consuming too much niacin can cause rash, nausea and vomiting. watching wall street this morning, and is the end of a good run? stocks dropped yesterday for the first time in seven days. the markets have been climbing steadily over the last two months. here's a look at the closing numbers monday. the dow lost 9 points. the nasdaq was up about a point. and the s and p 500 was down nearly half a point. opening bell at 6-30. our top story this morning. the asiana flight 2-14 report due out today. here's a live look out of washington. the national transportation safety board is holding a meeting, to talk about what likely caused the crash last july at s-f-o. killing three people and injuring nearly 200 others. happening now. new metering lights are up on the san mateo bridge. kron 4's jackie sissel is i'll have my usual ultimate cheeseburger. you can have that. or-two new versions of the ultimate cheeseburger. one has sliced jalapeños and creamy ranch sauce, the other has sweet and tangy barbecue sauce and grilled onions, plus double meat and cheese

an overdose of niacin can cause rashes and nausea. vitamin "a" in large quantities is the most serious, says a silicon valley pediatrician. >> vitamin "a" is a fat soluble vitamin, so the two can have toxicity. you can have swelling within the brain and there can be liver problems. >> reporter: he says your children having a child-sized bowl of cereal is nothing to worry about, but cutting that down to three days a week and adding fresher foods would be better. >> it brings up the issues of good eating habits for children. children shouldn't be fed cereal all day long. they need various things in their diet, not limited just to cereal. >> reporter: kellogg told "usa today" that the report ignores a great deal of nutrition science and consumption data showing that without fortification of foods such as ready-to-eat cereals, many kids would not get enough vitamins and minerals in their diet. the report found the highest added nutrient levels were found in, among other cereals, kellogg's product 19 and total raisin bran by general mills.

working group finds 100 cereals and two dozen snack bars have quantities of vitamin a, zinc, and niacin unhealthy for children because they are added in a calculation for adult the between fortified foods and supplements millions ingest unhealthy amounts of the nutrients and that is causing health problems. >> everything from brittle nails to nausea to flushing reaction or itching to even liver damage or if you are a pregnant woman and you get too much vitamin a, you can harm the fetus. >> kellogg says the report ignores data showing without fortification many children would not get enough vitamins and minerals. the group says to reduce vitamin a and niacin limit the fortified food that contain no more than 20 percent to 25 percent of the adult values. >>> on friday the golden gate bridge board is expected to approve $20 million to build suicide prevention net the share of the $76 million price tag. officials are saying the funding is in place, 3.5 miles of steel wire will line both sides of the gonna 20' from the walkway and 20' across. >> for whatever reasons suicide don't want to hur

. >> what is dangerous if you have too much vitamin a, zinc and niacin?> we thought we were good. >> they are. too much of a good thing is too much of a good thing. we don't excrete it. it it can get stored in the liver. too much zing can knock off your copper balance. so you always have to look at that delicate balance in your bodies of vitamins and minerals. >> and do you find this in other groups over cereal? >> well there's so many things that are fortified that kids and adults are doing it's very easy to overdo the nutrients. even if you look at the food packages it's only reflecting the need for adults and not for kids. they're concerned that kids are overconsuming some of those micro nutrients. >> aren't all of those listed on the back of a cereal box. i have looked at the back of a cereal box and sometimes i choose a cereal that has 100% of all the vitamins. >> it's 100% of adults not kids 1 to 3 or 4 years old. >> that's the danger? >> yes. at least now look on the labels. 20% to 25% of the daily, that's better. >> there's tons of cereals. >> i k

nutrients, the environmental group says that clirn could be getting potentially unhealthy amounts of niacin, zinc and vitamin e. they want the amounts reduced and the packages labeled properly. others say the amount of sugar in the cereal is a bigger risk to kids. >>> a new study shows that women that live within a mile of forms treated with pesticides, have a 30% higher risk of having a child affected by autism. the study was done in california but the study failed to find direct links between pesticides and autism. >>> the "action news" team is out working on news stories for tonight at 4:00. lets go to alicia vitarelli with a look ahead. >> we have all heard stories of dumb criminals before, but this one has us scratching our heads, wait until you hear our story, someone breaks into the house and logs into facebook and he leaves the account open for the homeowner to find and that is not the crazy part of this story. wait until you see what this guy did next. and he lays down on railroad tracks when -- and the decision that put his own life at risk. can you take us on the go if you haven'

