witnesses include national institutes of health director francis collins and food and drug administration commissioner scott gottlieb. >>> the senate committee on health, education, labor, and pensions will please come to order. today's hearing is about the opioid crisis we are facing and what the federal government is doing about it. senator murray and i will each have an opening statement. then we'll introduce the witnesses. after the witnesses' testimony senators will each have five minutes of questions. the senate has inefficiently scheduled three votes starting now, and all of us would like to hear the witnesses' testimony. so we'll figure out what to do about that. but best thing to do is go ahead and get started with our opening statements. the opioid crisis is tearing our communities apart, tearing families apart, and posing an enormous challenge to health care providers and law enforcement officials. the amount of opioids prescribed in the united states in 2015 was enough for every american to be medicated around the clock for three weeks according to the centers for disease cont

the united states food and drug administration claims that g.e. foods are so safe, they don't need to be tested at all. and although regulators in the e.u. and most other regions have required some testing, it's been minimal. for almost 20 years, g.e. foods were allowed on world wild markets based solely on some superficial showing of substantial equivalence to the conventional counterparts, something that is never allowed in the case of life-critical software despite the fact that a toxic tomato could cause far more human harm than a malfunctioning x-ray machine. and although the e.u. has finally required safety testing with the whole food, the tests are still remarkably lax by software standards. even if g.e. foods were compelled to undergo the same testing that's mandated for new pharmaceutical drugs, it would still far short of the level of rigor that's required when changes are made to life-critical software rams. so again -- programs. so again, with human-designed information systems, small revisions to life-critical systems are presumed to e

the advisory comes from from the food and drug administration!! the f-d-a says people 40 and older should limit their black licorice intake to two ounces a day. compound in black licorice can significantly lower a person's potassium levels. in excess, that can lead to abnormal heart rhythms, elevated blood pressure, edema and even heart failure in some adults this morning.. good morning washington is getting in the holloween spirit. eileen whelan and kidd oshea are out early at paxton manor for the halloween spooktacular. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen terrific weather for halloween warming this week spotty shower wednesday & showers for the weekend wednesday & showers for the weekend mostly sunny highs: 57-62 winds: west 5 mph tonight: mainly clear early... increasing clouds lows: 36-43 winds: west 5 mph wednesday: mostly cloudy, spotty showers (mainly n&w of highs: 51-59 winds: east 3-8 mph stunning video point. all of this-- the result of an apparent case of road rage. tim barber spoke with the terrified family. an update now on a story

the food and drug administration. the president sent up spectacular appointments, and the senate, of course, is in the personnel business. we work with him to get the government staff, not to mention, not to mention justice neil gorsuch, and other judicial appointments that are coming through the pipeline, that president trump, i think, doesn't get nearly enough credit for the changes that he's brought about that are unrelated to legislation. but we're going to score a big legislative accomplishment here on tax reform in the very near future. >> let me just drill down on one other aspects of taxes. that is "the new york times" reported this week that house republicans are considering a plan to sharply reduce the amount of income that americans can save in tax-deferred 401(k) accounts. if you're fellow republicans in the house were push to go down this path, it could mean higher taxes on the middle class. what do you want to do? is this a nonstarter in the senate? >> well, look, we're just beginning the process of actua

apparently, the food and drug administration doesn't distinguish between pumpkin and squash and why wouldhey? saying they are sometimes mixed intentionally to generate a consistency that is acceptable to people. got to be consistent. >>> that's wusa9 at 5:00. the news at 5:30 starts right now. >> former trump campaign manager paul manafort is back home after charges were filed against him in the russia investigation. he pleaded not guilty today on all counts of charges, including conspiracy against the united states. manafort's business partner, rick gates also plead not guilty. the indictment is that in offshore account. we've also learned george papadopoulos admitted to lying to federal agents about dealings are russians. russians who offered dirt on trump's rival hillary clinton. this directly connects the trump campaign to russian intermediaries. president trump said this was years ago, before manafort was part of the campaign, and added there is no collusion. >> a federal indictment is a formal acquisition against one or more people, charging them with one or more crimes. by law, a f

