the f.d.a. monitoring the products. some lead you to believe that you are deliberately targetting teens, is that true. >> that's not true. we were the first to do verification online and pushed for the program so that we can educate the retailers, making sure they make a right decision when selling to the adults. at the end of the day the product is not targeted towards teens, you may find that the studies out there, the individuals were smoking conventional cigarettes. we are showing that the product is less harmful and prove that the product is less harmful. at the end of the day we'll try to get those smokers that made the choice to switch to a less harmful product, to purchase that product. >> you think the middle schoolers and high schoolers were already smokers, or are you referring to adults. >> no, data shows that some people are tried or are cigarette. >> this sounds like what the tobacco industry used to say. we don't target kids, we never go after them. so the bubble gum flavours is ma

the f.d.a. riding in on a white horse to take a drug off the market that should have never been on the market in the first place it's ludicrous. patents for life saving medication etc i just wanted to follow up because you're a doctor i mean i think a lot of people who visit the doctor proceed an ad on t.v. about restless leg syndrome or whatever else is on there and they're peddled certain drugs by the doctors seems like a vicious cycle is there any way to protect ourselves from becoming american addicts it's all about people educating themselves because you can't rely on television ads and even your doctor often enough to tell you exactly what to do and i'll get i'm not bashing the doctors sometimes doctors get a lot of their information from the pharmaceutical companies they are in twined in our medical schools and i was one of them i believe in a conventional medical approach until about nine or ten years ago when i saw that people simply weren't getting better and i had more and more people.

to get their drugs put on the market and often people think i'm constantly bashing the f.d.a. the pharmaceutical companies there are good people. all that work in both of these agencies and in pharmaceutical companies however i think that the interests of the people at the top of these pyramids i'm not always genuine and we've seen time and time again where medications are are put on the market that should never gotten on the market information studies are suppressed and then it isn't until the drug kills or maims enough people that you see the pharma super see the f.d.a. riding in on a white horse to take a drug off the market that should have never been on the market in the first place it's ludicrous. patents for life saving medication etc i just wanted to follow up because you're a doctor i mean i think a lot of people who visit the doctor perceive an ad on t.v. about restless leg syndrome or whatever else is on there and they're peddled certain drugs by the doctors seems like a vicious cycle is there any way to protect ourselves from becoming american addicks it's all about

in the pharmaceutical world there's something called off label use this is when the f.d.a. approved drugs for specific reasons that the drug manufacturers market the drugs towards more than what the f.d.a. approved them for tonight's resident takes a look at that concept. in the wonderful world of american pharmaceuticals there exists something known as off label use basically the f.d.a. approved drugs to specific reasons but then the drug makers get it into their heads by god they could be making so much more money from the drug that they told people they could cure more problems than the ones that the approved them for and that's off label or not f.d.a. approved. now companies aren't allowed to just make up claims and then make t.v. commercials about them but that doesn't stop them from encouraging doctors and pharmacists to suggest their drugs which are approved for one thing because patients who suffer from other things entirely taken point risk for all made by johnson and johnson it's an anti-psychotic used to treat to get so friendly and bipolar disorder but johnson an

i call on the f.d.a. to act and to reach a determination that will enable it to regulate e-cigarettes and protect young people and all of us against the dangers and the cost of these new products that are unknown in their ingredients. many of them may contain the same or similar carcinogens. somebody using e-tobacco products has simply no way of reliably knowing because they are unlabeled. and the amounts of nicotine are also unknown and unlabeled. studies of e-cigarettes have found products claiming not to contain nicotine actually do often. and the amounts of nicotine may vary widely across products. what is known beyond any doubt is nicotine is highly addictive. in fact, probably the most addictive legal or illegal drug there is today, and we cannot sit idly and allow this new product to addict a new generation of american children. i hope that this year's surgeon general's report will remind us of the accomplishments made but the dangers and the challenges ahead that we must confront. and i am proud to

