the lawsuits that lead to the long warning labels and absurd warning labels are make us less safe, as warning labels become so long, we tune them out. how many people read a pamphlet with a pen that has so many warning labels. john: a lawyer is cringing and saying this will protect us from a lawsuit, and it probably won't. we called the companies for all the products and you know what they said? nothing, they wouldn't talk to us. [laughter] >> and to be fair, they've spent tens of hundreds of thousands of dollars, the last thing they want to do is rehash us. this is a problem, they tell us. they want us to increase awareness how we pay if we're not directly sued but they don't want the copycat lawsuits so they don't have to fight it again. john: they're uptight and who can blame them. audience, bob has agreed to let you pick this year's winner. which of the five is the stupidest? the person who submitted that wins the thousand bucks. which is stupidest? the balloon? the lightsaber? the knife warning? the coffee pot? or the bicycle bell. i should say it's not just the companies who cre

the labels are not always pleased with how youtube has worked.rowing,right now is with its news feed. we all use it. here is your friend's baby pictures, here is a video from someone. if you want to have a music video or something better label is trying to promote, where does that come in the feed? if facebook is to deal with original content in general, because it is not sure where to put it, how do you make sure it is seen? how do you make sure i know it is there is a user? these haven't been worked out yet. thank you very much indeed. bloomberg news in l.a., bringing the story on facebook. staying with the music industry, the revolving door has swung at soundcloud. and streit will, the ceo, the director have left the company. this comes as the music service faces funding troubles and maybe running out of cash. the next step could be a sale. talks broke off with spotify. coming up, we talk to a member paul --nfamous pay paypal organization. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: the auto industry is making a plea to the u.s. government. senior offici

today. >> sometimes the label is wrong. i know i have that problem sometimes. they say use it by a certain time and the milk is still fine. >> i think i would do the smell test to see if it smells like it's on the verge of rotting or spoiling. >> reporter: now two food industry giants are moving to simplify the language to just two new standard phrases. best if used by will describe product quality before it begins to diminish though not necessarily become unsafe. think cookies, crackers and pasta while used by will apply to the products highly perishable or eaten by a certain date before they pose a certain issue. think protein like chicken, beef and seafood. as for milk and yogurt, companies will decide which label is best. >> because there's so many different labels and consumers are confused by what they mean, consumers might be throwing food away when it's good or safe to eat. >> reporter: americans throw away a lot of food. 30 to 40% of all food is wasted equally 20 pounds of food per person per month. >> when it doub

be arriving at a grocery store near you. >> look at the label. best by 2016. best by, has it gone bad, can i still eat it? there are ten separate freezings for date labels. >> a parkage may have multiple dates that are conflicting. >> reporter: the guidelines, two major food associations are encouraging he retailers and manufacturers to make the switch to two product date labels. best if used by and used by. coming up at 7:00 a.m. we'll have more on the new recommended date label guidelines with your "g.m.a." first look, i'm beche worely, abc news, oakland, california. i'm excited to continue embracing the unknown. some prove age is not a limit. i fight more than ever for my charity. ...the more i live... ...the younger i am. advanced génifique by lancôme. every serum drop infuses youthful radiance throughout the skin. patented until 2029. advanced génifique. lancôme. customize your free 7-piece gift. available now at macy's. you can bring yourneed yourb-game instead. you're just subbing for mrs. tindall's fifth-grade class. [laughter] yeah, that

that label on stories that he merely doesn't like.nt trump: you are fake news. go ahead. susan: it's not that it didn't exist before, but americans used to know the difference between the "national enquirer" at the checkout counter and the "new york times." sharyl: public suspicion and allegations of bias hound the most pervasive internet players -- twitter, google, and facebook. >> google has actively been altering search recommendations in favor of -- sharyl: during the presidential campaign, critics discovered a google search for "hillary clinton indictment," typing in "ind" didn't suggest "indictment." >> when you type hillary clinton ind into bing or yahoo!, there are plenty of indictment-based recommendations. when you type it into google, the top two recommended autocompletions are hillary clinton indiana and hillary clinton india. sharyl: as it happens, google's parent company, alphabet, was a top clinton donor. its chief executive worked on the clinton campaign. last year, former facebook insiders alleged they "r suppressed n

