and then the f.d.a. didn't give up. ey went back saying, quote: we have obtained new information confirming the existence of information disclosures that undermine the intelling guy gri at this and the mission of the f.d.a., we believe that may be prohibited by law, saying they had new evidence and, again, the inspector general said no investigation. depending on how this lawsuit comes out, experts say this could effect the way that all federal employees are overseen by their superiors when it comes it computers and emails, shep? >> shepard: trace gallagher in los angeles, thanks. officials in italy are saying it could take up to 10 months to remove the wreckage of that cruise ship that ran aground off the coast there. they say they don't yet know whether they will cut it up into pieces or try to float the whole thing and tow it away. at least 17 people are now confirmed dead. 16 others still officially missing. after the costa concordia slammed into a reef earlier this month. some rough weather recently has forced diver

additionally, the bill requires the f.d.a. develop an evidence-based list of drugs vulnerable to shortages and to work with the manufacturers to come with a continuity of operations plan to address potential problems that may result in a shortage. and the bill would also direct the f.d.a. to establish an expedited reinspection process for manufacturers of a product in shortage. with manufacturers providing early notification, the f.d.a.'s drug shortage team -- and they do now have a drug shortage team -- can then appropriately use their tools to prevent shortages from happening. in the last two years -- listen to this, if you think this wouldn't work -- in the last two years the f.d.a. with more information has successfully prevented nearly 200 drug shortages. so it does work when they get the information. but nothing requires them to get the information, and that's what we're trying to do here today. it is not the end all, be all solution for the long term, but at least in the short term when these patients are experiencing t

the latest concerns came from customer complaints of broken pills and also because of an f.d.a. inspection. >> pelley: jon, thanks very much. for more on the recall go to our partner in health news, webmd.com, and search "pill mixup. at american town in deep trouble: 18 feet deep. when we come back. full of calcium and vitamin d. real milk and tastes simply delicious. for those of us with lactose intolerance... lactaid® milk. the original 100% lactose-free milk. [music playing] confidence. available in color. depend® for women is now peach. looks and fits like underwear. same great protection. depend®. good morning. great day. [ male announcer ] you never know when a moment might turn into something more. and when it does men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day, so you can be ready anytime the moment's right. ♪ [ man ] tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual

th the f.d.a. warns prescription painkillers may have been mixed in with over-the-counter medications. th the town that's buried under 18 feet of snow feet of snow and the in independents who could decide this republican primary when the "cbs evening news" continues from manchester. >> pelley: it's the kind of mistake that just can't be s lowed to happen. at a novartis plant in nebraska, powerful prescription drugs may have been mixed in with over- the-counter medications. now there's a huge recall. dr dr. jon lapook is in our broadcast center in new york and jon, walk us through this mixup. >> reporter: scott, the four over-the-counter medications recalled are bufferin, excedrin, gas-x prevention and no-doze with the expiration dates you see on the screen. the products involve include percocet and morphine, but while there's some risk of a mixup, scott, the f.d.a. says the risk is very low and patients shouldn't be alarmed. if you are taking gas-x because of belly ache, it turns out you're taking a

the new treatment just approved by the f.d.a. >> and it is creating buzz around the towson area. the multi >> a seemingly endless battle for so many women. there is a device that promises to rid you of all of them in just an hour. >> in the search for the perfect body, there is a new treatment just approved by the f.d.a. that promises a trimmer tummy and less love handles without surgery. >> this is the first treatment that allows one treatment. >> it is called liposonic and kills fat cells. this doctor is one of the first in l.a. to offer the treatment. >> high energy beam that will go through the skin and target the fat cells and destroy the fat cells. how are you? >> good. >> are you excited? >> i'm very excited. >> kristin chaney is a 30-year-old mom of one who had a c-section who said her stomach has never been the same. >> she said she considered getting liposuction but did not want an invasive procedure. >> i was excited to know there is no invasive surgery and they are not pulling the fat out with a machine and blood. >> doctors say the procedure can be done on your lunch

