then this molecule is discovered in 1929, penicillin.enicillin was a game changer in the world of medicine. it still took a while to get it up to production at commercial -- in commercial volumes, but once penicillin and its chemical cousins became available, suddenly we didn't die from microbial infections anywhere near as much. unless you have a very resistant bar tear ya. today we don't get a day off of work. but this was a major life-threatening disease. cancer is treated in a completely different way. we carpet bomb any cell that's growing fast. the look of a cancer patient, the hair falling out, the iv poll, that's actually the treatment. it's not necessarily the cancer. so, we completely obliterate cells in a nondiscriminate way that are growing quickly. more modern medicines are targetive. medicines like her septemberen in the cell. they're very focussed. they tend to be used alongside chemo therapy. but when they work, when those targets exist in the cancer, it's as phenomenally different in treatment outcomes as penicillin and

the penicillin is carried into the milk and killed the culture. and all ofo the vat a sudden, you would have a vat that was no good. is likethe acidity, it eating a piece of wood. we had to find out what was causing it. there were a lot of meetings on that. that was the biggest problem we had in my time. >> in the early part of the century, a lot of cheesemakers would adulterate their product with fillers. this hurt the quality reputation of all the cheesemakers in wisconsin. there was a movement to organize and regulate the quality. the cheese exchange kind of grew out of that, because that allow -- that was a way to centralize the marketing and to allow the product to be graded and sold and stamped with the wisconsin brand. we apply that to a lot of the cheese is graded -- cheeses graded by the state. that movement really stemmed from an effort to improve the consistency of the product and guarantee the quality as it went to market. i think the program distinguished wisconsin and helped build a reputation of wisconsin as being a top-quality prod

now, you have penicillin resisting gonorrhea.o somehow gonorrhea sort of adapted itself and said i'm okay with penicillin. go do something new. we haven't done a lot of research in antibiotics. in a world of virus that's a different kind of worm. that takes interaction with animals and things like. where it can mutate. we expect the worse and sometimes it doesn't happen, but one day it will. and one day we will have 100,000 people afflicted and one day we don't have the infrastructure to deal with that problem. it's not here yet. kennedy: all it takes is one soul to fall in love with the pig and it's the end of humanity. grab your gold and hand lamp. dive under the bed. the financial collapse might be closer than you think. and it might be a little easier to get flat broke. our next guess jeff, he's here with us. stay with us. keeping a billion customers a year flying, means keeping seven billion transactions flowing. and when weather hits, it's data mayhem. but airlines running hp end-to-end solutions are always calm during a st

. >> one of the worst things i have seen in my time is when ,> icillin came on the market the penicillin injected into the carried into is the milk and killed the culture. it was like eating a piece of wood. wasad to find out what causing it. there were a lot of meetings on that. that was the biggest problem we had in my time. >> and nearly part of the century, a lot of cheesemakers their productte .ith filters this hurt the quality of the reputation of all the cheesemakers in wisconsin. there was a movement to organize and regulate the quality. the cheese exchange kind of grew out of that because that allow the product to be graded and sold and stamped with the wisconsin brand. stemmedement really from an effort to improve the consistency of the product and the quality as it went to market. i think the program distinguished wisconsin and helped build a reputation of wisconsin as being a top-quality producer. the state of wisconsin still is the only state that licenses cheesemakers. we have a master cheese maker program. you have to apprentice for 10 years and have a panel of experts gra

then this molecule is discovered in 1929, penicillin.penicillin was a game changer in the world of medicine. it still took a while to get it up to production at commercial -- in commercial volumes, but once penicillin and its chemical cousins became available, suddenly we didn't die from microbial infections anywhere near as much. today, it's actually quite rare, unless you have a very resistant bacteria. today we don't even get a day off of work. but this was a major life-threatening disease. cancer is treated in a completely different way. we carpet bomb any cell that's growing fast. the look of a cancer patient, the hair falling out, the iv pole, that's actually the treatment. it's not necessarily the cancer. so, we completely obliterate cells in a nondiscriminate way that are growing quickly. more modern medicines are targetive. medicines like herceptin and gleevec really key in on path ways in the cell. they're very focussed. they tend to be used alongside chemotherapy. but when they work, when those targets exist in the cancer, it'

then this molecule is discovered in 1929, penicillin.d of medicine. it still took a while to get it up to production at commercial -- in commercial volumes, but once penicillin and its chemical cousins became available, suddenly we didn't die from microbial infections anywhere near as much. unless you have a very resistant bar tear ya. today we don't get a day off of work. but this was a major life-threatening disease. cancer is treated in a completely different way. we carpet bomb any cell that's growing fast. the look of a cancer patient, the hair falling out, the iv poll, that's actually the treatment. it's not necessarily the cancer. so, we completely obliterate cells in a nondiscriminate way that are growing quickly. more modern medicines are targetive. medicines like her septemberen in the cell. they're very focussed. they tend to be used alongside chemo therapy. but when they work, when those targets exist in the cancer, it's as phenomenally different in treatment outcomes as penicillin and bacteria. phenomenal response. unfortuna