if you want to deal with labels, deal with labels and i will deal with substance. and finally something i can respond to, something i know from personal experience. i've known president trump many years. and to allude to him or to his people, his team, some of whom i've known for many years too, can i reveal jared how long we have known you? well, he was never small he was always big, always tall, but i've known the president and i've known his family and his team for a long time. and there is no greater supporter of the jewish people and the jewish state than president donald trump. i think we should put that to rest. president trump: thank you very much. very nice. i appreciate that very much. >> mr. trump, are you going to answer any questions about your associates contact with the russians during the campaign? [applause]

it's something i have hoped to do for years in a world that's absolutely fixated on labels and not on substance, so here is the substance, there are two prerequisites for peace that i laid out several years ago and they haven't changed. first, the palestinians must recognize the jewish state they have to stop calling for israel's destruction, they have to stop educating their people for israel's destruction, second, for any peace agreement israel must maintain the over riding area over the west of the jordan river because if we don't we know what will happen, we will get another radical islamic state and exploding the peace exploding the middle east. unfortunately the palestinians vehemently reject both, first they continue to call for israel's destruction inside their schools, inside their mosques, you have to read it to believe it. they even deny a historical connection to our homeland and i have to ask why are jews called jews? the chinese are called chinese because they come from china, jews are called jews because they come from judeah. unfortunately the palestinians not only den

if you want it deal with labels, deal with labels. i will deal with substance. something i have known for personal experience, i have known president trump for many years. and to i lewd to liallude to hi people, his team, some of whom i've known for many years, too. can i reveal, jared, how long we've known you? he was never small. always big. always tall. but i've known the president and i've known his family and his team for a long time. and there is no greater supporter of the jewish people and the jewish state than president donald trump. i think we should put that to rest. >> thank you very much. very nice. i appreciate that very much. >> thank you. >> sir, are you going to answer any questions with your contact with the russians during the campaign, sir? [ applause ]

at the time the pharmaceutical industry put the warnings on the label, but insisted they really didn't think there was a link. dr. howard pomeranz: correct. scott: here in kaliningrad, russia, a spot rarely visited by any westerners, we stumbled upon a story while scouring for food. this is obama pizza. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] sharyl: welcome to "full measure." i'm sharyl attkisson. today we begin with crisis. big banks have paid tens of billions of dollars to settle state and federal fraud investigations, yet not one top bank executive was prosecuted. one investigator calls it the immaculate corruption. but buried in recently unsealed documents is a new revelation -- major bank executives were referred to the justice department for possibly violating the law. a key whistleblower, richard bowen, is asking why none of them was charged. richard bowen knew where the figurative bodies were buried at banking giant citigroup once the largest company in the world. richard bowen:

label's out of date. have been removed five days ago. and on we go. i've started making a list of how many offers are wrong in how many places. and i want to know if what's happening in yorkshire is also happening across the country. because if it is, it's notjust a problem for tesco, it's a problem for tesco customers. at this tesco store in liverpool, sauce marked £1 on the shelf is almost double at the checkout. and at another store nearby i'm left completely confused by the offers on the shelves and what i'm charged at the checkout. in fact, there's so much difference between the shelf price and the receipt price, i'm not even going to go back and try to get what i'm owed returned. completely ridiculous. if there are just too many offers changing too frequently, so that store staff can't really be expected to understand them and comply with all the changes, then that's something tesco head office needs to think about. and there's plenty to think about when i head back to leeds. doing now what somebody

to see if it's still good, look at the label, but that's where it gets really confusing. best by september of 2016. best by? but has it gone bad? can i still eat it? there are ten separate phrases for date labeling and sometimes just the date itself. >> it's very confusing for the consumer because a package may have multiple dates that are conflicting. >> reporter: so, now the new guidelines, two major food trade associations are encouraging retailers and manufacturers to make the switch to only two product date labels by summer of 2018. they are best if used by and use by. becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> until then, good luck. >> to simplify things. >>> when we come back, a man under arrest accused of plotting to bomb several target stores. police revealing details about his strange motive. >>> and some scary moments for a mother and daughter after mom drives off a ramp. [phi anne.g] so those financial regulations being talked about? they could affect your accounts, so let's get together and talk, and make sure everything's clear. yeah, that would be grea