>> b >> announcer: these statements have not been evaluated by the food and drug administration. , treat, cure, or prevent any disease. >> hi, and thanks for watching. i'm michael alden. >> and i'm dr. j.j. meier. today we're going to be talking about men's sexual health and performance. our guest today is a former olympic strength and conditioning coach. he has appeared on numerous television and radio programs and has authored several books on health and wellness -- specifically, sexual health. >> recently inducted into the national fitness hall of fame, he believes that sexual performance is suffering because of our stressful lifestyles, our poor diet, and many other factors.

the food and drug administration is considering revoking a health plan.y soy protein protects the heart. they have shown inconsistent results. >>> a alcohol producer is getting into the pot business. constellation brands is getting in canopy growth. several states legalized marijuana for recreational use. they have no immediate plans to sell cannabis products unless it is legal in the states. >>> there's a butter shortage in france, in the country where butter is revered as a critical ingredient. the butter shelves are going empty. a slump in the production and a surge in world demand is to blame. the prices have spiked. think about the croissant without butter. >> that is all i'm thinking about. now i'm super hungry. thanks a lot. diane, you are at the new york stock exchange. >>> c coming up, cast awayy questitions. twtwo women adriftt ate months are facing scrutiny over inconsistencies about their ordeal. ain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica

you just want attention ♪ >> announcer: these statements have not been evaluated by the food and drug administrationnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. >> hi, and thanks for watching. i'm michael alden. >> and i'm dr. j.j. meier. today we're going to be talking about men's sexual health and performance. our guest today is a former olympic strength and conditioning coach. he has appeared on numerous television and radio programs and has authored several books on health and wellness -- specifically, sexual health. >> recently inducted into the national fitness hall of fame, he believes that sexual performance is suffering because of our stressful lifestyles, our poor diet, and many other factors. he claims that there's an all-natural and simple solution for men of all ages. if you feel that your sexual desire, stamina, and even hardness is not where it should be, if you want to perform better and have more satisfaction... >> in the bedroom. >> ...then you're not going to want to miss this next half an hour. we have a very informative program. so please help us welcome mr. john abdo. john, thank

. >> reporter: the food and drug administration says buying lenses without a prescription can permanently from california joining ohio and new york, turning their sights on those products often sold at retail stores and online, cautioning consumers to be careful. >> they may be widely available through the internet, but that doesn't mean they are fda approved. >> reporter: federal authorities had seized 100,000 of what they say are illegal, counterfeit pairs of contacts. they can come with bacterial infections. allergic reactions or vision loss. >> you can pick up a pair of contacts for $20, $30, but when you pick up a hospital bill, it's a whole lot different. >> reporter: they are trying to get the dangerous contacts off store shelves and doctors warn wearing them one night can do serious damage. erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >> we are warned. >>> coming up, costume ideas from the stars. >>> dick van dyke is apologizing for his accent in mary poppins and explaining how it came to be. that's coming up next in "the skinny." explaining how it came to be. that's coming up next in "the

. >> the food and drug administration should create a force of fat marshals that are on planes.errorist thing, they'll jump into action. they should station fat marshals as the like fast food places. if they see a 300 pound person about to digging into sundae, jump into action and go to the table, are we really doing that? are you about to do that in if the guy goes yeah, i'm about to eat this. i'm a fat marshal and i'm legally obliged to knock the fork out of your mouth. it would be a great service to the country. >> we love to eat in this country. i think the next war will be for cooking oil. we should invade the canola country. who is making that? let's go. >> cooking oil. >> they are. look how fat these kids are getting. i mean if you're years old and a boy, you shouldn't be a c cup. that's all i'm saying. fat lazy little kid. the nap sacks have wheels? your flight attendant wheeling their stuff around. we're going to take a break. we'll be right back. don't ready to of your back pain? wentnjí=% icyhot lidocaine patch & cream. desensitizes aggravated nerves with the max stre

scott got leave who's commissioner of the food and drug administration confirmed in may of this year. dr. mccann's why don't we begin with you and ask each of you to sums are your comments in about five minutes. >> thank you, senator alexander. thank you for inviting me to testify at this important hearing. i'm honored to testify along with my colleagues from the department of health and human services on the federal response to the opioid crisis. over the past 15 years communities across our nation have been devastated by increasing prescription and elicit opioid abuse and addiction over dose. in 2016 over 11 million americans misuse prescription opioids. and 2.1 million had an opioid use disorder due to opioids. most alarming is the continued increase, especially the rapid increase in deaths involving elicitly made fentanyl and other synthet synthetic opioids. the department of health and human services has defined five specific strategies. this strategy aims to improve access to treatment and recovery services to prevent the social, health and economic consequences associated with

