says it's j.c.: the f.d.a. has given the ok for us to eat genetically modified salmon the phil: critics call it franken fish and now the president of legal sea foods says he won't serve it to his customers. >> genetically modified salmon may have gotten the nod from the f.d.a. but not from the fish czar, roger berkowitz. >> no, i am not thinking of buying it for our stores. when it comes to seafood, i like the natural route. i don't like anything that's really been enhanced >> after a 20-year battle to get the genetically modified salmon to market, the company has the go-ahead to raise the fish in tanks in pan ama. the statement said in part approximate are aqua advantage salmon say game-changer that brings salmon to consumers >> the only difference that the f.d.a. could determine is that the salmon grows faster. it's neutrally identical to techniques. >> i don't like anything genetically informed -- modified. we've seen the genetically modified wheat and people have trouble digesting it. >> the f.d.a. is not r

reporter: it may have gotten the nod from the f.d.a. but not from the fish czar. >> i am not thinking of buying it for our stores. seafood, i like the natural route. i don't like anything enhanced. >> aqua bounty technologies has the go-ahead to raise the fish in tanks in panama. the company released a statement that said it is a game changer that brings healthy and nutritious food to consumers in an environmentally responsible manner without damaging the ocean and other machine habitats. >> the only difference they could determine is that the salmon grows faster. nutritionally identical to salmon grown using conventional techniques. >> i don't like anything genetically modified. we have seen genetically modified wheat and people have problems digesting it because of the extra chromosome. if i don't have to take the risk, i won't. >> it will be a couple of years before the fish the f.d.a. is not requiring restaurants or stores to label it as genetically engineered when selling to consumers. in boston, janet wu, wcvb newscenter5. antoinet

coli outbreak. >> the f.d.a. is expected to release new fuels in order to keep the food your family eats safe. but congress is not coughing up the cash requested to prevent future outbreaks. >> the reporter: any day now, the f.d.a. is it set to your honor veil new food safety rules. the most sweeping update to the food safety net in more than 70 years. the f.d.a. will switch from trying to solve food safety problem to preventing them. but stopping food bourne illnesses isn't cheap. >> we can't put if place a whole new food safety system without significant new resources. >> the reporter: president obama is calling for an extra $110 million to cover the cost of implementing a new rules. als of now, congress plans to >> we need full funding to do a full job on food safety. >> right now, congress is hammering out a detailed spending plan due in december. lawmakers who set the f.d.a. budget are split. one says the f.d.a. funding request is high and too tough to swallow, but his senate counterpart says he'll push for m

the f.d.a. met to consider whether antibiotics need new warning labels when doctors prescribe it to treat three type of bacterial cases. in serious case, the drugs save lives. >> they have exacerbations in copd patients and in uncomplicated uti. when used in the appropriate patient. >> nick says his brother was the wrong patient. >> he was struggling constantly, because all of his body systems were failing. so from his muscles, his tendons, his joints, his heart, his brain. >> andrea of concord also spoke at the f.d.a. she was treated with a generic version of one of the antibiotics after coming down with pneumonia last year. >> just started going downhill and within days from them, i all of a sudden started losing my ability to walk, i was limping, i then -- i felt like all my joints were dislocating. >> so the question is now, what will the f.d.a. do. the agency could require changes be made to the warning labels or nothing, if it feels the current risks and side effects listed are sufficient.

the f.d.a. told us it can take action against the centers, as well, but couldn't confirm whether it was currently conducting any investigations. >> is it fair to say there's pretty much no regulation? >> it is absolutely, there is no regulation. >> that's been the reality so far. a recent death in nevada is calling this into question. 24-year-old chelsea, who worked at a las vegas cryotherapy center was found dead in a chamber. she may have been doing a cryotherapy session by herself. the state of nevada has now expanded the inquiry into the industry. the center employees insist it's safe, as long as clients are healthy and supervised. i went to cryo life in new york city to experience the therapy for myself. >> you're going to feel pins and needles all over your legs. >> it was like standing inside an air conditioner. i did start to feel my toes getting numb, so i did the minimum minute and a half. i can't say that i noticed a difference, but many cryotherapy enthusiasts across the country insis

