if you don't put a warning label you will get sued. here we have a warning label. here is a great little product. say you are driving down the road and you have a wonderful idea and write a note to yourself where you can take this little wheel mate, attaches to the steering wheel. warning, never use this product while driving. >> john: that would seem like a reasonable warning. you don't want people to use it. as the company explained, they said it is impossible to use while driving. so the car would drive around in circles if you tried it but the lawyer said put it on just in case. >> that is what we hear. you will sued if you don't. a warning label on fishing harmful if swallowed. >> john: product three. >> this is neck pillow that parents will put around the neck of the infants in the car. >> john: so the child can be more comfortable. >> it keeps their head stable and hurting the child. warning label actually says keep this product away from facts and children. it's kind of hard to use it. >> john: we called the company and they didn't respond. this is number f

if you don't put a warning label you will get sued. here we have a warning label. here is a great little product. say you are driving down the road and you have a wonderful idea and write a note to yourself where you can take this little wheel mate, attaches to the steering wheel. warning, never use this product while driving. >> john: that would seem like a reasonable warning. you don't want people to use it. as the company explained, they said it is impossible to use while driving. so the car would drive around in circles if you tried it but the lawyer said put it on just in case. >> that is what we hear. you will sued if you don't. a warning label on fishing harmful if swallowed. >> john: product three. >> this is neck pillow that parents will put around the neck of the infants in the car. >> john: so the child can be more comfortable. >> it keeps their head stable and hurting the child. warning label actually says keep this product away from facts and children. it's kind of hard to use it. >> john: we called the company and they didn't respond. this is number f

and bank regulation arbitrage provided similar leverage to these private label securitizers as fannie and freddie were able to achieve. the smart money was replaced by dumb money and then it was the regulatory accounting that allowed them to book fake prafts, that forced them to book fake profits that kept this whole model alive and in the end you can't short the government, which was what was driving the house prices up for that whole period of time. so basically what i'm going to give you now are really the confessions of somebody who is a former hud or a former freddie maccer but mostly a former label securitizers. how were their capital requirements set? anybody know? the financial crisis inquiry commission didn't tell you. they don't know because they're very opaque. and one of the reasons they're opaque is private label securitization wasn't created, it was created for ginny mae. the government backed it. other countries just used debt and equity. the primary legal distinction is that other types of funding or financings and the securitization was an asset sale from day one. now

but the private label securitization system did the same thing. they were making loans, and these loans didn't have enough yield to compensate for the risk, and when we look back in retrospect, we know that the bbb securities they issued during this five-year period lost about 30% of their value due to default. so this was a bad bet as well. so you have to ask yourself why were so-called private label securitizers also willing and able to make a bad bet for five years? i actually found this graph on the internet and then realized it was in the dissent. they say a picture is worth a thousand words. this one could be worth 10,000 words, and this is just the plot of house prices against a scale of 100. and you can see that the biggest peaks had been at about 125 from 110. so, for example, in the 1990s, i had a real estate development business building ocean front homes in la jolla. didn't go very well but i had the same attorney as mitt romney. and i closed it down. in 1999 my contractor came back to me and said, let's get started up again. and i sai

foods and labeling, resolutions calling for labeling of g.e.s have already been passed by the american public health association and the american nurses association. there is a great need for this information because there has never been mandatory human clinical trials of genetically engineered crops no tests for its possibility of causing cancer or for harm to fetuses no long-term testing for human health risks no requirement for long-term testing on animals and only limited allergy testing testing. what this mean is that for all intent and purposes the long-term health study on g.e. food is being done on the american people. we are the clinical test. now, let me clarify just a few things about labeling genetically engineered food. g.e. food labels will not increase costs to shoppers. everybody knows that companies change their labels all the time time. they market their products differently and adding a label does not change this. in fact, many products already voluntarily label their food as -- quote -- "g.m.o. free." further, genetically en

so he pays for things like no labels, which he kind of admits, and the idea behind the labels is veryold. lbj plays this game. pipe say i don't believe in labels. why can't we get past our ideological differences and do the hard work. and i've heard clinton do verses of this, al gore,, barack obama and there's a lot of problem. if you don't believe in labels we have real problem. labels are another word for things called words, and word are kind of important. words convey concepts of good and evil, concept of complex ideas, transmit civilizewayses from the barbarians who keep invading us, and the idea that words aren't important is reputation -- -- repudiation -- i've never heard in washington politics -- never heard anybody say we need to get beyond these partisan labels and get beyond this ideological divide so i'm going to abandon all of my principles and agree with you. people only play this game when they want you to shut up and get with their program so the no label game is a way of saying, please drop all of your ideological and principled objections to what i want to do and ge

