right now the fda is saying juice is safe to drink. atie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> in richmond police are searching for a suspect who stole a car yesterday with a 5-year-old girl asleep in the backseat. she was found 15 minutes later stale sleep and safe. her father says the family had -- still asleep and safe. her father says the family had just returned from a doctor's appointment. he parked in front of the home he was bringing the 3-year-old son into the house. his wife went to use the bathroom. >> my wife finished, coming back out to get my daughter and the car was again in less than two minutes. >> i ran frantically down the street my first inclination was the car may have rolled down the street. >> they called 911 police alived four minutes later and found the car 15 minutes later several block as way police believe tinted windows hid the girl from view and the suspect ditched the car after realizing the child was sleeping in the back. >>> san francisco's last sheriff chose not to carry a gun. his successor may be legally prevented

the fda got this used information to harass or even fire six employees. we're live in los angeles. they use these e-mail or how did they blow the who is until. >> they sent a letter to president obama and then they began sending e-mails to members of congress telling them the fda was fast-tracking devices for cancer screening which they called ineffective and harmful. the doctors and scientists asked the congressional staffers they were in contact with if, by blowing the whistle, they were violating the law. the answer came back that apparently they were not. quoting here, it is rarely a crime to reveal documents to congress unless they are stolen or classified. you and your colleagues have committed no crime and it is a retaliatory investigation which should have been stopped. those doctors are now get something added support from iowa senator chuck grassley who shays the whistle blowers should be protected. >> what's the word from the fda? >> they say they will not comment at all on penning litigation. we can tell you that fda computers do say that they have the right to monitor o

the fda is scrambling to test or oysters. ediate health hazard. >> it opens up a line of questioning about what we do not know. >> once again, the fda says there is no immediate health hazard for humans, but if you are concerned and what to make sure your are not purchasing that orange juice. on most foresters containers, that nutrition level -- on most orange juice containers it would say it was mixed with juice from mexico or other countries. >> thank you. binge drinnking is a bigger problem in the u.s.. 1 in 6 adults binge drink 4 times a month. they consume an average of 8 drinks each time. excessive alcohol consumption accounts for 80,000 deaths in the u.s. every year. >> smoking marijuana does not damage the lungs as much as smoking tobacco. that is the finding of a 20-year study. now, the findings echo results of smaller studies. they found that while marijuana does contain some of the same toxic chemicals as tobacco, it does not carry the same risk for lung disease. they do recommend caution and moderation. >> the folk

it started with a confidential call to the fda. ge juice company that the government will not identify said that it found traces of pesticides in its orange juice and in that of one of its competitors. it is used to kill funds in the orange groves and is not approved to be in orange juice sold in the united states. >> not all of the orange juice that we drink in the u.s. was grown in the u.s. just because the chemical is illegal here does not mean it's not allowed in other countries. >> the juice with a chemical and it was imported from brazil. the fda is scrambling to test orange juice at the nation's ports and processing plants. so far they say levels are low and there's no immediate health hazard. >> it opens up a lot of questions about what we don't know about orange juice is being produced in this country and other things. >> there's no immediate health hazard to humans although the pesticide did cause of you hormonal problems when tested in animals. take precautionary steps to protect you and your family. turned over the carto

. >> reporter: it all began with a confidential call to the fda. orange juice company, the government won't say which one, said it found something in its juice that shouldn't be there, a pesticide, used to kill fungus in the orange groves. that chemical, called, carbendazim, is not approved for use on citrus in the u.s. -- but it is used around the world. >> not all of the o.j. that u.s. consumers drink comes from oranges that were grown here in the u.s. and just because a chemical is illegal here doesn't mean that other countries don't allow it. >> reporter: the juice with the chemical in it was imported from brazil. so tonight, the fda is scrambling to test orange juice at the nation's ports and processing plants. so far, the levels are low and there is no health hazard. but in animal studies, in high levels, the chemical has been linked to hormonal and reproductive problems. >> it opens up a whole line of questioning about what we don't know about how food is being produced in other countries. >> reporter: in the case of orange juice, over a qua

