you don't want hpv hiding inside your body, like hpv... has been hiding inside this commercial.ee all of them? go to thinkaboutthelink.org to look again and learn more. together, we can stop cancer before it starts. kennedy: welcome back. bernie sanders parades amazon today for raising their minimum wage to $15 per hour, now's setting his sights on the fast food industry. but some amazon workers are taking the fight back to bernie. the pay raise could end up costing them money. in exchange for the raise they could lose their stock options and monthly bonuses. is the bernie economy all smoke and mirrors? joining me, jonathan hoenig. also the editor of a new tax book of americanism. the politics of ayn rand. >> i'm enjoying the show tonight, great to be with you. kennedy: thursdays are always a special evening on the kennedalia show. let's talk about the pain of basic economics. even a big company like amazon wants to save money. when they give some they will take it back elsewhere. >> they pick a wage like you pick a flavor of ice cream. but for businessmen and women, it's not ar

you don't want hpv hiding inside your body, like hpv... has been hiding inside this commercial.f them? go to thinkaboutthelink.org to look again and learn more. together, we can stop cancer before it starts. where's tommy? (sfx: stage doors opening) i thought he was with you? no jack! (sfx: piano plays "twinkle twinkle little star" tommy? (sfx: audience laughing) go get him! don't stop. keep playing. (sfx: pianist playing masterful duet) here we go here's the fun part did you do this? great job! (sfx: audience applause) ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back. we continue now with more of my exclusive interview with oracle cofounder larry ellison. talk to us about what drives your giving. you've done much for be education, for cancer, cancer research. i love what you're doing on wellnesses. what drives these decisions? are these things that are just important to you, or are you, for example, wellness. >> well, health and making -- really i have a foundation, a charitable foundation where one of the slogans is cures not care. in other words, we spend a huge amount of money caring for people who

. >>> the fda has expanded the use of the hpv vaccine.he human papilloma virus, or hpv, can cause cervical cancer. the vaccine gardisil can now be given to people up to 45 years ode. until now it had only been approved for 9 to 26-year-olds. according to the cdc, about 14 million americans become infected with hpv each year. >>> okay. all natural or not. a popular sparkling water company is at the center of a lawsuit. the class action lawsuit filed this week against lacroix. is it lacroix or lacroix? >> they call it lacroix. >> but french is -- lacroix is what we're going with. claims lacroix beverage does not use all natural ingredients to flavor its sparkling water. the lawsuit was filed in illinois. it claims lacroix uses a number of synthetic ingredients to flavor its waters, which are widely popular among consumers. according to a statement from the company, they are denying all allegations and say the natural flavors in lacroix are derived from the natural essence oils found in fruit. >> they do spell it like lacroix. i'm just sayin

give them the hpv vaccine at age 11 or 12 to prevent hpv cancers later in life. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. valero will pay $260,000 for violationsthe refinery. it is for 22 air-quality violations at most said took place in 2016 and all the violations have been settlemen quality management district to fund inspections and enforcement by the district. >>> the san francisco public utilities commission assures people in the sunset district that their tap water is safe to drink. a person in the neighborhood raised concerns after buying a water testing kit that came back with a positive reading for pesticides and the person then posted the findings on the next-door site and some raised concerns about a water treatment facility in the neighborhood. >> they are concerned that someone had seen there were pesticides in the water. >> with everything we know, noth supply and all of the tests are coming out okay. >> in inspectors have been of days and found no issue and home water home kits are not always reliable and could have >> for some of these beaches, the public health department says it p

the fda expanding its recommendation for the hpv vaccination. good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. breaking right now, tropical threat. michael about to become a hurricane. the massive storm barreling towards florida expected to make landfall as a category 2. ginger is tracking the latest. >>> "gma" health alert. the fda releasing new guidelines for the hpv vaccine now approved for women and men up to 45 years old. what you need to know this morning. dr. ashton is here with the latest. >>> the popular drink lacroix water under fire. the company facing a class action lawsuit. allegations that it contains chemicals used in insecticides. what our experts say you really need to know about the ingredients. >>> steve perry, the voice of one of the most beloved bands ever returning to music. his first live interview in years. just ahead this morning, opening up about his life, his new songs and the woman who inspired it all. ♪ >>> and where is the nicest place in america? we'll take you to the small town community thriving in the big city. how all the

i think the issue of hpv is actually very critical. and i think that what i hear you saying is that communication and awareness is really one of the corner stones to being able to increase the uptake of the hpv vaccine. our next question salisbury from the audience, our next question is from eddie. eddie gonzales? >> right here. >> hi eddie, how are you? >> i'm eddie from harlem new york. and i'm question is on the social determinants and partnership. we know access to quality medical treatment, prevention, resources are oftentimes nonmedical factors like housing, employment, and the actual physical environment. so i'm wondering what are some of the partnerships you find most promising? and where do you find some of the areas between nonmedical and medical partnerships that we bleed need to do more work? >> can i take that? i always say health occurs every place. not just in the doctor's office or the hospital. it occurs where we live, where we work, learn, play, pray. it's in everything that we do. and the partnerships are so importan

