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Gvrjts. >> gregg: welcome back, doctors are raising concerns over popular medicines on the marketplace and say there are serious, dangerous side effects that consumers may not know

>> how do we get businesses to start hiring again? how do we get ourselves to the point where more people are working. >> reporter: democrats word of the day zblsh jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs. >> reporter: was hard to miss. >> jobs. >> jobs, jobs, jobs. >> reporter: what they plan to do about 10.2% unemployment is far less clear. >> i am not interested in taking a wait and see approach when it comes to creating jobs. what im interested in is taking action now to help businesses create jobs. right now...

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Brothers house around 2:00 a.m., jennifers estimated time of death. but cell phone records put him right near the house where jennifer died. >> thats the first critical piece of information that blows his alibi out of the water. it puts him at the residence at about quarter of 2:00 in the morning until about 5 after 2:00 in the morning, and thats the time of the murder. >> and investigators found the angle of the bullet wound and the trail of blood on jennifers face were not consistent with a su...

Cancer? >> reporter: federal investigators say they need more time to determine possible health risks but florida senator bill nelson agrees with joan. >> i said when are you going to know? were going to do another test. they said they didnt know when that was going to be done. our people are tired of waiting. >> reporter: its a gas that smells like rotten eggs and corrodes metal throughout affected households. the study was done and says warm, humid conditions magnify the problem. >> we found a...

But florida senator bill nelson, whose state has seen more complaints than all others combined, agriefs with joan glickman. >> i said, well, when are you going to know? they said, theyre going to do another test. they said they didnt know when it was going to be done. well, our people are tired of waiting. hp hydrogen sulfide smells like rotten eggs and corrodes metal throughout affected households. environmental health and engineers did the study for the cpsc and said warm, humid conditions mag...

Glickman. >> i said, when you going to do, they said they were going to do another test and they didnt know when that was going to be done. well, our people are tired of waiting. >> reporter: hydrogen sulfide is a noxious gas that smells like rotten eggs and corrodes metals throughout infected households. a study was done and warm, humid conditions magnify the problem. >> we found a direct relationship between temperature and humidity levels in the homes and the amount of hydrogen sulfide that w...