get straight and to be honest with the skin of its customers and say listen there is evidence of associate with cancer and yet let people make a choice about whether or not they use a product this case is about failure to work and the simple fact is they haven't worn and they're going to keep being sued until they do that was an initial victory for the german chemical giant that has all monsanto since a sixty six billion dollar takeover last year the judge rejected the plaintiffs allegation that monsanto paid for by a scientific research and excerpted undue influence on government regulators in a previous case in state court last year monsanto was ord

trial against the controversial weed killer to say a man in california says his diagnosis of non hodgkins lymphoma stems from using round up for twenty five years the case is spector to set a precedent for thousands of similar lawsuits against the maker of round up the agricultural firm on sun till now own by german chemicals giant buyout but the judge threw out a secondary allegation against monsanto that if used it of paying for agreeable scientific research and tampering with evidence in a previous state court last year on santa was ordered to pay seventy eight million dollars in compensation to another plaintiff. there's a brand called about booze no financial correspondent in frankfurt baez facing more legal trouble over monsanto what does that mean for the company have they bought a brand that is toxic in more than one way. well ok hot there are a lot of investors who believe yes since the takeover all found so came in the table in the first place that's about two years ago with the share price of fire has lost around about fourteen percent obviously a lot of investors out there are

in 2015 he was diagnosed with non-hodgkin lymphoma, a month before a key ingredient in round-up was listed as a carcinogen. it was one of 1600 filed by people who believe it caused their cancer and in the first trial, a jury found cancer in a bay area pest control manager. >>> an unpleasant ski experience, people who took the chair at one resort had to be evacuated. >>> a trespassing turkey, a bay area home surprised to find the bird inside. >>> some light range on our storm ranger doppler radar. the river pattern sets up for the bay area and why it is different than two weeks ago. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. whareliable wifi with coverage, throughout your home? how about having internet that can help you save on wireless phone service? xfinity gives you the fastest speeds for all your devices. plus, now that xfinity mobile is include

. >> she is battling a form of non-hodgkin's lymphoma, and in the new trailer for "dance moms resurrectione how much of a toll this is taking. >> i'm starting chemo. >> this follows the battle of turbulence in her life. she pleaded guilty to bankruptcy fraud. >> i just don't want to fight anymore. you know? i have, like, this much fight in me left. i don't want to deal with it. >> is this a fair punishment though if you do have to spend time in prison? do you think? >> like i teach my kids, life is not fair. >> she served seven months in prison and was we leareleased eo a halfway house. while she was there, she began treatment to her cancer. now after losing her hair to chemotherapy, we see her donning a wig and returning to tv, but some things never change. >> i need to get back to teaching and training my children. i need to get back to my roots. i fought hard to be here, and you have to be a fighter too. >> she is a fighter. well, "dance moms resurrection" will begin airing in june on lifetime. >>> still ahead tonight -- ♪ raise your glass >> inside pink's family celebration. why her li

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in 2015 he was diagnosed with non hodgkin lymphoma just a month before a key ingredient in roundup was listed as a carcinogen. his case one of more than 1600 people who believed roundup caused their cancer. the trial is expected to last a month. in the first trial the jury found it caused a local grounds keep tore develop cancer. >>> this week in the bay area pro football hall of famer heading to town to tackle pension reform. they started a group called fairness for athletes in retime wants to get more money for older nfl retired players. the group claims a football hall of famer from the 9170s earns around $0,000 a year. while baseball and basketball retirees get about $220,000. >> take a look at this time lapse video of the detroit river flowing through downtown detroit. you can see large chunks of ice floating by. yeah it is cold there. also got winds up to 60 miles per hour whipping through the city today. 60 miles an hour winds and that cold. i'm getting goo goose bumps just looking. rob i'm glad it is not happening here. >> well we got 60 degree temperatures. not too cold. not t

