"naled or naled can essentially kill anything." tanjim hossain is a graduate research fellow at the university of miami. "when a droplet of the insecticide touches a mosquito it kills the mosquito pretty much instantaneously." effective, naled is controversial. the insecticide was banned from the european union(nats pr) and protested in puerto rico, one of the hardest hit zika zones in the world. officials there say naled is dangerous for pregnant womenand could result in their babies developing behavioral issues. but the c-d-c and the e-p-a both insist its safe. florida governor rick scott says the c-d-c is recommending miami beach use helicopters to spray. spray. the commissioner is now calling on miami-dade county to stop using naled all dade county says naled has proven to be effecitve. the cdc tells cbs news it's up to miami beach. if they don't want to use naled, no one is forcing them to. david begnaud, cbs news, miami beach, florida. 3 lawmakers returned to work today... and their to-do list includes a bill to fund the fede

though effective, naled is controversial. the insecticide was banned from the european union(nats pr) and protested in puerto rico, one of the hardest hit zika zones in the world. officials there say naled is dangerous for pregnant womenand could result in their babies but the c-d-c and the e-p-a both insist its safe. florida governor rick scott says the c-d-c is recommending miami beach use helicopters to spray. (natsot grieco ) "they don't want it here." miami beach commissioner, michael grieco, says the people in his community are opposed to aerial spraying. (sot michael grieco / county commissioner ) "the governor has a job to do but at the same time he's not boots on the ground here in miami beach. we are. we know what the people want."(david begnaud / cbs news/ miami beach) the commissioner is now calling on miami-dade coty to stop using naled all dade county says naled has proven to be effecitve. the cdtells cbs news it's up to miami beach. if they don't want to use naled, no one is forcing them to. david begnaud, cbs

"naled or naled can essentially kill anything." tanjim hossain is a graduate research fellow at the univet "when a droplet of the insecticide touches a mosquito it kills the mosquito pretty much instantaneously. its considered a contact insecticide." though effective, naled is controversial. the insecticide was banned from the european union(nats pr) and protested in puerto rico, one of the hardest hit zika zones in the world. officials there say naled is dangerous for pregnant womenand could result in their babies developing behavioral issues. but the c-d-c and the e-p-a both insist its safe. florida governor rick scott says the c-d-c is beach use helicopters to spray. (grieco ) "they don't want it here." miami beach commissioner, michael grieco, says the people in his community are opposed to aerial spraying. (michael grieco / county commissioner ) "the governor has a job to do but at the same time he's not boots on the ground here in miami beach. we are. we know what the people want." (david begnaud / cbs news/ miami beach) the

the cdc and epa insist naled is safe.da governor rick scott said the cdc is recommending miami beach use helicopters to spray. >> they definitely don't want it here. miami beach commissioner michael greco says people in his community do not want that aerial spraying. >> governor has a job to do. at the same time he is not boots on the ground here in miami beach. we are. we know what the people in miami beach want. >> reporter: so the commissioner its now calling on miami-dade county to stop using naled altogether though it has proven effective. >> overseas, it's day two of the southeast asian summit in laos. president obama canceled a planned meeting with the president of the philippines, who used foul language to insult mr. obama. at issue, a crackdown on drugs in the philippines that has the led to more than 2,400 deaths in the past two months. margaret brennan is in the capital, laos. >> there has been no direct apology from the philippine president. just an expression of regret that president obama took offense at his

back here in miami beach, that decision to use naled is supported by the c.d.c. and the surgeon general of florida, but, scott, as a precaution they're going to do the spraying at 5:00 a.m. before students go to school. >> pelley: david begnaud, thanks. hermine, the former hurricane, is still kicking up surf in the atlantic after killing three people in the south over labor day weekend. today the storm brought rain and high wind to long island and southern new england. hermine is expected to dissipate in the next 24 hours. hurricane newton slammed into mexico's baja peninsula earlier today with 90 mph winds. tourists were stranded in the resort town of cabo san lucas as streets flooded and the power went out. tonight, newton is weakening as it heads north. remnants of it should hit arizona tomorrow. n icago is suffering through its bloodiest summer in decades. over the weekend, 65 people were shot, 13 killed. today the police superintendent said he's doing all he can to fight gang violence, but he said, "it's not a police issue. it's a society issue." dean reynol

naled band by the european union. the epa website says it is used in this country since 1959 without posing unreasonable risks. when applied according to the label. at high doses however, it can overstimulate the nervous system. causing nausea, dizziness, or confusion. >> yes. >> do you believe that? >> as the mayor? >> will i believe that the epa, it is telling us the truth the i believe the cdc on their website, explains specifically, and exactly what aerial spraying is about. i believe what the krcht dc says. >> cdc previously said aerial spraying over miami beach wouldn't work due to high rise buildings and wind currents. the use of naled is causing an uproar on social media. state leaders to reverse decision. one of them is alberto gross. he lived on miami beach for seven years. >> the solution could be just as bad as the problem. you know, why are they doing this? why aren't they listening to residents of miami beach? >> president obama wraps up his historic visit to laos on final day of the southeast asian summ

