most of them have since gone bpa-free. earlier this year another study found bpa on cash register receipts. each time health groups called for the fda to ban it or for companies to stop using it. there is plenty of science they say to back up their fear. >> we don't just look at one study or two studies, but we are talking over 200 studies linking bpa to negative health outcomes. >> here's the problem. for every study that said bpa is dangerous, seems there is one who says it's safe. all the science is done by legitimate respected researchers. as a consumer, as a parent, just how are you supposed to figure out who is right? >> you have two piles of science. a lot of studies that show real reason for concern at small levels and other studies that don't detect any difference or concern at all. how do you piece it together? >> what's more said the doctor, the two camps are spending just as much time attacking each other as they are the science. >> you have two different sides looking at the literature and it got nasty in both

everybody knows it is bpa, a common chemical that is used in plastic products and in the lining of the cans. the bpa keeps them from spoiling but it may be creeping into your food and researchers at harvard compared people that ate one 12-ounce can of soup for five straight days with people that ate fresh soup and what scientists found is surprising, a massive increase in the level of bpa in the urine of people that ate the canned soup and more than 1,000 percent and after two days without soup the bpa levels were down to normal. >> the consumer cannot tell how much bpa may have gotten into the food in any canned food item that they pick up and the story here is that you don't know and you can't know. >> well, 93% of people have detectable levels of bpa in their body but doctors don't know what the effects are in all of us. back in 2009, the leading baby bottle manufacturer said they would stop making baby bottles over these concerns and the national institute of health is looking into the potential health of bpa exposure. the best way to protect us is to eat more fresh and frozen food

the bpa levels dropped back to zero within a few hours. there's no scientific argument that bpa always passes quickly through the body. the big dispute is whether constant exposure from sources like the lining of metal cans and certain water bottles presenting a danger, especially to fetuses and young children. in a statement issued today, the association representing the canned food industry says the bpa exposure levels cited are not surprising. fda and canadian authorities have consistently concluded that current exposures through canned foods do not pose a health risk to consumers, including newborns and infants. despite studies showing bpa can be dangerous to animals, no government has concluded it is harmful to humans. but canada and the state of connecticut have banned it in baby bottles and cans that contain baby formula. >> you're going to make how many baskets? >> reporter: hearing the latest news, iris williams says she'll try to cut back on canned foods, but says it won't be easy. robert bazell, nbc news, new york. >>> when we c

there's new research about a chemical called bpa, which some studies have linked to a higher risk of cancer, heart disease and diabetes. we reported not long ago about concerns of bpa in those hard plastic water bottles and other products. a new study raises concerns about bpa in canned foods. >> let's put the peach on like this. >> reporter: iris often uses canned food to make meals for her family.  >> it's easy to prepare, when we get home from work and school. and it's relatively inexpensive. >> reporter: almost all food that come ss from a can contain trace amounts of bpa. consumers need too be aware of it. >> i think that anyone who wants to reduce their exposure to bpa, one way they can do that is by avoiding canned foods. >> reporter: in a public health study, volunteers ate a serving of canned soup east day for five days. soon afterwards, their levels of bpa were 12 times as high as those who ate soup from scratch made in the cafeteria. there's no scientific argument that bpa always passes quickly through the body, the big dispute is whether constant exposure from sources l

the bpa levels dropped back to zero within a few hours. there's no scientific argument that bpa always passes quickly through the body. the big dispute is whether constant exposure from sources like the lining of metal cans and certain water the bottles presents a danger, especially to fetuses and young children. the association representing the canned food industry says the bpa exposure levels cited are not surprising. fda and canadian authorities have consistently concluded that current exposures through canned foods do not pose a health risk to consumers, including newborns and infants. despite studies showing bpa can be dangerous to animals, no government has concluded it's harmful to humans. but canada and the state of connecticut have banned it in baby bottles and cans that contain baby formula. >> you're going to make how many baskets? >> reporter: hearing the latest news, iris williams says she'll try to cut back on canned foods, but it won't be easy. robert bazell, nbc news, new york. >>> when we come back here tonight, you get to