the f.d.a. d the chemical in its product and in a competitor's. the chemical is not allowed in juice made in the u.s. but it is allowed in brazil where much of our juice comes from. the f.d.a. says it's stepping up testing but the agency isn't worried about the safety of the juice right now. in high levels, fungicide can cause problems with reproduction. brian? >> her spelling was so horrendous, downright criminal. a high school teacher accused of forging a jury duty letter. it contained so many spelling errors and raised a red flag. she misspelled manager as manger, mona lisa, yes, that's her real name which is not smiling in this picture has agreed to retire and pay back the salary she collected while she was playing hooky. >> she was a teacher? >> yes. >> hope not a spelling teacher. amazing story of survival thanks to a kayaker off the coast in florida. he has a camera mounted to his kayak. look what he caught swimming in the gulf of mexico. yep, it's a dog. >> dogfish. >> put down the fishin

of most of the major client positions on the f.d.a. so. megyn or the focus on more this is so. it's possible but i think that would be ceased. to be a baby if it's it does happen. i would see maybe it would be in the next fifteen or twenty years because. the box is where you have to live. it's technology from outside we go house to the local technology. contrary to what patrick thinks they do have the technology but not the same means . a little trip continues along the delta for a sequence that nobody has ever yet managed to filter. through said time from a village whose name the inhabitants also is not to mention because their revenues don't exactly derives from the declared economy. the journey through the mangroves in the countries arms of the delta is scary. because huge areas where oil spread. six layer of black oil that covers the entire surface of the water below which all life is totally disappeared. kilometer after kilometer of mangrove are affected and yet no scientific mission has ever yet come into these territories and. the six black smoke is rising over the mangr

of most of the major point positions on the f.d.a. so. jim de mint didn't have all the jokes on one of the a few so. it's possible but i think that would be to the seat. to be would look here to be if it's it does happen. i would think maybe it would be in the next fifteen or twenty years because. the fact is we have to lie all the. technology from outside we go after the local technology. contrary to what patrick thinks they do have the technology but not the same means. a little trip continues along the delta for a sequence that nobody has ever yet managed to fill in. the set time from a village whose name the inhabitants asked us not to mention because their revenues don't exactly derives from the declared economy. the journey through the mangroves in the countries arms of the delta is scary. to cross huge areas where oil spread. thick layer of black oil that covers the entire surface of the water below which all life is totally disappeared. kilometer after kilometer of mangrove are affected and yet no scientific mission has ever yet co

it does shine a spotlight on the f.d.a.'in how they monitor our food and our juices. >> pretty strong words there the juice products association or gpa insists that juice is safe to drink and gave us this statement. the jpa has discussed the matter with the f.d.a. and offered full cooperation to continue the safety and quality of juice products. this recent deep freeze in citrus grow in florida has caused a lot of volatility in markets. they have started testing it on store shelves. >> anna in new york city tonight. anna, thanks. there is new of word fraud allegations against some of the biggest banks in our nation. fraud that could be costing some folks thousands extra on their homeowners insurance. plus, half a mile offshore, an injured dog finds rescue. you can see the head sticking out there above the surface. the story of how the animal got there in the first place as fox reports live tonight. [ female announcer ] goodnight gluttony, a farewell long awaited. goodnight, stuffy. goodnight, outdated. goodnight old luxury a

stocks, drug maker amylin saw strong volume and a big rally thanks to the f.d.a., giving the okay to its diabetes drug. shares shot up 17.5%. volume was 10 times normal. the drug was rejected twice by regulators wanting more info on the side effects to the heart. the medicine is injected once a week to treat type-2 diabetes. "u.s.a. today" owner gannet shed almost 7% after reporting another quarterly drop in advertising revenue for its newspapers and t.v. stations. the publisher said retailers recorded the biggest drop in ad spending between thanksgiving and christmas. share price slid 7%. we mentioned the big corporate buyouts earlier in the program. we had a couple of big companies announce asset sales. exxon mobil shed a fraction after selling its japanese subsidiary for almost $4 billion, giving up control of a refiner. u.s. steel fell almost 4% after agreeing to sell its serbian unit to that country's government. the company calls it a nominal price and expects to take a loss. the serbian government is buying it to avoid major job losses. radioshack could be a stock to watch tom

