at fda we are trying to do that.we launched the new era of smarter food safety, the idea we are living in modern times and need modern approaches to regulate food. companies that go from good to great, and we are committed to modernization. those organizations do a really good job setting high performance expectations, high standards of themselves, just like this conversation, we appreciate you have high expectations of us. we have high expectations, too. they do a brilliant job clarifying roles and responsibilities so there is no duplication of effort and you get more done. the other thing the private sector does well is the use of metrics. they measure everything. i know it is something they really want to do. we are doing all these things, but there is more we can do. do i think we are to slow responding to outbreaks? i certainly think there is more we can do. responding to foodborne outbreaks fast is critical. the faster you respond, the quicker you can pull contaminated products off the market would we have to d

the fda has announced a plan for foreign manufacturers to stay in the u.s. long term. the agency said today the new companies on the american market have until october 2025. to make sure that their formula complies with federal standards, foreign formula companues seeking to remain in the u.s. must meet specific nutrient guidelines and undergo manufacturing inspections by the fda. the formula shortage began earlier this year, forcing the fda to ease import regulations and president biden to authorize the airlift of millions of pounds of baby formula from overseas. a lot of people use melatonin to help them sleep. but new cdc research says it has led to. >> more poisonings in children, especially 5 years old and under those cases more than doubled. in fact, from 2018 to 2020, there is now an advisory from the american academy of sleep medicine, saying parents should always talk to a doctor before giving young children melatonin. next. in sports, the warriors open their nba preseason with a game against the wizards in japan. coming up, which warrior dominated the game at

the fda has approved a new treatment named real live rio. it can be taken orally as a stand-alone treatment or in combination with other drugs. the drug was approved based on data from a small phase 2 trial with some critics questioning whether that data showed the drug was actually effective. although fda officials were initially skeptical of data from the trial, the agency seems to have changed that opinion from earlier this month. but get this a 28 day prescription for it. it's going to cost on average 12 and a half $1000 before insurance that works out to about 158 grand a year for money from the l s ice bucket challenge. remember that it help pay for this research. that ice bucket challenge ended up 115 million staple. >> it's a local favorite. the scene. you are food truck and people are loving it on. we'll certainly but also on solid ground that they do. now there's word a love of the filipino mexican meal mash-up. tonight on dine and sit down. >> with the 2 really cool guys who started it all in their new digs at the landmark ferry b

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worries about her safety tonight >>> the deadly crash a plane slamming into a car dealership >>> the fda pushing to take a controversial pregnancy drug off the market why some doctors and moms say it's a mistake. >>> and the wikipedia warrior fighting to get some remarkable women the recognition they deserve >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening in a year defined by some of the most extreme heat we've ever seen, along with one of the strongest hurricanes to hit the u.s. mainland, tonight making headlines for unseasonable cold and early snow in the east, autumn interrupted by a sudden and dramatic detour into winter a climate change whiplash leaving 86 million people currently under freeze alerts from the northern tip of texas across the south and up into the northeast. more than 40 record lows possible this evening across 18 states several cities in the south could see their earliest freezes on record al roker will lay it out for us in a moment but first let's go to maggie vespa, feeling the big chill in michigan. >> reporter: less than a month into f

the fda said one maker of the drug has this manufacturing delays.alternatives have also reported problems meeting demand. the fda recommended patients taking adderall talk to their doctors to find alternative treatments. >>> still to come, a new song from freddie mercury. a previously unheard track by the queen singer was up veiled. we'll take a listen. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> this morning, a warning from the world wildlife fund. the conservation group said animal populations across the globe have dropped nearly 70% over the past 50 years. the biggest declines are in latin america. the wwf says the main culprit is clearing forests to grow food. >> 80% of all the deforestation happening in the world are driven by the way we produce and consume food. >> in december, governments from around the world will gather for a summit to set new targets to protect animals and their habitats. >>> starting next month, there will be a less expensive netflix option with ads, and mattel is celebrating tina turner wit

check the return policy, fda rules say it has to be stated on on the packaging, and check the warranty to see if it covers maintenance and repairs. new rules aim to make this a lot more affordable. the average cost of $4500, from that perspective with average american, a pairing of hearing aids can be after the house and car. >> so this is another tip, look for the words otc or over-the-counter hearing aid on the package, if the product doesn't say that it's whatnot one of the fda regulated devices. for others with more severe hearing loss perception hearing aids are still the only option. people under the age of 18 will also need a prescription. > >> still ahead, is not the reason fans typically break up, why bts are going on a dynamite hiatus for the next few years. > >> coming up on the cbs evening news, americans under freeze alert, and the major cities already seeing the first snowfall of the season, that and and the days headlines coming up up on the cbs evening news. naomi: every year, the wildfires and smoke seem to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single

