the federal select agent oversees the containment labs jointly through the cdc in accordance with the committee's long-term strategic interest in the program's oversight you asked us to begin the work before the may 2015 revelations concerning the dod labs ships made over the course of the bacterium that causes anthrax for almost 200 laboratories worldwide. although regulating these labs he is and will remain a complex endeavor the nature and extent of the challenge had not yet been anticipated when you meet your request. there are three findings from the report. for the first week of the total number involving the incomplete inactivation is unknown. while the program reporte report the ten incidents occurred from 2003 through 2015, the gao identified an additional 11 that the program did not initially identify. these involve a variety of pathogens and inactivation method as shown in the figure before you. because it cannot easily identify the incidents it doesn't know how or why they occur and that makes it difficult to develop guidance. lighting behind the difficulty are the fact th

i would also like to thank the cdc and the department of the army for their participation. recent incidences and the labs have revealed the methods used in the deadly select agent to put human lives at risk. the contractors, subcontractors and 50 states and the foreign countrieforeigncountries for moa decade. how the researchers conducted this mistake remains viable. the subcommittee held a hearing on the ship and thought to have been activated. it was shipped from the high containment lab to another with a lower level of safety and be potential exposure of 80 cdc employees and the review of the inspection found multiple failures, and activation techniques were used in the research with the training and knowledge and lack of standard operating procedures for inactivation inability to find the samples and disinfecting the use. these direct actions for the white house and federal laboratory were done in 2014 however even with the consciousness raised about the safety bio research labs persist in questionable activation practices. the cdc in fort collins colorado showed them t

i am deputy director and chief medical officers for the cdc. i have leds through significant change. inspection report are more timely, clear and risk based and consistent. the regulated community is a stronger partner in achieving the standards of bio safety and pathogen security. response planning is more proactive and pub plik awareness of the agent work and over site is improving. our work is by no means done, and i am pleased to introduce dr. sam edwin that joined three weeks ago and swho will continue the commitment for the federal program. i want to recognize the importance that they have made with the activation of the pathoge pathogens and proposing ways of the practice and over site. we concur with the recommendations relate today the program, and have already initiated efforts to address them. as recommended, they're expecting to publish a final rule and that's gofing to be th over sight. we're developing the guidance to be released concurrently that's going assist the community with the new requirements. we're improving the incident

where shopping is a pleasure. >>> the head of the cdc is warning congress to act on zika funding. the head of the cdc said by the end of the mopt money will run out to respond to zika effectively. effected. despite all of the spraying a fourth mosquito pool tested positive for zika in miami beach. congress is hoping to end the grid lock over the zika funding bill. >>> coming up a win to start the season for the tampa bay buccaneers. how they did it, coming up next >>> hillary clinton and donald trump launching new attacks on each other and both receiving backlash. we in washington with the latest in the white house. >> as they hit the home stretch the candidate's tough talk is turning more extreme. >> she with walk into this arena right now and shoot someone in the middle of the heart and she would not be prosecuted. >> reporter: donald trump in florida friday night and hillary clinton at a fundraiser >> you can put half of trump's supporters into the basket of deplorables. they are racist, sexist, you name it. >> reporter: the outraging from the republican nominee was swift. he sa

scientists at the cdc say they found an increase in the number of cases. you don't have to toss out the touching it. ben: every time? jc: that's a lot. newscenter 5 at 6:00 starts right now. ed: the takedown was shocking but it's not the whole story. heather: president george h.w. bush says he is voting for hillary. why he won't support donald change will come. ed: a new starting quarterback this week. >> from boston's news leader, this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. heather: we're following two breaking stories involving boston police new twists revealed, as police complete an investigation into this confrontation between a police officer and a pedestrian that was caught on camera. also breaking, the highest court in massachusetts throwing out a n ran from boston police. ed: the ruling ordering judges to consider whether a black person who walks away from a boston officer is acting out of frustration with law enforcement and not because they are trying to hide criminal activity. newscenter 5's david bienick is live at boston police headquarters with the ca