reporter: it may have gotten the nod from the f.d.a. but not from fish czar roger berkowitz. >> i like the natural route for seafood that nature has evolved evolved natural play. >> after a 20 year battle to get the genetically modified salmon to market they have gotten the go-ahead. the company released a statement that said in part it is a game changer that brings healthy and nutritious food to consumers in an environmentally responsible manner without damage edge the ocean and other marine habitats. >> the only difference they could determine is that is grows faster. nutritionally it is identical to salmon grown using conventional techniques. >> i don't like anything we have seen genetically modified wheat. i'm not a i seen injuries to the firefighters but if i don't have to take the risk i won't. >> it will be a couple of years before the fish is available and the f.d.a. not requiring restaurants or stores to label the fish as genetically engineered when selling to consumer. in boston, janet wu, wcvb newscenter5. antoinette: check yo

the f.d.a. told use it can take action against the centers, as well, but couldn't confirm whether it was curveball conducting any investigations. >> is it fair to say there's pretty much no regulation. >> it is absolutely, there is no regulation. >> that's been the reality so far. a recent death in nevada is calling this into question. 24-year-old chelsea who worked at a las vegas cryo therapy center was found dead in a chamber. she may have been doing a cryo therapy session by herself. the state of nevada has now expanded the inquiry into the industry. the center employees insist it's safe, as long as clients are healthy and supervised. i went to cryo life in new york city to experience the therapy for myself. >> you're going to feel pins and needles all over your legs. >> it was like standing inside an air conditioner. i did start to feel any toes getting numb, so i did the minimum minute and a half. i can't say that i noticed a difference, but many cryo therapy enthusiasts across the country i

the salmon is the first genetically modified product approved by the f.d.a. but there is no regulation for is to be labelled such. aqua bounty is certain to face pressure against environmental groups opposed. winning the hearts and minds of americans could be a problem. >> i think it's another way to cheat mother nature for a higher profit, big money. >> i'm an organic guy. i don't like g.m.o.s. >> probably if i was offered some, i would try it. >> aqua boundary expects it will be several years before the fish with the tweaked d.n.a. makes it to the market. >> i'm antonio mora, thank you for joining us. luis suarez is next with "inside story". have a great night. night. >>> over the past several weeks, college campuses around the country have bloomed into demonstrations, marches, and demands that key administrators resign. it's not just think university of missouri and yale, the rumbling are spreading along with debates about the limits of free speech. reading, writing, and race, it's the inside story. ♪

the f.d.a. hastiven the okay for you to eat genetically modified salmon. the president of legal seafood says he will not customers. janet wu spoke with him about his concerns. >> the salmon may have gotten the nod from the f.d.a. but not from fish czar roger berkowitz. >> i like the natural route that nature has esolved naturally. i don't like thing that has been enhanced. reporter: aqua bounty technologies has the go-ahead to raise the fish in tanks in panama. the company refused interviews but released a statement that said the salmon is a game changer that brings healthy and nutritious food to consumers in an environmentally responsible manner. >> the only difference that the food and drug administration could determine was that the grows faster. identical to salmon grown using conventional techniques. >> i don't like anything genetically modified. could that happen to fish? i don't know. i'm not a scientist but if i i >> it will be a couple of years before the fish is available and the f.d.a. is not requiring either restaurants or stores to label the f

right now the f.d.a. does not require the salmon to be labeled genetically engineered but they issued guidelines for manufacturers who choose to do so . >>> there are still unanswered questions about human health impact at the very least all consumers should be able to pick and choose what they are buying and feeding their families . >> anchor: many americans already eat genetically modified food but it's a first for animals. the take away say experts? ask questions. find out if your salmon is farmed, wild or down the road genetically modified. so still unclear when when the salmon will reach market or if consumers will be eager to buy it . >> anchor: ahead on 7 a perfect pair. how a young love helped a boy battling cancer . >> anchor: tom brady and the boys are getting set to take on the buffalo bills. what the pats are saying about people are sick and tired of establishment politics, and they want real change! [ cheers and applause ] bernie sanders -- husband, father, grandfather. he's taking on wall str