top scientists, kennedy proposed restrictions on two of the most widely used farm antibiotics: penicillin and tetracycline. he feared that by overusing these drugs, farmers were fueling antibiotic resistance and threatening the health of people. >> we're creating resistant organisms that may ultimately transfer that resistance to organisms that cause human disease. >> i thought we were doing exactly the right thing. the trouble is that you don't always find that as easy as you had hoped. >> hoffman: opposition to the proposal was immediate. farm lobbies and industry groups attacked it as "theoretical speculation" and said it would be financially ruinous. one of the most vocal opponents was the animal drug makers' group the animal health institute. ahi was against that at the time. do you remember why? >> well, i wasn't at ahi at the time, so i don't know, and you say that they were, but i don't know that they were. i mean, do you have... is there some documents that you've seen? >> hoffman: there is. this is actually ahi's proposal to... at the time, to the docket, ahi said that the commi

not just a one-size-fits-all penicillin -- but a penicillin designed for you. to get you healed. all these regulations caused google ceo sergey brin to recently say "health is so heavily regulated, it is a painful business to be in." government.t just there is no shortage of big companies who want counterparts in government to fix the regulatory environment to advance their particular business interests and protect themselves artificially against competition. crony capitalism, that is what corrupt nations do. that is not what america does. it is no coincidence that the greatest explosion of industrial innovation in industry accompanied our very first experiment of clinical liberty and free enterprise -- political liberty and free enterprise. it is because only freedom -- freedom of speech, freedom of expression, scientific region, -- scientific freedom, and certainly economic freedom allowed us the freedom of experimentation, the debate and the chance for risktakers like the great norman borlaug to start and yes, fail time and time again. it is in the youth, as the great economis

not one-size-fits-all penicillin penicillin -- but a penicillin designed for you. sergeyused google ceo isn to recently say "health so heavily regulated, it is a painful business to be in." there is no shortage of big companies who want counterparts in government to fix the regulatory environment to advance their business interests and protect themselves artificially against competition. crony capitalism, that is what corrupt nations do. that is not what america does. it is no coincidence that the greatest expression of investor innovation industry accompanied our very first experiment of clinical liberty and free political liberty and free enterprise. it is because only freedom -- freedom of speech, freedom of expression, scientific region, and certainly economic freedom allowed us the freedom of experimentation, the debate and the chance for risktakers like rlaug tot norman bo start and yes, fail time and time again. use, as thee yout economist f.a. hayek once said, of the particular time that innovation demands. the environment of freedom has caused the greatest

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he only needs to take penicillin once a day. he will try to earn his full time tour card this year. >>> nfl the 49ers play the rams on monday night. and there's still a buzz about brandon lloyd's catch against the chief last week pretty good for a guy out of football last week working as a salesman in the aerospace industry. he took the sabbatical to prepare for life after the game. >> hand my business card over to someone was like, you know there's a football player named brandon lloyd. [ laughter ] >> i got that a handful of times. but, uhm, i only cashed in on that one time and it helped, too. it really helped. most of the times i just let it go. >> his teammate kaepernick was fined $10,000 for wearing these pink beats by dre headphones on sunday. the nfl recently signed an exclusive deal with bose, the competitive brand. kaepernick has a personal endorsement deal with beats. >>> on sunday the bills beat the lions in detroit and carried the defensive coordinator jim schwartz off the field. swartz was fired from the lions last

penicillin will not do it.the first case of ebola in the united states, there is heightened awareness of what could come. it is suggested the virus will not migrate from the tropics to the northern latitudes, and yet peter cook says the president of is arguablynstitute confident -- how do we contain our ancient worry about these viruses? is a scary disease. it has a high lethality. but we have to remember the situation we have in the united states is so different from what we are seeing in liberia and guinea and sierra leone. this is a virus that is not easily transmissible. we have a health care infrastructure and the risk of an epidemic occurring like we are seeing in west africa is practically zero. >> i think of your work in biochemistry, molecular biology. from theour wish list government? >> i think right now what we have to put a lot of emphasis on to contain the epidemic in west drugs, newo get new vaccines out there as quickly as we can. ebola is a tropical disease. we make vaccines from neglected trop

and all that support in europe general manager and an general manager reggie mckenzie 81 hired penicillin and we thought he might be sent pat packing it in a distant past access davis about regis uterine some route with the oakland raiders. with the right word-beat >>: morales >>: sent now as to what happened after this season is hard to say but mark davis the terms and mark davis used will see will seek how they do believe in what we do next near here and when it asks about the general manager or coach next season he said will see this as an organization that clearly was to win in alameda and cherrystone crown forenoons unrest >> reporter: >> reporter: note >> reporter: the temperatures tomorrow and the next couple of days will be warmer. in perry come lens will be changing overnight or winds are going to reverse direction and and that's gonna cause gusty conditions the wins will be picking up tonight the will be in the '60s close to the '70s and parts of the bay area in of a lot warmer tomorrow when the warm-up will continue to the rest of the week one 80s and 90s through much of the ba