in this case it seems like one ofe you need to feel the pinch since the nasal spray's are not working. a cdc committee recommends flumist -- did not recommend flumist in june and cited studies showing the spray only reduced the risk of getting influenza by 3% over the past three flu seasons. it is still unclear why. vaccine that is ineffective. >> they need an injectable vaccine this year. that is the option. >> reporter: the company that makes flumist to other research contradicts the cdc findings. but in a statement they said it is working with the cdc to better understand its data to open sure patients receive the vaccine in the future. the american academy of di get the flu shot. they said last year it was 63% effective against fighting the flu. they also say if you get it now it will protect you through the spring. >>> the major party candidates will participate in the nbc news commander-in-chief forum hillary clinton and donald trump will take the stage separately to answer questions about national security materia fares and veterans issues. it will be moderated by matt it airs tonight

. >>> and shocking news tonight about zika a whistleblower claiming that the cdc is using the wrong test to detect this virus. the washington post saying [audio difficulty] rose some concerns about a new test misses nearly 40% of zika infections and claims the cdc withheld information from state and local public health labs. the cdc says it's boosted the tests. >>> 2 of the [audio difficulty] apartment complexes. authorities already identified the mii gardenagcy as well. the state today just confirming another 6 non-travel related zika cases that makes 115 total. >>> new tonight u.sill soon be headingoo will train ane there. the es are planning to start the operation in the next few months. the u.s. currently has 4,600 troops in >>> intelligence officials noe s the russian gov orestrated the democratic committee email hack. koniers calling russia quote a global menance. >>> presidential no, ma'am see stein will be at the cuban club tonight. f grocery development 54 highway. it wil also be publicpecten to n the fall of 2018. >>> still to come caught on camera a postal worker tossing a pac

the cdc and the epa of insist it is safe. the florida governor says the cdc is recommending mamie beach is helicopters to spray. miami beach commissioner says people in his community do not want it. >> the governor has a job to do. but at the same time he is not on the ground here miami beach. >> the commissioner is calling on miami-dade county to stop using it altogether. the mayor says it has proven to be effective. and the cdc tells cbs news it's up to miami beach. if they don't want to use it no one is forcing them. >>> here's a look at tonight top stories. normed robbery and police chase than a deadly shooting unfolding across the valley. it started with the bank robbery where chase. the driver of the suspect vehicle was killed. that intersection is still closed for the investigation. >>> san tan valley man is facing attended murder charges after he tried to burn down his house with his family inside. deputies say the 18-year-old tried to light a propane tank on fire while relatives were able to stop them. he is facing a

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the cdc warns that infections may continue due to flour's long shelf-life. jc: an inspirational message tonight from one of the 5 quadruple amputees from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. retired staff sergeant travis mills was serving his third tour of duty in afghanistan back in 2012 when he stepped on an ied and lost his arms and legs. the maine man was only 24-years-old. guess the odds, he survived struggled through the painful, , stressful rehab and is now >> there are two options. you either sit here and hope about it or keep going in life. i was not going to sit there. my daughter was six months of the time. my wife said she was not going to leave me. i said, you might as will take everything and go. there is no reason to let this get me down. jc: good for him. mills has written a book about his journey and founded a non-profit to help wounded vets and their families. i hope he continues to speak out. what a great message to send whether it is an amputee or something else that affects her life. ben: and it puts in perspective the challenges most of a s

supposedly the cdc has decided that it is appropriate. and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: naled is a neurotoxin, banned in the european union. the u.s. environmental protection agency says it has been used here since 1959 without posing risks to people. but spraying is not sitting well with miami city beach commissioner mike greco. >> i'm not willing to take it lying down. >> to sue to stop it? >> if we can do it. >> greco's facebook page inundated with angry residents opposed to naled. alberto gross says he would rather take his chances with zika. when, you know, the solution could be just as bad as the problem. >> reporter: naled was sprayed last week in south carolina after four travel related zika cases were reported there. a beekeeper who didn't know spraying was planned, lost 2.5 million bees. she says killed by the toxin. >> back here in miami beach the decision to use is supported by the cdc and surgeon general of florida. scott, as a precaution, they're going to do the spraying at 5:00 in the mornin

