kennedy: my objective is to support the cdc. there is nothing i will do that will harm cdc. i want to make sure our science is gold standard science. it is free from the same -- the same committee, the panel within the cdc, i think 97% of the people on it had conflicts. i think we need to end those conflicts and make sure scientists are doing unobstructed science. sen. warnock: i want to enter this statement into the record without objection. chair crapo: without objection. sen. warnock: hhs and the cdc were gagged and kept from communicating information. can you answer yes or no, do you agree with that action? mr. kennedy: i was not consulted on it but that is pretty much standard operating procedure for incoming administrations. sen. warnock: so you agree with the action that gagged hhs and cdc from communicating important health information? mr. kennedy: no public health and only non-essential travel and mass communications were temporarily suspended pending the confirmation of a new hhs secretary. this is standard operating procedure. sen. warnock: i do not think what we

cdc is a part of that. do you agree that the cdc work is critical to georgia, critical for our country and the health of the entire world? yes, senator. so, senator isaacson, my republican predecessor, would agree, would have agreed with that. bless his memory. he was a fierce advocate for the cdc, as am i. the cdc is an agency filled with hard working, dedicated public health servants. they wake up every single day working to keep us safe. i think we don't think often enough about their work because it's easy not to celebrate folks who are protecting you from that, which doesn't appear because of the work that they're doing. so grateful for the work that the cdc employees do. some of them are members of my church. i saw that deep commitment firsthand when i visited the cdc just last summer. mr. kennedy, you have compared the kdka's work to nazi death camps. you've compared it to sexual abusers in the catholic church. you've also said that many of them belong. this is a direct quote. many of them belong in

we have seen the cdc recall articles that had already been submitted for publication. we have seen universities much less visibly remove information. for example, universities have been removing information about d.e.i. programs from their website. we have seen hospitals all over the country remove information about trans care. this is obviously something that is important. we are seeing the products of research being removed, we are seeing facts being disappeared. what i want to point out is that we are also seeing exactly that thing i was talking about. societies tools of self understanding being deleted in real time. as we talked -- when we talk about preserving information that is being removed, that is the thing that we should be thinking about preserving. because when this period is over, as it will be both here and in russia, to be able to understand what happened, we have to have that language, we have to have those tools. [applause] >> thank you so much. discussion of u.s. and russia in the same context. wow. we have about 25 minutes for questions. we will pro

public health experts say the president's sweeping order to end da programs upends the cdc's efforts to combat the virus among black, latino and transgender people. groups disproportionately affected by hiv. raj. we continue to follow that plane crash in philadelphia, but we're also following the deadly midair crash between the american airlines flight and thatt army black hawk helicopter. ntsb investigators say they have now recovered all of the black boxes. also, we have new video coming in of the crash, and we want to warn you, this video may be disturbing. the crash happened wednesday night. this is new video obtained by cnn. the american airlines flight from wichita, kansas, was preparing to land at reagan national airport when it collided with a helicopter above the potomac river. all 67 passengers and crew members and military personnel have died. 42 remains have been recovered so far. the ntsb is leading this investigation, and in a news conference this afternoon, investigators say they have recovered the so-called black boxes from the plane and the helicopter and believe the

share the samples with the cdc in the united states. and then you will be able to track, and then the, the system will say for instance, on us citizen should no travel to country x or country y. so in that sense, even the system is shut us, we speak now, the results all the bucks will not just be on those countries. yes, they have to step up into account their own. it will be also on the united states and other countries. this want to give an example to the viewers that look. this is nothing new. the u. k. government did something similar. and you know what happened that office when he was much into the minister of foreign affairs. it just became a smallish sale over each for myself. on we leave. the united kingdom's influence in the global stage completely diminished. yes, america fost is a good principal to get elected on. but america, fos, studies being projected now really will end up in diminishing this doc us of the united states and full most of those communities, doubtful it is going to be very, very difficult for the next coupl

the least we have there and dr. red field just to point out again, he was the former head of the, at cdc, in the us making some really palm shell allegations that, that i have to say. i'm not sure if you're agreement, but it appears that it's received little to no attention in the media, but the us kind of be sponsoring research and just being behind of sorts at the brick itself. why is it being talked about at the very least because it would require us in the united states to take responsibility at least part of the responsibility for that whole. but academic or the whole help break. you know, the, the, the other aspect to all of this is the collaboration with the pharmaceutical companies who were allowed to put out of vaccines that were deadly. that didn't work. and not only did they not work, but they were the, the, came requirements that the, the, you know, many of the us population and in europe as well. we had to take it in those created some major health problems, but it did originals corporations. so, you know, this is a combination of, you know, whether we have financial fraud a