they told us late last month the f.d.a. denied a decision to change the risks for zofran and said, quote, we appreciate the f.d.a. providing clarity on the current state and the science for zofran and hope the agency's letter will properly inform this litigation. you can read that f.d.a. denial on our web site, myfoxboston.com. >>> a local homeowner catches a teenager robbing her home. new at 11:00, how she help the police catch that suspect. >> a brand-new assessment test on the way for students in massachusetts. the controversial common core and whwhwh >>> the u.s. has a long standing policy of not negotiating with terrorists but today the mother of kidnapped journalist james foley testified before congress calling for a change. james foley was beheaded by isis last year after the u.s. refused to pay a ransom. the executioner jihadi john was killed on friday and foley's mother diane testified before a house subcommittee today and calls the u.s.'s policy on hostages, quote, inconsistent and said that policy ultimately cost

the because f.d.a. says it is safe to eat no special labeling will be required when the product hit store shelves. target whole food, trader joe, cost co and kruger air monk the stores saying no, to the engineered fish. >>> meanwhile food labels may soon be less misleading, lawmakers introduced legislation to create a standard label for front of the product with calorie and other nutritional information. it also calls for a clear definition of terms like natural, and healthy. >>> coming up in the next half an hour we will continue to follow shooting of the pennsylvania state police trooper on the vine street expressway, steve? >>> and suspected shooter involved in the heroin exchange with police is believed to be talking to police right now while his family looks on. i'm steve paterson. i'm going to tell but the manhunt that is happening as well. >>> also tonight a new barbie that records your children's private conversations, that is just one of the several gifts authorities say you may want to avoid th

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the f.d.a. told us it can take action against the centers, but could not confirm whether it was conducting investigations. >> is it fair to say there's no regulation. >> there is no regulation. >> that has been the reality so far. a death in nevada is calling this into question. 24-year-old chelsea, who worked at a las vegas center was found dead in a chamber. she may have been doing a cryotherapy session by herself. the state of nevada expanded an inquiry into the industry. it's been insisted to be safe as long as clients are healthy and supervised. i went to cryolife in new york to experience it for myself. >> you'll feel pins and needles. >> reporter: it was like standing inside an airconditioner. i didn't feel cold, i felt my toes getting numb, so i did the minimum minute and a half. i can't say i noticed a difference, many enthusiasts insist the benefits are ream. >> yourp body feels invigorating, energy flows, tingling. >> a feeling that they say is enough to keep them going back >>> a prof

the f.d.a. is considering changing warning labels.s. >>> leaders of mass gaming and entertainment and the mayor of brockton were expected to address the commission today on plans for a new casino. the company is applying for the state's final casino license. it wants to build a $700 million resort at the brockton fairgrounds. >>> and wynn resorts considering building a foot bridge across the mist particular river to get people to their new casino in everett across the mystic river. they are putting up $250,000 to fund an environmental impact study and if approved, it would run from the station in somerville to the gateway center in everett where the casino is expected to be built. >>> a bouquet of flowers be more than just a simple act of kindness. coming up, the heart breaking story of one driver given a break yesterday by a local liver. >> and protecting your -- local >> where we are, what we're doing, a lot of us post it on social media. >> and thieves are keeping close watch. there are ways

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degrees and as a result, the women say they were taking sugar pills at the wrong time of the month and the f.d.a. announced the pharmaceutical company's roll taylor recall in 2011 but not before 113 women say they had unintended pregnancies. >> you could be dealing with anywhere from eight days to 14 days of no hormones on board, no ovulation suppression. pregnancy can occur. >> endo pharmaceuticals has the headquarters in pennsylvania where the lawsuit was filed. it was based on a small number of pill packs manufactured by an external contractor manufacturers. also, they have only been able to confirm one defective pack was actually sold to a patient. still, some women are asking to be awarded the total cost of having a child through adulthood including delivery, raising and educate the children who resulted from unplanned pregnant ties. >> having a child will cost you about $250,000. parents here will tell you that price goes up in the bay area. >> thank you for that report. >> controversy brewing in utah after a judge there removed a baby from the care of her lesbian foster parents. that litt

phil: plus the f.d.a. now says it's safe to seat -- eatjectionly modified salmon. but the president of legal sea j.c.: a little boy from syria j.c.: take a look at this. this is the world's second largest diamond, that's been discovered in southern africa. more than 1,100 carats! it was dug up in a mine in botswapa owned by the lucara the company shares jumped 32% after they unveiled the stonalt phil: you like to finish the news cast with stories like that in j.c.: i can carry a large stone, yes! 46 years later, memories of the vietnam war came flooding back. phil: the lost dog tags were discovered in the back yard of a house in 1987. he brought the dog tags from vietnam with the hope of finding the owner. they were extras because they had the wrong blood type on them. but what they did have was memories. >> the media wasn't particularly plight -- polite to returning veterans, so my history in the military went away quick. phil: the finder said he was always taught to return something to the owner if you find it. j.c.: i love that. even though they were extras. ever