this study did not look at the health risks associated with bpa. but scientists say findings are raising concerns about what's in our food. millions of americans will sit down tomorrow for thanksgiving dinner. but should they think twice about the canned vegetables and cranberry sauce. a new study found there's a hidden danger lurking inside those cans. bpa is a chemical used in plastic products and in the lining of cans. bpa keeps them from corroding. but it may also be creeping into your food. researchers at harvard compared people who eight 1 12-ounce can of soup for 5-straight days with fresh soup. what scientists found surprised them. a massive increase of bpa in the urine of people who ate the canned soup. after two days without canned soup, the bpa levels were back to normal. >> consumers cannot tell how much bpa may have gotten into the food in any canned food item they may pick up. and the story here is, you don't know. and you can't know. >> reporter: in 2009, the leading baby bottle manufacturers said they would stop selling bottles in u

does it matter to we have that spike in bpa and the f.d.a. says this could be a republican to be concerned. >>greg: if you want to be ultra careful use the plastic bottles and containers hospital do you know if it is bpa free? >>guest: the plastic bottles will say with a code to indicate if it has bpa but usually manufacturers are advertising bpa free and you need to be concerned about babies, baby bottles and the cups and use the bpa-free products and do not microwave, and use glass and in the meantime reduce asked food intake. >>greg: i microwave plastic all the time. you are taking the fun out of my life. and now, another subject. centers for disease control is confirming three cases of a new flu virus that is now being transferred from pigs and transferred person to person. is this a so-called swine flu threat? >>guest: no, so far everyone, we just come down. even the centers for disease control is saying it does not seem to be a major threat. three children were identified they were not exposed to pigs so they got it from person to perso

they found after five days, the level of bpa in their body went up tenfold. a big rise in bpa. after two days, it was back down to normal. >> do we know how much bpa is too much? >> that's the problem. animal studies show that high doses of bpa are linked to cancer, heart disease, early puberty. but it's a big step, going from large animal doses to what's harmful in people. the nih is putting $30 million into trying to answer that question. just last year, the food and drug administration raised concerns about bpa in baby bottles. and manufacturers took that information and said we're getting bpa out of baby bottles. i'll be interested to see if food manufacturers say let's get bpa out of can liners. >> what can we do to limit our exposures? >> there are things you can do. we're talking about canned foods. the more food you eat that's fresh or frozen, will eliminate the bpa. if you're buying food in plastic don't heat it in the plastic material. that heating can release the bpa in your food. those are a couple of things to do. >> good suggestions there. have a great thanksgivin

. >> high doses of bpa are linked to cancer, heart disease, early puberty. big step from large animal doses to what is harmful in people. >> a 2008 study linked people with higher bpa levels in their you are troeupb hey higher risk of developing heart disease and diabetes. -- the new study is published online. >>> more than 100 driveers in pennsylvania are cleaning up after an unusual road hazard. a gooey muck topped from a -- dropped from a tanker truck on the pennsylvania turnpike near pittsburgh yesterday. the cars were disabled when the goo covered tires. even state police and maintenance vehicles had to be towed away. officials to cover the goop with sand to dry it out before plowing the mess away they are going to need that sand for a different reason soon. >> meteorologist mike nicco has answers to that the. >> they are going to get snow then winds may affect the -- affect the parade in manhattan. we have a lot to talk about. rain coming in, slowing, heavier amounts and snow is going to hit the sierra this holiday weekend, i'll tell you when. >>> pres