supposedly the cdc has decided that it is appropriate. and they have made that call along with the governor. >> reporter: a neurotoxin, banned in the european union. the u.s. environmental protection agency says it has been without posing risks to people. but spraying is not sitting well with miami city beach commissioner mike greco. >> i'm not willing to take it lying down. >> to sue to stop it? >> if we can do it. >> his facebook page, in the undated with angry residents opposed. he would rather take his chances with zika. >> the impact of the disease is relatively low. when, you know, the solution >> reporter: it was sprayed last week in south carolina after four travel related zika cases were reported there. a beekeeper who didn't know spraying was planned, lost 2.5 million bees. she says killed by the toxin. >> back here in miami beach the decision to use is supported by the cdc and surgeon general of florida. as a precaution they will do the spraying at 5:00 in the morning before students go to school. >> david >>> chicago is sufferi

the cdc recommends the vaccine for pre teen girls and boys ages 11 to 12. researchers say improving vaccination rates could help protect more women from cervical cancer. >>> high blood pressure may have an impact on children's performance in school. kids with lower scores on memory processing and verbal skill tests although the differences were really small. more children with sleep issues also had hypertension which further affected their attention, memory and problem solving skills. >>> well, when a super model comes to denver there's only one interview she really needs to do and that's with our 9 news reporter ruby d. we brought her tyra banks. she came to denver. she's done everything from hosto teaching a class. she told ruby she's officially r shoes as a super model. >> i'm retired, do you know what retired means? it means you don't do it any more. i don't model any more but they still call me a super model even though i don't do modelling any more. >> the interaction between them will be priceless. at 4 p.m. and for those of you who are familiar with

the cdc and the epa both insist nowda";eu? it is safe. florida governor rick scott says the cdc is beach use helicopterszgt?wy? to. miami beach commissioner michael gretco says his community does not want that spraying. we are -- we know what the people?; the mayor of miami-dade county says now it has proven to be effective. one'scrw5x? forcing them too. cbs newsl=] >>> brock)8+w7z turner the man e now officially registered as a sex offender. the former stanford swimmer was sentenced to six months in jail gk? sexually assaulting an unconscious woman behind a trash bin. he ended up serving only three turner is required to register as a sex offender for the rest of his life he is also satisfying three -- serving three g7?wb? years of supervised probation. >>> well there's been plenty of public criticism of 49er's quarterback colin kaepernick and his refusal to stand for the best selling jersey on the nfl shop online. the 49ers have reportedly sold more kaepernick jerseys in the past week than they have in the past eight months. >>> well the

the cdc says the traditional flu shot is set to 3 percent effective in childrent compare to 3 percent nasal flu vaccine rate now is the best time to ge the vaccine which usually stays in the body between six and a dispute led to the destruction of a person's homet. >> it started when john higdon fired shots at people wearing camouflage in the woods near hi home he says he thought they ere employees of his neighborpl edgar mcclellan, while higdon was in jail, mcclellan user bac onto demolishes home, higgins family is amazed at the so-called retribution. comes over here at 2:00 a.m. with a bulldozer and started pushing down the house. >> i ain't never seen nobody wh can go to push someone's house down i want answers and want hi to pay for the damages for what he done. >> mcclellan was charged with trespassing and felony vandalism both he and higdon are out of jail on bond waiting for their court dates.u >> use your child's fingerprint >> local school districts are using parametric technology to connect your kids with school records as dave nethers joins us. faircrest memorial middle sch

. >>> and the cdc issuing new recommendations when it comes to flu vaccines. thanks for starting your day with us. mallory is keeping a close eye on the desert drive times and you've had a busy morning. big changes. >> big changes and we are under a flash flood watch. let me show you the areas covered. phoenix will be under the watch starting at 11:00 tonight and continuing through day. southeast arizona under the watch earlier as we go evening as we anticipate big changes and the threat of heavy rain. the good news is as you head out, it's all dry and we have the mostly clear skies. we are six minutes away from sunrise and this is what you'll see when you walk out. very nice conditions this morning. and it's cooler. we're now down to 79 degrees. a great start. we warm to 95 by lunchtime. and today's high 100. the storm chances go up. and we'll show you which hazards we'll be on the lookout for. >> things are definitely slower on the 10 for west valley drivers, but it's improving. this is 67th, right about 75th to 67th. and it's looking better than 15 to 20 min