. >> millions of children are eating cereal with unhealthy amounts of vitamin a, zinc and niacin. >> we're overfortifying our cereals. >> stephen: you maniacs. you overfortified them. the trix rabbit tried to warn us. trix aren't for kids. and, sonny, yes, he was coo-coo, but coo-coo for the truth that we weren't ready to hear. that's why i'm giving a wag of my... my -- it's begun to affect my speech. a wag of the thinger to cereal manufacturers. your precious vitamin-packing left our children vulnerable to liver damage, rashes and immune problems because nutrients are add in amounts calculated for adults, which itself is ridiculous. adults would never eat those childish foods for breakfast. we prefer the sophisticated taste of pop-tarts wildlicious. they're baked with real fruit asterisk. so until our cereal can be denutritioned to safe fortification level, please, parents, feed your children something that's just as colorful but better for them, like the box. we'll be right back. are you ready grandma? just a second, sweetie. [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain, you turned

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they may be getting far too much vitamin a, sink and niacin from fortified foods like cereals and snackand calls june -- if it's a hit it could go nationwide. 790 calories, 42 grams of fat. that's america's money. i'm renna ninan. >> hope that's not dinner. >> i want a salad just looking at it. it's 5:22. up next, why the state of new york has a big problem with a certain type of selfie. >> how a dying man may have led law men to his killer. get the story straight ahead ♪ ♪ ♪ this is mike. his long race day starts with back pain... ...and a choice. take 4 advil in a day which is 2 aleve... ...for all day relief. "start your engines" >> the plan who attacked a nun is still on the run. police say the attack happened outside a port richmond shop rite on sunday. the 65-year-old woman tells "action news" she was waiting for a friend when the man jumped into the driver's side of her car and started beating her. she says he tossed her out of the car before driving off. the victim suffered multiple cuts to her face. police are looking for the 20094 door silver chevy malibu. >> in the morning bu

not niacin, maybe poe tnot pota. as you get older a, b, c and d. personally take 2,000 units a day with supplements for calcium to prevent osteoporosis. >> a, b, c, d. >> a for your eyes, b for cognitive eyes and c is important for your bones and nail and skin and d, obviously, emtree -- vitamin d3 is the secret to all of our health. >> because we don't get enough sunlight. and to emphasize david's point about b12, especially in elderly people, it leads to a cognitive decline. i check the level in every patient. >> the bowels are not absorbing the vitamin b-12 so check with your doctor. >> what presence h.w. bush did was amazing. >> happy father's kay. >> keep your mind active. >> and this may sound like science fiction, but could it one day be possible for doctors to diagnose patients without physically examining them? we'll ask our doctors about that and what it could mean for the future of medicine. that's next. okesperson: the voln passat is heads above the competition, but we're not in the business of naming names. the fact is, it comes standa

too many vitamins in their cereal a new warning out with added nutrients like vitamin a, zinc and niacin. >> nearly half of people eat unhealthy levels in cereals and nutrition bars. >> fortification, in general, can help replete diets. what this report is suggest something we are overfortifying our cereals, making our chocolatey, sweetie, honey dipped cereals looking healthier than they are by over fortifying them. >> what is dangerous if you have too much vitamin a, zinc and niacin? >> thought they were good. >> they are good. too much of a good thing is too much of a good thing. vitamin a, for example, is a fat soluble vitamin. it can get stored in the liver and cause problems with the liver. too much zinc can knock off your copper balance. you always have to look at that delicate balance in your body of vitamins and minerals. >> do you find that in other food groups other than cereal? >> so many things are fortified, it's easy to overdo these vitamins and nutrients. even if you look at the food package the percent daily value is only reflecting the need for adults and not kids. these

give children too much of some nutrients, kids are routinely injusting too much vitamin a, zinc and niacinthe food and drug administration to decrease the nutrients and better labelling. >> doctors say that the kids would have to eat a lot of cereal to get the high levels, of nutrients and the sugar in cereal is a bigger concern. >>> a beautiful emotion for a father as he walts with his daughter during a pageant. >> it left her wheelchair bound and unable to speak or move, mackenzie won by 20 pageants, and dad came up together to dance with her should she could qualify for the talent competition. >> we are talking about an ad campaign, this one poking fun at the taboo topic of well, that time of the month, judy blume to the rescue, hello a starter kit for young girls embarking on womanhood. a tween lies to her mom telling her she got it, retaliates and embarrasses her daughter with a first moon party. >> people started showing up at my house. >> grandpa, great to see you. >> you are so grown up. >> my grandparents, my friends? >> there are magicians and gifts, this is mane to prepare young