they don't know the fda approval process. u may actually need to educate your doctor and then they say oh, okay, we need to go up on the dose of the medicine or down or maybe we may switch from one generic version of the medicine to another generic of the medication. >> maybe we have doctors watching and they got a lesson. >> i hope so. >> thank you. always great to see you. >>> next wednesday, we will be answering viewer questions. if you have a question just send an e-mail to -- he is a psychiatrist and a physician. you may want to ask him any questions with regards to your health. he will be a part of news4's health and fitness this weekend. walter e. washington convention center in northwest d.c. doors will open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. friday and saturday. admission is free. he will be part after mental health forum on sunday at 10:00 mafshgs. again, thank you for coming. we will see you next week. >>> more worries in europe today. pushing u.s. stocks down this morning. let's check in with cnbc's courtney reagan and jo

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what the fda is doing now after tests showed your drink could contain a potentially harmful pesticide. os you can see >>> new facebook campaign to create a cancer barbie is gaining momentum. the facebook page has more than 13,000 fans. people are pushing for mattel to create a beautiful and bald barbie to help young girls who suffer from hair loss due to cancer treatments or other medical treatments. if mattel agrees supporters of the movement hope part of the proceeds will go to st. jude's. >>> time for a check on the forecast. a spare the air day the first one of the winter, plus 12. >> plus 12 exactly, 13, eight so far exceeded national standards. when we have them they are usually spot on. you can look outside tahoe much cleaner up there. we've been talking about the rain, everybody is keen on the rain they want to know if that translates into snow. the same system, the same pattern shift next week will bring snow to the sierra probably above 6,000 feet where the best snow will fall probably be a wet snow also storms coming from the pacific ocean instead of through candidate you c

what the fda is doing now after tests showed your drink could contain a potentially harmful pesticide>>> new facebook campaign to create a cancer barbie is gaining momentum. the facebook page has more than 13,000 fans. people are pushing for mattel to create a beautiful and bald barbie to help young girls who suffer from hair loss due to cancer treatments or other medical treatments. if mattel agrees supporters of the movement hope part of the proceeds will go to st. jude's. >>> time for a check on the forecast. a spare the air day the first one of the winter, plus 12. >> plus 12 exactly, 13, eight so far exceeded national standards. when we have them they are usually spot on. you can look outside tahoe much cleaner up there. we've been talking about the rain, everybody is keen on the rain they want to know if that translates into snow. the same system, the same pattern shift next week will bring snow to the sierra probably above 6,000 feet where the best snow will fall probably be a wet snow also storms coming from the pacific ocean instead of through candidate you can see the haze h

the fda did testing and did find the chemical in imported juices. right now those levels have tested low. in high concentrations the pesticide can cause harm. you might be drinking imported oj and not know. >> not all of the original juice that u.s. consumers drink comes from oranges grown here in the united states. because a chemical is illegal here doesn't mean that other countries don't allow it to be used. >> reporter: 26% of the orange juice we buy in the u.s. comes from other countries, mostly mexico and brazil. the fda is warning american juice makers to find a way to keep the pesticide out of their product and more testing is being done. high levels of the chemical have been linked to hormonal and preproductive problems in animals. right now the fda is saying orange juice is safe to drink. katie marzullo, abc7 news. >>> 6:15. this morning the raiders are looking for a new head coach after hue jackson was fired yesterday. some fans are far more worried about another announcement paid by the owner. he says moving to los angeles is still a poss

the fda says it will take it off the shelves if the level is too high but at these low levels the fdas it's still safe and going to let the juice stay on shelves in the supermarkets. >> let's talk about a different kind of taste test. maybe happy hour time. beer. apparently, the list is out. america's favorite number one is still bud light. but there is a new number two. who. >> look out, long-time number two budweiser. it's coors light just moved in on your turf. coors it's the silver medal because it sold more beer by volume than budweiser last year. could be pretty tough to swallow for the king of beers. this is the first time in almost 20 years anheuser-busch which makes budweiser didn't control the top two brands. you know what, brooke, the whole beer industry has really been feeling the pressure. consumers are choosing wine and spirits these days instead of reaching for a beer. what they're reaching for is coors over bud wiser. >> i've seen a few people drinking a few brews lately. it seems the industry is doing a-ok. >> doing pretty okay? alison kosik, thank you so much. next h