that's because the food and drug administration doesn't distinguish between pumpkin and squash.ct, the f d.a. says you can go to their website and finds this, pumpkin and squash are sometimes mixed intentionally to generate a consistency, that's acceptable to people. however, since food makers can label pumpkin can whatever they want within that food family. >> i call for a special prosecutor on this. >> i'm honestly okay with it, as long as it tastes like pumpkin and an actual food. i thought diane whether we had the tease that it was going to be some artificial -- >> i'm not okay with it. >> i'm okay with it. >> i wouldn't be surprised if there is some artificial stuff in there, too, clearly, they can just get away -- >> that's another whole conversation, diane. >> why i go with sweet potato pie. they can't fool around with sweet potatoes. >>> this morning's rain isn't the only thing to keep in mind when getting dressed today. >> the is windy throughout. >> do still have wind advisory posted until noon, but the winds continues beyond that point. i'll let you know when actual a

food and drug administration failed to see the funny side and said it couldn't be included while people are defending that favorite breakfast snack on the web the bakeries co-founder says he's the term and to keep love on the list he says it makes his customers smile. all right also from us for this i will be back with more headlines of course nine pm moscow time will see that. manufacture consent to public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. with the flaming. lips. we can all middle of the room sick. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the senate it's full on. the only show i go out of my way to find you know what it is that really packs a punch. is the john oliver of r t america is doing the same we are apparently better than blue. sea people you've never heard of love back to the night president of the world bank so take. me seriously send us an e-mail. on wednesday francis is boom boss broadcasting around the world from washington d.c. tonight a very busy day for big business here in washington and i'm not talking about new deals testimony was heard

food and drug administration failed to see the funny side and said it couldn't be included while people are definitely defending the favorite breakfast snack on the web the bakeries co-founder says he's the term and to keep love on the list he says it makes his customers smile. back with more headlines at what is at ten pm moscow time see that. america has a call it's called puerto rico and they are charging for stuff and now that there's a disaster there live to rot and it's a failure of capitalism it's a failure of politics in washington it's a failure that we saw coming for decades and it's a failure coming to the shores of america. welcome to a going underground special on the day the british prime minister to raise a may address is tory party faithful in manchester she's also preparing to send troops more troops for the longest war in american history the war in afghanistan which is why we caught up with the former president of afghanistan hamid karzai at the central london undisclosed location. been an atrocity in less vegas' the making the headlines around the world it was the. b

and then going across whether you agree that we should allow drugs approved by other countries to be sold in the united states without careful review and approval of each drug by the food and drug administration. >> the short answer is absolutely not. while hapa appreciates the effort to combat drug costs, we don't believe importation of the drugs would help, it conflicts with the efforts to increase the integrity and the security of the drug supply chain and disrupts value of care and payment and delivery. we're concerned that savings if any will be shortterm and instead there will be a long-term cost to patients. >> thank you, mr. merritt. >> i'll give a short answer, we oppose it. >> thank you, ms. galanar. >> we oppose importation as it will threaten patient safety. we have done a lot of work, phase one of that law. one thing it requires is serialized product by all t sterilizatio sterilization, there is no global standard, from the manufacturer to distributor at the unit level, there is also no global standard for that data change. we've done a lot of work to protect the u.s. supply chain and make it as safe as possible and we don't think that allowing foreign imports will do anything to

a lot of products a lot of people consider to be healthy but in a surprising move, the food and drug administration wants to remove this health claim on hundreds of soy protein products which says the product can reduce the risk of heart disease by lowering cholesterol. this decision by the fda is stunning. because 18 years ago it said the opposite. now cardiologists agree that studies since then no longer show any strong proof of those heart healthy claims. >> no one is saying that soy protein is unhealthy. we're just not -- we're saying you can't accept some special benefits from the soy >> okay. so the multibillion dollar soy industry is pushing back. in this statement they say they're disappointed and that soy protein can be part of an important heart healthy die set. the fda's final decision is expected next year. in the grand scheme of things, if it means eating less red meat not as good for your heart, that's some benefit there. >>> the new iphone is days away from release, but you can get it, guard it. >>> the new i-team seth macfarlane says, iphone thefts are getting more physical. >> in a