first of all if you don't believe in labels who ever row problem because labels arehéñ?ñ?words are kind of important. words convey the conscience of evil and think and they complex ideas. and the idea that words are an important is basically a repudiation of thousands of years of civilization but beyond that, i have never heard in washington politics, i've never heard anybody say we need to get beyond these partisan labels and we need to get beyond the ideological divide so therefore i'm going to abandon all of my principles and agree with you. people only play this game when they want you to shut up and get with their program. subin a labels thing in many ways is simply a way of saying, please drop all of your ideological principled objections to what i want to do to get to my program. and it infects so much of our discussion. i would much rather have an argument with somebody again, who understands where he is coming from and knows what he thinks. this is why why think opinion journalism in many ways is the best form of journalism in america. no offense. it just is and i

several other countries require labeling of g.m.o. foods and here in the u.s. americans like to know if the foods where you're eating are g.m.o. contain g.m.o. products why don't we have that labeling. well unlike other countries we have deemed g.m.o. foods to be substantially equivalent bush sr passed this through in one thousand nine hundred two with the f.d.a. and what it says is that g.m.o. foods are substantially equivalent to non g.m.o. foods so they're pretty much equal and that's completely different than any other country really and you know. there's well they're both a parent way according to the f.d.a. there's no proof and like other you know unlike other countries the u.s. does not require their own independent tests of verify whether these foods are safe or not what they do is have these firms and agricultural giants conduct their own research and tests and when the f.d.a. passed this is the equivalent there was internal documents released later from f.d.a. scientists that said hey this isn't true and we completely disagr

>>reporter: the new labels will tell you if they protect against both. >>reporter: bottles manufactured after june 18th will have the changes. you'll still want to check the labels because older bottles will still be on store shelves. >> i'm open to buying whatever is new and better. >>reporter: newer bottles have will have new words to describe weather the sun screen will survive a dip in the water. look for watery sis tent -- resis tent lotion. >> that means your sunscreen will stay on you. there's a 40 and 80 minute mark. >>reporter: you'll also need to make sure you're applying the right amount of tloegs your skin. use a golf ball sized amount. >> don't feel like you need toes to out the old bottles of skin screen. they are good up to three years. make chur to chex out the tex operation -- check out the expiration date on the back. >> the stands are open, root beer, coke mutt, help on -- coconut, lemon line. >>> 98 at cdi today. a chansce for air report tofrment we have much more coming up. >>> where's the beef? the price of beef is going up. abc new

people say i don't believe in labels, right?hy can't we just get past this part of the divide and pass our ideological differences and do what the hard-working american people in the theater. i have heard bill clinton and al gore diversions of us. the problem with this is we have a problem with words. words are conveyed with contest in turn concepts of good and evil. the idea that words aren't important is basically a repudiation. beyond that, i have never heard in washington politics from i have never heard anyone say that we need to get beyond these partisan labels and the ideological divide. therefore, i will abandon all of my principles and agree with you. people only play this game when they want you to shut up and get with the program. the no labels thing, it is simply a way of saying please drop all of your ideological and principal objections to what i want to do and get with my program. it affects so much of our discussion -- i would much rather have an argument with somebody who understands where he is coming from, kno

first of all, if you don't believe in labels, we have a real problem because labels are just another word for these things calls words, and words are kind of important. words convey concepts of good and evil, theycocolex ideas, they transt civilization to the barbarians who keep invading us when they're born, and the ideas words aren't important is basically a repudiation of thousands of years of civilization. but beyond that -- i've never heard many washington politics, i've never heard anybody say we need to get beyond these partisan labels and so, therefore, i'm going to abandon all of my principles and degree with you. people only play this game when they want you to shut up and get with their program. so the no labels thing in many ways is simply a way of saying, um, please, drop all of your ideological and principled objections to what i want to do and get with my program. um it infects so much of our discussion. i would much rather have an argument with somebody who understands where he's coming from, knows what he thinks. this is why i think opinion journalism in many ways is