the level of bpa in their body went up ten-fold. a big rise in bpa. after two days, it was back down to normal. >> do we know how much bpa is too much? >> that's the problem. animal studies show that high doses of bpa are linked to cancer, heart disease, early puberty. but it's going from animals to what's harmful in people. the nih is putting $30 million to answer that question. just last year, the food and drug administration raised concerns about bpa in baby bottles. and manufacturers took that information and said we're getting bpa out of baby bottles. i'll be interested to see if food manufacturers say let's get bpa out of can liners. >> what can we do to limit our exposures? >> there are things you can do. we're talking about canned foods. the more food you eat that's fresh or frozen, will eliminate the bpa. if you're buying food in plastic don't heat it in the plastic material. that heating can release the bpa in your food. those are a couple of things to do. >> good suggestions there. have a great thanksgiving. >>> now, josh elliott has the ot

from that small amount of food. >> but the question is, how dangerous is bpa? >> reporter: well, george, that's what we just don't know. big step from where we are now, finding it in the body to showing that it causes harm in terms of health. the n.i.h. is putting $30 million into trying to answer that question. but just last year, the fda increased concern about bpa in baby bottles. manufacturers took it out. it will be interesting to see if manufacturers remove it from the food lining. >> what can people do? >> reporter: well, you can go fresh and frozen. cut down on what you have in canned food, until that question is answered. >> okay, rich, thank you. >>> still ahead on "world news," what the president is really like from his constant companion. an abc news exclusive with obama's body man. >>> and why is the department of homeland security issuing a warning about turkey fryers? [ knock on door ] cool. you found it. wow. nice place. yeah. [ chuckles ] the family thinks i'm out shipping these. smooth move. you used priority mail flat rate boxes. if it fits,

. >> high doses of bpa are linked to cancer heart disease, early puberty. big step from large animal doses to what is harmful in people. >> a 2008 study linked people with higher bpa levels in their you are troeupb hey higher risk of developing heart disease and diabetes. -- the new study is published online. >>> more than 100 driveers in pennsylvania are cleaning up after an unusual road hazard. a gooey muck topped from a -- dropped from a tanker truck on the pennsylvania turnpike near pittsburgh yesterday. the cars were disabled when the goo covered tires. even state police and maintenance vehicles had to be towed away. officials to cover the goop with sand to dry it out before plowing the mess away they are going to need that sand for a different reason soon. >> meteorologist mike nicco has answers to that the. >> they are going to get snow then winds may affect the -- affect the parade in manhattan. we have a lot to talk about. rain coming in slowing heavier amounts and snow is going to hit the sierra this holiday weekend, i'll tell you when. >>> presid

and rich, this was a pretty big spike of bpa. >> reporter: this was very surprising. five days of soup and your level went up more than ten times. after two days it went back to normal but a ten-fold increase. >> but the question is, how dangerous is bpa? >> reporter: well, george, that's what we just don't know. big step from where we are now, finding it in the body to showing that it causes harm in terms of health. the nih is putting $30 million into trying to answer that question. but just last year, the fda increased concern about bpa in baby bottles. manufacturers took it out. it will be interesting to see if manufacturers remove from from the food lining. >> what can people do? >> reporter: well, you can go fresh and frozen. cut down on what you have in canned food, until that question is answered. >> okay, rich, thank you. >>> still ahead on "world news," what the president is really like from his constant companion. an abc news exclusive with obama's body man. >>> and why is the department of homeland security issuing a warning about turkey fryers? [ knock on

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. >>> a new study found the chemical bpa is in many canned foods. it keeps cans from corroding but it can also seeped into your food. >> consumers cannot tell how much bpa may have gotten into the food. the story here is, you do not know and you cannot know. >> scientists cautioned that an estimated 93% of americans have detectable levels of bpa in their bodies. >>> michele bachmann calls the choice of a song on a late-night talk-show sexist and biased. when she walked on stage monday night, jimmy fallon -- the show's bandleaders says the song was time and chic and a spur of the moment decision. and in an interview, michele bachmann says she wants an apology from nbc. >>> coming up why he may not have to fight the crowds to go shopping on black friday. >> you know what black friday is. did you know that today is black wednesday? what does it mean? >> police put a band >>> you are watching abc7 news at 5 leon harris, alison starling, doug guild -- hill. this is abc 7 news at 5:00 underside. >>> cars stolen using toe drugs. >> it is a theft ring buste