>> the cdc, you know, has done studies. this is being used. is still decided locally. the local government gets to decide. either we have the county health departments or a mosquito board and they make the decision what to do. it worked. we haven't had a case now in almost 45 days. in the miami beach area we have a 1.5 square mile area. they've just now done two aerial sprays. one for adult mosquitos and one for larvacide. we're hoping to drive down the number of mosquitos. >>> you chair a super pac supporting donald trump called rebuilding america now. you have a new ad out today which promises the trump administration will bring back steel jobs. can you make that promise? >> the ad is called america soaring. we did a test in youngstown, ohio. this is purely a positive ad about the future of this country, how to build jobs in this country. trump went from two points up to 18 points up. we're running it in key markets in pennsylvania. >> all right. thank you so much. governor rick scott. good luck with the fight against zika. stay in touch. we

. >>> the miami herald said the cdc is urging caution despite the zika lift that has been move comes after 45 days with no evidence of new local infections. the cdc, however, is continuing to warn pregnant women to postpone nonessential travel to the neighborhood. >>> and the daily mail reports the u.s. has grounded some of the world's most expensive weapons. 13 f-35a fighter jets were grounded because they have foughty cooling lines. the move comes a month after the air billion aircraft combat ready. >>> still to come, road rules for driverless cars. the government issues guidelines for self-driving cars. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you'

yet the stop the politics and get something done>> and the cdc is sending seven lab technicians to the state of florida to help with turnaround time. i also learned that they are contracting out some of that work to a pranaty called lab core. and, i did request after the 2300 pregnant women who had been tested for the virus how many are backlogged in both department tonelli -- telling me that they cannot tell me that information, just yet. >>> thank you. in the meantime hillsborough county is working to train more help in the fight against the zika virus. they are training code enforcement officers from hillsborough county, plant city and temple terrace. the goal is to have more people who are able to identify and remove potential mosquito breeding sites in our communities. >> that crisis has put a s on local budgets. darren takes a hard look at those numbers. >> well, at the end of this month, the hillsborough county mosquito control and that fiscal year about a half $1 million over budget. with the 2017 budget your starting in just a few weeks, no one is setting aside additional mone

tonight there are concerning numbers from the cdc. says that the number of people getting the flu shot is down. between 2014 and 2015 vaccination rates fell about 1.5 percent. the cdc recommends everyone 6 months or older get the shot. flu season peaks here in arizona between january and ferrari. >>> prescription drugs used for pain and inflammation have been linked to an increase risk of heart failure. a study says ibuprofen naproxen. researchers connected the painkillers to a high risk of being admitted to the hospital for heart failure. >>> the motor city underwater. heavy rains caused some serious detroit. several highways are closed and cars and it up being submerged. they had to be pulled out by tow trucks. it is not over. more flooding is expected. rain is in the forecast through the weekend. >> let's zoom into that area. and show you what's going on. you can see, look at the radar across the country. look at this area of low pressure, right over the top of cincinnati. it continues to spin counterclockwise. it will bring more sh

that's because the cdc dubbed the kid friendly option ineffective for protecting against the flu. doctors recommend children six months or older should get a regular flu shot. >>> believe it or not, a mouse is responsible for this incident right here. you see it. that's a car actually in the corpus christi bay. that's in eastern texas. here is what happened. a woman was driving and felt something brush against her leg. yeah. so she panicked, jumped out of the car and in the process accidentally switched the car into gear and watched helplessly as it rolled into the water there. that woman was not hurt, just really, really embarrassed. >>> coming up next at 5:30, bait and switch. a local couple felt they were scammed after getting a new cell phone provider. the one place to ki the switch. why the money two clinton charities has new disturbing and turns. >>> plus, unlicensed contractors. their work could put you out thousands of dollars. and one sheriff says a flood of them could be headed this way. important information that you need to know so you don't waste 3ppz zy6z the news co