and although i didn't get asked the question, i'm going to answer the question about hpv. one of the things that's important is you know why it's not working. because it was spoesassociated promiscuous sex. that's the handle it got. it got that this was -- you know that's what happened. that's what happened. they said, you get this if you, in fact, take this vaccine, you're not going to get these various diseases from being -- for having sexual intercourse and other activities. that is not at all what this is about. so, if we want to change it, have the churches, the synagogues, the mosques talk about how it can save people's lives. talk about take it to the public. because it's a misnomer. ladies and gentlemen, dr. david aegis and his panel. i'm going to get out of here. >> thank you, vmt. vice president. i certainly agree, not getting the vaccine is permissive to cancer. so, we have the privilege of having the cool panel. so, research and innovation, optimistic, exciting, and i think when you see who the panel members are and their views, it will get each of you on the e

. >> my question is, hpv causes cancer in all genders, including one of the fastest increasing cancersn american men today, oral cancer. now that we have a recommended vaccine, a cancer vaccine, even though we have that, uptake is below that of other adolescent vaccines. how do we create urgency amongst key stake holders such as parents as well as insurance comes to demand that all children are protected against hpv-related cancers? >> that's great. so that question, we are going to direct to the doctor. >> thank you, carol. i think that what we need to do is to empower people with one tool that people, all of us need, in order to go ahead with our life which is education and information. in the same way that they say that democracy dies in darkness, i believe that science also dies in darkness. so the light, we need to put there, it is education and information. but that education and information, in addition to the classic and traditional, we have the television, the radio, et cetera. in my opinion, it should be at the local neighborhood level. in my hospital here in washington, d.c.

can adults who are clear of cervical cancer take the hpv vaccine? not currently.ys and girls before their first sexual contact. i see. probably most people are squeamish about having that smear and i know you said mandy, you were always very good at having the smears and they area good at having the smears and they are a practical issues around not going for the smear test but one of the factors for many is that, people don't like it. you have brought the kit. people don't like it and they are frightened of what going to happen andl are frightened of what going to happen and i think it's really helpful to know what's going to happen and the first thing is this isa happen and the first thing is this is a speculum, this is what we use, this doesn't not go into the regina. this goes into, for most people who can tolerate a sex toy, this can go into the vagina and you feel a stretching sensation, this brush will go into the cervix, many women will go into the cervix, many women will say they experience a little bit of period pain, that will go into the pot. 2—3 minute

. >>> the fda expanded the use of the hpv vaccine. the vaccine can now be given to people up to 45 years old. until now had it had been approved for 9 to 26-year-olds. according to the cdc, about 14 million americans become infected with hpv each year. >>> now to animals that have a nose for crime. literally. two dogs are going to help out the county jails sniff out drugs and cell phones. ollie and fin, two springer spaniels are helping santa clara county are helping keep the contraband out of jail. removing cell phones out of jail means safer streets, too. inmates have a harder time orchestrating crimes behind bars. >> i think it's going to be good. >> the creative strategy is low cost, too. ollie and fin are aren't after any promotions or pay raises. they do it for a little fetch with a tennis ball. >>> well, it sure is going to be a great weekend, if you can get to the city. here is a live look the transamerica pyramid so clear all the way to the golden gate bridge. a beautiful morning and this is where hundreds of thousands of peo

if your son or daughter is age 11 or 12 give them the hpv vaccine to prevent hpv cancers later in lifeu: radical left wing senator c amalla harris unveiled her party's true intentions when it comes to, well, open borders, and illegal immigrants just pouring into the country. >> we are a country that our strength has always been that we are a tolerant country, that we are welcoming of those. lou: surely senator harris' call for tolerance doesn't have anything to do with the, well, 60 million hispanics who live in our country, or the two-thirds of them say in a recent nbc news wall street journal poll they'd rather have the democrats control congress i'm sure it has nothing to do with them. joining us tonight to discuss the caravan, make that caravans now heading toward our southern border, political comentator best selling author ann colter, ann is the author of a new book, how the trump hating left lost its collective mind ann great to see you thanks for being with us and we recommend ann's book to you highly. ann let's start with the caravan it is moving toward us. i don't see how it

this version of the hpv vaccine was approved in 2014 but only for people 9 to 26 years ol. hpv is sexually transmitted disease causing cancer including servicle appear genital oral head and neck. cdc indicate the vaccine can stop 31,000 cases of cancer each year. >>> the company making lacroix denies the sparkling water contains an greentd used in cockroach insecticide. this company identified as it lin. lolp. they call the allegations false and did he familiarer to. popular science magazine says it's a naturally chemical from citrus peels. used in sin secretary ds but not poisonous to humans. >>> happening in the south bay a celebration of girls and women.s 'festival. thousands of girls and families can enjoy more than 100 families including a makers fair. workshops, coding classes and more. abc 7 is a proud sponsor. >>> thousands of runners take to the streets of san jose this morning for the annual rock 'n' roll 5 k and kids run pch. the course takes runners on a scenic tour of downtown. it starts at 7:30 outside the san jose convention center. the finish line festival a