the fda has tested 40 samples. 11 of them are positive. five from brazil, six from canadian manufacturers. trace amounts. but this is enough to keep the shipments out of the country. >> if this pesticide is illegal rg why shouldn't we be worried about drinking orange juice? >> the fda is saying the levels are so small, trace amounts. much lower than what we would be concerned with from a health standpoint. it raises a lot of questions about the imported food supply and what we do and do not know. the fda is not done with testing. there are 40 samples more to go. we'll have to see what they find. >> again, the o.j. is safe to drink this morning. lisa, thank you. >>> now to the bigger shock. the price of beef is soaring. what can you do about it? david kerley is at a soup market in washington, d.c. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's the beef that is shooting up in prices. this, really, is just the beginning. it's sticker shock at the meat counter. >> it's been tremendous increase in beef prices lately. >> reporter: every month, new

it is legal in brazil but not here in the u.s. fdaordering a recall but is testing the product on retail shelves. there's also a hold on imports of all orange juice until that inspection is completed. >>> microsoft search engine binge has gone somewhere it's never been. behind google as the second most popular search engine. beating yahoo for the first time ever. bing what 15% of the u.s. search traffic. it was still nowhere close to google which dominates the competition at nearly 66%. >>> if you are looking for something to do this weekend and the weather should hold up, you may want to head to a national park. the deals they are offering in honor of a national icon. and it's purple -- purple friday and ravens getting read -- ready for the big game. a live report where you can cheer them op beginning today. caravan kicks off later on this friday, january 13th. good morning, maryland. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> the flurries falling and temperatures are dropping and the wind is blowing. i am linda so live at hunt valley. we

the fda releases details about the recall that has parents' concern. the infection is not what you think it is. >> this morning there were some sprinkles. then we warmed up. now there is another disturbance. when will it hit cold? the answers are coming up. >> the past decade has been the safest decade to fly if you do not count terrorism. there were 153 fatalities in the past 10 years. that is to death forever 100 billion passengers. when decade earlier, there were 10 times as likely to dive off flying on american plan. improvements clamper -- came as they went through some financial turmoil. some information tonight for parents concerned about the baby formula recall. investigators they do not think the cases of babies being guys -- diagnosed are related. the fda say that four infants were sickened by -- the national retailers polled cases of formula after learning one of them consumed enfamil. march 2, at 11:00. stay with us. >> some nice temperatures today. tomorrow is going to warm up once again. way above the average. on my journey across america

the fda says it's not concerned about the safety of the juice. still fungicide just doesn't sound savory. >> trace amounts, i'm not worry good it. >> you're still drinking that gallon every morning. >> that's right. drinking the whole thing. >> all right. 6:11. >>> time for weather & traffic on the 1s. going to be a rainy day. >> you'll want a hot beverage this morning. frosty cold starting off the morning. mostly cloudy in storm center 4. 20s throughout most of west virginia, virginia and maryland. including the nearby suburbs. nary freezing in washington and by the bay. the view prosecufrom space show upcoming rain from the south and west. when the rain comes in with the cold air, counties in lavender including rockingham, augusta, points south, shenandoah valley, parts of west virginia, could have icing and sleet until about 10:00 this morning. the rain moves into the metro area by early this afternoon. by then low 40s and a wet afternoon. that will sfwon thcontinue into afternoon. wet and chilly, patchy, dense fog. occasional showers, low 40s

