William Schuller News Today

Scattered light showers are out there. And the general window of that will be eight to 11 00. So this could be so much worse. Even though it is just few light showers, the time something pretty good here. Comes on tail end of your typical morning rush, amounts are less than tent of an inch, and other than some damp roads and little bit of slower travel, definitely more of nuisance than anything. Take a look at the area temperatures, not bad. 47 degrees right now at the area port. Low and mid 40s...

This morning as this little child, shaylif cachardo was on the way to school with her mother. Live in edge water, new jersey, right now at the hospital, michelle charlesworth, channel 7 Eyewitness News. Thank you. Very sad. And turning to another crash. A 77yearold woman hit and killed by a livery cab in manhattan. We have a picture of the car on its side. And Eyewitness News reporter Tim Fleischer talked with the Good Samaritan who tried to help. He is live at the scene in mary hill. Tim . Repo...

The Las Vegas Review-Journal argued it has a First Amendment right to post the video with the story.

The investigation of the AGGA involved interviews with 11 patients who said they were hurt by the device and dental specialists who said they’d examined patients who had experienced severe complications using the AGGA.

The investigation of the AGGA involved interviews with 11 patients who said they were hurt by the device and dental specialists who said they’d examined patients who had experienced severe complications using the AGGA.

The FDA has begun looking into a dental device that multiple lawsuits allege has caused grievous harm to patients.

Lawsuits allege grievous harm to patients' teeth. The FDA's interest in the AGGA dental device follows a KHN-CBS News investigation, according to a former agency official.

In the wake of a joint investigation by KHN and CBS News into a dental appliance that multiple lawsuits allege caused grievous harm to patients, the FDA has begun looking into the product, the Anterior Growth Guidance Appliance, or AGGA, according to a former agency official.

Boja Kragulj, an accomplished clarinetist who once performed with orchestras in New York, Philadelphia and Jacksonville, Florida, has already lost four teeth. And she expects to lose at least a dozen more.

A dental device called AGGA has been used on about 10,000 patients without FDA approval or proof that it works. In lawsuits, patients report irreparable harm. The AGGA’s inventor and