. >> and coming up tonight on the wbz news at 11, we'll have details on the changes the f.d.a. is most likely to adopt and reaction from massachusetts families who are planning to go to washington and testify tomorrow and hopefully they have. >> it's life altering. thank you lauren. >>> you can find an online everything. if you post something negative it can cost you. lawmakers are trying to change that. >> reporter: they held a hearing on gag clauses designed to prevent customers from writing negative reviews. jennifer palmer testified that when her husband wrote a review about a company's bad customer service, that company threatened to fine him $3500 to take it down. when he didn't remove the post or pay the fine, they recorded it as a delinquent debt ruining their debt for years. >> we wanted to things, be cleared from john's credit and do everything we could to make sure no one could experience the nightmare we endured. clauses illegal and they're having a hearing about it. >>> keep your dogs away from sugar-free products. there's been a number of increases from xylotol. s

plus, critics call it but the f.d.a. is giving the thumbs up to genetically >> genetically modified salmonned epg neared by a massachusetts- -- engineered by a massachusetts based company is safe to eat. it was approved by the food and drug administration. the government says aquabounty's engineered salmon is nutritionally identical to farm-raised atlantic salmon. it grows twice as fast and reaches martin market size more quickly. >> doug flutie lost both of his parents within an hour yesterday. kelley tuthill introduces us to a doctor who says broken heart syndrome is real and can happen to anyone. reporter: after doug flutie's parents tragic death, the football legend wrote on facebook, they say you can die of a broken heart and i believe it. yesterday his dad died of a heart attack. less than a an hour later, his mom also had a sudden heart attack and passed away. the death of flutie's parents has both saddened and fascinated dr. martin samuels, chairman of the neurology department at brigham and women's hospital. he's

emily: the f.d.a. giving genetically modified salmon massachusetts. aqua bounty takes the d.n.a. of a chinook salmon and the d.n.a. of an eel to create the fish. here you see a comparison -- the genetically modified fish much larger than your typical atlantic salmon. it's being called a game changer, the first genetically modified animal product for your dinner table. crops, the salmon does not have to be labeled. critics are calling it franken-fish and are calling for labels for consumers. a check of the stories trending this morning. another big artist is opting out of streaming her latest album. adele's "25" will be released today, but the superstar says she's not allowing it on streaming services like spotify and apple music. her label says they have an aggressive plan to prevent songs from being digitally stolen. randy: social media site facebook is trying to help you through a break-up. the company is testing a new "breakup protection" tool that saves users from constantly seeing their former partner's posts and pictures, as they scroll down their feeds. users would also be

the f.d.a. says taylor farms specific of california has recalled the mix of celery and onion. costco saying it used uses one supplier for the vegetables in the chicken salad which is sold in all of its u.s. stores and that product has now been removed from store shelves. >>> volunteers in boston coming together this thanksgiving to prepare thousands of meals for nose need. the annual thanksgiving meal is all about giving hope and giving back to people whose lives have been disrupted by difficulties. fox 25's stephanie quinu was there. >> the dining room in dorchester was buzzing today, full of conversation and of course food. but for those sitting down this thanksgiving meal, their reason for being here is one boston city officials hope to eliminate in the coming years. homelessness. >> we have an opportunity now in the city do something special for folks. >> reporter: norman davis, a veteran, became homeless a year and a half ago. he says live has been difficult. >> people don't know and that's the problem right now. going on. really slipped under the rug. >> reporter: thanks

. >> the f.d.a. has been working on new nationwide guidelines for food safety to reduce contamination. >> the water used to irrigate the raw manure you use to fertilize. >> the f.d.a. is set to unveil the mandatory rules this month. in washington, kyla campbell, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: now once the final food safety rules are released, food suppliers have one year to prepare for them to take effect. the guidelines also impact who ship to the u.s. >> mark: morphine teenagers admit multitasking child doing homework. the average teen spends nine hours a day while using a screen. half admit they are distracted doing homework while watching tv and social media, but 6% believe the distractions hurt their academic performance. as for younger kids, the average 8-12-year-old spends six hours per day on media devices. >> elizabeth: another major company is making big changes to its parental benefits policy. starting next year, amazon says it will give 20 weeks fully paid leave for new moms, and six weeks for