the cdc says 13% of these cases were linked to this show of affection. nearly half of patients studied say they snuggled baby economics or kept chickens in the house. -- chicks. >>> we're learning about how dangerous pock mon go is. one-third of the tweets indicated a driver or walker was involved in a car while distracted by the game. they were focused on catching pokemon. according to news reports, the game was linked to 14 car crashes in the study. get rid of chickens. kissing chickens? well i guess there are worse things. >> name one. >> cooking chickens. wow. all right. thank you. i've learned a lot on tonight's show. >>> let's go to the live cleveland tower cam now. here we go. we are dry downtown. a nice look excellent weather tonight. the football games were dry. and brad paisley concert, thumbs up. five live radar is going round and round. isolated shower near columbus. great pics s of the full harvest moon tonight. look at that. full moon although clouds are beginning to creep in and fill the sky. the warm front brought a band of showers into w

i think that in some ways is what makes it tricky to respond because the cdc is the government agencyately responsible for the u.s. being prepared, but they are only advising. so they can suggest to the state what they should do, or if a local counties of pay, can we send some cdc has to calm in and help us out, they will send experts onto the ground, but they cannot be like, "everybody has to deal with mosquito control right now." they just do not have that control. it is a mix right now where county by county people are coming up with plans, the state is trying to get them funds, the cdc is try to back them up with experts. carol: why isn't the government more sensitive, the federal government, that helping out florida? caroline: well, this is where it gets tricky with politics, right? back in february -- so now this is months ago -- president obama asked congress for $1.9 billion for a zika response, and i think most of blue-green us some funds are needed, but where congress is deadlocked is where that money comes from, is that new money, is that money we shuffle over from other pl

. >>> "the washington post" reports the cdc is worried fewer americans will get vaccinated against the flu this year. the cdc fears its recommendation earlier this year to avoid the missed version of a vaccine might lead to lower rates of vaccinations. experts found the mist wasn't as effective as the shot. the flu season gets under way in october. >>> "the hill" reports the government overhauled the system that sends emergency alerts to your smartphone. the alerts can now be much longer, 360 characters versus just 90. they may include phone numbers alerts sent in spanish. >>> "the new york times" reports india announced its military conducted surgical strikes on pakistani controlled kashmir. india claims it hit terrorist camps but pakistani says it did not fire small articles across it and killing two soldiers and injuring nine others. the strikes were in response to two attacks earlier this month that killed 19 indian soldiers. >>> "the washington times" rt internet's so-called address book today. a california-based nonprofit takes over responsibility for maintaining the directory th

. >> the cdc recommended this year not to use the flu mist. in two of the past three flu seasons, the mist was shown to be ineffective. >> reporter: adam jackson infectious disease clinical says everyone over six months should get the flu shot. >> absolutely cannot get the flu from the flu shot. >> reporter: if you're 65 or older, the cdc recommends two vaccines given in a series to prevent certain types of bacterial infections that can cause meningitis and pneumonia. >> taking on the wives tales. >> that's why i asked the question. [ laughter ] >>> it looks pretty nice. nice sunny skies over the eastern plains today. moisture still trying to work its way up into western colorado. today it had some success. scattered showers, clouds moving in, and these push over to the eastern plains. here it is on the hour by hour. the clouds over there, scattered reaching the ground. now the clouds and moisture begin to move into the west. and only clouds come across the eastern plains. friday a different story, showers line up around 5:00 in the afternoon

the cdc says they are now out of money to control the virus. lawmakers are hoping a new weapon will help reduce the spread. they will be releasing genetically modified mosquitoes to reduce the mosquito if you want to take action you can do a build it yourself zika prevention kit. the cdc and encouraging anyone who lives in areas where there have been infections and pregnant women to do this. the kid would include a bad neck, insect repellent and condom. >>> time for your morse -- most accurate forecasts. we are waking up to quiet conditions around the valley. as we look at mostly clear skies and a dry will see a few high clouds. other than that not expecting much in terms of rain. there is still lingering showers in southeast arizona from tucson to douglas up to stafford. that is where the thicker clouds are. some of those could still track a few showers and light sprinkles, but the bulk of them will start to fall apart and dissipate over the next couple of hours as they clear off to we are waking up to mostly clear skies, but when you step out