. >> this is not like giving penicillin for pneumonia and we're going to see a dramatic response in a couple of hours. we're hoping to see some turn for the better but often improvement is subtle. >> reporter: officials say test results on the deputy being evaluated here are expected within 48 hours but they believe his risk is low. the pastor who led the vigil for the patient who died said duncan's last words were to a nurse, he talked about wanting to see his son and how proud he was of him. duncan's body will be cremated. norah? >> manuel thank you. >>> tougher screening begins saturday at new york's kennedy airport. it rolls out last week at atlanta, dulles chicago, and newark. jeff pegues has more. good morn. >> reporter: good morning. those are the airports where passenger s passengers come the most. now they'll get a second round of screening when they arrive fr. the oval office president obama told state and local officials the new airport screening measures were quote, belt and suspenders and added a layer of protection on top of procedures already in place, a message echoed

. >> this is not like giving penicillin for pneumonia.re hoping to see some turn for the better, but often improvement is subtle. >> reporter: officials expect test results on the deputy being evaluated here within the next 48 hours. they do believe his risk of infection is low. the pastor who led the vigil for the patient who died said duncan's last words were to a nurse, expressed wanting to see his son and how proud he was of him. duncan's body will be cremated to prevent further contamination. >>> tougher screening begins saturday at new york's kennedy airport. it rolls out next week in atlanta, chicago, newark, and dulles international outside washington. transportation correspondent there to show us what's in store, jeff, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. those are the airports that received more than 94% of the passengers traveling from the three west african nations hardest hit by ebola. before the passengers leave the countries, they are screened and now they'll get a second round of screening when they arrive. from the ov

it has would use its he oil riches to prop up cuba and other countries >> what we see is that penicillin is already starting its petro ack programs such as petrocaribe and other arrangements in the region. we saw them completely eliminate its arrangements with argentina, paraguay, and we also see that the program which gave high loans countries in the caribbean has declined a lot as well. is a 20% reduction of countries. member and even cuba export numbers, is private tanker data, but they are down almost 40% of i think two years. lower oil prices accelerates government needs to scale back programs that have significant member ations of these countries especially cuba, but the dominican republic, jamaica, and offers an it interesting opportunity for the us to engage more in an area in which venezuela has been dominant the last two years >> can you talk about the ongoing insurgency with boko haram? >> in the recent us africa forum we had a lot of talk regional anchors on the of tinent. nigeria is one them. it is important for a perspective. it almost unilaterally bankrolled peacekeeping.

not just a one size fits all penicillin, but it is designed for you to get you healed. all these regulations caused google ceo to recently say and i quote "health is so heavily regulated. it is a painful business to be in." it's not just government. there is never a shortage of companies who would like to fix the regulatory environment to advance their particular business interests or protect themselves artificially against their competition. crony capitalism is what corrupt nations do. that's not what america does. it's no coincidence that the greatest explosion of industrial innovation and history accompanied the very first experiments with political libertyy and free enterprise. only freedom of speech, freedom of expression and freedom of association and scientific freedom and certainly economic freedom allow us the freedom of experimentation and the debate and the chance for risk takers like the great norman bor log to start and yes, fail time and time again. it's in the use as the great economists once said of the particular knowledge of time and place. innovation

your prescription drug could be designed in exactly to fit your dna, not just a one size fits all penicillinbut one that is designed for you to get you healed. all of these regulations caused this statement. health is so heavily regulated it is a painful business to the end. but it is not just government. the shortage of companies who like their counterparts in government to fix the regulatory environment to invest their particular business and restore protect themselves artificially against the competition. crony capitalism, that is what corrupt nations do. that is not what america does. it is no coincidence that the greatest explosion of innovation in history accompanied our very first experiments with political liberty and free enterprise. it is because only freedom, freedom of speech, freedom of expression, freedom of association, certainly economic freedom allows us the freedom of experimentation, the debate and a chance for risk takers like the great norman what to start and, yes, failed time and time again. it is in the use. of the particular knowledge of time and place, the innovatio

as a introduce a new coach and officially naming tony serrano as the head coach raiders firing penicillino far this season all of us came and london ritter's mark davis has said it was a difficult trip itself as in europe then played poorly in front of them and against the dolphins general manager reggie mackenzie also been the subject of conversation this week he is the one who hired dennis allen said the heat some might think he's next ago farmers writer head coach dennis allen had a record of eight winds 28 losses with the team soprano was the head coach of miami dolphin he took them from one when season to the playoffs this year. >> : tonight on the kron for more news on the news is spotted on the bay bridge what the issue has to do with the ocean water below. and also in the bay area warmup kicking in today with the winds are really blowing strong in the hills around the bay area team coverage out whether coming our way ahead. >> : ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and