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we need to continue to modernize the food and drug administration. future progress is needed, and patients are waiting for the kind of innovation our sector can deliver. thank you very much. >> thank you, ms. riley. mr. davis, welcome. >> thank you, chairman alexander, ranking member murray and members of the committee. i very much appreciate the invitation to testify here today. the association for accessible medicines is the nation's leading trade association for manufacturers of fda approved generic prescription drugs. our manufacturers -- our members actual actually manufacture more than 90% of all the generics dispensed in the u.s., providing tens of thousands of jobs in over 150 facilities throughout the country and manufacture more than 61 billion doses of medication every year here in the united states. am's core mission is to improve the lives of patients by advancing timely access to affordable generic and biosimilar medications. on behalf of our members let me thank the committee for convening this hearing to examine the critical challenge

a full list of recalled products is available on the food and drug administration's website. no injuries tied to the recall have been reported. >> let's go back to bill karins for another check of the forecast. bill? >> local heavy downpours, we have been dry. heading into a small drought in the areas of the northeast. if you quit this much rain in a short period of time you can get areas of localized flooding so one to 3 inches is possible from new york city especially through new england, this will be starting today. then slowly through tomorrow and even through the overnight hours, tonight, too. the other forecast concerns florida with showers and thunderstorms (hard exhalation) honey? can we do this tomorrow? (grunts of effort) can we do this tomorrow? if you have heart failure symptoms, your risk of hospitalization could increase, making tomorrow uncertain. but entresto is a medicine that was proven, in the largest heart failure study ever, to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take e

on the campus of the food and drug administration, where our nation safety and innovation are front and center. you see it in the fearless men and women who pack their bags, left their own families to save families in west africa from ebola. and ready to make that journey whenever they get called. you see the reality in as head start classrooms. where young minds of today have a chance to become our scholars and leader of tomorrow. you see it in the healthcare professional. some in this audience who are out there trying to build a better healthcare system. this is the reality of the complexcy of our nation's healthcare system and outcomes that everyone is working towards. today, i want to focus on a simple frame on our complex system. when orients are discussion on where we want the future of healthcare reform to go. i want to talk about how we improve the access, quality and affordability of our nation's healthcare system. i want to highlight how leaders in washington and american people can maintain the progress. first access in november of last year, our uninsured rate dropped below

. >> reporter: the food and drug administration says decorative lenses can cause permanent damage. is week, officials from california joining ohio and new york, turning their sights on those products, often sold at stores and online. cautioning consumers to be careful. >> they may be widely available, but that doesn't mean the lenses are fda approved. >> reporter: as of 2016, federal authorities have 100,000 illegal pairs nationwide. doctors warn they can come with scary side effects. they can result in infections, allergic reactions. even vision loss. >> you can pick up a pair for $20, $30, but when you pick up a hospital bill, it's a whole lot different. >> reporter: federal agents conducting sweeps to get the dangerous contacts off of shelves. with halloween this week, doctors warn just one night of wearing them can be enough to do serious harm. >> erielle, thanks so much. >>> still ahead, a scare for the royal family. top secret security protocols left on the street. how it could have put the queen in danger. >>> and a little girl is the star of the world series. why this first

the food and drug administration is ramming their big-government fist down our throats. >> the f.d.a.ry says it puts in its granola. nashoba brook bakery-- they're in massachusetts-- they listed "love" as one of the ingredients to show how much passion it puts into its s

the food and drug administration says they're researching kratom and because of that study, they cannot do an interview with us. peggy fox, wusa 9. >>> addiction experts and even christopher waldron's mom laura, they don't want to see kratom banned. they say that would stop research. and they don't want to see that happen. >>> it's time now to get a check on dc's most accurate forecast. the chief is standing by inside. so how is that 3-degree guarantee? >> not bad. close. not quite a bullseye. but pretty good. we went for a high of 59. it managed to make it to 60. we're going to go 62 tomorrow and tomorrow will feel much more comfortable, a lot of sunshine but less wind. light winds on halloween. right now still 51. dew points have come up a little bit, 40. humidity about 66% so not c they'll be sort of breezy enough to keep temps up a little bit. so they'll be about freezing but at the bus stop, 38 to 546 a.m. to 9 a.m. a little bit on the chilly side. winds in check tuesday for halloween. nice. cool and dry for the trick or treaters. we're thinking 48 to about 55. if the trick or trea