the fda estimates this will/costs by as much as $3000 a pair. before, they cost $4000 and $5,000 on average and hired a trip to the audiologist. -- and required a trip to the audiologist. >> there is no reason why someone wouldn't want to see a doctor but you are not constrained by spending $5,000. gloria: hearing loss can increase social isolation and can also contribute to falls. only about 1/5 of americans over 70 were able to comfortably afford hearing aids. prices at walmart start at $199. reggie: tomorrow marks three weeks from election day. we are preparing you for the important issues you will see the ballot. the district attorney will face the challenges of handling crime. we have a look at whether candidates stand. >> history will be made in the district attorney's office. >> one candidate will be the first african-american but also will show the people of alameda county that african-americans can do this job and hopefully do it very effectively. is a lawyer and current president of the bar association, the largest black bar associatio

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the fda may clear this drug for weight loss use by end of next year.lth care sector is very much on our "countdown" closer's radar. we look eli lilly up half a president, i would have thought kevin, kevin man from henion asset management. i would think this would be a hit because so many people are concerned with diabetes. >> so many people are concerned with health care in general coming out of the covid-19 pandemic. we should remember health care is one of the best performing sectors historically when the economy slows down up through and threw recessions. two-ways to access the health care sector, liz. one through pharmaceutical companies like eli lilly, merck, bristol-myers squibb. but also biotech. we're seeing noticeable pickup in activity since may of this year. that is another way the investors can play the health care sector with more potential. liz: so many biotechs plummeted in price over the past several months. you happen to to axiom. >> sure, it is 32 billion-dollar small cap bio deck company. they provide therapeutics to treat very rare

. >> and that continues and what was so disconcerting to me because fda -- those of us who worked with a long time limitations ofhe the control panel so they developed a control panel obviously from some dramatic disease because the only thing they were looking for, the control panel validate the new test for symptomatic disease so as late as july i'm trying to convince them and the cdc that the antigen test can be used in asymptomatic patients. it took an entire 12 month and addition to convince them you can use antigen test prior to having symptoms. cmf and other payers once willing to pay for a test that the fda and cdc couldn't detect or utilize for definitive diagnosis. we got in our own way several times. >> the testing was a misstep of being on the statement. there were some other areas to discuss. let's thin' about personal protective equipment. early on new york hospitals flooded with cases and cases spreading around the world, we endedte up personal protective equipment and also confusion around science messaging in terms of masking and what kind of masks. one of the things y

. >> and that continued and that was so disconcerting to me because fda, those of us who have workeda for a long time understand the control panels so they developed a control panel from symptomatic disease because the only thing they were looking for to the control panel to validate the new tests were symptomatic so as latenc as july trying to convine them and the cdc that the antigen tests had to be used in a symptom of patients. it took an entire 12 months in addition to convince both of them could use antigen tests prior to having symptoms. but held back states because cms and other payers were willing to pay for a test the fda and abc that couldn't detect and utilize definitive diagnosis. so we got in our own way several times. >> the testing is one of the missteps understatement. there were some other areas we could discuss. talk about personal protective equipment and masks, you remember new york hospitals flooded with cases and cases spreading around the world and we ended up with a shortage of personal protective equipment and confusion around the science messaging in terms

the fda is advising patients to talk to their doctors to find alternatives.app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm dan lieberman, cbs news, new york >>> the historic move by the january 6th committee, voting unanimously to subpoena donald trump as lawmakers call the former president the driving force behind the assault on the u.s. capitol. >> he must be accountable. >> we must seek the testimony under oath of january 6th's central player. >> the startling evidence that donald trump knew there'd be violence, and the never before seen video of congressional leadership during the assault. cbs' scott macfarlane has the details. >>> no death penalty. the outrage and tears in the courtroom after a jury recommends the parkland shooter get life without parole. >> this animal deserves to die. >>> killed in the line of duty. three connecticut police officers apparently ambushed, leaving two dead, including a father of two with one on the way. cbs' lilia luciano is on the scene. >> today our hearts are broken. >>> and red hot inflation. prices are up everywhere, fro