however, here in the u-s, the centers for disease control says naled is safe. it also says the link between zika and babies born with microcephaly is becoming increasingly clear. but it seems neighbors in these areas don't trust the c -d-c. not only do they not believe naled is safe, many are skeptica link to birth defects. that's what the experts are telling me.(woman) you're lying to all the people!quiet folks, please! this is information. raise your hand if you're skeptical about the link between the zika virus and microcephaly? (almost everyone raises hands)there's still a lot of people denying that zika and devastating birth defects are linked. after last night's hearing, the mayor delayed spraying naled until tomorrow so residents have more notice. it spreads farther hasn't been figured out. a zika funding bill in washington is sitting untouched right now as lawmakers battle over the affordable care act and planned parenthood. more than five-thousand men and women have been fighting cancers that doctors are now linking to the 9-11 attacks. doctors at the

naled. alberto grossis would rather take his chances with zika. >> the solution could be just as bad as the problem. >> reporter: naled was sprayed last weekend in dorchester were reported there.a a bee keeper who didn't know spraying was planned lost 2.5 million bees. she says they were killed by the toxin. back here in miami beach, thatba decision to use naled issi supported by the c.d.c. and the surgeon general of florida, but, scott, as a precaution they're going to do the spraying at 5:00 a.m. before students go toay school. >> pelley: david begnaud, thanks. hermine, the former hurricane, is still kicking up surf in the ic people in the south over labor day weekend. today the storm brought rain and high wind to long island and southern new england. hermine is expected to dissipate in the next 24 hours. hurricane newton slammed into mexico's baja peninsula earlierj today with 90 mph winds. tourists were stranded in the resort town of cabo san lucas as streets flooded and the powers went

. >> reporter: this woman says she lives in the zika zone of wynwood where naled was used for weeks in early august. >> my tongue for four hours, about to go to the emergency room. >> reporter: that's what the residents of miami beach are worried about. >> in miami-dade county. >> folks, folks. >> reporter: miami-dade county mayor carlos jimenez, who orders the spraying, told the crowd public health officials assured him the amount of naled is harmless to humans and effective in wynwood. >> we cannot pick and choose where to spray. there is a science to this. >> many people in the crowd shouted they didn't believe the science. that shows pregnant women with zika are at risk of delivering babies with microcephaly. >> you don't believe tere is a link. what if you are wrong? >> dr. christine curry is an obgyn, who delivered a baby with microcephaly and spoke to the crowd. >> zika is real. while we don't understand it fully, that is not a reason to dismiss its impact. a.m. that's know it. they will do it again sunday. and two sundays after that. scott, one man who lives here in miami beach

. >> no more naled! >> reporter: inside, it turned into an outcry. >> the plane went over my house 11 times! >> reporter: this woman says she lives in the zika zone of wynwood where the insecticide naled was used for weeks in early august. >> my tongue for hours felt so tight and shaky. i was about to go to the emergency room. >> reporter: and that is what these residents of are worried about. >> in miami-dade county -- >> folks, folks. >> reporter: the miami-dade county mayor carlos jimenez who orders the spraying, told the crowd that the experts have told him that the amount of naled is harmless to humans and at reducing the mosquito population. >> we cannot pick and choose where to spray. there is a science to this. >> what about the experts? >> reporter: many people in the crowd shouted they didn't risk of delivering babies with microcephaly. >> you don't believe there is a link. the problem is that you're wrong. >> reporter: dr. christine curry is an obgyn who has delivered a baby with microcephaly

naled band by the european union. the epa website says it is used in this country since 1959 without posing unreasonable risks. when applied according to the label. system. causing nausea, dizziness, or confusion. >> epa says it is safe. >> yes. >> do you believe that? >> as the mayor? >> will i believe that the epa, it is telling us the truth the i believe the cdc on their website, explains specifically, and exactly what aerial spraying is about. >> cdc previously said aerial spraying over miami beach wouldn't work due to high rise buildings and wind currents. the use of naled is causing an uproar on social media. residents petitioning local and state leaders to reverse decision. one of them is alberto gross. he lived on miami beach for seven years. >> the solution could be just as bad as the problem. you know, why are they doing this? why aren't they listening to residents of miami beach? >> president obama wraps up his historic visit to laos on final day of the southeast asian summit. the president and leaders atte

