aspartame should be put in the possibly carcinogenic to humans category. it is in gum from diet sodas. under the w.h.o. guidelines, someone weighing 184 pounds could safely drink up to 33 cans a day before breaking the safety threshold. sounds like a bad idea. you can count them. so cnn medical correspondent meg terrell is going to join us. should but drinking -- can we have a reality check here? the graphic is helpful. do people need to be changing how muche aspartame they're consuming? >> not based on this. that is from the w.h.o. itself actually, and so aspartame of course, we know, common sweetener used in thousands of different products like diet sodas like the 33 you just saw
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a long time very. reliably so this this will this will have a big impact on them and i suspect there will be strong lobbying for them to be somewhat exempted from this diesel ban as well and then the question arises what good is it worse than any. you know even has been going to telling me that it has pollution levels which are above the e.u. a safety threshold in subsidy seventy cities for quite a while germany would have been slow to clean up its act on this issue quite apparently quite apparently it has been slow and this is where the pressure is coming from this is where the pressure is coming from the e.u. saying you have been exceeding our levels time and time again you need to take care of this and this is what is being done now huge ramifications and of course we'll be talking about this for quite a while to come christopher coble from a business thank you very much for your initial reactions to that courtroom.
you're having conversations with your attorneys about whether or not you're going to testify. >> reporter: no indication yet from george zimmerman whether he intends to testify. inside the courtroom again today the two parents of trayvon martin sitting in row one. actually, row two right behind the special prosecutor from jacksonville, angela corey, who ultimately after 44 days filed charges of second-degree murder against george zimmerman. jon? jon: all right. phil keating joining us from sanford. thanks. jenna: from florida out to california now where there's some brand new information on that deadly san francisco jet crash. investigators have now interviewed all four pilots, and according to what we're now learning, during the final approach to the airport the pilots relied on automated equipment to control the plane's speed. which fell dangerously below the recommended safety threshold. >> the crew is required to the maintain a safe aircraft. that means that they need to
plenty of controversy, set a safety threshold that everybody can live up to so that we can tap into our natural gas reserves at the same time that we develop battery technology in plays like stanford and wind and solar and water and all the rest of it. it's nice to have the president in the room driving this issue along with so many of the other legislators looking to do this as we put together this summit. t. boone pickens, the former head of the cia, james woolsly, the head of vote vets, everybody coming together, environmentalists and industrialists to free america from its dependence on mideast oil first and foreign oil after that. >> all right. dylan ratigan, thank you very much. on a steel on wheels tour. his last stop always great stuff. thank you. you can follow him, of course, right after the show and throughout the week with stops in oklahoma city, stillwater, oklahoma, catch up with him today in about 35 minutes right
below the safety threshold. >> julie: pope benedict xvi issuing a warning about the internet at a youth rally, 100,000 children packed st. peter's square for the rally where the pope cautioned them, saying, love as presented on the internet amounts to ego tism and selfishness. >> gregg: a rally today in columbus, ohio and another one to fire up the voters and bill clinton is on the ground, in the buckeye state, campaigning for governor ted strickland, molly line joins us live from columbus and mr. clinton came to rally the base, how are the democrats feeling? >> reporter: well, you know, interestingly enough, he has made three stops across the state today and, the smaller crowds i have seen him pull in, and democrats of the state say they are hopeful a governor strickland will be able to hold