but bpa is the recent scare de jure. chemical and plastics. the companies cringe took it out. here any real evidence that it hurts people? >> well, there is some evidence in wildlife that bpa may be bad in the trace amounts that are supposed to the fetus that's developing in terms of what happens to them when they grow. that's being investigated by the government. but broadly the bpa case is that environmental folks have brought against a lot of chemicals over the years. they represent a modern world fighting the natural world. if it's not fluoride or bpa, there will be something else. there's that to it as well. stossel: the things people worry about like ebola or these trace amounts of chemicals are much less dangerous than other things that kill people. bee stings kill 50 americans one year. horse kicks, 100 americans. you know, food poisoning, 3,000. you should worry about the chicken. >> that's right. >> and it makes millions sick. >> fifty-five die because they're scalded by hot water. protect the babies. three americans drown in toilets. it's a big country. a lot of weir

but bpa is the recent scare de jure. chemical and plastics. the companies cringe took it out. here any real evidence that it hurts people? >> well, there is some evidence in wildlife that bpa may be bad in the trace amounts that are supposed to the fetus that's developing in terms of what happens to them when they grow. that's being investigated by the government. but broadly the bpa case is that environmental folks have brought against a lot of chemicals over the years. they represent a modern world fighting the natural world. if it's not fluoride or bpa, there will be something else. there's that to it as well. stossel: the things people worry about like ebola or these trace amounts of chemicals are much less dangerous than other things that kill people. bee stings kill 50 americans one year. horse kicks, 100 americans. you know, food poisoning, 3,000. you should worry about the chicken. >> that's right. >> and it makes millions sick. >> fifty-five die because they're scalded by hot water. protect the babies. three americans drown in toilets. it's a big country. a lot of weir

bpa is the scare du jour. chemical and plastics the companies cringed, took it out. is there real evidence that it hurts people? >> there is evidence this wild life that bpa might be bad in trace amounts we are exposed to the fetus that's developing in terms of what happens to them when they are born and grow. that's being thvt gated by the government. broadly, the bpa case is a case that environmental folks and i'm one, have brought against a lot of chemicals over the years. they represent modern world fouling the natural world. if it's not fluoride, satellites and bpa, it will be something else. there is that as wellment. >> the things people worry about like ebola or the trace amounts of chemicals are much less dangerous than ordinary things. bee stings killed 50 americans one year. horse kicks, a hundred americans. food poisoning, 3,000. you should worry about the chicken. >> right. it makes millions sick. >> 55 die because they are scalded by hot water with. protect the babies. three americans drown in toilets. it is a big country. weird things happen to people.

we have a joinlt program with the ml bpa and a huge problem in the inner city facilities.row has built $10 million worth of field in the last decade. maybe most important our club and partnership have opened up a number of urban youth academies. i had a chance to visit one in washington this spring. it's a fantastic program. it's an after school program that has baseball, nutrition support and through those sorts of programs we hope to attract more people and more african americans back to the game. >> pete rose going to have -- you're coming into this with a more opened mind that the last commissioner, is that fair to say? >> let me say this. i was trained as a lawyer and trained under the rules and constitution. under the dungs he has a right to apply for reinstatement. i think that he deserves a fair full hearing. i am not disposed on the issue -- from the question of whether somebody ought to be in the hall of fame. >> you ought to be able to to split that. >> the second you issue is mine and not the hall of fame rule. it's not a question of what i would like. i have t

keep the fans from rusting. >> testing all of these different things -- for toxicity, the way that is not even bpa but so many other chemicals in it. >> first of all they say if the chemicals part and if the coating doesn't serve very well and it turns into a mush, the coating company is not going to try to get it tested because it makes them look bad. so most the sadness, the fda says that see this 100 page document and they say yeah a that looks pretty good. something like 97% actually passed. and very rarely do they do that and throw one off the shelf. and if they designed this, they are sort of clearing the government hurdle. >> so he was at can school. >> that's right that's where we are right down from the biggest can maker in the world. and i guess it was four years ago i e-mailed someone and i said i'm learning about cans and corrosion and i asked him about the liability of them in the health concerns and they basically kicked me out before it started. but they goofed up and sent me an e-mail. >> it's in the book. >> we talked about this. they sent me an e-mail the night before and said we