hospitals and doctors offices and why so many us the best calculation we can come up with because the f.d.a. the food and drug administration doesn't really want to talk about this but the best estimate out there is eighty percent of the antibiotics in the u.s. are going into agriculture so most of those are being fed to animals who aren't necessarily sick they're not treating a specific disease they're used at a kind of constant low level to try to make them grow faster or just to deal with the stress there and in very crowded conditions. if there's a constant low level dose of antibiotics sounds like a prescription for creating resistant strains is this where things like what is h one fifty seven we call why the do we call why the causes kidney failure. the you know these more variant forms of salmonella that were seen over the last decade or two or are they coming out of factory farms but there's definitely more evidence now showing that some of the antibiotic resistant bacteria that make people sick they've been able to link them to factory farms you think they're looking at the genome

zille max you probably haven't considering it's not for humans rather it's for cows and although the f.d.a. has said it's ok for the cows to consume it there have been some questionable side effects the resident investigates. if you're eating a burger right now you might want to put it down while you listen to that there's a muscle building drug called ville max that's made by merck and co an estimated seventy to eighty percent of u.s. cattle has been fed it or another beta agonists over the last decade or so to beef them up and make them more flavorful tender and juicy and according to bill max's website it's perfectly safe and we all benefit from still max that's really what the site says the f.d.a. said it was safe and merck had some scientific experts study how the cows act when they're wrong so max and they said the wellbeing of the cows is totally not affected when they take the max so i guess they didn't study the recent seventeen cows whose who visit fell off because of a bill maxx they were taking i'm not getting the poor live cows hooves fell off causing the immense pain obviousl

in 2011 the f.d.a. to 325 milligrams but the high dosages are still out there. >> toyota jazzes things up with a new car. >> sox have the best day of 2014 here is mc's money report. >>> good morning, topping america's money, the this' new most profitable bank is wells fargo which earned under $22 billion last year about $4 billion more than j.p. morgan chase after a series of massive legal pay intermediates. stock surge conditioned with major asian markets with strong advances with the biggest rally of the year yesterday making up most of the ground that was last on monday. target will soon be answering questions from two democratic senators demanding answers of the massive data breach and facing mounting lawsuits one claiming they ignored warnings of security weakness by 2007. >> toyota's concept car is called the re-entry into the sports car business. it looks cool although it is not being produced. >>> the white house says president obama intends to nominate a woman to head the small business administ

murphy says that in 2003, the f.d.a. warned canarx that it was "putting the health of the american public at risk" after the company mailed an order of insulin, a perishable drug that has to be refrigerated. canarx says as soon as that happened, it stopped offering perishable drugs and that it has safeguards in place to protect its customers. what a lot of the people in maine have been saying to me they're saying, "these are the same drugs that are available in the u.s. these are drugs that they're getting that are made by members of your organization." >> and they're able to test those drugs when they come home and verify that they are? or that they just have a label on them that indicates that they are the same drugs? i mean, that's the interesting question, right? i mean, no one who's personally importing a drug into the united states and bringing it to their home has really any idea what's in that drug. and in fact, we've seen even in the past that drugs that came in through canada, certain cancer drugs, were sold to

when they meet with the f.d.a., it is quite interesting. >> let's talk about twitter. e guys are the results coming up in february but the stock is down 17%. what is going on? >> basically analysts are all calling this stock negatively. not all negatively but when you look at the number of sales of twitter cared to facebook, linkedin and google, it is still up more 100% since their i.p.o. last year. basically there are questions about its dwrothe. no new information. -- about its growth. manus? >> ok, hans. we'll keep an eye on those numbers. hans nichols in berlin. as we head to break, just one day after the rapper turned businessman sean diddy combs business, is tequila justin timberlake announced a tequila label. up next, the italian shoemaker that caught hollywood's attention. that's up next. and a wonderful shoe package. ♪ >> has been making shoes in italy for clients including formula one driver nikki lauder. >> known in racing circles as the master, frencesco has been making driving snuse sicily for over 50 years. his customers including world champion niki laude

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saying 40 percent of food produced in the united states is actually wasted each year according to the f.d.a most products pass the expiration date are still safe to eat. >> these are guidelines that greeceers use to sell something when it is at the max mum flavor and a day or two after that is still a good product. >> the land is to buy outdated, damaged, or blemished food from grocery stores, restaurants and producers with the first daily table opening if -- if cinco demayo generating -- opening in may. tell us what you think. >> a company is getting big buck s to apple in cupertino awarding an engineer term four leaf a $10 million contracts to inspect construction work for the main office apple building and office structure which the campus the near 280 in cupertino 1.5 mile from the current campus of apple. >> meteorologist, mike nicco, is next with a forecast. >> from a breezy top of the broadcast center if san francisco, the winds of change have come in and created a fire danger and we have high waves to talk about. i will tell you when they will get there in the seven-day forecast. >>