. >> the f.d.a. has approved genetically modified salmon, the first altered animal approved for human consumption. >> i think we have a picture of the genetically modified fish. there it is. ♪ wild horses >> in philadelphia, zebras on the loose ran around for about an hour. >> i said, "is that a zebra?" >> rose: the oxford dictionary picks an emoji as its word of the year. ♪ rolling on a river >> daring river rescue in the fierce rapids of north carolina. >> rose: this has been a week marked by terror. early friday morning, gunmen attacked a hotel in the capital of the former french colony of mali on the west coast of africa. guests who could recite the koran were released. more than 100 others were held hostage for several hours until they were freed by troops. dozens are dead and an al qaeda group has reportedry claimed responsibility. this comes as paris recovers from the deadly isis attacks that killed 130 people. france remains under a state of emergency. days there have been marked by memorials,

blinds for life. >>> the f.d.a. is recommending a daily limit on sugar in take for first time ever. agency says americans over the age of three should be eating no more than than 50 grams of sugar a day. that is about the same amount found in one can have of coke. the government says toddlers should be limited to 25 grams a day, the american heart association already recommend even stricter limits. >>> every year six abc partners in the region's largest food drive. the need this holiday season is a as great as ever with one in six people at risk of going hungry. "action news" anchor tamala edward tells us about a growing solution to the problem. >> it is gleaming and concept is simple, connect local farmers with extra food with the pantries that need to it feed the hungry. every wednesday morning a parking lot at new britain baptist church is filled with boxes of produce. that. >> a special kind of cauliflower. >>> dozens of local pant tries come to collect the bound dry. >> mostly organic, grown a mile away, 2 miles away from the people eating it. it is delicious, healthy. >> report

the f.d.a. is switching to prevention focus, with stricter guidelines for food growers and increased oversight for imported foods. president obama is calling for an extra $110 million to implement the new rules. but congress is balking at the amount. >> we can't put in place a whole new food safety system without significant new resources. >> right now, congress is hammering out a detailed spending plan due in december, but lawmakers are split on food safety money. >> elizabeth: researchers are warning that getting the flu shot every year could actually be bad for you. doctors at a wisconsin research foundation found that children vaccinated annually were more likely to get the flu than kids who weren't. those doctors say it appeared the vaccine was much more effective if the children hadn't been vaccinated within the previous five years. health officials still urge people though to get that flu shot especially those at risk. >> mark: a lot of stories on the opioid emdep i can in new england. now

. >> the the f.d.a. s a chance to stop it and nip it in the budd seriously now. >> reporter: you can see why. >> okay. yeah, i'm down. >> reporter: hold on. >> i can definitely feel caffeine. >> reporter: already, just a few minutes later. >> yes. >> reporter: there are concerns for our four legged friend. >> did they do any ultrasound of her. >> reporter: since overdosing on caffeine can be deadly for dogs. >> the the concern is that first accidental, peanut butter sandwich left somewhere and your little dog, gets that, and he is going to have a bad day. >> this would kill an 18-pound dog. >> reporter: so bottom line here, don't give this to children or pets but experts say it is safe for a adults. make sure you are watching the amount you are eating. >> you don't want to just dig into it. >> no, no. >> reporter: i got you samples. you were yawning just a few minutes ago. >> this is the answer right here it is interesting talking about pets. my pup loves peanut butter. yeah, they do love it. >> what do y

somehow or other the f.d.a. says they're going to maintain regulatory oversight over the production and the facilities, and they're going to conduct inspections to confirm that adequate physical containment measures remain in place. and they're going to be working with the canadian and panamanian governments to be conducting inspections. really? do i feel safer about making sure that our wild and healthy stocks are going to be not infiltrated by the frankenfish, by these genetically engineered organisms designed for human consumption, designed to grow twice as fast to get to the size of a king salmon so that a company can, i guess derive the benefit of selling more of this fish? well, i'm saying, mr. president, f.d.a. should never have approved this, never have approved this. the fact that the alaska delegation as well as members of other delegations in this body and on the other side have pounded their fists for quite some time against this measure through the f.d.a., they know full well how much we object to it