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new this morning, a large canadian study finds a vaccine for hpv, a sexually transmitted virus, does not lead to riskier sexual behavior. researchers say there's been no evidence the program prompted unsafe or early sexual activity. here in the u.s., the cdc says all kids should get the hpv vaccine at 11 or 12 years of age. >>> pain from a needle is enough to make any kids afraid to go to the doctor. researchers at a michigan children's hospital surveyed more than 700 moms and dads with toddlers or preschool aged children. half say their kids are scared of doctor appointments and many are afraid of needleless. that one in 25 parents delayed getting their kids a vaccine because of the problem. the survey uncovered something else as well, one in five parents say it was hard to concentrate on what the doctors and nurses were saying because of an upset child. try taking three. 5:56 right now. >>> happening today, a funeral for victims of the deadly high low crash, last week that happened in upstate new york. >> hundreds of people at the services last weekend. in total 20 people died in t

obviously, i'm not going to tell him i spent our fishing sunday getting test ford hpv -- positive, by way -- so instead of coming up with my own lie, i went the saudi way and let him pick my lie. i said, billy, i'll considering telling you my asshole boss is making me work weekends or i died. do either of those work pore you? do those make him feel respected? >> the more important thing is he stopped calling me. >> trevor: michael kosta, the meeting of the executive finance committee is now in session. and... adjourned. business loans for eligible card members up to fifty thousand dollars, decided in as little as 60 seconds. the powerful backing of american express. don't do business without it. ryou can duo anything. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." many people don't know this, but black history can happen at any time of the year. ( laughter ) so, we turn again to roy wood, jr. and another episode of c.p. time. ♪ ♪ >> ah, welcome to c.p. time. the only show that's for the culture. today is the 50-year anniversary of track star's john carlos and tho

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they had a mixed quarter, beating the bottom line, missing on the top the hpv vaccine, and merck missedy announced 10 million share buy back may raise questions about the appetite for m and a and celgene raised the forecast on the strength of psoriasis drug, that report welcome good news for a stock that lost 30% year to date jon, back to you >> thank you let's get to dom for a look at the markets overall. how do things look as earnings season continues >> as earnings season continues, you talk about the idea we are seeing price action decidedly negative on the sentiment side of things. you look at where market action has been, it is a reversal from yesterday. moves in technology and communication services and retail lead higher utilities and staples, real estate moving lower. as we look at the reason why we may be seeing a bounce, we could be heading into what traders call oversold condition. sharp move to the down side that doesn't normally happen. to illustrate that, through the closer trading yesterday, the s&p and nasdaq, in the s&p 500 there are only 164 companies that are trading

this version of the hpv vaccine was first approved in 2014. but only for people 9 to 26 years old.t can cause cancer including servingicle genital, oral, head and neck. cdc numbers indicates the vaccine can stop more than 31,000 cases of cancer from developing each year. >>> it's a big ahh for this big cat at the san francisco zoo. a routine checkup showed the 15-year-old, a 500 pound mail lion needed two root canalance and extraction. she was she was i haven g a much needed pedicure and trim of matted hair. >>> if you are a fan of twars you want to captivate catch a series premeerg tomorrow. a special animated version. the creators say it's new and true to the original. abc 7 news anchor dion lim has the story. >> when people are in need we help. >> justin ridge and athenna porlea have loved "star wars" since they were kids. the chance to expand into animation was a dream come true. >> i love how bright and lighter in tone it is. i love we are able to create new stories. >> reporter: the series called stwarps resistance premieres this sunday on the disney channel. the coexecutive

cervical cancer is caused by a really common virus cold hpv.ould stop that from happening. to be clear, women are sent reminders, is everybody? to be invited you must be registered with a gp. if you are not registered with a gp. if you are not registered you will not get an invite. you will get the invite in the post. if you are between 25 and 49 it every three years, and over 50 it's every five. how are you now? i'm all clear. in march i will be going for my two—year checkup. i will be attending every time now. doing well now. really well. you are a great advert for early diagnosis. a walking advert for it. i will shout about it to anybody who will listen. i get the feeling you are evangelical about it! chuckles thanks to both of you. good morning, it's tuesday, pumpkins out and about and carol is amongst a whole bunch of them this morning. good morning, carol. good morning, carol. good morning. you are quite right, you might be able to see them behind me. daly isjust you might be able to see them behind me. daly is just breaking you might be