we may see this label. a blue label that will appear on all the boxes.nd package them? date take the eggs from farms and package them ? date is take the eggs from farms and package them? date is the boss here. good morning. it is a label that you need to stick on the box. i don't imagine it isa to stick on the box. i don't imagine it is a huge change but it is something unique content with. another industry —— issue for the industry. that is correct. we pack around 350 million eggs a year. we need around eight 9 billion eggs a year. the ad business has had its up and downs. how does the figure go with things. farmers now need to keep their hands inside the over 12 weeks to make sure they are not infected. 7 million hens in europe have been found with avian influenza. we have had the odd case in the uk so hopefully we can keep it out. this is where we pack and we pack for all sorts of funds and suppliers around here. what you have to consider? basically it is keep it moving. people moving around taking the germs with them. if you mix with birds it is not

. >>> clearing up confusing food labels. a change that could reduce waste and save you ney. creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the equivalent of taking close to two million cars off the road. cleaner air and cleaner water. it's good for all of us. dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >>> to wanight inside the mind a mugger, who are the targets and should you fight back? >> scott mcfarland and the news 4 eye team on what you need to know to stay alive directly from those behind bars. >> reporter: in a busy it's easy to blend in. >> i always talk to everyone. >> reporter: heidi case wants to be safe. >> i'm paying attention, i'm not afraid. >> reporter: but there was one morning this disability advocate says she didn't have her guard up as she headed to a meeting in d.c. >> we were waiting for the elevator and he suddenly just reached out and snatched. >> reporter: shocked when the man beside her at a metro elevator turned into a mugger. >> and i started screaming "no, no." and i was try

starting next year, there will only be two labels, the use by label which will be reserved for highly perishable products, foods that could make you sick when they go bad, the other label best if used by is for everything else. they are still safe to eat but they might not taste as good. >>> sunglasses, must use by sunset today. you're not going to need them for a while. get out the umbrella. rain is coming back. we'll talk about how much and which couple of days are looking dry because we have five different storms heading toward the bay area next. >> but first, the markets closed up today, another record close for the dow. >>> kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar showing the beginnings of the rainfall falling in mendocino county. the difference between these storms and last week is not just the amount but the storms will be moving through quicker, quick in, quick out. case in point tomorrow, rain is here around sunrise. it's done by lunchtime. man, is it pouring in far northern california including eureka and north. that rain comes south tonight. snow in the mountains, snow level 6,000 feet.

jeanie asked for a warning label and investigation into it.lted in a $325,000 study, an ingredient in the pediatric population. >> i think they are poisoning our children. >> the fda reported 135 adverse reactions in kids. they noticed small amounts of the same ingredients found in antifreeze. they say they take the health and welfare of pediatric patients seriously. they have determined there is insufficient data between 3350 and psychiatric issues in children. after repeated attempts to speak with dr.s, they say they can't comment because their finding are not complete. >> i trusted the medical community. >> in the meantime the parents worry that more may be at risk and are pleading with dr. with o top prescribing this for kids. >> their label recommends it for people over 17. the responses are online at "6abc".com. >> needless to say, when they tell the fda what the findings are, we'll have that information. >> absolutely. >> thank you, wendy. >> verizon dropped a bombshell on the wireless wars today. after eliminating unlimited plans in 20

norah, about those use by dates, and those labels? >> yes. >> michelle and the entire crew they are giving me a hard time because i just smell and see before i eat food. i don't care about the labels. >> i think that's a good method. >> i got your back. >> we'll see you. "cbs this morning" starts at 7:00. >> i think she agrees with us deep down. >> no. [ laughter ] >>> californians may be able to drink after the last call. scott weiner says his bill would allow local governments to decide whether bars can extend alcohol service until 4 a.m. the bars would need special authorization from the state department of alcohol beverage control, and current california law requires bars to stop serving at 2 a.m. the bill will go before its first committee hearing this spring. >>> time now 6:45. let's check traffic with roqui. >> all right. thank you, kenny. it is 6:45. we have heavy traffic in richmond and in oakland because of two major traffic alerts. so let's take a look in richmond first here. westbound 580 at regatta boulevard it's a multi-

