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. >> if you see partially hydrogenated soybean oil or cotton seed oil or that word hydrogenated, there'snce there's transfat. >> reporter: the food industry tells nbc news since 2003 food manufacturers have voluntarily lowered the amount of partially high dron hydrogenated oils in their products by 86%. companies continue to reduce them. today you can still find them in doughnuts, cookies, frozen pizzas microwave popcorns sprinkles and icing. nine years ago new york city banned transfats from restaurants. now the fda is going one step further. >> this is the fda saying, finally, get it out. we don't need it. it's harmful. >> reporter: while food manufacturers could petition the fda for a transfat exception, they warn food prices could rise. dietitians warn every gram of transfat adds up. >> we could do a lot better to eat higher quality foods, fruits and vegetables. >> that was nbc's tom costello reporting. >>> a simple step helping patients recover faster from surgery. for years doctors said not to eat or drink anything the night before an operation. the idea was to prevent getting sick

hydrogenated oils are commonly used in processed foods to improve shelf life and flavor. but doctors say they can raise levels of bad cholesterol and lower the good cholesterol. now any company that wants to keep using transfats will have to petition the fda to allow it. >>> tonight jill schlesinger looks at how the job market it recovering 6 years after the end of the recession. >>> reporter: this month marks the 6th anniversary of the end of the recession. according to the the national bureau of economic research, the u.s. economy bottomed out in june 2009. and the 18-month recession that began in december 2007 was the longest of any since world war ii. it was the most severe contraction since the great depression wiping out 8.9 million jobs. so where do we stand in the jobs market six years later? total employment is up by 11.7 million from the recession low. private employment is up 12.3 million and is now 3.5 million above the previous peak. in the month after the recession, the unemployment rate peaked at 10% nationally and in california, it stands at 6.3% through a

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transfats in the country, a new ban, and food companies have three years to eliminate all partially hydrogenated oil from their food. the center for science in the public interests this is a victory a long time in the making. >> we have been part of the public health commute working against transfats since the early 1990s. >> reporter: he said that the evidence has been in for years that the transfats are dangerous and the fda took too long to ban them. montgomery county in new york city have eliminated them already from food establishments. >> it has taken the industry way too long and the fda too long as well. >> reporter: however, some just feel that the confident should butt out. >> people should have their choice and a variety. >> i probably would not choose them if i have the choice. but i am convinced that it's just transfats that are the problem. >> they are added to the food for taste and consistency purposes. >> reporter: but the american public health association said that people need help from the government making the right choices. >> this is your government doing the right thing a

but studies have linked hydrogenated oils to cardiovascular disease. the studies go back to 1960s trying to get the fda to eliminate trans fats. >> you were asking the industry in 1968 to get rid of trans fats. >> that's right. they refused to, and they still don't want to do it now but they're being forced to. >> over the last decade the industry has been phasing out trans fats with some major fast food chains dropping it from their cooking oils and manufacturers quietly eliminating it from their foods. new york became the first city to push the ban them from restaurant in 2006. but hydrogenateed vegetable oils are still in microwave popcorn creamers and canned frosting. the agency plates 700 heark attacks-- attacks-- >> the technology is there... why isn't being done more? how to make recycling work... >> when these different plastics are blended then the recycling becomes difficult, to impossible. >> can we fix america's plastic problem? >> we can't unscramble an egg... >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> i'm sta

oils or phos. >> they've made a decision and finalized a determination that partially hydrogenated oilshe primary dietary source of artificial trans fats and processed foods, are not generally recognized as safe for use in human food. >> reporter: trans fats are cheaper than animal-based fats like butter or lard make foods tastier and extend their shelf life. f fda official say it will cut down on cardiovascular disease. >> we estimate that today's action will prevent thousands of coronary heart attacks and deaths each year ygz". >> the fda says consumer's use of phos plunged 73% over the last decade. >> i'm as against the nanny state as the next physician or the next doctor is. but i would say in this case this is one of the bad guys trans fats. and i think it is high time we get it out of there. >> reporter: yet some noted that in opting for the ban the fda which had previously required trans fat content to appear on labels skipped interim measures like labelling. >> when you ban a product there's serious economic consequences to that. i think that was probably not calculated as stron