that have such a pervasive growth, the fcc, the federal communications commission, the food and drug administrations, and the senate is in the personnel business, we work with him to get the government staff, not to mention justice neil gorsuch and other judicial appointments that are coming through the pipeline that president trump i think didn't get nearly enough credit for the changes that he's brought about that are unrelated to legislation. but we're going to score a big legislative accomplishment here on tax reform in the very near future. >> let me just drill down on one other aspect of taxes and that is the "new york times" reported this week that house republicans are considering a plan to sharply reduce the amount of income that americans can save in tax deferred 401(k) accounts. if your fellow republicans in the house were to push on the tax, it could mean higher taxes for the middle class. is this a nonstarter in the senate? >> we're just starting to craft the bills, between the ways and means committee and the house, and the ways and means committee in the senate. the goal here is to ap

at development of new drugs and the pharmaceutical industry complained that they had lost time while there drug applications were being reviewed by the food and drug administration, and they had only, within the last decade before, but not just proof of safety, but proof of efficacy which required many trials to accomplish that goal and of course the drug cannot be marketed until the approval was accomplished and finalized. they had to have more time restored to that patent for the time lost at the fda. on the other hand, generic drugs were very small in numbers because generic manufacturers were making the same drug is the brand-name drug had to go through all the test to show it was the same drug in terms of effectiveness and safety. they had to go through the whole procedure so we adopted a balancing to help these generic drugs by saying they could have an abbreviated new drug application, all they had to do was show they were exactly the same drug that had already been on the market and that had already been established as safe and effective for approvals. we thought we got a balance, incentives for development of new drugs and competition to lower the price

a message from the us food and drug administration.ch in dallas. robert jeffress. good to have you with us, pastor. i want to start with this narrative that the democrats, the left and apparently the russians have been running at this president for almost two years, that he's in some kinds of collusion with the russians. and suddenly we finds out there is collusion, but it's between russia, the clintons and the democratic national committee. it's stunning stuff. >> it is stunning stuff. and it's part of a bigger narrative going on. the president was here in dallas thursday night for a fundraiser. and i was privileged to be with him. he invited me to come on stage and address the group of mega donors. i said the economy is booming, the stock market is surging, conservative judges are being added and the russia investigation is backfiring on the democrats. no wonder the left is tanking. and the republican establishment is supporting the president or getting out like corker and flake. that's the big per narrative of what's going on here.

and going across, whether you agree that we should allow drugs approved by other countries to be sold in the united states without careful review and approval of each drug by the food and drug administration. >> the short answer is absolutely not. while a pha appreciates congressional efforts to address medication costs, we don't believe importation is a solution to the issue of drug pricing. importation of non-fda approved medication threatens patient safety and conflicts with congressional efforts to increase the integrity and security of the supply chain and drug supply chain security act and disrupts continuity of care and value-based payment and delivery. we are concerned that savings would be short-term and implementation would result in long-term costs to patients. >> thank you. mr. merritt. >> i will give the short answer, we oppose that. >> we would absolutely oppose importation, as it would threaten patient safety in this country. we have done a lot of work on the drug supply chain security act currently in implementation phase one. is of the things it requires a product by all manufacturers in this country -- there is no global standards for serialization. it also involves data

licorice lovers beware because the food and drug administration actually as a warning out that eatingoo much black licorice may have a dangerous side effect. how much? well a report from fda says if over the age of 40 and you eat more than two ounces a day, you may have a higher risk of irregular heart rhythm. >> that's so weird why? >> it's a lot of black licorice to eat every day. who does that f you know someone who does someone who does let them know. al, stop feeding your dad so much. >> cutest halloween transfor nation a mom from ohio dressed her daughter up like poppy from the movie trolls and transformation was amazing the mom hand maiden tire outfit herself and post today on social media and internet is amaidsed by the homemade costume it went viral more than 14 million screws and everybody is saying what about my halloween costume why don't i have 4 million views you. >> have to run around cutey pie and tiny with the big old air. >> makes a big difference. >> cuteness factor wins. >> happy hall owe wane. >> i wanted more trending. >> thanks, dave. >> end of road for house of