. >>> the f.d.a.ants doctors to cut back on prescribing drug combinations with large amounts of tylenol saying pills that contain more than 320 milligrams of acetaminophen show no additional pain relief benefits but carry a greater risk of liver damage. in 2011 the f.d.a. asked drugmakers to limit their combination drugs to 325 milligrams but higher doses still remain an the market. >> the rainbow flag is no longer flying above west hollywood city hall taken down last week after the west hollywood city council voted to only display the foil -- official flags of the united states, the state of california account city. they wanted to take the plan down to make the certify more inclusive saying west hole wood is a city for everyone, gay or street which is known for the large gay community, of course. >> and danville's "sully" sullenberger is in new york city to mark the fifth anniversary of the miracle on the hudson. january 15th, 2009, "sully" sullenberger landed successfully the flight in the hudson ri

the f.d.a. old us right now heart attack is not on the warning label and that the agency is reviewing today's study. >> pelley: dr. jon lapoo >> pelley: dr. jon lapook, thank you very much. from the air, land, and sea, we'll take a look at the unprecedented security for the superbowl. some california towns could run out of water in just a few months. and the pope becomes a super hero when the western edition of the cbs evening news continues. >> pelley: today part of broadway in new york city was renamed super bowl boulevard for a manifest value leading up to sunday's game across the river in new jersey. a million people are expected. ensuring their safety is a massive operation and our homeland security correspondent bob orr takes a look. >> roger proceed to met life stadium. >> reporter: u.s. customs swat officers are flying surveillance over met life stadium and manhattan. new york police hercules teams are mounting a show of force in times square. new jersey's state police river patrols are w

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. >> the f.d.a. approved a new treatment that could change joan's future and the lives of other hep c patients. >> it comes in the form of a pill. it offers a faster path to a cure in half the time with fewer side effects. the cure rate used in conjunction with other medication can be as high as 90%. >> it can be given as a single pill, orally. we are close to curing hep c without toxic drugs in a considerable portion of people, now that we can do it, let's find the people that are infected and dreet them. >> dr fauccii says it's part of a drug called direct acting agents. unlike other drugs, which stimulate the immune system to fight off the disease. the medication targets the virus to prevent if from replicating. >> i'm generally considered a conservative in my predictions for disease. i don't talk in terms of breakthroughs or what have you. but i think that with the use of combination direct-acting agents, that we can see the light at the end of the tunnel, that we might be able to essentially cure

of america at 40 percent of food produced in the united states is wasted each year according to the f.d.amost products are generally still safe to eat beyond the date. >> these are guidelines the grocers use to sell at its peak, maximum flavor, and a day or two after that is still a good product. >> the plan is to buy up outdated, damaged, or blemishedded if from grocery stores and producers and the first daily table will open in may in massachusetts. >> robert deniro is revealing a family secret if his documentary he produced. the hollywood icon reveals his father was gay and last his mother when he was just three years old after the realization. his documentary premiered at the such dance -- the sundance festival. at thor and his father remained close until the death in 1993. >> the raiders are facing a lawsuit by one of their cheerleaders who worked as a raiderrette accusing the team of flagrant violations saying the cheerleaders are paid only $1,250 a season breaking down to $5 for every hour worked. they are not paid will in the end of the season very different on other pro sports or

agriculture itself where farmers and producers and distributors were able to do their job, and the work of the f.d.a. through food safety really has not only kept america safe but it enabled those who produce food in our country to have the right inspection so they can have the right confidence to go right out to the supermarket. so we're very proud of what they did. mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. pryor: mr. president, i would say in conclusion as i look on the floor i see the senator from alabama, from maryland, from maine, from connecticut. agriculture touches each of these states and touch them differently. some states may focus on one thing and other states another, but nonetheless, agriculture is truly a national -- a matter of national pride. every state contributes, basically every person benefits from it, so, again, i was honored to be part of this and the chairwoman deserves a lot of credit for pushing this through and working in a bipartisan way and getting it done through both houses. mr. president, with that i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the s