>> bpa levels dropped back to normal after several hours. there is no scientific evidence that shows canned foods poses any significant health risk to consumers or to children. >> why some of us may get text messages that make no sense in the middle of the night. researchers call it sleep texting and it's apparently brought on by stress. an australian doctor says sleep texters feel a constant need to be on call, respond to text, e-mail and facebook messages. they don't know they're doing it apparently. the doctor's advice is leave that cell phone outside the bedroom. >> president obama's personal assistant reggie love is dishing on what it's like to work for the commander in chief. the former duke basketball player told espn he's carried a bag of incidentals ranging from extra collar stays and dental floss. he said mr. obama can ride around without air conditioning in the summer and we get hot summers here in d.c. love said he would only turn it on when love was sweating profusely. that's a lot to ask for from the job. love is resigning from

. >>> there are new new bpa concerns about canned foods. they just tested popular products that may be used for a typical thanksgiving meal. some of those products, including campbell's mushroom soup, ocean spray cranberry sauce and karn nation milk -- carnation milk. high levels of bpa have been linked to cancer, infertility and other meth problems -- health problems. >>> the city of san francisco is encouraging legislation that would encourage shoppers to bring their own bags. if the proposal goes through shoppers would have to pay ten cent -- 10 cents a bag. >> i think everybody has to do their part for the safe environment. >> under the proposal retailsers -- repailers -- retailers would get to keep the money for the bags. >>> the two sides in the high- speed rail debate will face-off in a discussion -- will face off in a discussion about the bullet trains running on the peninsula. it will meet at palo alto city hall between 1:30 and 4:30. the discussion will include statements from the leading pro critics of the product as well as -- a

researchers said eating once a day had 20 times the amount of bpa in their body compared to those who ate fresh soup. says a coating to prevent rust in cans bpa can disrupt a person's glands connected to issues like heart disease and diabetes. still to come researchers said they have found potentially dangerous chemical in nearly all apple juice should be a cause of concern? and republicans accuse president obama of being soft on turkeys. tonight's medical watch a warning about apple juice test show contains arsenic food and drug administration released the results from samples bird virtually all contained samples of the deadly medal. five percent at high levels. typical experience sleep it off new research from university of california at berkeley finds more time a person spends in deep sleep last time it takes to recover from a painful situations rem sleep stress chemistry shut down given the brain the opportunity to process emotional experiences in turn takes the edge off difficult memories. dream state is like instant therapy for people with post-traumatic stress disorder sleep cy

new study by the breast cancer fund finds that some popular canned goods might come with the chemical bpa. that includes campbell's cream of mushroom green giant cut green beans. and fresh cut sweet corn. bpa, in case you didn't know, is used to line cans, but it can also increase the risk of breast and prostate cancers. >>> top, you have some rather damaging video to show us. >> we do. we talked about maybe hearing a rumble of thunder. folks in the southeast think a tornado touched down. this is in southeast louisiana in kentwood. another one in huma. and reports are that two story house knocked off its foundation. i mean, this is pretty big damage here. probably was a tornado if you investigate it. but looking at that, it seems like one and then we have another one in southeastern louisiana as well. this definitely was a tornado they think as trees came into houses and the good news is, the windows were blown out. although the students, officials say the kids are having class tomorrow. >> nobody hurt. >> okay good. amazing. >> let's talk about our radar first. we're looking at temperatu