the f.d.a. says no labels are needed, but not everyone is happen bye that. at you need to know to day at the 5:00. >>> then tonight at 6:00 it is peanut butter pick me up, latest trend in caffeinated food. one serving of steamed peanut butter is almost as potent as two cups of coffee. at 6:00 why health experts are concerned about potentially dangerous effects on children and pets. >>> right now though let's end with this, a four legged fugitive kept a few san antonio police officers busy on tuesday night. here, do you see that. running a across your screen was a cow on the loose. dash cam captured the a animal showing off his best moves to avert capture. he ran around for 20 minutes before texas officers used a very texas way of reeling it in, they snagged it with the lasso. before that it was utter chaos. >> i do get that, it is utterly adorable. >> so close. >> i had a feeling. >>> all right that is "eyewitness news" at noon i'm erika von tiehl. the for katie and all of us here thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" continues at 5:00 we are always on li

potential for record highs tomorrow. >> mark: local families share their medical horror stories with the f.d.a. >> he was struggling constantly, because all of his body systems were failing. so from his muscles, his tendons, joints, his headaches his brain. >> mark: fox 25 investigates with the desperate plea to antibiotics. >> i knew i was injured, as soon as we got into a safe area, i asked my friends to call for help. >> mark: tonight, a local high school football player is out of the hospital after being stabbed while walking home from a halloween party. it happened just hours after everett high school upset st. john's prep in a big playoff game. hello everyone, i'm mark ockerbloom. >> elizabeth: i'm elizabeth hopkins. our crystal haynes sat down one-on-one with a high school junior to talk about his brush with death. you'll have the story you see only on fox 25 new at 6:00 p.m. >> marvens fedna thanks god he's alive to tell his story and says he never thought twice about when he heard a call for help. >> and that is something to be happy about. >> saturday night, in everett, just won a hu

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critics call it frankenfish, but the f.d.a. s safe to eat and safe for the fish and the environment. but it won't be available for it for several more years. a magnitude 4.7 earthquake rattled northern oklahoma overnight. it was centered near cherokee, there was no serious damage, but it was felt for hundreds of miles. geologists say an outbreak of quakes is likely caused by underground injection of wastewater from oil well fracking. state officials now want to close a couple of wells in the area. in a moment, images of a city as we've never seen it before. look, the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bron

tomorrow local families be in the nation's capitol testifying in front of f.d.a. >> i didn't know we can connect them together as possibly being from medication. >> we will be at tomorrow learning what is next for these drugs and the f.d.a. watch for you our coverage onto tomorrow on fox 25. so brockton where there is an 18-year-old city councillor. he must now balance the position with his full-time school work at bridgewater state university. >>> another college student elected tuesday is 19-year-old the suffolk university student is now serving on the quincy school committee. the boston-based fantasy sports site is now accused of violating another company's patent draftkings are being sued by a technology company in texas. the lawsuit claimed that the fantasy sportsside used patented technology to run their game. >>> police in a vermont town say someone used a tractor to try to break into a credit union. the driver may have been trying to take some money but was unsuccessful. before police could get there the suspect drove the tractor up the road it a nearby apartment complex. at

the cdc, the f.d.a. and the state health officials are investigating a salmonella outbreak linked to imported cucumbers from mexico. it has killed four people and sickened 800 others in 38 states. this is serious. 165 have been hospitalized. jonathan: volkswagen is going to deal be the growing emission scandal. they postponed the construction of a design center in germany. it stopped production of electric only vehicle. it's not clear if they will be slashing jobs. while talking about the cars, there is a recall from tesla going out. this is the largest recall on record. alison: they are moving forward with plans for advertisements. but not everyone is happy about it. some d.c. area mothers are concerned about what could pop up on buses in the near future. >> you could soon see alcohol ads. they were phased out two decades ago. >> this is a big source of revenue. >> they say the advertising makes up 40% of the non-fare revenue. or $20 million. they say alcohol ads could generate up to another $5 million.