the fda scrambled to begin testing earlier this month after a major orange juicemaker found the chemical in its own sampling. >> what it does is confirm this is not an isolated incident. it wasn't just one shipment. >> reporter: five of the positive samples came from brazil, six from canadian plants. the fear is that tainted, imported juice can end up mixed with american juice. the fda says based on testing so far, orange juice is safe to drink. levels are too low to be a health hazard. but they are only halfway through their tests. lisa stark, abc news, new york. >>> and experts have predicted pandemonium on wall street the day facebook goes public. and today, we learned that day could be coming soon. "the wall street journal" reports that facebook could file papers for an initial public offering as early as next wednesday. in a deal that would value the social network goliath between $75 billion and $100 billion, making it the biggest ipo of the year and possibly of the decade. >>> and still ahead on "world news," the high school student suffering strange tics, verbal outbursts. can th

the fda is stepping up testing, but it is not pulling the juices from the shelves.l this now from abc's lisa stark. >> reporter: it all began with a confidential call to the fda. an orange juice company, the government won't say which one, said it found something in its juice and that of a competitor that should not be there, a pesticide used to kill fungus in the orange groves. the chemical, called carbepdazim, is not approved for use on citrus in the u.s., but it is used around the world. >> not all of the orange juice that u.s. consumers drink comes from oranges that were grown here in the united states. and just because a chemical's illegal here doesn't mean other countries don't allow it to be used. >> reporter: the juice with the chemical in it was imported from brazil. so the fda is scrambling to test orange juice at the nation's ports and processing plants. so far the levels are low and there's no health hazard. but in animal studies in high levels the chemical has been linked to hormonal and reproductive problems. >> just kind of opens up this whole line of

the fda is not done with testing. there are 40 samples more to go. we'll have to see what they find in those samples. >> again, the o.j. is safe to drink this morning. lisa, thank you. >>> now to the sticker shock at the meat counter. the price of beef is soaring. it's about to get worse. what can you do about it? david kerley is at the wagshal's supermarket in washington, d.c. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's the beef that is shooting up in prices. this, really, is just the beginning. it's sticker shock at the meat counter. >> it's been tremendous increase in beef prices lately. >> reporter: every month, new price tags on beef. >> increase in beef has been in the works for the last year and a half. >> reporter: look at this. in the past five years, the price of hamburger, ground beef, has jumped from $2.87 a pound to $3.55 a pound. a 24% increase. a steak on the barbie, 14%. from $5.29 a pound to more than 6 bucks. the reason is simple. just not enough cattle in our country. in fact, you have to go all the way back to the cold war, when

the fda is testing or juice to see if it contains a chemical called carbendazim. it is not approved in the u.s. public -- but can be used as a pesticide in other countries. it was discovered recently in two samples in an orange juice imported from brazil. >> not all orange juice comes from oranges grown here in the u.s. >> most of it is imported from brazil. the levels discovered were low. high levels of carbendazim have been linked to reproductive and hormonal problems in animals. >> it opens up a whole line of questioning about what we do not know. >> the fda is not saying which brands tested positive, but if you want to be precautionary, look at the fine print on the box of orange juice that you have and see if it says "made in brazil." >> thanks for that heads out. advocates for highway and auto safety are releasing the report card on all 50 states, and it turns out virginia is one of the worst performing states in the country. this year's report focuses on seat belts and distracted driving measures. d.c. and maryland are getting top marks but virginia and othe

. >>> in other news this morning, the fda is scrambling to test orange juice amid new concerns that it contains a chemical not approved in the u.s. the chemical, used to kill fungus was found in juice and a competitor's brand as well. the use in question was imported from brazil and often goes uninspected when it arrives in the u.s. the fda does not plan to remove juice from the shelves qulyet because they don't think the numbers are dangerous. >>> 1 in 6 adults admits to b g binge drinking. for college students, nearly 30% of them admit to it. these numbers are actually an underestimate. the problem is likely a lolt worse. >>> police in alaska are enforcing a long-standing law that makes it illegal to be seriously drunk in a bar. the idea is to cut down on other crimes, like sexual assault and drunk driving that occur after someone's had a few too many. >> be careful in the bars. >>> time for sports news this morning. the calendar says january. there's early madness taking place on college basketball courts. we get the highlights from will selva. >>> good morning, the last time a rank