see searchers say it could increase the exposure to bpa potentially dangerous chemical. some studies linked it to higher risk for cancer, heart disease and bpa in the inner lining of the cans is for vegetables as well. >>> and energy drinks may give you a boost but it's sending more people to the emergency room. more people are ening up in the er after drinking energy drinks. beverage industry says the figures are taking out context and claim energy drinks are safe. >>> maryland's film festival is running a retrospective and start at the the avalon. over the next few weeks charles theater will show liberty heights and ten men. >>> tablets rex spec tonight hot gift for the holiday season. what is the buzz about. cheryl conner is showing you why it's different from a computer. >> i want to hold it and feel it in my hand. >> reporter: caneon is not talking about holding a new baby or a new pet. it's his tablet. >> once you find that there is an easier way to do what you need to do in your life it's like oh, my god, where has this been i want to keep it and never let it go.

a study found adults who ate 12 ounces a day had bpa levels 1200% of normal. europe has banned the use in products or food packaging used by children. >> solving a neighborhood eyesore could be as easy as snapping a picture. the new tool saving time and money . >> back here in just ten minutes the latest model run it looks at your holiday week. we will see you back here. . >>> we continue the live coverage, davis inside the hall. we will see if we can get a better picture. now you can get the idea of how many people are inside the hall. students, up on the stage there we showed you earlier the chancellor, also -- students there are essentially confronting the chancellor and the police chief. they are very unhappen with what happened in the past several days. specifically that pepper spraying incident we showed you earlier. that is the main credit, rux of the problem. they are confronting the police chief and the chancellor. there calls for the chancellor to resign and a call for a state investigation. we have a crew on the scene. we will bring you more coverag

those who ate canned soup had a higher level bpa in their urine. great news for those very early birds who are addicted to coffee. >> a new study found regular coffee drinkers have a low risk for endometrial cancer. women who drank what four cups of coffee a day have a reduced risk for getting that disease. other studies have found coffee consumption appears to lower the risk for diabetes and other cancers. apparently it is health food. 5:42. 58 degrees and reigning on tv hill. -- raining. >> suspicious activity in one of baltimore county community. >> this is 97 at maryland 100. a miserable commute this morning. expect a busy travel day today. >> now traffic pulse 11 and insta-weather plus together. o you.d morning than sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. . it is not pretty out there. we have lots of volume. keep your nerves calm. we have some problems already. an accident involving an overturned vehicle northbound 295. just one vehicle involved. northbound 97, an accident clearing. another accident southbound on the j.f.x. ridge road

as those who ate fresh soup it has been known for a while that bpa can leach from plastic bottles into drinks the chemical is also used as a coating to prevent rust and cans it can disrupt a person's glands and has been linked to heart disease diabetes and increased risk of cancer. coming up on a lunch break we're learning how to brine a turkey thanksgiving ... john hogan executive chef at keefer's restaurant is here to show us how to roast a turkey that is not dry. >>this is something we're going to have to do this evening ... show us have to make this turkey moist >>in this brine is something you boil and then chill we are beginning with brown sugar to add the element of sweetness ... followed by cider vinegar ... you are counterbalancing the sweet and sour and you want to add some salt to open up the pores in the bird ... and then we have some spices juniper berries clove black pepper cinnamon fresh thyme and fresh bay leaf we are introducing lots of flavor this way as well when you taste this you will take these herbal flavors. you will store this in the refrigerator for between 10

researchers comparing canned and fresh suit found those eating canned soup had a 1000 increase of bpa in their urine. we are told that is a temporary spike. no word on long-term consequences. high-profile men with high profile six editions -- sex addictions -- what about regular people? here's a report on a program in los angeles designed to help men who claim that sexual obsession is ruining their lives. >> how did you get here? >> it was something i could not stop. >> jeff -- and not his real name -- is on line all the time watching pornography. this man admits to having affairs and an anonymous sex with several mendowomen. >> did you get caught? gregg's yes, more than half the guys here were busted. >> they come to a $1,400 weakened spent recognizing there's a problem and taking the first steps -- coming to a $1,400 weekend spent recognizing there's a problem and take it for steps to recovery. jason first realize yet a problem eight years ago while traveling for business. >> i would go meet with a woman and come back in and open my computer and start looking at pornography and chat