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what the caller was referring to speaks to the issues around this label. at one point last summer in an interview with the wall street journal he said that breitbart news, which he was running at the time, was a platform for the alt-right. at the time it did not have this nationalist connotation. when it did become perceived as a white nationalist movement, bannon disavowed the term and said that is not what breitbart news is. democrats have seized on that comment and have made a lot of political hay out of it. at the time i think he was trying to express that breitbart was the standard bearer this nationalist strain on the right. he is connected to several figures in this piece, obviously milo. he makes a similar point to the caller that jared kushner is jewish. steve bannon cannot be an anti-semi, he took me and i am jewish, and he made me a star. that is something democrats have seized on, that comment he made. host: jake, democratic line. good morning. caller: good morning. i keep listening to the same .cho chamber from the alt-right it is on every maj

rather than deal with labels, i want to deal with substance. it is something i hope to do for years, in a world that is fixated on labels and not on substance. here is the substance. there are two prerequisites for several yearsut ago and they have not changed. first, the palestinians must recognize the jewish state. they have to stop calling for israel's destruction. they have to stop educating their people for israel's destruction. peace agreement, israel must retain the overriding security control over the entire area west of the jordan river because if we do not, we know what will happen. otherwise, we will get another radical islamic terrorist state and the palestinian areas, excluding the [eacpeace. unfortunately, the palestinians reject both. first, they continue to call for israel's destruction, inside their schools, mosques, tex tbooks. they even deny our historical connection to our homeland, mr. president. a suppose you have to -- i suppose you have to ask yourself, why are jews called je ws? the chinese are called chinese because th

the other label, best if used by, is for everything else. is still safe to eat but might not taste as good. shoppers we spoke to welcomed the new information. >> it gives me more information. right now i just pick something up that says sell by, but i have s no idea if it's used by. >> salad dressing i threw out because it had a date that had expired. i threw it out. >> reporter: back in december, the usda asked manufacturers of meat, dairy, and eggs to use one label. best if used by. wednesday's announcement takes food safety one step further. brook silva-braga for cbs news, new york. >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." so keep on hugging... and playing... keep on awesoming. with 1000 sheets, we'll keep on going, too. tech: don't let a cracked windshtrust safelite.plans. with safelite's exclusive "on my way text"... you'll know exactly when we'll be there. giving you more time for what matters most. (team sing) safelite repair, safelite replace. here you go.picking up for kyle. you wouldn't put up with part of a pizza.

major food associations are encouraging manufacturers to make the switch to only two product date labels by summer of 2018. they are best if used by and use by. becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> until then good luck. >> simplify things. >>> when we come back a man under arrest accused of plotting to bomb several target stores. details about his strange motive. >>> mom drives off a ramp and some scary moments that followed. [phi anne.g] so those financial regulations being talked about? they could affect your accounts, so let's get together and talk, and make sure everything's clear. yeah, that would be great. being proactive... it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. with not food, become food? thankfully at panera, 100% of our food is 100% clean. no artificial preservatives, sweeteners, flavors, or colors. panera. food as it should be. i wto me the aciditymy dentiof foods andining what they can do to your teeth. thinning of the teeth and leading to being extremely yellow would probably gross me out! my dentist

jeannie helped author a petition asking for a warning label and investigation into miralax. it resulted in a $325,000 study of polyethylene glycol 3350 in the pediatric population. >> i think they're poisoning our children. >> reporter: the study was awarded after the fda reported 167 adverse side effects in kids. 37 of those included neurological or psychiatric responses. they also noted small amounts of ethylene glycol in tests they ran, the same ingredients found in antifreeze. the fda says they take the health and welfare of pediatric populations very seriously and believe the label accurately conveys the risks. they have determined there is insufficient data to demonstrate a link between peg 3350 and serious neuropsychiatric issues in children. after repeated attempts to speak with doctors, the hospital says they can't comment because the study is incomplete. >> i trust in the medical community. they robbed me of part of my fatherhood. >> in the meantime these parents are worried more children may be at risk. they're pleading with doctors and parents alike to stop using