food and drug administration is revoking claims that so i protein reduces heart disease. s popular brands like silk so i milk along with tofu and other foods. fda is working to relabel claiming health benefits. >> and new health trial found that taking aspirin cuts rick of can senior by half. not breast, bladder >> and for the morning w workout hitting the gym. bring a friend. work out with friends or group is better for you. researchers say the extra company lowers stress and improves quality of life rather than working out by byself. new findings support improvements in mental and physical health. >> not surprised at that. >> not sand at all always fun in a group. >> coming up the fallout from kevin spacey child predator allegations appears to have impacted his hit netflix show. >> and revealing more about russian linked political adds. >> let's look live across the d.c. region this halloween morning. "fox5" wants to see your best spooky costume or greatest costume. we don't care. post your best halloween costume pictures to social media. use #"fox5" halloween. hello sir

the administration confirmed that the drug that he was talking about was opana and no one told the president that it was removed from the market in june by the fda. the food and drug administration has the regulatory authority to do that sort of thing. and that is exactly the kind of regulation that donald trump rails against. >> we're getting rid of one job killing regulation after another. >> so, the regulations are bad president told his regulations are bad believing followers today that he was going to use regulations to take a drug off the market that the fda had already taken off the market thanks to regulations. joining us now, ron clain, former chief of staff to vice presidents biden and gore and also with us daniel dale, washington correspondent for the toronto star and peter weiner working in the last three republican administrations. and, ron, the knuckleheads are running the show. this is not something i've ever heard a previous democratic speaker of the house look back at washington and say about the people he left behind. >> yeah. because it hasn't been true before. i mean, like watching paul ryan today, and republican leaders say they want

the fcc, federal communications commission, the food and drug administration. the president set up spectacular appointments. the senate is in the personnel business. we work with him to get the government staffed, not to mention justice neil gorsuch and other appointments coming through the pipeline. president trump doesn't get nearly enough credit for the changes he's brought about that are unrelated to legislation. we are going to score a big legislative accomplishment in the near future. >> let's discuss this with former adviser for the trump campaign, jack kingston. good to see you. what makes you so confident that republicans will be able to get this done? >> they absolutely have to get it done. their backs are against the wall. the budget vote was a very, very good sign they are going to get the 51 votes they need. i can tell you, i stay in touch with a lot of fellow house members and senators as well. they know, having not been able to repeal and replace obamacare and having not done the things they needed to do, they know this is a must do. they also bel

we hear that a lot and while we joke it's the main ingredient of home made things, the food and drug administrationlly banned it on any official ingredient list. a massachusetts bakery found out the hard way that the fda is not feeling the love. for 20 years the bakery has been putting the word "love" on its ingredient list on all of its granola packages but the fda is demanding it be removed saying love is not a common or unusual name of an ingredient. the owners say come on. have a little heart. >> i thought of george orwell. the idea we can't use the word "love" on an ingredient label feels like the government is getting a little too involved. >> even though love is no longer listed on their products, it's still baked into every loaf of bread and it is still in every bag of granola. so take that, fda. >>> finally a grandma goes to barnes and noble and picks up a book. it's called if animals can talk. cute, right? when they started flipping through the book, they realized this was not meant for a 6-year-old to be read at bedtime. and what those animals had to say was kind of x-rated. this chicken

the food and drug administration officially banned it from any official ingredients list.ery in massachusetts found out the hard way that the fda is not feeling the love. the bakery has been putting the word on the ingredients list of its gras no la packages. the fda demanded it be removed and owner said have heart >> i thought of george or well. the idea we can't use the word love on an ingredient level feels like the government is getting little too much involve >> even though it's no longer officially listed it's still backache i do not every loaf and bag of garnola. >>> this is dr. approved, a male dominated beer industry, menopausal market initially went flat. and naysayer, francis pushed on. six years later, launched li beeration, which touts ingredients cam meal, metal and not so well-known herbs >> came in to reduce the stress in the system which removed a lot of these systems of sweating hormone imbalance >> francis and her 50 something friends say they're hot but happening. she wants women to celebrate and welcome menopause as a new stage in their life. >> now i'

friday food and drug administration proposed delay to 2018.suggests most americans want the fwoxt to require updated labeling. >> coming up on "fox news morning" lawmakers in atlanta approving a controversial labor law. >> let's go to break. was do we look live across the d.c. region on tuesday mor morning. 5:43 is the time now and we're at 55. we're coming right back. don't go anywhere. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ with the company trusted for more than 75 years, you have the compassion and strength of a name, giving you the courage to enj