. >>> so this morning both the cdc and the fda are authorizing updated covid vaccine booster shots for younger children. regulators are giving emergency use authorization to the pfizer vaccine for children age 5 to 11. moderna is getting authorization for children 6 to 17. anyone who got both primary doses and a booster is now eligible, but you have to wait at least two months from the last vaccination. >>> let's take a live look outside this morning. san francisco skyline, we've been seeing the blue skies trying to break through. >> they're trying. the fog is hanging on. >> meteorologist vianey arana is here in for kari. she's got a look at our forecast. >> we've also been seeing drizzle around the coastline which is great when it comes to any sort of fire concerns, it helps keep the moisture. but for october, this has actually been really foggy, not normal for this season. let's take a look at how we'll be shaping out over the next couple of hours, because if you look at the skies over walnut creek, we will eventually get sunshine. i'll get to your temperature trend in a second. curr

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cibinqo — fda approved. 100% steroid free.ce-daily pill for adults who didn't respond to previous treatments. and cibinqo helps provide clearer skin and less itch. cibinqo can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. do not take with medicines that prevent blood clots. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma, lung, skin and other cancers, serious heart-related events, and blood clots can happen. people 50 and older with heart disease risk factors have an increased risk of serious heart-related events or death with jak inhibitors. this is the moment. but we've only just begun. speak with your doctor about cibinqo today. an innovation from pfizer. (vo) get the new iphone 14 pro on us. right now t-mobile is including apple business essentials speak with your doctor about cibinqo today. so you can easily manage your team's de

the pharmaceutical firm that makes it is asking the fda to approve or widespread use.macario joins us. what do you think of this drug and do you think that the fda should get it into more widespread trials, doctor? >> i think so based on the results that are public. a decrease in the decline of alzheimer's. not just the functional, but the cognitive. the activities of daily living and the memory were better and those that got the drug compared to placebo. there are a lot of people with alzheimer's. all the drugs to date that try to clear this have struggled in clinical trials. this may be some hope for the 6 million plus americans that have alzheimer's. other drug companies are probably going to come out with similar drugs sometime next year. >> there was another alzheimer's drug that i think was approved earlier this year. what has happened with that. >> that drug was a complete disaster. i did not have any functional clinical benefit seen in the clinical trial. there was evidence on studies, on mris that the plaques were slightly less but the patient did not have any

was a proof those of us have worked with fda for very long time understand the limitations of these control panels. and so they have developed a control panel obviously from symptomatic disease because that's the only thing that they were looking for so the control panels to validate the new test we're symptomatic disease. so as late as july, i'm trying to convince them in the cdc that the antigen task can be used in asymptomatic patients. it took an entire 12 months in addition. to convince both of them that you could use antigen test prior to having symptoms and that really held back states because cms and other co-payers were willing to pay for a test that the fda and the cdc said couldn't detect and couldn't be utilized for definitive diagnosis. yeah, so we got in our own way several times. yeah, so the testing was really one of the you know missteps i suppose would be an understatement. you know, there were some other areas that i we discuss. what about let's think about personal protective equipment in masks. we remember early on with all the with new york hospitals flooded wi

the fda has approved a new vaccine from novavax.en approved as a booster shot for those who already had an initial vaccination to be the pfizer or moderna shot. health officials say that this is an option for people who need a booster when the other booster shots are not unlike the pfizer and moderna vaccines. novavax is a more traditional protein based shot. >> the world health organization says covid cases are falling around the world. but it is still treating this as a global emergency. health officials say country still need to be vigilant to help the most vulnerable people get vaccinated. and the number of weekly deaths is still high. they say compared to other viruses next january will mark 3 years since the who declared covid a global emergency. still ahead, the champs get their bling, then easily handle lebron lakers. another better up in the rafters sports director jason dumas joins us live in studio. >> the breakdown the big night >> the breakdown the big night at the new dumps roster. there's nothing like volunteering at