the f.d.a. est more orange juice for contamination for a funguside not allowed in thiscountry the low levels do not make the current juices a concern but officials say they don't want the contamination level to grow >>> we now know how many dogs a professional dog walker have have at one time in a san francisco park. the board of supervisors voted to limit the number of dogs being walked to eight. dog walkers will be required to obtain a paid permit and complete training in areas such as park etiquette and dog first aid. >>> a kayaker came across an injured cog named barney swimming half a mile from the florida shore. the man pulled the dog on to his kayak and took him back to shore. turns out barney's owner was killed in a drunk driving crash earlier that day ant dog apparently got spooked after the accident and jumped into the water. barney is now back with his owner's family. >>> we told you earlier about reports of san francisco's new sheriff could face a violence misdemeanor charge by this f

the f.d.a. today approved the first drug to treat the most common form of skin cancer, basal cell carcinoma. erivedge is a once daily prescription pill. it's meant as an alternative for patients who can't have surgery or radiation treatments. the main house at the kennedy compound in hyannisport, massachusetts, has a new owner. the 21-room summer white house during the john f. kennedy administration has been donated to an institute named for the late senator edward kennedy. it will be used for seminars and educational programs. the kennedy family will continue to occupy other homes at the compound. they are tired of politicians promising them the moon. former space industry workers still out of a job. next. okay, team! after age 40, we can start losing muscle -- 8% every 10 years. wow. wow. but you can help fight muscle loss with exercise and ensure muscle health. i've got revigor. what's revigor? it's the amino acid metabolite, hmb to help rebuild muscle and strength naturally lost over time. [

again shall the f.d.a., i will tell you that the sba has been fundamental for a lot of first line. and sba loan put me in business because the banks were hysterical. the first place i went to get resources and understand what i needed. are they perfect? no, are they antiquated, absolutely. should you throw some of the business people into people who know nothing about business? absolutely not. >> all right. christian, is consolidating a good thing? >> of course it's a good thing. come on, not having services duplicated across many agencies, i don't know how in the world you can criticize this and certainly, if you're going to find any fault with the way that government works, you need to also include gary, the congress, which is the ones who are preventing president obama from actually performing his executive function of providing the leanest possible executive branch, so, the issue really is congress wanting to have oversight over various fiefdoms that have allowed government to get so sprawling and so big. this is actually a great step by the president. >> brenda: toby. >> chris

the f.d.a. began testing imports earlier this month, after coca- cola, which owns the minute-maid brand, reported finding the chemical in juice imports from brazil. >> tom: california passed stringent new standards today for auto emissions: the california air resources board unanimously approved the rules requiring by 2025 one in seven new cars sold in the golden state be an electric hybrid or other zero-emission vehicle. the plan also calls for a 75% reduction in smog-forming pollutants by 2025. automakers and federal regulators worked with the state and hope to create one national standard for those pollutants. >> tom: the hunt for big dividends is not over according to tonight's market monitor. he's hank smith, chief investment officer at haverford investments, with more than $6 billion under management. it's great to see you, welcome back. >> great to be with you, happy new year as well. >> tom: you have heard about this worry, investors have been piling into big dividend stocks for more than

the f.d.a. today approved a drug called kalydeco. it's the first drug that treats the genetic defect in c.f., not just the symptoms. the drug works in only about 4% of patients but it points the way to treatment for the rest. an official at the cystic fibrosis foundation today told us "it's a game changer." secretary of state hillary clinton turned up the heat on syria today. she urged the united nations to support a plan that would end the 40-year dictatorship of the assad family. bashir assad's crackdown on a popular uprising that began ten months ago have left at least 5,000 dead and elizabeth palmer tells us it's only getting worse. >> reporter: as soon as the arab league observers' mission ended, syria's military renewed its assault on areas that have fall on the the rebel opposition. the government announced its forces have now retaken the eastern suburbs of damascus. syrian tanks also rolled into the defiant city of homs where whole neighborhoods have been for months under the firm control of anti-regime fighters. the military