transfats are usually found in foods that contain partially hydrogenated oils. manufacturers say it improves texture and shelf life and flavor in foods like the one we was here, microwave popcorn frosting that comes in a dan, margarine frozen desserts like this chocolate cake or this pie. dietitians though will tell you that transfats are more dangerous for your health than saturated fats. that's because they can cause an increase in our bad or ldl cholesterol, the same time reducing the good hdl cholesterol. fda officials say banning them all together could prevent as many as 20,000 heart attacks every year and 7,000 deaths from heart disease every year as well. the fda was supposed to make the final decision on whether to ban transfats today, but in a statement last week, the agency said it would decide over the next several weeks much the good news is that food manufacturers have heard the concerns about traps transfats and cut down adding hydrogenated oil in their products. since 2003 it dropped by 86%. already getting to be a challenge to find transfats in

have to be built as a continuous pour concrete, so heb you decontaminate you can fill them with hydrogen peroxide and destroy everything in the room. >> reporter: it's a building within a building. >> yes. >> reporter: the bsl-4 has a 16 inch heavily rebarred concrete floor, embedded in the bedrock. if there were an earthquake the two buildings would shape independently. keeping pathogens secure during death. >> bio safety level 4 is restricted to the pathogens considered exotic, and for which vaccines. >> researchers must pass through stainless steel doors set up as air locks. it's a chemical decontamination shower that scientists must stand under after doing research in. bsl-4. there are other similar safeguards. john, associate director of reference safety took me through the guts of the needle. >> where are we now? >> we are right above the biosafety level-4 labs in the mechanical space. this serves the labs. the majority of what you see, these are housing. hefa, higher efficiency particulate air filters. they filter out particles, and think viruses. >> air goes through the hepar fil

your decisions have a hydrogen -- huge impact on how it's viewed and enforced by the sf p.d. and sf mta which has sole regulatory authority over the taxi industry. public safety and public service are critically important and to that we have a comprehensive set of requirements that are detailed in article 11 of the transportation code. there are company standards in the code and their accountability to those standards and we try to create clarity and informity and enforce those rules and regulations across the board. there are seven taxi investigators supervised by mr. marvis. the taxi investigators work out on the field and they do work in the office. we are work to go codify our process in the code and vetting the process with the taxi industry now. elements include verbal warnings written warnings, citations and probation for companies and revocation. what you hear are mad medallion revocation case who are unable to fulfill the whole time driving requirement and permit cases as well. the taxi committee considers various factors before revoking. so you can be assured that a

a 1966 mid air inclusion of a b-52 carrying four hydrogen bombs. and alvin found it. since then alvin has been on the forefront of discovery. scientist cindy van dover was the first female pilot. >> you come across these tubes these white worms. >> alvin got a $41 million makeover that takes it to even greater depths and greater view of the undersea world. >> alvin used to have three view ports and now we've got five. significantly larger than the other ones were too. >> three inch thick titanium core allowing it to deep as deep as -- to dive as deep at four miles. the little submeans alvin in hearts and souls. felt like we were in a spaceship because the thing is floating based on buoyancy. i was just as excited on the surface of parse as i was seeing what's down there. so many of the scientists we talk to they say eventually people will be mining down there but the matter is how are we going to approach it, are we going to do it right? >> i'm concerned. this does concern me a little bit because we're talking about gold, silver, copper. my questio

>> reporter: the reason foodmakers love these partially hydrogenated trans fats they don't spoil which life of their products. they give backed goods their flakeyness and makes them taste better. think twinkie. unfortunately think apparently clog up our arteries and kill us. now the fda is giving food companies three years to reformulate their products and take out the trans fats. companies will be allowed to petition the government to get an exception to use some low levels of trans fats but only if they can prove they're less harmful. here's the deal. trans fats raise our ldl, our lousy cholesterol, and lower our hdl, happy cholesterol. kind of a double whammy. most trans fats will now be replaced with saturated fats which only raise our bad cholesterol. not exactly healthy but it's better than the alternative. listen. >> trans fats are basically fats that would be liquid at room temperature that have gone through a process calleded hydrogenation. >> when the foodmakers were forced to list the trans fats they got them eliminating the oils. now the fda thinks this will save thousands