this is the fifth time that the cdc has upgraded and updated the zika guidance. >>> million dollar speed boats are taking over clearwater beach. hoping to win and head to the explains, it means big bucks coming to pinellas county this weekend. >> reporter: the seafood sizzling. and speed boats from as far as houston texas pulling up to clearwater beach. the crowds will keep growing through the weekend in anticipation of sunday's race. but eight years ago, pinellas county looked more like a ghost town. former clearwater mayor told me that's why he helped create the super boat national championship. >> it keeps a lot of people working in a slow time. >> reporter: it has been gaining momentum throughout the year. this event is huge for pinellas county. it draws in about 180,000 people to the area and has an economic impact of $20 million. it's earned a name for itself, boasting big names in the sport like miss geico off shore racing team. last year wasn't so good for >> we had a miserable year last year. >> reporter: the engine blew up. it is a common problem in the racing world. he fixed t

the cdc says it is safe, but it was banned in europe since 2012. protesters starting an on-line petition and nearly reaching the 10,000 signature goal. across south florida other counties say they are using a less harmful humans, pets or uh aquatic habitats. >> it was an organic material spread over the farms and used in the keys for years. reporter: as the disease intensities here, the cdc is warning the money needed to fight zika in florida and across the country is drying up. >> zika is spreading and by the end of this month we will be out of money to respond effectively. forward with a plan to fight the zika virus. research money has essentially run out. >> ben: that's the first thing you think about when you see the spraying. what harm does that do? the international olympic committee is weighing in on the scandal involving ryan lochte. their decision on whether or not he will face more punishment. jc: and a special surprise for a family on ellen. harvey: sparkling, clear skies and you have to go way to the even run into clouds. there are chang

the cdc says its top priorities are women and infants. babies can have developmental problems work with another partner the march of dimes. >> they're doing lots of trainings for providers, nurses, and for physicians and we hope to continue partnering with them in the future as they develop more of these programs. >> she also told me that the cdc has what it calls zika action days focussing on informing people about the virus. >>> it is 6:35 right now. 4 and a half billion dollars and starting next week the army says it's going to start destroying the nation's largest remaining stockpile of mustard agent. this is all happening in southern colorado. >> it certainly it. we're talking about the depot. they're trying to get it in compliance with the treaty banning chemical weapons of the that has been built will start destroying about 780,000 chemical filled shells. the defense department worked with the community to choose a technology to destroy this agent. even though it was never used by the u.s. chemical weapons were stockpiled boot army

the state's efforts the spread claimed a victory last week, the cdc lifting the travel advisory to the wynnewood area after no new cases of the illness were reported in the last 45 days. relief for miami operators that have experienced some lost we have 53,000 hotel rooms county-wid d groups meet in hotels. and there have been the cancellas in the hotels, small groups. >> reporte most major tourism business opera in florida say they haven't seen any major effects from zika, including h operates theme parks in orlando. the company said earlier this month that the virus was having e bookings of the cruises lines that operate out po >> i think on the zika concerns, it really didn' impact us very much. the reality is every year there is something, zika this year, ebola, those things come up. >> reporte booking for trips to florida may have been down in the month of august, according s new survey, but like the battle to control the zika virus, the state's tou sector is hoping fortunes turn around soon. for "nightly busine" i'm susan lee. >> for more on the potential impact zika could have o

. >> back here in miami beach the decision to use is supported by the cdc and surgeon general of florida. as a precaution they will do the spraying at 5:00 in the morning before students go to school. >> david begnaud, thanks. >>> chicago is suffering through its bloodiest summer in decade. over the weekend, 65 people were shot, 13 killed. today, the police superintendent said he is doing all he can to fight gang violence but said, it's not a police issue. it's a society issue. dean reynolds is there. >> the 65 people shot in chicago over the labor day holiday weekend included a woman, nine months pregnant. shot in the abdomen. a pastor shot in the face. an 80-year-old man shot in the head. as well as several teenagers. a weekend so bloody it surpassed earlier holiday carnage on memorial day and the fourth of july. the victims were found on sidewalks, in driveways, on street corners, and in city parks. pat, she didn't want to give her last name, was an eyewitness. >> i just basically saw a guy drive up in a nice car. juch jumped out. started shooting. he took off. >> a victim was murdere

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