. >>> the fda is ordering the american red cross to pay a hefty fine, $9.6 million. federal inspectors say they found hundreds of blood safety violations at nearly half the red cross collection centers in the country. violations included ineffective donor screening and not adding donors with infected blood to the national list of deferred donors. the fda says the violations were serious but did not compromise the nation's blood supply. it also says it has taken steps to address those problems. >>> two disturbing pieces of video are getting a lot of play on the internet tonight. we want to warn you if you've got children in the room, you may want them to turn away a few moments. the first comes from our colleagues at army times. we've only chosen to show you some fills instead of the entire thing. the animal rights group peta is asking the army to look into this video posted on youtube. it appears to show a group of soldiers beating a sheep to death with a baseball bat. so far the army is not commenting. >>> in chicago police arrested seven teens including a 15-year-

so the fda is cracking down on this. but it is not technically illegal. you raised the question about the safety of this. the fact of the matter, frozen sperm is frozen six months so but you can test for any diseases that sometimes take time to merge and become obvious. many of these couples that are getting sperm donations for free are taking these men on their word. some of them ask for spd test results and results of a physical. but there's no oversight, so there's a real safety risk according to some doctors and the fda. it-- std test. >> i imagine they are warning couples and women thinking of this to avoid this. >> they are. but this is exploding because these people -- one woman said to me i can go to a bar any night and go home and have sex with that man and get pregnant. why am i not allowed to make contact with a person -- these couples spend months interviewing these men and getting to know them and checking their background. one of the donors tonight is a very introverted, brilliant computer scientist who donates money and has donated a kidney

the fda just approved a new drug to treat an advanced form of skin cancer. the drug known as erivedge will treat people with basal cell carcinoma approved for patients who cannot be treated with surgery or radiation. it can also be used in cases where the disease has spread to other parts of the body. the drug will be available in the next couple of weeks. >>> david beckham is going to be baring almost all during the super bowl. the soccer superstar and model is featured in a racy h&m commercial for his new line of men's body wear. if you missed him during sunday night's game, head to new york city or should i read slower? h&m is paying a beckham billboard in herald square. it will be huge. he is not the only star that you can catch super bowl commercials. ♪ [ music ] of. broderick plays himself in the >> matthew broderick is reprising his beloved ferris bueller road for honda. he plays himself in the ad for the honda crv but makes a lot of references to the movie "ferris bueller's day off." >>> tickets to next weekend's super bowl are available from an unlik

. >> reporter: the fda and others agree. warning that this machine's radiation risk. ance a false reading could bring unwanted cost and stress. >> there are false positives and false negatives of any technology. to me, this is an art. it matters who does it and where it's done. >> reporter: dr. agus believes that much like other gadgets in our lives, medical technology is getting better and more reliable, father than we can keep up. for example, the dna test. i spit in a tube, and he can tell me what my chances are of developing certain diseases. >> we somewhere you on a page. when i did this at first, it was almost religious. i went, oh, my god. this really is me. and i made behavior changes. >> reporter: right now, this kind of testing takes around a week. but by 2014, the fda is expected to approve a machine from life technologies, that can decode the secrets of your body in almost real-time. the human genome project took ten years, $3 billion. and now, you can do it in two hours for 1,000 bucks? >> for the genes, it costs dollars. that's the power. >> reporter: the

the fda has approved a treatment for the most common type of skin cancer. robert, this is a pill.his is not radiation. >> right. it's a targeted therapy that targets the molecular component known to cause cancer. in the vast majority of case, these are the red dots that people get that are easily removed with surgery. in very few cases they spread, sometimes to other parts of the body, and that's what this pill is for. it's for those serious cases that can become life-threatening. >> this is a pill. it's not radiation but there are lots of side effects. >> because of the molecular path it causes hair to fall out. it's dangerous in causing birth defects. it's important that women who take this do not get pregnant or are not pregnant. that's a big warning that the fda require to be put on the side of the box. >> how long would you have to undergo there treatment? >> ten months. like other targeted therapies that are specifically designed to hit the causes of cancer, it's very expensive. $75,000 for a typical ten-month course. >> when is it available? >> it will be available tomorrow