. >>> eating canned soup may increase your levels of a chemical bpa. another harvard study finds people who eat a serving of canned soup a day for five days have more than a 1,000% increase in bpa in their urine. the chemical, which can disrupt hormones, has been linked with heart disease, diabetes and obesity. >>> the federal reserve is ordering more stress test for the nation's largest bank. 31 banks would show they would be able to withstand a recession if unemployment reaches 13%. the results are expected to be published sometime next year. >>> and you might want to put a new television on your holiday shopping list. lcd tvs will be cheaper than ever when black friday sales begin. the market research company display search says that's because of low demand. it says you should be able to get a 32" lcd for $200 or less. that is cheap. and the 60" screens under $1,000. so expect a present on monday from you guys. >> i bought a 60" one 7 years ago. it was like 3 grand. $3,500. >> that's the impressive thing about technology. >> just wait a little. >>>

they found bpa levels were 13 times higher. it's linked to an increased risk of cancer and heart disease. but researchers say the spike in bpa could be temporary and needs to be confirmed with more research. >>> getting a cup of joe in the morning could do more than jump start a day. women who drink several cups of coffee a day are a lot less likely to develop endometrial or uterine cancer. previous showers have shown lower levels of estrogen. high levels are linked to endometrial cancer. >>> a new government report that finds people are ending up in emergency rooms because of problems with medications. >> reporter: this woman takes six medicines every day. >> some i take breakfast, some lunch, some dinner. >> reporter: she writes everything down to make sure she doesn't take the wrong dose. >> you really have to watch it. it can get a little complicated. >> reporter: a few study from the center for disease control finds each year nearly 100,000 adults over 65 ends up in the emergency room because of the wrong combination or do

. -- can autos animal studies show die hi doses of bpa link to cancer heart disease and puberty. but it's a large step in animals from people. there is $30 million to try to answers that question. >> many companies stopped using bpa in baby bottle autos one scientist say she may have discovered ancient roots of why people have crowded teeth. she found as human societies moved from hunting and gathering to farming their jaws grew shorter and broader but number of teeth remained the same she suggests changes were due to die yismt humans needed to do less chewing once we started farming and eegt processed foods. >> now late-breaking news on yahoo today. another potential bidder added to the list. it turns out it's an old bidder let's go live with today's after the bell report. >> and microsoft has signed a nondisclosure agreement allowing it to explore limits adding it's name to potential bidders that are probably only going to offer to buy a minority stake in yahoo. now, turning our attention to groupon shares plummeting again today. take a look. shares falling not just below their

eating just one serving of canned foods over the course of five days significantly raises the levels of bpa, a chemical linked to negative health effects. how dangerous is it? we asked our doctor, richard besser. >> showing it causes harm in terms of health. n.i.h. is putting $30 million to answer that question. just last year, the fda raised concerns about pba in baby bottles. manufactures took it out. it will be interesting to see if manufactures remove have. >> until the safety is answered, stick with fresh or frozen foods. >>> nosports. we have the college hoops highlights. we get them from espn news. >> good morning. i'm ducis rodgers with this espn news update. what do you say we head to hawaii for the maui invitational. duke taking on michigan. first half, mason plumlee on the business end of the alley-oop. duke up by seven. second half, michigan trying to make it a close game. jordan morgan, that's a high-percentage shot. michigan down by nine. later, austin rivers. that's nba range. duke up 51-42. at the other end, zach novak shows off his range. michigan within five. duke's follow