while the f.d.a. has not found any orange juice testing positive for a banned chemical, there's speculation brazilian o.j. imports may be blocked. half of u.s. o.j. imports come from brazil. and silver closed back above $31 an ounce. physical demand for silver remains strong. the u.s. mint reports january silver sales are 50% above the average monthly sales from last year. and that's tonight's market focus. >> susie: if you're an office depot shareholder, the last few years have been rough. the stock has plummeted as the economy tumbled, particularly the environment for small businesses. but office depot has a new strategy to reinvent itself and improve its profitability. suzanne pratt explains. >> reporter: big is what you think of when it comes to office depot. most of the company's 1100 u.s. locations are 25,000 square feet. but, that's not true of one of office depot's newest stores, based in hoboken, new jersey. it's a fifth of the size of its larger brethren and part of company's new strategy to

regulations that are taking four years long tore get things through the f.d.a. >> tom: you come from a political family. your farther was the mayor of miami, ran as a democrat for the u.s. senate. what about the quality of political decision around the income disparity, the 1% versus the 99%. is that harmful? >> i hear about that and i heard somebody tell me, of the 1%, 80% used to be part of the 99%. that's free enterprise. we have to create those environments so that people can grow ask people can live prosperously. >> tom: maurice ferre, c.e.o. of mako surgical. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: we talk with volkswagen usa president jonathan browning as the nation's auto makers report january sales numbers. also tomorrow, payroll processing firm adp reports january jobs numbers. and hilary kramer returns as our "street critique" guest. there's still time to email your questions to streetcritique@nbr.com. new claims tonight that china's trade practices are killing jobs in the u.s. auto sector. three reports released today by the alliance for american manufacturing

through therapy those coming with the behavioral therapy interpersonal there are three other drugs the f.d.a. right now really approves two drugs. the that is the one to be present drugs paxil and zoloft. other drugs are used people it's a grab bag we military need to take seriously it wasn't so president obama. some of the rules about allowing people to be. with a counselor that i do that this we presume a lot of it is because they were being done need to die we were being told they were a personality disorder with v.a. and so they need to take it seriously they need to put more resources into the preplanned individual least of the each and every one of those hundreds of thousands of soldiers all right i mean certainly an interesting discussion to have especially as eleven million dollar study gets underway water and tricked out contributor dr jeff kay. an american soldiers aren't the only ones dealing with the horrors of conflict after almost ten months of violent and often deadly protests it seems that syrian president bashar al assad has met at least one demands made by the international

. >> the f.d.a. es an "no," to o.j., orange juice, which have tested for for an illegal chemical, and the agency has taken samples from all countries after discovering the unapproved fungicide in orange juice from brazil. more test results from samples will be released soon. a brand new theory about what might have caused a dozen teenage girls to come down with tourette like symptoms at the same time. >> i started making noises through my nose or throat. i make these weird noise things. >> that was the 16-year-old who is one of the 15 students at the high school who started to display the symptoms a few months ago, and now there is speculation that a decades old chemical spill from a train derailment in their town could be to blame. several experts including environmentallal activists are behind this theory and say to ends buried deep this the south may have been churned up by the recent understooding in the contrary. >> boots are made for walking but that is not all, a philadelphia school is banning

helped through exposure therapy to kind of behavioral therapy interpersonal therapy other groves the f.d.a. right now really approves two drugs. so if he were to be present drugs paxil and so on and other drugs are used people it's a grab bag we military needs to take seriously it wasn't so president obama and some of the rules about allowing people to be had which are cancel out that a jump of fifty percent a lot of that is because they were being diagnosed they need to die they were being told they were a personality disorder. and so they need to take it seriously they need to put more resources into. individually scott that each and every one of those hundreds of thousands of soldiers are yeah i mean certainly an interesting discussion to have especially as the levin million dollar study gets underway wider and tricked out contributor dr jeff k. . well it is now the winter following the arab spring in the middle east in north africa and tunisia the country where it all began and now looking ahead after elections were held there as we saw in egypt with the success of the muslim brotherho