. >> what you want to look for is the term hydrogenated vegetable oil is pretty much synonymous with fat. >> reporter: the grocery manufacturers association states that since 2003 food manufacturers have voluntarily lowered the amount of partially hydrogenated oil, phos or trans fats, in their food products by 86%. the industry could petition the fda for limited uses of trans fats. erica edwards, nbc 10 news. >> really got to read the label. >> you have to look so close. >>> "nbc 10 news at 5:00" is next. >> here's keith jones. >>> next all new on "nbc 10 news at 5:00" big developments on the jersey shore. >> once known as havens for drugs and prostitution the end is near for a strip of run-down motels just outside atlantic city. >> we're excited about it. we are really thinking that's really going to make the place nice. >> i'm ted greenberg with when these buildings are finally set to come down. >>> i'm tracking isolated storms this afternoon and then a big change. when we will finally be getting a break from the heat. >>> finally a champion. this former flyer just won the stanley

is giving food manufacturers three years to remove partially hydrogenated oils major source of trans fats from their products. in the past few years levels of trans fats have been lowered but f.d.a. says even those small amounts can add up. >> if they were eating, more than one serving of that, they could really consume a high level of trans fats from that food and not even be a aware of it. >> reporter: grocery manufacturers association the main trade group for the industry is working on a petition to asked f.d.a. for certain exceptions that is only way some level of trans fat would be allowed to be left inside foods. a lot of people don't realize trans fatties also in pop corn and coffee creamer. it is in a lot of stuff out there i've got complete list and more information and i'll put it on facebook and my twitter foods. >> always reading labels. >> yes i have consumed a lot of those few things, popcorn and coffee creamer unbelievable. >> settle still ahead on "eyewitness news" eco friendly weddings are on the rise, three on your side shows you how going green can save you money o

trans fat created when hydrogen is added and used to i am travel shelf life in flavor but can increase risk for coronary disease and heart attacks. >> we're really talking about foods that are processed things like box cookies crackers, pies, things like frenchfries. >> reporter: food and drug administration is giving food manufacturers three years to remove partially hydrogenated oils major source of trans fats from their products. in the past few years levels of trans fats has been lowered but the f.d.a. says even those small amounts can add up. >> if they were eating, more than one serving of that they could really consume a high level of trans fat from that food and not even be aware of it. >> reporter: any company that wants to keep using trans fats will to have petition f.d.a. to allow it. grocery manufacturers association, that main trade group of the food industry is working on a petition to ask the f.d.a. for certain exceptions. i'm stephanie stahl for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we are getting back to real ingredients. >> yes, good whole foods good ingredients. >>> lets see

that exposed the base of the rods to hydrogen after years of sitting in water. cost to replace the rods in 2013 was $45 million. replacement this time around may come again but may not come cheap, as it it did not in 2013. caltrans says that most of the rods passed seismic tests. we'll have more coming up in a half hour. live on yerba buena island, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> train transportation safety will be up for discussion at our nation's capitol today, concerns growing about train control and passenger safety, after may's deadly amtrak crash in philadelphia. house transportation subcommittee scheduled to hear from federal bureaus and railroad companies. >>> a plan approved by bay area voters more than a decade ago remains in the air today. advocates plan on rallying to get it back in motion. they want the city of san francisco to honor the original downtown extension to the transbay terminal. it would rout caltrain from 4th and king to the new transit center in the downtown area. now the project was approved by voters back in 1999 but stalle

apartment after the 31-year-old man posted on facebook that concerned his friends the man may have mixed hydrogenphur, seven people were taken to the hop with possible respiratory problems. >>> an 11 and person has died of the mers outbreak in south korea. the outbreak has been contained in hospitals but it's causing widespread fears nearly 3,000 schools remain closed in that country today. >> well, after the break we have new information on a new cyber attack targeting federal workers and why it's worse than first thought and why kids are not drinking enough water and that could have a negative impact on their health. 14 irresistible flavors. one for the mood. one for the moment. each one can make every day more delicious than the last. the taste could only be baileys. the experience could only be yours. baileys coffee creamers. this is the one. >> a major federal union says the cyber attack targeting federal workers is much worse than the obama administration lets on. they stole social security numbers and data from all government employees many blame the attack on china and the obama administr

of these places and you can get your whitening gel, or strip, or toothpaste, and that's about 10% hydrogeneroxide and works well. the key is not to leave those strips for a long time because longer is not better. it is going to cause sensitivity. but to go to doctors and for simple things like this, it can increase the cost and this is a big debate. >> you made a great point before we came on here, you're saying the lasers don't work, right? they don't add anything. only the whiteners, the dentist uses while the e s the whitener >> a lot of the procedures, like lasers, you should go to the doctor. those should be in the hands of dentists. for, you know, toothpaste or a strip, those kind of things, you don't need to go to the doctor. same argument against vitamins and should they be written by doctors. >> anybody pulls out a laser in the basement, don't do it. >> more next week. >>> the manhunt is on after a prison break that sounds like it is straight out of the movies. two convicted murderers have an elaborate plan to break out of a maximum security prison. now law enforcement hot on thei