labels might be pleased by who facebook is hiring.orter: facebook is made a through noty hires just the music portion but video portion. there is some sense that that is how you make a motion to say look, we were listening and we are in this for the long haul. caroline: what are some of the roadblocks potentially they could come across by getting into this? a mentionedke earlier, you have to have the right technology to be able to recognize something that is copyrighted. what do i do with it? that is not easy technology to do. the labels aren't always pleased. now, it isght growing news feed. your friend's baby pictures, blah blah. you, if you want to have a music video or something that a label is trying to month, where does that come in? you have to deal with this with original content in general. these are all things that have not worked out yet. thank you very much indeed. staying with the music industry in fact, the revolving door has swung at soundcloud. the chief operating officer and marcus harder and both left the company. co

if you want to do with labels, deal with labels, i'll do with substance. and if i could respond to something i know from personal experience, i've known president trump for many years, and to elude his team, some of whom i've known for many years too, can i revealed jared, how long i've known you? he was never small, he was always big. he was always tall. i've known the president and i've known his family and his team for a long time. there is no greater supporter of the jewish people and the jewish states then president donald trump. i think we should put that to rest. >> president trump: thank you very much. it very nice. i appreciate that very much. [reporters talking over each other] >> harris: all right, we have just watched about 25 minutes of the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu, his visit to the right house. as you could hear, there was no official rapid up and walk off. there is a little bit of a leg and in the leg, where shouted questions, at least one that i could plainly hear alluding to what's been going on with the accusations of

the labels are out of date.t programme visited 50 tesco stores across england and found out—of—date special offers in 33 of them. at some stores, staff say it's a recurring problem. does that happen much then? and at another store, a worker blames the error on being short—staffed. they've cut the department in half. ah, right. in most stores, workers removed the label straight away, but not everywhere. at this store, the cashier refunds the difference but doesn't remove the label, so it's still on display when we go back in the next day, the next week... and one month later. the fourth cashier finally removes it. there are obviously major problems with their control of the special offers, and it's the special offers that bring customers in, make people reach for more and perhaps spend a little bit more than they meant to when they came into the store. so that is very, very worrying. throughout our investigation, tesco did refund the difference when informed about the discrepancies. the company wouldn't provide a

the government is the same label nb claims brought against vetera ns same label nb claims brought againstterans from the afghan conflict. this is a very popular move across the country. yes, there may have been things that were wrong but where other word criminal acts they deserve to be investigated properly and we have had cases where service men have been jailed and we have had cases where service men have beenjailed for what they did, which was wrong. a lot of these issues clearly were not and there has been significant investigation that has found no basis to the allegations made. now they are talking about the closure of this ongoing investigation. 3600 claims we re ongoing investigation. 3600 claims were looked at by the iraq historic delegation team and that will be down to 20. the most serious cases need to be investigated, but this consta nt need to be investigated, but this constant number... it has turned into a cash cow and that is what is worrying. it has gone on for so long because of the situation with the lawyer that had to be dealt with. we have been talking to the former

>> well, conagra had attempted to combine their branded businesses with the private label, and i think, jim, you and i both know from experience that that is not a combination that works well. we've dedicated ourselves only to customer brands and having sole focus is absolutely critical to succeeding here. by the way, i'd like to point out that there are still great brands in food. they used to be owned by manufacturers, and now they're owned by our retail customers. >> let's talk about that because there was an astounding figure that you put in all your data, which is a private label penetration in the united states is at 18%. that's half of some western european countries. that to me says your stock has a very long runway ahead of it. >> that is correct, and there are markets in the united states that are in the high 30s that demonstrate that in metropolitan areas, there is great upward potential. i was particularly pleased that in our legacy business now, 20% of our private label offerings are better for you, natural and organic. they're a premier. they sell at 10 percentage point g

in a new assessment, 1200 local bridges have been labeled structurally deficient. the worst one is the memorial bridge. that connects d.c. and virginia, and it is not just here. 9% of all bridges nationwide carry the label. holding her own heart, literally in her hands. jonathan: an incredible image of new jersey. lisa suffered from heart disease most of her life. she had a transplant this month, and she asked the doctors to save her damaged heart. she said, we were friends for 48 years. alison: she said she was struck at how heavy it was. she said thank you to it for working so hard for so many jonathan: what if you got there he eco my heart. alison: no big deal. jonathan: when you think of invasive species, you probably don't think of feral cats. more than 40,000 cats are on the street. alison: should they be jonathan: to kill or not to kill? a catfight erected in the nation's capital. alison: 40,000 stray cats live on the streets of d.c. and biologist say they have invaded wildlife and -- areas. jonathan: activists are determined to keep the cats alive. chris ha