. >> yeah, well, the fda recently approved a covid-19 bivalent omicron boosters for kids as young as 5 at here in santa clara county. they've got some of their first doses today. as a matter of fact, let's going take a look at some video here. now. the fda has approved the pfizer bivalent booster shot for kids as young as 5 to get that shot and then the moderna booster is for kids as young as 6. now santa clara county got their first doses. today. you can start making appointments this week. hopefully get those shots for your kids or yourself. later this week. now they say that here in santa clara county, only about 11% of the population has received a booster shot. they say that's way too low. there's still a lot of covid spreading in the community, especially the new variants, even detected the extremely new variants here as well. so today, santa clara county health officials are really encouraging people to schedule a booster. go get your shot. >> think of this as family preparation for the holidays, right? so grab a family member, make your appointments and come get your bivalent

the fda never wanted the vaccine to be out there.d they didn't have them both, they relied on data, they didn't disclose the public data. the public stopped buying it and they are saying no after the white house pushed it hard for a month. >> laura: doctor, and msnbc doctor dusted off 2 2020 playbok and watch this. >> all the more reason to get a booster and something that could be arguably largely preventable through masks or ventilation and combination of a vaccine and getting people vaccinated. >> laura: doctor, we are one step away from the unknowing stickers on the floor at the grocery store again. these are medical professionals, right? >> i don't think the public is buying it, laura. i think large parts of the public are basically done with the fearmongering. the problem is when you see medical professionals like this trying to pretend like it's 2020, trying to pretend that so many people haven't had covid that it doesn't provide protection. so many people have the vaccine as well. they p a try to pretend it's 200 and they los

. >>> the fda snatches the healthy away from your breakfast cereal. >>> and victory. victory over the murder hornet. >> announcer: live from cnbc, the facts. the truth. "the news with shepard smith." >>> good evening in a country where lies and misinformation too often these days go unchecked and unpunished, today a jury in waterbury, connecticut, delivered a deafening message, lying comes at a cost. for alex jones who said defamed parents of murdered children the cost is steep. >> $120 million, $55 million, 54 million, 28 million,800,000. 57,600,000 73,600 81,6,000 57 million 68 million 80 million 90 million 36 million >> the total, $965 million the jury ordered alex jones to pay that amount to the families of eight sandy hook victims and an fbi agent who responded to the scenes many of them were in the courtroom for the outcome and so many of them broke into tears. they successfully argued that alex jones' lies led to years of death threats and harassment as they watched in a courtroom alex jones watched from his info cars studio he hosted what the site labeled an e

the fda is recalling certain dry shampoos. >> we'll tell you which ones are part of the list and why we'll be back. welcome back for twenty-five for your health this morning. unilever is announcing a voluntary recall of some dry shampoo products. >> over cancer concerns, the fda says the products may contain high levels of benzene, a chemical known to cause cancer. it can also cause potentially life-threatening blood disorders. the recall affects select dealt next a suave and trust products produced prior to october 2021. the california department of food and agriculture is urging consumers to dispose of raw goat milk produced by valley milk. simply bottled. the recall is for milk labeled either valley milk simply bottled raw goat milk or dessie milk, raw goat milk. they were distributed in half gallon plastic containers with the date of october. 21st through october 31st. it's being recalled for detection of a bacteria. no illnesses have been reported. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a political analyst breaks down the debate between governor gavin newsom and brian dolly. >>

so if we had something like the fda for forensics, if we blinded the experts, we'd be going the wrongway. we also know how we could do eyewitness identification much better and make it much less suggestive and make it an actual test of a witnesses memory rather than a suggested procedure that is seeking to confirm the prosecution's theory. right. so we could do that and much more objective way to avoid this false confession right. we know how we can do confessions, how we can interrogate somebody without psychologically coercive, see whether or not you're actually doing investigation or you just trying to get a confession from somebody that you've decided is guilty. so we have the reforms. you can read my book. you can go on the innocence project website and and lobby your local do gooder to do good. that's pretty good. i think at this point we have a few minutes left and as as we promised at the beginning, there be a q and a. so if anybody has any questions, now's the time free. please. just repeat the question. so, so first of all, i hope you can see me i can see you. thanks for the

the fda is warning patients do not get the drug from anywherebut a pharmacy and the covid 19 treatment pack slavic can reportedly harm some people that have heart conditions. a new study finds packs livid can have dangerous interactions with blood thinners as well as cholesterol and blood pressure medications as always, talk to your doctor before you make any changes, we turn now to the two actors. comedians suing over their experience at the nation's busiest airport. abc is andrea fuji explains why these to say it was anything but funny. this morning. no laughing matter for two comedians suing clayton county, georgia, accusing its police department of racially profiling them at the atlanta airport experience was humiliating and dehumanizing. this needs to stoi felt violated comedian and actor clayton english says he was about to get on his l. a bound flight at hartsfield jackson airport in october 2020 but was stopped on the jetway by two officers in the jet bridge. two officers popped out shoulder badges and started asking questions whether i had illegal drugs like cocaine and method