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they don't really want to argue that bpa is safe but that's the only positioned their left today. that's the cool thing about the modern world as we learn more about stuff that we never had the capacity to about the first time. i mentioned in the book the company, the delaware river, making plastic i-beam and the navy has tested these things by driving tanks over bridge made of these. there's also an issue putting big plastic things in the environment and sing at the docks and still whatever have all messed underneath a bridge if it all have 18 leaks. icann, something we know. i'm not making any allegation about plastics but that is that's kind of where we are now, we can to crazy enough to test and not just learn to say no, it's a solution. that's what a book of engineering should be. everything is a traitor. you are balancing the ability to build it and the ability to maintain a. i wrote a lot of people who did maintenance and i talked briefly with matthew crawford the guy who wrote the book shop class is the sole craft which is kind of about what comes from doing work with your

. >> reporter: area alone is going 40 pep when is your the crowd currey said in bpa is like there in ustle of like about you used by the guy that scores 40 points you start to feel bad form. winston not think that's a good nowise on the biggest day of your life your entire life is gonna change you to go up there and ask questions about whether or not you were a bad guy. >> reporter: are the be in a white with my family to you really want to be with the cutaway shots join your face and disappointment that's for the nfl not for you. >> gary radnich: just off the top of my head on the dow the the one to spend time with their families which you can bring your family with you to new york and have a great time. i don't know about mario's but as the first thing i thought about with winston. could be a great day if he's gonna be the no. 1 pick in the espagnole time with the media does bugging you about stuck to done all in the past often feel >> reporter: james winston the receivers running to catch it of data on a face- to-face you can i'm checking out there he's running his crashing into th

that was a case in which the condition for marketing pesticides, the manufacturer had to submit information to bpa. >> we know about that one. anything out there? tell me about the realm of regulatory programs that we should be concerned about if we were to save something like the production of stuff that somebody claims property interest in is a taking? >> not specifically aware of other programs, but monsanto in the requirement to submit information to the government, for example, is widespread in our society. what the court basically said was that if it was known when someone, before they enter commerce and applied their application, if they knew that the material would be used by the government for approving other applications, there was no taking. >> of the government could prohibit the introduction of harmful pesticides into interstate commerce. i am not sure it could prohibit the introduction of raisins. dangerous raisins? i can understand imposing that condition on monsanto and that would not be unconstitutional. >> the court's rationale was not based on the fact it was dangerous, although

we have the owner of collapsible water bottle sales. >> basically, it's a bpa free, flexible water. ezable and foldable. >> better than the reusable bottles. you have a bag of them. >> we're trying to get rid of the one time use bottles. these are reusable and the easiest bottle to carry when empty. they fold up and great for traveling and hiking. >> can you put them in the dishwasher >> absolutely. you can put them in the freezer. >> you have one you used as an ice pack. >> and i will drink it when it melts and i'll have cold war this afternoon. >> thanks very much. there's a lot of interesting above and beyonders and nonprofits giving people education and information about how to be more ecofriendly. coming up in 30 minutes, we'll talk to the people at this booth. they make tree free paper. we'll explain in about 30 minutes. >>> president obama is taking part in earth day observances but announcing that climate change can no longer be ignored. >> a changing climate already affecting the air our kids breathe. the surgeon general and i spoke with public experts about how climate chan

are linked to the acsh american council on science and health which has received money from companies that sell genetically modified foods that have also talked on behalf of pesticides and bpalict of interest. go debate him on his show. debate him he. debate me on that issue. don't say take his license away. >> you know what dr. oz writes in time magazine he says my entire career, i've tried to figure out ways to lessen my patient's suffering. whether it is something that is holistic or alternative, he's open to that. which we all should be. >> you're hitting it on the head. there are whole institutions and units in hospitals, including columbia and nyu and mayo clinic on complimentary medicine. he cannot be destroyed by the medical calmomplex in this country. there are conspiracies sometimes in medicine. he should not be the victim of one of those. i fought it here on the air for people who did medicine and need lungs. he's speaking up. don't agree with him on everything. he's not your doctor. listen carefully and don't take him off the air or out of the operating room. that's my view. >> i'm with you 100% thank you very much. what do you think about us? e-mail us at frien