bpa was detected in 77% of the people who ate fresh soup and in everyone who ate canned soup. no. 3, here's something to think about before your big turkey day meal. heart-related deaths increase 5% over the holiday season. overeating combined with traveling and entertaining, increased stress leading to heart problems. so eat right and exercise over the holidays. no. 2, it may taste good, but don't deep fry your turkey at home. deep fryers are responsible for five deaths, 60 injuries and more than $15 million in property damage in an average year. no. 1, you have been warned, nine new speed cameras are going up in d.c. the locations are spread all around the city. the 30 day grace period where you just get a warning ticket started earlier this week. we posted the specific camera locations on www.myfoxdc.com. >>> coming up on the edge a twist to this year's black friday, the new tricks that could lead you >>> but first let the debate begin. rolling stone has named jimi hendrix the best guitarist ever. its new list compiled by a panel of music critics and top rock guitarists, he

eating just one serving of canned foods over the course of five days significantly raises the levels of bpa, a chemical linked to negative health effects. how dangerous is it? we asked our doctor, richard besser. >> showing it causes harm in terms of health. n.i.h. is putting $30 million to answer that question. just last year, the fda raised concerns about pba in baby bottles. manufactures took it out. it will be interesting to see if manufactures remove have. >> until the safety is answered, stick with fresh or frozen foods. >>> now, for sports. we have the college hoops highlights. we get them from espn news. >> good morning. i'm ducis rodgers with this espn news update. what do you say we head to hawaii for the maui invitational. duke taking on michigan. first half, mason plumlee on the business end of the alley-oop. duke up by seven. second half, michigan trying to make it a close game. jordan morgan, that's a high-percentage shot. michigan down by nine. later, austin rivers. that's nba range. duke up 51-42. at the other end, zach novak shows off his range. michigan within five. duke's

some countries have banned bpa. advocates are pushing for a similar ban in the u.s. best way to avoid it eat frozen or fresh foods. >> anything good for you. anything, is anything safe? >> yes. >> no cantaloupe, lettuce. >> the thing i cook on later today. >> yeah, can't wait. all right. let's put this one in, some times you got to do what you got to do file. police in iowa, are looking for this guy who helped himself and his local mickey ds. >> broke in through the drive-in window early sunday morning. he got busy. inside, a half-hour. during which time he cooked breakfast and ate it. >> good hash browns. >> delicious. i get upset when they switched the time on me. when i want my hash browns. >> hope the guy showed up before 11:00. grabbed a set for the road. and left the joint. and the very definition of a ham burglar, folks who is. >> good one. >> who is? look at that. got you have it, dude. we'll be back with more "world news now" right after this. covergirls -- set your lashes free. new natureluxe mousse mascara! we took out a heavy synthetic and put in a light

. >>> eating canned fruit may significantly increase your levels of bpa. another harvard study finds that people who eat a serving of canned soup a day for five days have a more than 1,000 percent increase in bisphenol a in their urine. it's been found in the lining of cans and is linked to heart disease, diabetes and obesity. >> that caveman diet is look pretty good right now. >>> toxic chemicals and choking hazards are two reasons not to buy certain toys on the holiday season. the annual trouble in toyland report, list of problem toys hot wheels rat bomb mini crossbow and the elmo talking cell phone. >> love elmo. >>> this may to be big for a stocking stuffer but available now, a husband who plays way too many videogames. >> apparently he is up for sale. the wife who posted the craigslist ad got a big response online, too. joseph bad leave was a gamer who got his hands on that new modern warfare game. he was recently discharged from the military after a back injury in afghanistan. now he is glued to virtual combat. he can't put down the controller. his w

eating just one serving of canned foods over the course of five days significantly raises the levels of bpa, a chemical linked to negative health effects. how dangerous is it? we asked our doctor, richard besser. just don't know. it's a big step from where we are now, finding it in the body. showing it causes harm, in terms of health. n.i.h. is putting $30 million to answer that question. just last year, the fda raised concerns about pba in baby bottles. manufactures took it out. it will be interesting to see if manufactures remove this. >> dr. besser says, until the safety is answered, stick with fresh or frozen foods. >>> now, for sports. before a couple days of feasting on college football, we have the college hoops highlights. we get them from espn news. >> good morning. i'm ducis rodgers with this espn news update. what do you say we head to hawaii for the maui invitational? number 6 duke, taking on number 15, michigan. first half, mason plumlee on the business end of the alley-oop. duke up by seven. second half, michigan trying to make it a close game. jordan morgan, that's a high-per