but now it's official under the fda's updated nutrition guidelines. several popular cereals no longer make the so-called good list. they include raisin bran and honey nut cherrios cornflakes honey bunches of oats frosted mini wheats life and special k the cereals again, do not meet the new criteria for having healthy amounts of whole grains saturated fat, sodium and or added sugars. the new guidance was recently proposed to help educate americans about healthy foods and cut down on diet related diseases. >> starbucks is trying to make its drive-thru lines a move faster. the company says customized cold drink orders make up about 75% of all orders. and that makes the bruce does work extra hard to keep up with substitutions off menu. concoctions. so to help them out, starbucks will redesign its store workstations to include new equipment designed to better make customized orders. >> still ahead, we'll hear from the military families suing the navy after they got sick from water contaminated with jet fuel. hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington

peter marks, he's in charge of the vaccine program at fda.hinks we ought to look at other vaccines, he was quite blunt about it, which is unusual for the fda. he said we need to look at other types of vaccines. and there are those out there that might provide more durable immunity. i know that sounds dull but that's shocking from the fda saying we need to look at something else. he said we owe it to the american people to see if other vaccines must be better and longer lasting. alex. >> thank you for that report. appreciate it. >>> now billionaire no more. kanye west anti-semitic comments reportedly knocking a couple of zeros off his net worth. >>> 31 hours, 200 feet under ground. how a group of tourists got trapped in the grand canyon caverns. >> in total, the last person out, it was 31 hours. >> there was no way in the world we were going to be able to make it out. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this morning the drought plagued northwest is looking forward to more rain and snow across the region. let's get to cnn meteorologist chad myers with the

the fda says this will slash costs by $3000 a pair. the cost between $4000 and $5,000 and required a trip to an audiologist. >> are they right for me? what should i do? there is no reason why someone would still want to see the doctor, but you are not constrained by having to pay several thousand on prescription hearing aids. gloria: medical experts say untreated hearing loss can increase the risk of social isolation and depression in the elderly. some cities suggest poor hearing can give tribute to falls. this is a big deal because, until now, only 1/5 of americans over 70 were able to comfortably afford hearing aids. i looked at the prices and prices at walmart are starting at $199. that is a big difference. reggie: that is more like it. thank you. for a third straight election, california voters are being asked to decide on a measure to regulate dialysis clinics across the state. prop 29 would amend the health code to require these clinics have a licensed medical professional on-site during treatment. or in some cases, virtual durin

and a major shift in fda policy prescriptions are no longer needed hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> millions of american adults with mild to moderate hearing loss will soon be able to buy over the counter hearing aids starting today, actually, instead of getting a prescription and having a custom fitting health, professional adults can now buy their hearing aids directly from a store or online. the fda announcing this change back in august. most private insurance companies do not cover. hearing aids really expensive. most medicare plans won't pay for them either. currently, the average cost for a hearin

the new guidance from the fda was recently proposed to help americans cut down on diet related diseases. still ahead, the kron 4 morning news as violent crime continues to terrorize oakland. yes, city leaders who have tele the people that work is being done to stop the way. >> we're going to be right back after the break. >> it will welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. we're going on for 30 am here on a monday morning. the weekend was a nice one plan not as sunny as that would typically like my weekends. john, good morning. yeah. for some of us didn't get super sunny for others of us. he got a little bit more of him. it just depended on. >> where you're at in the bay area, for those of us that were quite as sunny, it was more tempted to stay inside your view outside right now is a little bit gray, but the least grey morning that we had in a while, at least as compared to last week when tragedy into work through that low gray and fog. this time around. not so much. we have a couple of pockets of fog and some of our inland valleys and just a couple of spots in the north bay. most of

the fda has approved a new vaccine from novavax. it's been approved as a booster shot for those who have already had an initial vaccination of. >> either pfizer or moderna shots. health officials say this is an option for people who need a booster when the other booster shots are not accessible. unlike the pfizer and moderna vaccines, novavax is a more traditional protein-based shot. kaiser, their mental health workers in northern california have ended their 10 week strike after reaching a tentative agreement. the union, which represents about 2000 health care workers set the that the move will help hire more mental health care workers to meet increasing demands for patient care. the ratification vote started last night. it is expected to take 2 days. >> jetblue airlines is taking over spirit. the spirit shareholders approved the merger of this move actually carves a path to create the country's 5th largest airline. the deal still does need to clear several hurdles with federal regulators in april. you might remember jetblue a budge