on the food you eat or at least not fully well informed labels labels so if you think that all is right with the meat you're eating and that the food labels are telling you the truth then maybe everything you know about the food you eat is wrong joining me now is alexia baden mayer political director of the organic consumers association and contributor to alter net dot org a lexus i'm sorry to type alexis welcome to the program what you know about meat glue well it's used to stick pieces of be together so once it's served on your plate it looks like a perfectly cut piece of steak but actually it's tiny little pieces of meat that have been squished together so that should offend you just because you're not getting what you think you're getting but the other thing that consumers need to know is this kind of meat is more dangerous than a whole piece of meat meat collects bacteria on the outside of the meat a lot of people like to eat their meat rare you cook the outside of the meat most of the bacteria should disappear but if you leave it rare in the middle and you've got all these little

the labels should be fully updated by december of this year. it seems like every year at this time we have another story about confusing son screens. spf and the uvb and uva -- the bottom line is, if there's any doubt in your mind, use more. >> just keep slathering it on. >> you can't use enough of it. >> all right. thank you so much. >> you can't use too much. >> and the sun is getting stronger. >> and tomorrow? . >>> obviously, tomorrow is the unofficial our the official start of summer. with temperatures tomorrow going to be in the 90s and the first start of summer is 7:09 summer officially starts on the calendar and sun screen a big deal. put it on the kids and continue to. they're the one us that first rub it off in the sand or in the water. make sure you always reapplying their sunscreen. out there you can see hazy, hot and humid across the area but this, this is an engeling of things to come as we move on. 87 with winds out of the south at 8 miles an hour. the dew point is critical here. right now it's at 70. any time you're above 60, yo

labeling and these are european counterparts and i'm talking about here you know sometimes it's not so bad to use other countries as an example to look to but recently we've seen state governments try to tackle the issue thirty six bills in one thousand states have been introduced at the state level just this past year boaters in california are going to vote on a ballot initiative in november to label the foods but then there have also been some setbacks vermont recently tried to pass a law mandating labels for food containing transgenic ingredients what some call the world's most evil corporation well they call that their army of lawyers to subvert democracy in the green mountain state senator bernie sanders explained. our friends at monsanto threatened to sue the state if that bill was passed despite passing out of the house a cultural committee by a vote of nine to one the bill didn't make it any further because of the fear of a lawsuit. so now bernie sanders and barbara boxer well they're trying to ensure that such lawsuits don't happen there introduced an amendment to this year's

the already labeled my son in the papers as a gang member. they labeled him as a drug dealer. no be had came to me -- no media came to me to ask me about my child. the people in my community seamen visible -- seemed invisible, and that seems unfair. i do because i want to see justice. i want to look at the person who killed my son and asked him why. why did you kill my son? what was so -- what did he do that allow you to shoot him point blank with four bullets in the face? what would make you do such a thing? i want to meet the individual, to let him know i have already forgiven you. if i had not for giving you, i would not be here today. i have to forgive you, but i want to know why. why do i want to know why? i want to get you killed, too. kurds people -- hurt people hurt people. apparently, you are hurting. you had to be hurting that night to shoot my son in the face. you knew him, you ate at my house, you spend time together. i want to know why you killed my son. i want to know why. i want to know why the community did not step up. everybody was present. i want to know why

there are 4 types of fire it's on the label. on the front. down here. water type extinguisher it's a chrome big thing that holds 2-1/2 gallons of water. 30-40 feet away is the maximum, you want to get closer. flood it with water you can put your thumb over the tip and it fans it out. dry chemicals, inside here this is a bc this is one you might have in your car. it's not used on wood, paper, classic fires only on flammable liquid and electrical fires that's what you use in your car. if will have a pressure gauge. metal handle and it will have a good sized rubber nozzle and the label and all that will tell you the fire it's for. pass, pull the pin out. aim the nozzle. squeeze the lever. don't squeeze it and class 6 this happens. don't shoot the instructor in the foot because when you hold it, hold it here and don't squeeze down when you pull the pin and squeeze it will shoot down. keep your thumb out of the way and aim at the base of the fire. you sweep slowly back and forth and move in closer. don't be afraid. the closer you get the more dry chemical po