the come -- the chemical was fund to cause cancer to mice and the f.d.a. e carmel color. >> winds are up to 20 or 25 miles per hour with high fire danger. the big waves are coming. after ten consecutive daves of record highs they are over. >> so far, c.h.p. has not issued a high wind advisory for the roads although you could see wetness on the roads. we are looking at san mateo bridge where traffic is building with trouble spots already and i will get to those coming up. >> after robert deniro is revealing a family secret he produced. the hollywood actor reveals his father was gay and left his mother when he was just three after the realization. his hbo documentary premiered at the sundance film festival and he reads from his father's personal journal in which he struggles with his sexuality in a less accepting time. the actor and his father remained close until his death in 1993. >> sleep deprived parents can relate: a couple in washington were up late and in a desperate attempt to sleep in they left their children a note. she told the kids not to wake up

. >> and there have been problems running into the f.d.a. will it prevent innovation in that area? >> if the trend were interested in tracking and saying how do we make the right bets? >> on the consumer side what do you think of snap chat especially in the context of twitter and facebook? is it a real threat? is it a fad or here to stay, this whole idea of the impermanence of information, not everything needs to be on the internet forever. >> i think the concept of ephemeral content it here to stay and snap chat has done a phenomenal job pioneering that. and when i saw snap chat i didn't understand the service entirely and it really is a communication tool and is around having these short-lived pieces of content. it's hard to say, is this a backlash to a lot of the long-lived content we have today? but i would anticipate you see other services both in the enterprise and the consumer around this kind of ephemeral short-lived contact. not everyone wants every piece of content to live forever. >> it is harder or easier to work at a company at s

. >> the f.d.a. nutritionists and health experts for the decision to overhaul food labels. the food and drug administration said yesterday knowledge of nutrition has evolved and labels should, too. >> six, the big fire danger, high surf advisory and the weekend forecast with record highs in the seven-day forecast all ahead. >> seven, here is a look at the san mateo bridges you can see the traffic is moving fine, and friday lite but we have a marsh fire burning off the richmond and san rafael bridge with hotspots ahead. >> a marine corps major home from afghanistan pulled off a public surprise to say hello to his daughter an elaborate scheme slipping on western carolina university's mascot outfit and showed up in a men's basketball game and his daughter was asked to help out at half time and he decided to reveal his true identity. >> you see the basketball with are pa ends home and they run out from the back or heavy but i never suspected him to be paws but it is probably a dream come true. >> the fath

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just three weight loss drugs are currently approved by the f.d.a. >>> this elementary school principalned her after she complained about its policy that required students to get their hands stamped if they didn't have enough money for school lunch on their school lunch tickets. she said, quote, the students felt humiliated, like they had done something wrong. they didn't want to go into the lunchroom anymore. it's unethical and disrespectful. when asked about her allegations, the board of directorses said that the school does not condone or tolerate unlawful retaliation. this is a story a lot of people are talking about. pretty controversial. we're continuing to watch it. >> thank you very much. >>> that story getting many of you fired up on facebook. here are some of your comments. alicia said absolutely she did the right thing. why should children be humiliated over something they have no control over? >> danielle said this, why do they need a stamp? in our school, the kids have cards that are coded whether they pay or have free or reduced lunches. no one knows. everyone is happy. >>

how long we can keep it. >> so just as background, the f.d.a. ion will tell you how safe the food is. in terms of how long it can last, for example, eggs, the sell by date or best by date tells you how long the manufacturer wants this on the shelf, for example. >> so the use by date, say this says one date, you bring it home on that use by date. how much beyond that date can you keep it? >> for eggs, they can stay the term in quality for a week. it mass to do with the freshness and taste. >> milk? >> that can last a week after the sell by date. so it's longer than you might expect. >> okay. >> for bread, the sell by date varies because bread can get hard if you leave it outside for a long time. but it doesn't necessarily get moldy. so you really want to inspect it and make sure that it's all right. >> you can freeze it and it will last longer? >> exactly. like wedding cake that people put in the freezer. >> meat? i know there is a difference between poultry and the red meat. correct? >> yeah. so poultry can last one to two days. cook it or freeze