the cdc and epa insist naled is safe. florida governor rick scott said the cdc is recommending miami beach use helicopters to spray. >> they definitely don't want it here. miami beach commissioner michael greco says people in his community do not want that aerial spraying. >> governor has a job to do. at the same time he is not boots on the ground here in miami beach. we are. we know what the people in miami beach want. >> reporter: so the commissioner county to stop using naled altogether though it has proven effective. >> overseas, it's day two of the southeast asian summit in laos. president obama canceled a planned meeting with the president of the philippines, who used foul language to insult mr. obama. at issue, a crackdown on drugs in the philippines that has the led to more than 2,400 deaths in the past two months. margaret brennan is in the capital, laos. >> there has been no direct apology from the philippine president. just an expression of regret that president obama took offense at his anti-american rant. thi

touches a mosquito it kills the mosquito pretty >> the c-d-c and e-p-a both insist naled is safe. but it has been banned by the european union... and protested in puerto rico.. where officials say it could be dangerous for pregnant women./// ((kirsten joyce)) >>> how close is too close for comfort? the new style of living that has millenials up close and personal... and could we see some wet weather this week? your full forecast still ahead on 8 news now, ((you're watching 8 news now at noon.)) it's warm... our area today and it looks like we will get missed by the remnants of hurricane newton that's battering baja today. ............ temps are warming up at noon... hitting some low 90s around town, but mostly sticking to 80s for now. .............. and that super dry air means you have to keep drinking water and stay hydrated or you will likely experience d we have something new blooming again and that's sage. those beautiful purple and whites bushes are so pretty to look at, but a lot of people are allergic to them. and they are in full bloom again - as they are several times a

. >> we are concerned that the naled has actually more to avert. >> reporter: naled is designed to attack mosquitoes in flight killing them on contact. while u.s. health officials say it's safe, naled has been banned in europe since 2012. health officials here in the u.s. say naled is only toxic in high doses pointing out that an ultra low dose is being used in the aerial sprayings but that is not easing the minds of thousands of concerned residents who want to know more about what's being sprayed over them and their loved ones. >> i just want to know more chemicals. >> reporter: the spraying comes as the head of the cdc warns that they are essentially out of money in the fight against the virus, this as congress looks to end the gridlock over a zika funding bill that may get another vote next week. for now the aerial sprayings continue. the next one scheduled to happen early tomorrow morning. >> i can see why people are worried about that. eva, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to a big twist this morning in a case made famous by the netflix the attorney general in wisconsin is now

. >> reporter: this woman says she lives in the zika zone of wynwood where the insecticide naled was used for weeks in early august. >> my tongue for four hours felt so tight and shaky i was about >> reporter: and that's what these residents of miami beach are worried about. >> and many miami-dade county, folks, folks... >> reporter: the miami-dade county mayor, carlos gimenez, who ordered the spraying, told the crowd public health experts have assured him the amount of naled used is harmless to humans and has proven effective in wynwood at reducing the mosquito population. >> we cannot pick and choose where to spray. there is a science to this. >> reporter: many people in the crowd sh e n' microcephaly. >> you don't believe there's a link. the problem is what if you're wrong? >> reporter: dr. christine curry is an ob-gyn, who has delivered a baby with microcephaly, and spoke directly to the crowd. >> zika is real, and while we don't understand it fully, that is not a reason to dismiss its impact. at 5:00 a.m., but that's not it. they'll do it again on sunday and then two sundays aft

to stop what they believe to be is harmful spraying sot - michelle hurtado / protester "naled //// has every bit of a damaging potential to the unborn fetus." those opposed to the spraying do not believe government assurances... the pesticide is not harmful to humans. health officials... stress there is nothing to fear. sot - anh ton, broward county mosquito control section "its an organic material..be spread over organic farms .its been used in the florida keys for a spraying the controversy of spraying comes...as the florida department of health announces 84 pregnant women have tested positive. with 56 cases of zika infection reported locally. sot - dr. richard besser "this is really scary i'm worried about this." now the focus is on capitol hill ...and whether the congressional impasse will end...on the 1- point-1 billion dollar zika funding bill. sot - marco rubio / (r) florida senator "i think the republicans, my own party, has taken far too long to take this issue seriously." ray raimundi standup close: negotiations in both the house and senate ... bunch of kids born with microce

a neurotoxin naled approved by the epa. in highly populated miami beach, it's not welcome. >> i'm scared for her and scared for me and scared for everybody. personally, it's for her. >> we're actually using about two-thirds of an ounce pere that is this much. >> reporter: as early as friday morning they will begin spraying that insecticide naled over miami beach. peak mosquito season here lasts until late november. >> reporter: tonight congressional members hope to have the funding fight resolved next week. kerry sanders, nbc news, miami beach. >>> still ahead, the smartphone wars heating up, major changes headed for the >>> also lost and found, the mystery surrounding the iconic flag that flew at ground zero as we approach the 15th anniversary of 9/11. doctor about your medication... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me go further. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation doctors ha