all got pregnant before the f.d.a. recalled the pill in 2011. josh: after years of efforts to get people to watch their health issue among adults in the u.s. a new report from the centers for disease control and prevention shows that the situation may be getting worse. sally kidd is in washington with details. reporter: the c. d. c. says the obesity rate is nearing 38% of adults in the u.s., that's up from 32%, 10 years ago. for the first time the rate is significantly higher for women, mostly black and hispanic americans. researchers don't know why the rate is still rising. the report comes as americans are making some better diet choices, we drink less soda now and fast food chains serve healthier foods. one expert says to be cautious about the findings. the study was smaller than others like it. the report also looked at childhood obesity, but didn't find much of a change, that rate remains at around 17%. from washington, i'm sally kidd. jean: a new sports league is expanding to new hampshire. straight ahead at 5:30, where this women's footba

jean: the f.d.a. says genetically modified salmon is safe for people to eat. it's the agency's first approval of its kind. the company that produces the fast growing salmon has been trying to get approval for five years, over consumer concerns about eating genetically modified foods. the salmon will not be required to be labeled as genetically modified. a new study says what's healthy for one person may not apply to everyone. josh: how personalized diets may become a future health trend. >> we've all her the advice, white rice is bad, brown rice is good. but rules of thumb like this one may not be so simple after all. foods are classified according to their glycemic index for how much that food raises your blood sugar, conventional wisdom saying the lower the index the healthier the food. but now a new study showing that what is healthy for one person may not be healthy for another. nutritional value depends on a person's height, weight, medical problems, and even the different types of bacteria in their gut. it also depends on what the researchers also devised

associated with all kind of negative health impact from obesity to diabetes and his blood pressure now the f.d.aon a new proposal to help people cut down on their sugar intake and the proposal was first created under review and recommended nutrition label on package food including added sugars that the foods contain. facebook unveil add new app that pushes updates twitter style to a use are device which is call "five," gives users a look at notifications when on lock scene and users can pick from categories hike news, sports, fitness and fashion advice. people in california can save $49 a year just by shopping around for car insurance. many americans are losing out on the savings by not just calling an and getting different quotes. identical polls compared. >> stocks are off to a rough start with everyone back to work after veterans day and we have the dow down 178 and we are lower cross the board with no less than six federal reserve officials speaking today so that can certainly move the markets. all 30 dow companies are down at the moment. >> so you need sift different translators. >> right.

. >> reporter: that clinical trial was performed at ucla, doctors there are now working with the f.d.ary same method is also being tested now for a cure of sickle cell disease, amazing therapy out there. early diagnosis of this disorder is unusual because it is not in the new born testing. early diagnosis really perfect. >> perfect health. >> stephanie, thank you. >>> still a head on "eyewitness news" cost of christmas is going up. >> you know french hens and golden doves and five golden rings we will explain, straight ahead, we will be right back. it's the holidays. which means a house full of people -- who all want to get online. so it's the perfect time for verizon fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. get out of the past. get fios. >>> ♪ >> cannot read music but i know the changes. holiday soun

. >> the f.d.a. is set to release new nationwide guidelines this month and after that suppliers will have one year to prepare for them to take affect. >>> another major company is making big changes to its benefits policy, amazon will give 20 paid weeks for new moms and 6 weeks for new dads. primary caregivers will be allowed to keys back in the workplace on flexible schedules. this comes months after a narcotic times article shed light about the online retail giant having a full work -- poor life-work balance. net police in announced earlier will get limited leave for up to a year and microsoft upping 12 weeks for parents and google offers 18 weeks for mom. >>> you'll no longer be able to save anything on twitter. the twitter is getting rid of the star icon for favorites and replacing it with heart icons called likes. the project manager says the star can be confusing for newcomers so trying to make it a little easier and more rewarding to use. >>> a head-turning discovery by a man out walking his d

the f.d.a. recently approved the fish for human consumption. "frankenfish" is expected to be on shelves in the u.s. over the next two years. facebook is now increasing its commitment to give new parents time to spend with their baby. the social media site will offer four months of paid time off to employees regardless of gender, both in the u.s. and worldwide. facebook offers the leave for up to a year after the birth of a child. plans to take an extended leave in the week ahead. the national jobs report for the month of november. also, the latest numbers on auto sales for this month. >> now your storm team 5 forecast with meterologist danielle vollmar. antoinette: i just cannot get over how hold it's been for the last couple of days. we actually walked to dinner last night. i wanted to drive. my husband was like it's such a nice night out. come on. danielle: and look behind us. antoinette: gorgeous. danielle: you can see this gorgeous-looking scenery out there this morning. now it is mild right now. big changes are coming though. they're comin