. >> studies have linked partially hydrogenated oils to cardio crass sue car disease. some of the studies date back to the late 1950s from an illinois bio chemist who stockholder our lisa stark about the struggle to get the fda to eliminate trans fats. >> you were also asking the industry in 1968 to get rid of trans fats? >> that's right. and they refused to, and they still don't want to do it, but they're being forced to. >> over the last decade the industry has been phasing out trans fats with some major fast food chains dropping it from their cooking oils and manufacturers quietly eliminating it from their fads. new york became the first city to push to ban them from restaurant in 2006 but hydrogenateed vegetablal oils are still inside some foods such as microwave popcorn creamers and canned frosting. the fda announced no levels of it are safe. they contemplate 20,000 e and 7,000 deaths from heart disease could be avoided each year by eliminating it all together. al jazeera new york. >> a growing trend in healthcare is effecting care for hundreds of thousands of pat

rigorous three step purification process that includes microfiltration and exposure to uv light and hydrogen peroxide that kills anything that's left behind. officials say the water treated at this orange county plant exceeds state and federal standards. it's so clean some people complain it has no taste. the purified water is pumped into underground reservoirs before it makes it to household taps. >> we can produce the water for less than the cost of imported water and probably about half the cost it would take to desalinate sea water. >> reporter: experts say public perception is the big challenge and education and transparency are key. >> the term that's been coined from the toilet to the tap of course omitting the fact that there's a lot of treatment in between. >> reporter: and officials are hoping the orange county facility will serve as a model for other drought stricken communities. chelsea edwards for cbs news, fountain valley, california. >>> a panel of experts is now working on a report due out next year for the california state legislature that establishes a framework for program

the food industry has used partially hydrogenated oils for decades in products from pie crusts and popcorn and coffee creamers. some companies have recently started to phase them out, like kraft and killologies. -- kelloggs. >>> happy tuesday afternoon, everybody. before we get to our weather, we're standing in front of tropical storm bill. that formed fast in the gulf coast and moving inland in the gulf coast of texas. and into port o'connor, texas, spreading heavy rain around san antonio and into alton and -- alston and moving to dallas, fort worth, and to the east of oklahoma city. some amounts, maybe along's fine line to the east and west of it. this is not only going to play in the weather in texas but saint louse and kansas city and over the great lakes the next three, five days and it moves in and it will turn extra tropical. hurricane carlos is going off of the mexico coast and longs like it's going to take a path similar, just paralocal along the coast and move into the sea of cortez. that doesn't look like will take a path that blanka did when blank -- blanca went into baja and g

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studies have linked hydrogenated oils to cardiovascular disease. some of the late studies date back to the 19 50's by a chemist who told our lisa stark he was trying to get rid of trans-fat. >> you were trying in 1968 to get rid of trans-fat. >> that's right. they still don't want to do it, but now they're being forced to. >> over the decades the industry has been phasing out trans-fats. new york became the first city to push to ban them from restaurant in 2006 but hydrogenateed verbal oils are still inside some foods such as microwave popcorn creamers and frosting. the agency calculates 20,000 earth attacks and 7,000 deaths from heart disease could be avoided each year by eliminating it all together. new york. >> taking live look now at central south carolina. this is the small town where lindsey graham senior center senator, was born. he'll announce his candidacy for president in just a few moments and we'll carry that announcement live. you can see his crowd of supporters gathered there. thanks for watching, i'm stephanie sy. the news continues

transfats usually come from partially hydrogenated oils. they're typically used in processed foods to improve shelf life and flavor and some of the most commonning items are microwave popcorn. however, the fda say transfat cans raise your cholesterol and damage your heart. the companies who insist on using transfat also have to petition the fda for an extension. >>> the first lady taking her healthy eating campaign to italy, but today she took a tea break with a royal. michelle obama sitting down with prince harry. she is there with her daughters and mother to promote education for girls all over the world. the first lady announced the u.s. and britain are committing $2million million to developing countries to teach young girls to be leaders and train educators. >>> >>> so the storms have calmed down, but you're sticking with the yellow alert for now? >> oh, no. >> i canceled the yellow alert. >> it is gone. >> i canceled it. it is done. it is done. >> i just told myself to cancel it. >> i got you. >> it didn't materialize, which is good.

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