today. >> sometimes the label is wrong. i know i have that problem sometimes if they use it by a certain time. >> i think i would do the smell test to see if it smells like it's on the verge of rotting or spoiling. >> now two food industry giants are moving to simplify the language to just two new standard phrases. best if used by will product quality before it diminishes and though not necessarily become unsafe. think cookies and crackers and pasta. use by will apply to the few products highly perishable and eaten before they pose a safety issue, think protein like uncooked chicken and beef and seafood. milk and yogurt, companies will decide which is best. >> because consumers are afraid by what they mean, consumers might be throwing food away when it's still perfectly good or perfectly safe to eat. >> reporter: and americans throw away a lot of food, 30 to 40% of all food is wasted. equally 20 pounds of food per person per month. >> i always say when in doubt, throw it out. >> keeping food longer should save families mone

he repeated those conditions without using the label. why did he not use the label?n the coalition is dead set against a two—state outcome. he was putting enormous pressure on the prime minister to come out and drop the commitment to a two—state outcome. there is no doubt there is pressure from within the israeli government not to accept the two state outcome. think through what you heard from president trump. he made it clear he wants to pursue a deal, he made it clear he wants to pursue peace. he made it clear that is important to him. it doesn't matter what the label is, the end of the day. i don't see any palestinian ever accepting anything less than a state, and i don't see the arab states, even if you get that approach, accepting an outcome that does not produce a palestinian state. regardless of the terminology right now, if you are going to be serious about pursuing peace, you are going to come back to the outcome that yields what would be two states for two peoples. we might not be able to produce that any time soon, particularly given the weakness on the pa

two on the largest stores are moving to reduce the date labels to phrases.if used by. there we go. >> use by is for products highly perishable and best if used by is for quality. environmental groups are praising the clarification because consumers much of the time are throwing out products too soon. >> i'm glad they're doing that. because it is a really pain. >> what would be easier if they color-coded it >> there you go. >> we were talking about a special birthday celebration taking place this weekend. it's to honor one of our country's human rights leaders, frederick douglas, an abolitionist and states man, he lived part of his life in southeast dc >> people will gather to mark his 199th birthday. there's gwen she joins us with more. >> this is going to be one heck of a party. you're all going to wish you were here. musicians are warming up for it. everything kicks off at 7:00 tonight. they've got lots of celebrations and it doesn't en it continues right into tomorrow. follow me in here, because we're going to talk to judy who's going to talk to us about

there are ten separate phrases for date labeling and sometimes just the date itself. it's very confusing for the consumer, because a package may have multiple dates that are conflicting. >> reporter: so now the new guidelines. two major food trade associations are encouraging retailers and manufacturers to make the switch to only two product date labels by summer of 2018. they are "best if used by" and "use by." and coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll have more on the recommended date label guidelines. >>> best if used by is still confusing. >> that one really confuses me because how long, then, do i have later? >> what year is it that it's taken this long to figure this out? hi, mike. >>> hi, guys. i hope they that up at 7:00. here's a look at the golden state. san francisco from the exploratorium camera and san jose 101 and 880. we've got you covered all across the bay as this storm rolls from south to north. let's take a look at what's going on with my storm impact scale. it's a 2. it's moderate. if you weren't with sandy last night at 10:00, she upped it because of the

trade groups think the new labels will be adopted by next summer.t only will it save food but it will actually save you money because you won't be throwing away food that's perfectly good that you could be eating, norah. >> really good idea, jamie. thank you. >> anything to clear that up. it gets confusing. >> waste less, absolutely. the online market k variety of homeland items is expanding. how the company's new cyber studio will help people buy craft supplies. >>> and up next, the natural illusion that looks like fire pouring from a cliff at yosemite national park. how do you become america's best-selling brand? you make it detect what they don't. stop, stop, stop! sorry. you make it sense what's coming. watch, watch, watch! mom. relax! i'm relaxed. you make it for 16-year olds... whoa-whoa-whoa!!! and the parents who worry about them. you saw him, right? going further to help make drivers, better drivers. don't freak out on me. that's ford. and that's how you become america's best-selling brand. or is it your allergy pills? holding you