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the possible move follows an fda panel's recommendation.nie. >> reporter: good morning, after reviewing years of data the fda concluded that the preterm birth drug that's been on the market for 11 years called makena is not effective. an fda advisory committee recommended withdrawing the drug from the market after the fast-tracked drug failed to prevent preterm birth. there have been appeals to keep the drug as it's the only drug approved to prevent preterm birth which is when a child is born before the 37th week of pregnancy. now, the risk of preterm birth is much higher for black women. a point that the drug's manufacturer had pressed in a lengthy effort to make its case to the fda. now, if the agency follows the panel's recommendation and orders the drug off the market, patients who had a preterm birth would have no approved method to prevent another. amy. >> all right, stephanie ramos, thank you for that. >>> coming up next her on "gma" in our morning menu, meghan markle sharing her memories of queen elizabeth for the first time since h

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according to the fda's new eye. now the fda came out new guidelines and because of those higher standards, now the list that you see on the right no longer considered healthy cereals by the fda see got raisin bran honey nut cheerios. corn flakes of all things. honey bunches of oats frosted mini wheats. no surprise there. life. a special k so couple surprising cereals on that list. case. the surprise, right? that's really healthy seeming apparently not. they looked at a number of criteria. >> they needed certain levels of whole grains and saturated fats. they want to keep those down sodium sugar, all that stuff against these heroes don't quite make that kind anymore sugars. obvious. lucky charms. obvious. but the other stuff, i guess you just don't think about cookie take a break here at 9.26. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. we've got violent crimes. it's still on the rise in oakland, city leaders are. >> talking about what they're trying to do to stop. it will have more on that coming up. kevin: i've fou

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but what do parents need to know about this new announcement from the fda about updated boosters forme back. i have a 10-year-old at home, so this is personal as well. here's what we know. we know vaccines have made a tremendous impact on keeping kids healthy, out of the hospital. the new vaccine that just has been authorized by the fda omicron specific targets the virus that is circulating out there. we'll wait for a cdc recommendation, but after that, assuming that happens, what i'm going to do is i'm going to get my 10-year-old the new updated covid vaccine and encourage every parent i know to do the same. >> so doctor, even as recent cases are trending down, earlier this week you mentioned that you were concerned about new variants. what concerns you? >> yeah, so with this virus continues to evolve and change. we know covid is not over. we have challenges ahead of us. we are tracking variants as they arise around the world. we have seen several now that evade several of our treatments that are very immune evasive. we're going to track them closely and if they end up becoming domi

why even have an fda? why do we do clinical trials? give you the top line of the press release and call the white house and the white house calls the fda and the cdc and tells them to get in line. they bought 170 million doses of this new omicron vaccine. there was never a vaccine added to the child schedule without solid evidence it reduces disease significant in the community. the covid vaccine for children will be the first to be added with no clinical data. we are told stop asking questions. dr. jaw the chief covid advisor at the white house said he's seen the data but it's not public information. what are they hiding? why can't we see this information? we are seeing this intense paternalism to do what we say and stop asking questions. the cdc committee this is voting. that's a kangaroo court. you have to be an visual vaccine card carrying fanatic it to be on that committee. remember, 1 in 5,000 vaccine doses results in a severe adverse event. according to data from germany because we don't fund that research in the united states.

the fda has confirmed a nationwide shortage of the drug. the manufacturer says one reason for the shortage is because demand is up. the shortage could last several months. the fda recommends you speak with your doctor about alternatives. reggie: the fda is redefining the term healthy on food labeling which means something is no longer make the mark. for example, honey that kyrgios. the new definition disqualifies many popular cereals including special k original and raisin bran. this is the first change to the word "healthy" since it was established in 1994. most cereals have to many added sugars to continue to hold the claim. kumasi: the pandemic may be having a bigger impact on our children's education than we thought. scores on the act college admission test hit their lowest point in 30 years. the average score was 19.8 and that is the first time since 1991 that the average score was lower than 20. more high school students are also failing to meet subject area benchmarks set by the test. schools in california no longer use the act as pa