the f.d.a. lor farms pacific recalled the celery and onion mix used in the chick be sal -- chicken salad and pulling the cellly in other fool from target and wal-mart and other local stores. >> tonight, the warriors are back in action. >> tuesday night they blew out the lakers becoming the first team in n.b.a. history to start the season 16-0. the warriors will face the surgeons in phoenix tonight with tip-off at 6:30. tomorrow night, golden state is back home to face the sacramento kings at arena before starting a seven-game 13 day road trip on monday. >> if stuff. lisa is in for mike. with a look at the forecast. tell not warm up. >> no. >> not warming up. you have to wait a couple of months. >> we are certainly freezing or near freezing in parts of the south bay and east bay with little wind with a freeze in santa clara and toward monterey and big sur coast but rest of us be it is cold. we are look, at the rain in southern california. we are on the back side of an area of low pressure that is

. >> the f.d.a. approved the expedited status.ck and approval of the technology. >> now the weather. we do not have rain but cooler weather. >> it is a brrr morning. and more so tomorrow. mike? >> absolutely. still have clouds hang around this morning but moisture is in the air. notice, the commute is dry. the san mateo bridge was affected greatly by the rain yesterday but not having that today. here is the airport in santa rosa, our official reporting station to the northwest of town. you can see half a mile there and it is going to affect windsor ready, shiloh road, and sky lane boulevard and, also, line 101 to old redwood highway so watch out for reduced visibility. that is the only game in town, with napa getting better. will the winds push the fog around? it could push it down into santa rosa into the proper areas more pop limited areas. the reason i she the winds is because of the temperatures in the 30s and 40s and it is a little bit of a nip in the air. from the east baylies camera it is bouncing and the winds will not be

the f.d.a. recently approved the fish for human consumption. "frankenfish" is expected to be on shelves in the u.s. over the next two years. facebook is now increasing its commitment to give new parents time to spend with their baby. the social media site will offer four months of paid time off to employees regardless of gender, both in the u.s. and outside of the u.s. facebook offers the leave for up to a year after the birth of a child. c.e.o. mark zuckerburg says he plans to take an extended leave after the birth of his daughter. in the week ahead. the national jobs report for the month of november. also, the latest numbers on auto sales for this month. >> now your storm team 5 forecast with meterologist danielle vollmar. antoinette: i just cannot believe how mild the temperatures have been over the last couple of days. we were thinking, is this really november? is this thanksgiving? and last year there was snow at this time. danielle: i know. you know, they have to make snow for ski season. because if you can believe that, it doesn't feel l

engineered salmon received the starch of approval from the f.d.a. could is a hard time reaching customers because costco said they will fought offer the controversial product including trader joe's and target and k-mart not selling the salmon. square has a new card reader letting merchants accepting apple pay and other wireless payment suspects and you only need to tap your phone to make a payment. square has listed droid but will expand that. wall street is rattled over what is going on with the downing of the russian jet on the turkey turkey-syrian border so we are off to a lower start across the board. >>> thank you, jane, we have new health news regarding your child and whether their brain could actually be hard wired for obesity at birth. >> researchers study add small group of children between 6 and 10:00. >> they found certain food odors activated an impulse area of the brain in obese children in the study compared to those of nominal weight. if, dos can understand the neurology and the component of obesity they can better treat children. >>

the f.d.a. says altering the genes of salmon to make them grow faster does not make them any less safe or nutritious. massachusetts state police are doing their part to make sure no child goes without a toy form the holidays. >> sharman: their annual toys for tots campaign kicked off today. troopers will collect new unwrapped and nonviolent toys at all barracks until december december 16th. events will also be held on december 5 and you'll see them hat ten toys "r" us toys across the state, including dedham, peabody and swansea. >> mark: breaking news, a 2-year-old girl found on the side of the road, naked with her head shaved. miles away from home. >> i said to my wife, i said i think i just saw a baby. it's either a baby or a big doll on the side of the road. >> mark: fox 25 talks with the couple who found her and digs in to what led to this bizarre discovery. >> sharman: also breaking, a plane bound for logan, forced to evacuate. the safety concerns surrounding a presidential candidate on boar