the fda is sampling imported orange juice at the port. says it will block any juice that has these levels of fungicide in orange juice, helping to drive the prices higher. >>> tom costello, thanks. >>> now we turn to politics. last night we came to you from new hampshire where we witnessed mitt romney becoming the first nonincumbent republican candidate to win the new hampshire primary after winning the iowa caucuses. though not by much. he took the momentum in south carolina, where he is running into a buzzsaw of attacks from some of his rivals. last night was about a big second-place finish by ron paul who says he is nipping at romney's heels. ron mott is with us from spartanburg. good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you. south carolina is not for the political faint of heart. the punches here can be hard and painful. all indications suggest we'll see a lot of blows delivered over the next ten days. round three, south carolina. where front-runner mitt romney landed today into an atmosphere saturated by bare-knuckle politics. >> wh

some people are calling it a modest first that for the fda. a report by the american cancer society show that fewer people are dying of cancer. between 2004 and 2008 cancer death rate decrease to about 1.7% among adults. the reduction in death rates were seen in every ethnic group except alaska natives and american indians whose rates remain stable. it is always horrifying and heartbreaking, but it happens hundreds of tons a year when small children are killed or injured when a car backups' hitting them. often it happens at home. an advocacy group is calling for mandatory bacchant cameras for new cars. some people do not believe that is the best solution. -- mandatory back up cameras for new cars. >> often a parent accidently backs over them. this e.r. doctor treats them every year. >> we see kids who were just knocked out. we screen them and send them home. we see kids who have had their torso or had run over and died from those injuries. >> kidsandcars.org asked hospital portent -- reports of injuries from 2005 until june 2007. 46 kids were k

the fda is prohibiting extra label or unapproved uses in cattle, swine, chicken and turkeys. t's the season so eat out as it appears more americans returning to their favorite restaurants. now topping the 100 point mark in november the performance index hit it's highest point in five months. the rpi tracks the health and outlook for united states restaurants. building up their strongest sales resuddenlies in more than four years they believe further expansion is possible in 2012. no looks like the peanut production could expand in the year ahead and could come at the expense of cotton. production dipped 13% because of the drought down south and prices for peanuts used to make peanut butter reached $1,200 a ton, up nearly three times the year before. some believe such prices could attract new production from the outside. the traditional growing area and georgia leads the nation followed by alabama and texas. >>> the end of the holiday season marks the end of the busy season for the pecan growers. in this report, toby shows us how a facility handles it. >> more than 4 million po

the president issued an order in october for the fda to step up its investigation about drug shortages to try to work with companies to get supplies back up. >> all right the man at the center of a breast implant scandal arrested in france. he was an implant maker and is now linked to manslaughter. 3,000 complaints have come in from family across the world. one family that is suing said their sister died of can cancer after getting a suspect implant. they have been removed because of fears they could rupture and leak silicone in to the body. >>> we were first on the story and tonight have a update onto bus called double happiness. the fans want a cease could that means they can't be out on the road, can't sell tickets but last month we reported on the company being told to stop because of safety violations but with our own camera we saw them still running. it took a month for the feds to slap a tougher order on them, they were picking you up in baltimore and taking you to new york. >>> the map accused of trying to blow up an armed forces recruiting station plead guilty. the 22-year-old

