so what is a hydrogenated oil hydrogenated oil is a man made fat a trans fat you see that's just a big molecule that's made mostly of carbon the carbon atoms are bonded together like a chain they're hydrogen atoms attached along the chain and if the carbon chain is completely saturated with hydrogen that's a saturated fat and if there are some missing spots. that's an onset treated that get it ok so what is transferred in transfer it's in as a. bizarro type of. unsaturated fatty acid where the double bond is present but the hydrogen atoms that are attached to the carbon chain are on the opposite side of the carbon chain. just about all of the polyunsaturated fats in nature have the carbon atoms on the same side it's sis but with industrial processing. vegetable oils and the bonds get rearranged so the hydrogen atoms are on opposite sides of the chain you might say well who cares where the hydrogen atoms are after all. but it turns out that we have evolved to deal with. fatty acids that have the hydrogen in the same side so this we have not evolved to deal with these new kinds of fatty

hydrogenation no partial hydrogenation you need to have things that are not altered. the low fat diet that has been pushed for many years. by various authorities in the community has really not serve the public well. the reason for that is that. some fats are essential something that they're ok and some are really bad the trans fat it goes into the really bad category to lump all fats together and say fat is bad and we should reduce fat to improve our health is misguided and not supported by scientific evidence it's. a simplification that is simply wrong. fatty acids in the diet are really critical for almost every step of human biology in the past there was often thought that fat was just fuel that we burned energy that way but we've come to realize after decades of research that the specific fatty acids which make up fat crew play a critical biological roles some fatty acids are absolutely essential for the structure for making the membrane around every single cell in our body and other fatty acids play a critical roles is the backbone of hormones and other molecule

the hydrogenated oils everywhere. which is the way it's always literature and. i think i need a gun so it's not when i'm babysitting and i looked in the back and said there were a chance but i was surprised to see that hydrogenated must think it's the whole. pop tarts all those part of the street spread logs which. you would look out for because it's. a labeling is really confusing it's been an important step forward to require the transplants be on the food label sort of gives consumers some awareness about the amount of transfer out there but it's very confusing because it's legal to own up to half a gram of transfer out you know product and still have a zero there in the line for trans fats. everybody knows when zero means except in washington zero does not mean zero zero means up to half a gram when we're talking about transfer hydrogenated vegetable oil the optimal safe amount is zero. they only have to label half a gram per serving so you still need to read your ingredient label. so that the chance that. one knows that it's. all off store there see transfe

why would any companies partially hydrogenated oil in a product made exclusively for diabetics. what about slim fast if trans fats are causing obesity why on earth are they putting these oils in the diet products that is crazy. this really got me thinking about the foods i've been feeding my daughter. food companies using other dangerous ingredients in these foods. during my research on the effects of trans fat i was surprised by some other corporate ingredients that i found bleached wheat flour. this is the first ingredient on so many product labels. during processing the wheat is sprayed with chlorine gas the same thing as your household bleach but in gas form. that bleach bottle in your laundry room has a warning against consumption written on it for a reason. why are they putting this in our food. why are we eating foods that are manufactured like this. by processing wheat flour with bleach these corporations are doing more than adding a potentially poisonous ingredient they're stripping the wheat of its nutritional value and creating a need for enriched vitamins. when you t

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moon has been called many things but now we note it is a treasure trove that moon ducks contain hydrogen and even traces of silver. these are the findings of one of nasa's strangest experience. an old rocket fired at the moon last year to break the surface with a second spacecraft following to analyze what ever was blasted off. water particles were spotted, but now we have the hard numbers. this is the most detailed investigation of the moon and the's potential for exports. it reveals more water than expected. at the south pole, water makes up 5.6% of the material thrown up. that amounts to 50 liters for every ton of dust and rock. one problem is high levels of mercury were found, so it is not ideal for breeding water. but if you have to hold supplies, having any water on the moon would be helpful for all kinds of uses. no one is planning to set up a moon base anytime soon but there are long-term projects that show access of water would be key to exploring the rest of the solar system. >> water is made of hydrogen oxide and you can use that to make rocket fuel. that can be helpful for fu

as the hydrogen burns off this flame will get smaller and smaller. it has kept everything from moving and blowing away and kept the pollution more contained. reporting live in rodeo, debra villalon. >>> a deadly shark attack shuts down several california beaches. >>> also ahead -- >> reporter: the giants practice their practice here in philadelphia today, we'll tell you why. >>> and everyone, including the philly fanatic is waiting to find out what time the game will be played tomorrow. >>> and the mysterious finding at a cemetery, what investigators are saying. >>> the giants are back in philly tonight getting ready for game six. fred inglis is live outside citizens ballpark with more on how the giants are getting fired up tonight, fred. >> reporter: right, frank. tonight it is very much like fall in the air. very cool, should be sunny again tomorrow for game six. a return engagement, a return match up. bryan wilson and the giants left at & t park in san francisco about 9:00 a.m. pacific but they did not land in philadelphia until 6:30 p.m. eastern

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of their systems go offline so because of their refinery being at a loss for error clearing the hydrogen and they have been burning and off it, it is that chain reaction because the gases that are usually is to turn the oil into fuel is getting back up in the chambers and machines from what used to process it and it is causing a situation where they have to get the gas out or it the it factory will explode severe use the devices that actually burning off some of the gases to relieve pressure inside of the machinery and that is why there's a huge fire coming out of one of the smokestacks that can be seen for miles and miles around the refinery. it is exploring black smoke into some of the neighborhoods and the strong winds blowing into the north, that stream of smoke is actually going at a 45 degree angle and spreading very rapidly into the areas around here and some of it is going out into the surrounding neighborhoods of the bay area air quality experts are measuring the inequality and tried to measure how dangerous it is, this is what that figure does so far, this is a level to health

we've used hydrogen in our plants for decades. the old units were very large. recently, we were able to reduce that. our scientists said, what if we could make it small enough to produce and use hydrogen on board a car, this could significantly reduce emissions and increase fuel economy by as much as 80%. >> corporate funding is also provided by wells fargo advisers, and e-harmony. additional funding for "washington week" is provided by the ethics and excellence in journalism foundation, the ananberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator, gwen ifill. >> good evening. we couldn't decide where to start tonight so we're going to roll everything together. polls are standing and shrinking, money is raised and spents and the electoral map is changing literally every day. if you don't live in a state where campaigning is already underway or where voting has already begun, here's a sample of what's crowding the airways and the debates. >>

that can result in electrical arching, short circuits, and fires that can result in the ignition of hydrogen gas produced by these batteries during normal operations. and any of us who have lived in the sunset or the richmond understand our cars can rust away, the cameras can rust and there is activity with salt air. the legislation. you today -- the legislation before you today does not address this type of hazard, nor does it include rigorous rules and protocols for preventing this type of danger by, for example, requiring routine pressure washing and mon the organize of equipment on utility poles of which salt air condensation can take place. while the legislation does make residential and neighborhood commercial districts zoning protected locations for the purpose of purpose of wireless facilities for the public right of way, it needs to go further by keeping these types of facilities completely out of these areas for safety reasons whenever possible. i am here to address corporate responsibility. i thank you, commissioners. >> is there additional public comment? >> good afternoon, mr. c

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