the f.d.a. ting new tests on the safety of the carmel coloring -- caramel colors used in soft drinks and other foods. level of carcinogens can be found in the manufacturing process in 12 brands of soda. new research has found no risk to your health. >>> right now it is 8:18. what are you finding in the commute, sal? >> we are looking at the east bay, still pretty slow in many areas. it is getting better. the heart of the commute was between 6:30 and 7:30 when everything was slow. take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza where the traffic back up is thick, picked up for a 20 minute delay and another 10 into fran, so a half hour -- san francisco, so a total time of half an hour. and the san mateo bridge could be an alternate for you. westbound 580, we improved a little coming into livermore. on the altamonte pass we have seen a lot of green where there used to be red. 880 is where a lot of the traffic is from 238 to the fremont. most of it is on the brakes. 8:19. now to you, steve. >>> thank you, s

. ♪ >> why i told you how much i learned and how great i feel about the show, i never fall a f.d.a., e doctors tell you about a ere is a new diet called the paleo diet and we want to let you know whether it is good to eat, like the cave men did. dr.siegel? >> what i like about the paleo diet, it puts down on processed food. i like that part. it is up on fruits and vegetables which we always talk about. nuts. berries. what you were barrying millions of years ago. but it has too much meat. i like the omni heart diet or the mediterranean diet where you have the fruit and vegetables, you have the nuts, you have high protein and you cut down on carbohydrates but you get rid of saturated fat. this does not pay much attention. there is too much fat. it is too fatty. >> you could please weight but it may not be overall healthy? >> you are right. i don't think there is a deiter that is good for everyone. you should look at your base, your acidity, find out we touching your skin they know if you are high dried. mediterranean diet is number three on the list, you good grape, fats, avocado, nuts

the health care law went in effect. calories do count. that's right, according to an f.d.a. estimate $25.8 million is slated to be spent to encourage americans to make healthy choices. vending machines will be required to be posted. >> another service includes getting help with breastfeeding. breastfeeding support, counselling and equipment must be required for mothers. programs that receive funding must teach that sex before memory is likely to have harmful, psychological and physical effects. >> a century-old ban has been lived. the boy scouts of america will allow openly gay scouts. under new rules kids cannot be banned from troops because of their orientation. leaders are banned. >> we spoke to an openly gay legal scout leader and asked what it means to him. >> i've been part of the boy scouts since i was 11 years old. seeing the organization that i know and love is a huge change. seeing how they've progressed and learned to accept people like me is wonderful to me. and today is the mark of a day that shows how far they have come. i'm proud of them, and i hope that they

f.d.a. approval. >> dubois: we wish them best. dr. jon lapook, thank you. a european spacecraft on a mission to chase down a comet phoned home today. they jumped for joy in the room in germany when they got the call. the rosetta probe was powered down for 31 months but today it signaled it's awake and on course half a billion miles from earth. it's expected to land on the surface of a comet in november. as if by magic, this teacher turns troubled kids into budding musicians, and she'll let you in on her secret, next. really? 25 grams of protein. what do we have? all four of us, together? 24. he's low fat too, and has five grams of sugars. i'll believe it when i -- [ both ] oooooh... what's shakin'? oops. [ female announcer ] as you get older, protein is an important part of staying active and strong. ensure high protein... 50% of your daily value of protein. low fat and five grams of sugars. see? he's a good egg. [ major nutrition ] ensure high protein. ensure. nutrition in charge! i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus

f.d.a. regulation we won't. this congress, senator blumenthal of connecticut joined me in introducing the tobacco tax parity act, a bill that closes the loophole on how tobacco's products are defined and tax. it will end the exploitation of these loopholes by tobacco companies. it means taxing, roll your own tobacco, this loose tobacco we've talked about and pipe tobacco at the same level. it means raising the tax on a container of smokeless tobacco from today's 11 cents to a dollar, the same as a pack of cigarettes. i'd like to show this as well. this is a story about sharon, a 52-year-old woman from my home state of illinois. sharon started smoking at the age of 13, and she said it seemed like everybody was doing it. after her first puff, she quickly went from being a casual user to a full-blown addict with an expensive tobacco habit. when sharon reached the age of 37 -- 37 -- she was diagnosed with stage 4 throat cancer. thankfully radiation and surgery saved her life but she had to have her voice box removed and now speaks there an electrolarynx. last year, sharon was courageous enough to allow her story to