than they need from fortified foods like cereals and snack bars, specifically vitamin a, zinc and niacinexcessive vitamin intake can lead to liver damage and ailments calling on the fda to revise vitamin guidelines. >>> restaurants and other food companies are quietly cutting the salt and fat from some of their products. mcdonald's french fries, oreo cookies and hamburger helper, just some of the items being altered though companies are under pressure to go healthier. some are not advertising their change because they don't want to turn off their customers. >> remember when mcdonald's tried to cut saturated fat, or some type of fat, from their french fries and they got a big backlash. transfats. transfats. >> not trying to lose the taste of their food. >> every french fry tastes great to me. that might be the big breakthrough. >>> anyway, the first lady and sharing their personal struggles. balancing careers and raising kids. revelations as the white house highlights companies with more highligh&háhp &hc&es with more details from abc's molly hunter. >> what i realized was i got gypped. >

a report says millions of children are ingesting unhealthy amounts of vitamin a sink and niacin. problem is that all three of the nutrients are addd in amounts calculated for adults. rj reynolds vapor is targeting philadelphia with its new e-cigarette. the to be contact back coco had a launch party. it chose the city due to the high number of retail tobacco outlets. they said cigarettes traditionally sell well in the city. the markets were mixed posting some slight moves. right now futures are pointer to go a lower open. finally philadelphia moves up to a spot on the list of the most visited cities in the u.s. it's now number 13 according to the u.s. department of commerce. the city drew 673,000 overseas visitors last year, that's a 13 percent increase from a year earlier. the country sending the most visitors the uk with 88,000. >>> tam and erin another reason to make philly my next road trip. got to get a philly cheesesteak. >> come down and bring barney. it's a great city for dogs. he would enjoy it. thank you marchly. >> my wife and i go to the city a lot. she used to be a pa

. >> they were looking at vitamin a, zinc and niacin.t's a report from the environmental working group. they're concern is that these products are fortified with these at a level that's meant for adults, not for kids. that can be concerning. and these are real drugs. >> what does the report recommend? >> they're saying high levels of vitamin a can cause problems with things like hair loss, bone problems, liver problems. they want the fda to recalculate all of the levels to be based on what's recommended for kids. they think parents should look at the labels. if it says greater than 25%, they shouldn't go there. fda says they're looking at the labels. >> what should parents do right now? >> i think it's important for a couple things. one is, we do need vitamins and minerals. you're going to get a lot of these from your food. but one of the important things is, if it says fortified with vitamins and minerals, it doesn't mean it's better for you. a lot of them are sweetened breakfast cereals. and those aren't good because of all of the suga

new report says that children are ingesting potentially unhealthy amounts of vitamin a, zinc, and niacinoup, a health research organization. and it says misleading marketing is to blame. >>> the housing market is heating up. existing home sales in may posted their biggest gain in almost three years. sales of previously owned homes jumped 4.9% last month. that is the largest monthly increase since august of 2011. and then prices of those homes are up as well. the median price of a home sold in may was little over $213,000. >>> u.s. airlines wracked up a billion dollars in baggage and ticket change fees in the first quarter of this year. bag fees accounted for $791 million in income alone. delta airlines led the way with about $400 million in fees followed by unites. >>> the best way to earn more money might be to quit your job. this is according to an article on forbes.com. says staying at the same company for more than two years can reduce your lifetime earnings by 50% or more. the reason? longtime employees usually get just enough of a yearly raise to keep pace with inflation. this year

millions of children are eating cereal with potentially unhealthy amounts of a vitamin a zinc and niacinadults. be careful there. >>> and the temporary exception that allowed 11-year-old sarah murnaghan to receive a double lung transplant with adult lungs will remain in effect permanently. going forward, severity of illness, not age, will determine whether children get to access adult organs. great news there. >> it is. i'm sitting with a guy who helped change all that. meanwhile, switching gears, last night's hearing on the hill brought a lot of questions and few answers regarding lois lerner's missing e-mail. >> did you or did you not know that you had all the e-mails? >> i did not have any idea one way or the other. >> have you talked to the f.b.i. at all? >> i have never talked to the f.b.i. >> what statutes have you evaluated? >> i think you can rely on common sense that nothing i have seen -- >> common sense? instead of the criminal code? >> that could be a problem. here to break down more of last night's legal fireworks is our legal analyst, peter johnson, jr. >> i don't know if y