won a landmark case against them johnson's lawyer successfully argued that the groundskeepers non hodgkins lymphoma was caused by years and years of being exposed to the chemicals contained and months santo's cornerstone we round up the success of this case open the floodgates of similar lawsuits over a round up in the controversial use of the chemical guy for sate and now there are rumors that retail giant cosco may on officially discontinue the sale of roundup and its stores while monsanto is far from being knocked out the company is stumbling and this is primarily due not only to mr johnson's lawsuit but years and years of hard work by both scientists and activists to bring the dangers of gleick for say into the light of public scrutiny author and viral mental activist and poet mitchell cohen has documented this long hard and what its future may hold welcome. thank you very much it's a pleasure to show you the book is yes and to. it's a pleasure having you on michel i want to ask by now many of heard or at least oh are aware of the dangers of life or say and it's you sitting around a bu

united states for treating not just melanoma but also lung cancer kidney cancer bladder cancer non hodgkins lymphoma and other lymphomas head neck cancer. stick types of colon cancer the list goes on a lot more indications are added you know weekly it seems and they ask about the cancer treatments be and how aggressive they are you know i know when with my mother was diagnosed with with cancer i was struck with the oncologist talked basically about determining the the level of toxicity in the chemotherapy but that's something that people have been doing now for decades and really it doesn't seem there's been that much change but we're talking about something like chemotherapy why is that and does immunotherapy does it all for a viable alternative to that. yes it is the reason the chemotherapies are so toxic is that basically they know that big joke sells it was to touch one of just kills any cells that are dividing rapidly and besides the cancer cell that's also your hair follicles the lining of the cuts on your blood relations. other. other new newer drugs so-called targeted therapies are

. >> so, i have non-hodgkin's lymphoma. >> i have hypotropic cardiomyopathy. >> i have half a heart.ically ill patients who had the same wish: super bowl tickets. >> super bowl! >> reporter: here's gunter learning he was going at a high school basketball game. ( cheers ) in all, the make-a-wish foundation gave 16 young patients tickets and an all- access stadium tour, including player locker rooms. >> this is-- this is beyond crazy. i can't even believe i'm here right now. >> reporter: they relate to a sport where players get knocked down and have to get back up. >> they have to keep on going, no matter what, you know? because their goal is to win that trophy. and so, my goal is to get back up from this, like, this disease that happened to me. >> to try to find a spot to fit in. i guess that-- in life, life is so big, and there's so much that can happen. >> reporter: lucky has already had three open-heart surgeries. >> when the people get, like, tackled really hard, and they, like, have to be, like, out for the season or something like that, it kind of relates to me because i got inj

delta successfully beat hodgkin's lymphoma. ♪ let me be there in your morning ♪ >> delta and olivia havet again. >> i've shown her a lot of snippets. throughout i'm sending her pictures. >> i just love her. olivia will be 7 is in the fall. she's a electrical end. >> amazing. let's talk about legend, hebry winkler, the fonz now 71 years old. >> we have a surprise for you. >> ok. >> we have a third grade class photo and i knew immediately who you were in this picture. >> yeah. >> right here. >> henry seems happy today, walking the halls of ps 87 but his elementary school years weren't easy. >> you suffered dyslexia. >> yeah. >> what was that like? >> what was it like? >> to fail and not understand affects your self yij. without hyperbole, you sink to the bottom. >> he learned to quickly memorize his lines. but it was excruciating. >> i stumbled for ten years. it was -- i was embarrassed for ten years. >> ironically that struggle inspired him to write children's books. 29 books later it's coming to an end. >> how bittersweet is it that this is the final book in the series? >> i love him, i

of washington found that the main chemical and round up significantly increases the risk of non-hodgkins lymphoma. last year $289 million was awarded to one man after determining that roundup caused his cancer. a judge is slashed that award to $70 million after an appeal. >>> president donald trump is traveling to vietnam where he will meet with kim jong un. >> reporter: the security is tight on the streets of hanoi. ahead of a historic summit. president donald trump meeting with kim jong un for the second time. hoping to build on agreements made and report last june. the president has been touting improved relations. is also lowering expectations for any kind of broad agreement on denuclearization and sanctions. >> i leave for vietnam and i'm going to meet with kim jong un and we are going to talk about something that he never spoke to anyone about. and we are speaking with him. >> reporter: it is unclear what concessions ofstation. kim jong un said he might be willing to give up nuclear weapons if he didn't feel threatened by the u.s. military. but the idea of withdrawing troops from s