helped through voter therapy those coming into behavioral therapy interpersonal therapy other drugs the f.d.a. right now really approves two drugs for p.t.s.d. that if he were to be present drugs paxil and zoloft. other drugs are used people as a grab bag we military need to take seriously it wasn't so president obama changed some of the rules about allowing people for b.p.'s the. which a counselor that i jump at this the present a lot of it is because they were being diagnosed need to die they were being told they were a personality disorder the v.a. and so they need to take it seriously they need to put more resources into discreetness individual least of the each and every one of those hundreds of thousands of soldiers all right i mean certainly an interesting discussion to have especially as eleven million dollar study gets underway water and straight out contributor dr jeff kaye. turning out of the crisis in the eurozone and the fallout over the downgrade by the ratings agency standard and poor's for france and eight other eurozone countries it seems as of now at least the fall out is mi

the f.d.a. does not allow the chemical in juice made in the u.s. but much of our juice comes from other countries like brazil where it is allowed. they find it does not pose a health risk. in large levels, the fungicide can cause problems with reproduction. >> a fight on football field helped save a referee's life. the veteran referee got hurt breaking up a brawl between the ravens and steelers back in september. a bad reaction to motrin sent him to the doctor and a tumor was discovered in his throat. he's now being treated for throat and tongue cancer and undergoing a second round of chemo. that didn't stop him from officiating the saints-lions game on saturday. >> oh, my goodness. what a story. >> wow. >> lucky. 24 minutes before the top of the hour. >> north vs. south. frank luntz is back breaking down the differences between new hampshire and south carolina voters. and the answers could surprise you. >> and jon corzine, former governor of new jersey in hot water again. who is suing the former democrat top guy from new jersey over millions of do

we want the f.d.a. tanding the new science and we want them to accelerate getting it to the patient, not block it. that will change everything. it will create hundreds of thousands of high value added jobs allowing us to dominate the health market which is the biggest market in the emerging world and enable us to get to patients better ways of saving their lives faster at lower cost so the duty of the f.d.a. is to turn it up side down. it is today an obstruction to bringing new science to patients and it is stunningly expensive and guaranteeing that the breakthroughs will occur in china or india because our lab scientists are going overseas to develop their products. they won't try to work through the f.d.a. that is example. now let's talk about insurance. i have a very simple model. i'm for every form of american energy. and there is a simple principle. i want america not just to be energy independent but to have a surplus so if something happens in the straits of hormuz we can step in and make sure the

how to properly store them, check with your physicians and supplements do not need approval from the f.d.a. that's where nsf comes? >> that's right. >> talk about storage, too. how important is that in >> you probably don't want to store many of your supplements in the bathroom, for instance. >> where most of us probably do. >> yes, exactly. >> you don't want humidity to get in them. you want to make sure that the con tanks are closed well so nothing gets into there the important thing to look for is expiration date, just like on your milk. you don't want something that's not going to be effective for you. if it's six months old, it may be disintegrating. >> no point in taking it. >> right. >> thanks for coming in today. >> you're welcome. >> steve, over to you. >>> aipght 36 right now. december's unemployment numbers just into the newsroom. more on that when ck. first, take a look at my fox half off deal. this is more than half off. $29 buys you a month classes. that is an 83% saving. to find out more about the deal, go to myfoxdc.com and look for my fox half off on the right side of the

consumers that use financial products you just as we have regulators looking out for the banks, the f.d.a. looking out for the safety of drugs and food or the consumer product safety commission that looks out for -- and protects our kids from harmful tais. a strong consumer financial protection bureau will ensure that consumers are not lured into debt by hiding fees, will reduce paperwork so consumers are not faced with mountains of paperwork they can't understand. it would oversee providers of consumer credit, such as payday lenders, which have not faced any kind of bank regulation. as student debt surpasses credit card debt as the largest source of consumer debt in america, the bureau can play a critical role in helping families better understand the increasing challenges of financing a college education. as well as as bringing some sanity to the private student loan marketplace. despite these laudable goals, republicans refuse to confirm richard cordray, the president's nominee to lead the agency, unless the president would agree to water down the law and weaken consumer protections. 4