. >> what is the fda doing? >> i just got off the phone with the head of food safety for the fda. they're testing all the orange juice coming in. they're now starting to test the orange juice on the shelves already. the highest dose they have found is 1,000 times lower than the level of concern. there's an issue in that this chemical is in the allowed on our food. >> if you're watching us this morning and you have a glass of o.j. -- >> according to the fda, it's safe. i'll feel more comfortable once the additional testing is done. you can go ahead and drink the juice. only 2% of the food we get from other countries is inspected by the fda. >> only 2%? >> the fact that this was alerted by a company, that's good. why isn't the fda picking up that and over issues. >> 100% of our limes are imported. >> 100%. and only 2% are being tested. what could be on other shoes? we need to know. >> thanks, rich. >> boy, that is surprising news. >>> now to a dramatic near miss on a chicago runway between a jet and a private plane. the tapes show how tense things got. lisa stark joins us with more.

even the fda acknowledges that the levels found in the brazilian oj are thousands of times lower thanevels that are considered harmful, but the feds apparently taking a better safe than sorry approach on this. the fda is also testing oj that's already in this country making sure that it, too, is also safe. but it's important to point out they haven't ordered any recalls at all, and they're not telling any of us not to drink the frozen oj that we have. but it's certainly affecting the price of oj. the futures are the highest now than they've been, megyn, in five years. so, clearly, people are worried about this. megyn: dr. segal was on yesterday saying they detected was this fungicide in 25 parts per billion over in europe and brazil. they drink it a 200 parts per billion. he said don't worry, but i guess they're looking at this sort of more caution is better than less caution is the fda's approach. >> reporter: sure. megyn: trace, thank you. he also said he'd have his kids drink oj, but you have to watch the sugary drinks, that's what he was saying. >>> mitt romney being attacked for

. >>> in other news this morning, the fda is scrambling to test orange juice amid new concerns that it contains a chemical not approved in the u.s. an unnamed company told the fd thark a that the chemical, used to kill fungus was found in juice and a competitor's brand as well. the use in question was imported from brazil and often goes uninspected when it arrives in the u.s. the fda does not plan to remove juice from the shelves yet because it does not believe the chemical levels are actually harmful. >>> stuns numbers about another kind of juice this morning. 1 in 6 adults admits to binge drinking. for college students, nearly 30% of them admit to it. tending to down nine drinks during a binge. these numbers are actually an underestimate. the problem is likely a lot worse. >> that is sad. >>> police in alaska are enforcing a long-standing law that makes it illegal to be seriously drunk in a bar. they say only patrons that are so intoxicated they can't take care of themselves are at risk of arrest. the idea is to cut down on other crimes, like sexual assault and drunk driving that occ

the fda issued the first ever cease and desist order to a private sperm donor and threatened a $100,000and jail time. today he told cnn's anderson cooper despite his large brood he never actually had sex. the virgin dad says his mission is helping childless cups and that all of his energy is focused on that. >> well one of the most dramatic turn around in local sports history. next one-on-one with 49ers quarterback alex smith. stay with us. >>> bring in scott reese from our comcast sports net newsroom. one step away from the super bowl. >> unbelievable. take it away, scott. >> no matter how many times you say it. still amazing to hear. dream season does continue for the 49ers and their fans. after what we saw saturday at the stick. you have to wonder if anything can stop this team. this was one of the all-time great playoff games back and forth in the final minutes. alex smith delivered the game winning touchdown pass to vernon davis. nine second left. up next the giants in the nfc championship game. mindy bach has the scoop on that from santa clara. >> i parade, parade that the giants

the fda has not ap -- the fda has not commented.bel: this couple of south carolina has begged for custody. this old law is make it illegal for a native american family union. >> veronica, was adopted and raised by this couple says she has known since birth a court order was turned over to the father she is never met. her biological father. this law is designed to keep the american indians together. >> when we had to do the transfer if it was failing her as a father to send her off with people that she did not know. what she must think of us? >>reporter: this was an open adoption the biological mother was in full agreement but when veronica was 4 months old. the biological father filed suit to get her back. they say that he claimed sh-- he was tricked. he gained full custody the 1978 law designed indian families and children together. cnn's legal analyst avery says that this was misused. >> it is wonderful that seeks to protect the integrity of families of native americans. but if it cannot be used as a bludgeon to destroy the integr