i had non-hodgkin lymphoma. society give patients like me that hope, because of the lifesaving research that they fund and the support programs that they provide. lls funded research has led to nearly every blood cancer treatment available today, and our work is now helping patients with other kinds of cancer. i survived a heart attack, a heart transplant, a leg amputation, and 3 bouts of cancer. and nothing's going to beat me. we are the leukemia and lymphoma society. beating cancer is in our blood. join us at lls.org. (sfx:birds singing, distant dog barking) hi hi ♪(whistling tune: "don't worry, be happy")♪ lou: the left-wing national media, the pundits, the celebrities who wasted no time attacking those covington high school students over a viral video facing civil lawsuits. attorneys for a student, nick sandman, sending preservation letters or to more than 50 individuals, media organizations telling them to keep their records because they've all been warned that they are not to destroy any documents in conne

after a jury concluded that roundup caused his non- hodgkin's lymphoma. a judge later reduced the award to $78 million and monsanto is currently appealing. >>> new information from san ramon please where they have released a sketch of a man who reportedly tried to kidnap 13- year-old girl. the girl said a man approached our in a car as she was walking on fallen leaf circle telling our that our father had sent him to pick them up to pick our up. the man tried to grab the girl but she ran away. the suspect is described as indian between 35 and 50 years old. he was reportedly driving a white nissan four-door hatchback with tinted back passenger windows and the yellow star with a smiley face on the front windshield. the victim was able to provide a partial license plate of 7hm and the number six. >>> singer r. kelly appear before a judge today and pleaded not guilty to charges of sexual assault. he is accused of abusing four women, three of whom are minors. the 52-year-old turn himself in last week and spent the weekend in jail during today's court appearance

another man was awarded nearly $300 million after the jury concluded that roundup caused his none hodgkin'symphoma. a judge later reduced it to $78 million and monsanto is appealing. a second trial is now expected to last a month. >>> officers are searching for this man 51-year-old mark alan signen. he is described as 5-foot #1k39 185 pounds. he is accused of shooting and killing 76-year-old john moore. moore's body was found yesterday afternoon on fostoria way. a witness says he heard shots, then saw a man jump into an suv and speed away. investigators are still trying to determine a motive for that killing. danville's chief of police told us this afternoon that he personally knew the victim in this case. >> john moore has been a long- time rotarian. and i know him to be kind pers driving a silver 2003 ford escape with illinois license plates. that plate number is 1008122. if you see the suv or the suspect, you are asked to call danville police. >>> today vladimir putin mike pence met with venezuela's self- declared interim president. fox news ray beingan tells us that the united states is

one of the pharma units getting the nod on a new drug that treats non-hodgkin's lymphoma and rheumatoidis. and, this is one of the japanese industrial machinery makers. the nikkei reporting that they may raise prices in the u.s. due to steel and aluminum tariffs. we also have seen the likes of bank of america merrill lynch downgraded the stock as well. we are counting you down to the opening of the session in india. just under an hour away. let's go to divina, standing by in mumbai. we were talking about the tensions on the border in india and pakistan. how is that going to weigh on the market today? very negative. at least the additional drop in the early learning -- the early-morning reports shook the nifty. you have a 100 point drop in a matter of a few minutes. if you look at the rupee in the non-deliverable forward market, that saw a sharp depreciation in a matter of a few minutes. now it is somewhat stabilized at those levels. you've got pakistani officials tweeting out messages, saying the indian air force jets have andched the line of control that has caused a little bit of pani

. >> another topic that commissioner hicks mentioned, i know that preventative hodgkins has touched upon this as well, i was the public confidence in the integrity of our elections is a component of our democracy and following the 2016 elections, american voters report a decrease in confidence in the election systems and outcomes and that's exactly what our adversaries want to try to accomplish here. but election security, particularly cyber security is generally an important aspect of increasing confidence but is not sufficient. so who is in the inter-agency that has the role of correlating protection election integrity, and the perception thereof, and to, oh which cyber security is just a part? >> in terms of the interagency process the fbi in the department of justice have the responsibility to lead on countering foreign influence and that is the social media campaigns. that's the direct response. the direct response piece, so as things bubble up or pop up, they work with partners to address and immediately address head-on. the department have insecurities role is more on the line of