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. >> greta: my guess is that the democrats don't care how it is labeled.going to vote and the republicans, the farther to the right and left they don't really care whether it is how it is called they know how they are going to vote. it is the independent and sort of the moderate republicans and democrats who may be moved a little bit by how it is labeled but my guess is i think they will probably be moved on this particular issue whether they like the healthcare and not how it is labeled. >> people don't like the idea of having government run healthcare and boards reviewing how much money. >> greta: that is different than the label. different than whether it is called a tax or a penalty. they may not like it and may go your way on it the independents and moderate democrats and moderate republicans but that you is different from the label. the label is sort of an interesting board game we are playing. >> just use the supreme court's words. i mean i think the supreme court takes precedence over jay carney's opinion or david axelrod's opinion. they said it wa

you do not have to put that label on it. maybe i did not answer the question for you. >> you think it is just a matter of labeling? >> yes. the charter does not say the domestic violence is one of the things for which a public official can be removed. the charter is vague. it attempts to define official misconduct. in my opinion, the task of the commission is to decide whether what occurred constitutes official misconduct, not whether it constitutes domestic violence. >> why don't i asked a different question? do you think that the crime of false imprisonment that the sheriff pleaded guilty to is domestic violence? >> i do not think i can answer that question, because it depends on how you will define the term. if you want to define it by the terms and conditions of probation when you are convicted of that crime, and are they some of the terms and convictions you would get if you were convicted of a battery on your spouse or significant other, possibly. but i do not think the term is sufficiently definite for me to give a re

this draino and different things, read the labels. it's important to know what you have in the home in case somebody injest it. make sure you know what you have so you don't cross contaminate. you don't want to put bleach next to ammonia. in a disaster if /taeu break and mix, what will happen. you will have a hazardous material place in your house. how about this? the typical garage. most people don't have gas in the suburbs you do. if you have lawn mowers. store it low. gas fumes will creep down to the bottom. if you have to store gas, store it mostly full. if you have an empty gas container -- if you want to protect yourself put cords across it so it doesn't fall in an earthquake. you screw it in. strap it across. make sure the shelf is screwed into the wall if it's screwed into a stud it will not tip over. when you go home look at your hazards. get everything in a box. there is no correct spot to put it. some people get a can and put it in their yard. it's up to you. there is no correct spot it's where everybody in your family know

requirement and one poll that ninety five percent of americans support mandatory labeling so states are taking their own initiative like vermont despite passing out of the house a cultural committee by a vote of nine to one the bill didn't make it any further because of the fear of a lawsuit from this huge multinational corporation a reasonable fear one hundred forty four small farmers who say monsanto's g.m. seeds blew into their farms and cross pollinated have already been sued for patent infringement is a disease that's been affecting many of the commercial pollinators. effect the population of the bees and in fact about a third of the bees die every year due to colony collapse the latest buzz about money. sandow is that they're genetically engineered crops and herbicides could be a factor in the decimation of the honeybee colonies. in poland fifteen hundred beekeepers recently demonstrated against monsanto's mon eight ten corn deposit in thousands of dead bees at the ministry of agriculture in europe they're against you because they know about it in the u.s. smith says it's been

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the labels are pre-printable labels. i got an enty pail from a craft stor or you can use a pasta sauce jar. i used these adhesive dashes. and it's a cute gift for dads. >> and this is cute. last but not least this is for the dressy dad. if dad wears ties why not incorporate the gift into the gift wrap. so here i've got a bottle of wine and a bow tie. tied the bow and the same with this. let's say you're giving dad a watch. put the bow tie around the box and it's a cute way to wrap the gift. rir hope that some of the people figure out what they're going to do use your ideas. >> thank you. >> happy father's day to all the dads. >> and if people want to get information you can go to the website, here. >> all right. don't go away. the maryland zoo joins us next. first, a look at some events going on around town. i found a powerful new way to cut out arthritis pain. [ male announcer ] new icy hot arthritis lotion. powerful encapsulated menthol gets icy to dull pain, hot to relax it away. power past pain. >> welcome back. a co

more helpful labels are one ones like no antibiotics, ever.nd better are labels that also say usda processed verified. >> this means the government is making sure they're doing what they claim. >> org nanic is another sure bet. looking for these labels is the best way to ensure that meat you're buying has no antibotics. consumer reports says without antibiotics doesn't necessarily cost more than regular meat. shoppers found the meat very reasonable prices at several stores. you can read the complete investigation at abc 7 news.com. >> and facebook is out with a list of the most social landmarks in ta major cities. the list comes from check ins on places app. a san francisco location is on the list and it's not the golden gate bridge. and this is a ballpark. they sold out 119 straight games. >> i believe pablo sand yes value was checking in numerous times. still to come at 4:00 new musical using an old art form to chronicle a disturbing case to help spawn the civil rights move oomt and plans that just went up in smoke in this building in the em