some countries have banned bpa. advocates are pushing for a similar ban in the u.s. the best way to avoid it -- eat frozen or fresh foods. >> is anything good for you? is anything safe? >> yes. >> no cantaloupe, lettuce. >> the thing i cook on later today. >> yeah, can't wait. the other white meat. all right. >>> all right, let's put this one in the sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do file. police in iowa are looking for this guy who helped himself at his local mickey d's. >> broke in through the drive-in window early sunday morning. he got busy. inside, a half-hour. during which time he cooked breakfast and ate it. >> good hash browns. >> delicious. i get upset when they switched the time on me. when i want my hash browns. >> hope the guy showed up before 11:00. he grabbed another soda for the road and left the joint. and the very definition of a hamburglar, folks, who is? >> good one. >> look at that. got you have it, dude. we'll be back with more "world news now" right after this. after this. ♪ what's love got to do got to do with it ♪ covergirls -- set y

some of the products had enough bpa in it to cause health effects in lab studies. high levels have been linked to cancer, infertility and other health problems again. the breast cancer fund conducted that study. >>> 8:23. a new chp plam is hoping to make the commute through -- plan is hoeing to make the commute through -- hoping to make the commute safer. >>> let's quickly go to sal. let's get you out the door. see what's happening on out. road -- what's happening on the road. >> okay. northbound 101 aproproposing the 8 -- approaching the 880 split. is backed up. also the toll plaza is backed up for about a 10 to 15-minute delay. this moving, we have a new crash northbound 8 0 at deco toe -- 88 at deco toe road -- 880 at deco toe road. looking at the south bay, 101 is backed up from near the capitol expressway all the way up to sunnyvale. and then 85 is slow through 17. let's if to steve. >>> thank you, sir. mostly sunny. we had some fog there. we had a few high cloudsle but overall, we're looking good to go for sunshine and mild to warm conditions. 20s, 40s and 50

now researchers say they have found high levels of bpa in several can foods that they tested. those includes campbells cream of mushroom soup, libby's pumpkin and del monte's creamy canned corn. the chemical is used to line cans. for a full look at this report you can go to ktvu.com and click on web links. >>> a recall of raw milk and raw milk products tonight after five california children got sick with e.coli. state officials are recalling products from fresno county. the products include milk, butter, cream and qephor. they say five children including at least one in contra costa county all got sick between august and october after drinking unpasteurized milk from that dairy. >>> a freeway mystery. the search for clues after a mother of two is hit and killed on a busy east bay freeway. >>> i'm back here in 10 minutes, i have tomorrow's forecast. we're going to talk about that but we also have some rain in that five day forecast, i'll talk about that as well. >>> and a announcer: abandoned and lost... [siren wailin from the dark cold streets of the city... ...to a cage in th

bpa is in more products than you would think. how dangerous is it? that's tonight at 11:00 after "rock center." >>> as you know, protesters are on the move as we speak at frank ogawa plaza. we'll have the latest with what's going on there. coming up. >> see you at 7:00. hope to see you back at 11:00 as well. bye-bye. >>> i'm susan shaw. it was two years ago when we took a stand for statewide pension reform. now, finally, governor brown has a plan. he wants to raise the retirement age for most workers to 67, have them pay into social security and contribute to state pensions. critics call it too tough or not tough enough. san francisco voted almost 70% in favor of pension reform. you know it's time for change. no one should lose a fair share of the pension pie. we support bold changes, abuses spiking, double dipping and overly generous guarantees are destroying the state's ability to pay for education. urge your officials to support meaningful pension and reform. we have the links at nbceditorials.com.

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