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now, this included the cdc's data portal and pages for the faa and census bureau.lgbtq resources have already been scrubbed completely. >> the dea is would have ruined our country, and now it's dead. i think dea is dead. so if they want to scrub the website, that's okay with me. but i can't tell you. i guess probably certain people handle it in certain ways. but i'll tell you who's very happy about it. the military, the real leaders, the real generals and the military. they're very happy about it. >> joining us now, democratic congressman from texas, marc veasey. he's a member of the house energy and commerce committee. congressman, what is your reaction to these moves? and does it make us safer? >> no. these moves. >> are absolutely crazy and. >> unnecessary. >> trump actually. >> caused a. >> panic. >> a huge. >> panic in the health care community a few days ago when he. >> did that. >> initial freeze. >> i had. >> individuals from. >> federally qualified. >> health care centers. >> reach out to me and tell. >> me that. >> morning at 8. >> a.m. that they were. >>

>> you can click, but you cannot find what experts are calling critical health information on the cdc's website. >> someone got newly diagnosed with hiv yesterday. they're scared. they go on the website. there's nothing to be seen there. >> several centers for disease control and prevention websites related to hiv and lgbtq health are down as of friday. >> only two genders. >> the deadline given by the trump administration to remove any terminology from federal government websites that promote gender ideology. >> to ban the use of terminology that we use in medicine, in infectious disease to describe populations and describe risks for certain populations. it's just not medically correct. >> doctor monica gandhi is an infectious disease expert and professor at ucsf. >> it's vital, you know, of our premier public health agency to have active, up to date, relevant information on how hiv is spread, how stds are spread, and importantly, how to prevent hiv, how to prevent stds, how to treat both of them. >> doctor gandhi making clear they can't do their work if they can't use certain words. >

now, speaking of these executive orders, the cdc has wiped certain content from its website following an executive order by the president. it's aimed at gender ideology and diversity, equity and inclusion. abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke with a local doctor about how this could impact americans and their health. >> you can click, but you cannot find what experts are calling critical health information on the cdc's website. >> someone got newly diagnosed with hiv yesterday. they're scared. they go on the website. there's nothing to be seen there. >> several centers for disease control and prevention websites related to hiv and lgbtq health are down as of friday. >> only two genders. >> the deadline given by the trump administration to remove any terminology from federal government websites that promote gender ideology. >> to ban the use of terminology that we use in medicine, in infectious disease to describe populations and describe risks for certain populations. it's just not medically correct. >> doctor monica gandhi is an infectious disease expert and professor at ucsf.

>> you can click, but you cannot find what experts are calling critical health information on the cdc's website. >> someone got newly diagnosed with hiv yesterday. they're scared. they go on the website. there's nothing to be seen there. >> several centers for disease control and prevention websites related to hiv and lgbtq health are down as of friday. >> only two genders. >> the deadline given by the trump administration to remove any terminology from federal government websites that promote gender ideology. >> to ban the use of terminology that we use in medicine, in infectious disease to describe populations and describe risks for certain populations. it's just not medically correct. >> doctor monica gandhi is an infectious disease expert and professor at ucsf. >> it's vital, you know, of our premier public health agency to have active, up to date, relevant information on how hiv is spread, how stds are spread, and importantly, how to prevent hiv, how to prevent stds, how to treat both of them. >> doctor gandhi making clear they can't do their work if they can't use certain words. >

john: her frantic search ended when his body was found at the base of a 136 foot high bridge. 2019 cdcound veterinarians are twice as likely than the general population to die by suicide while 3/4 say it is a satisfying career, there are distinct sources of stress. >> veterinarians often tend to be so empathetic and caring toward others, they will do anything to help others. it is part of their professional identity. but they have a different set of rules for how they respond. john: a psychologist, a mental health and coordinator at a missouri vet school, says part of it is a drive for perfection. >> perfectionism, attention to detail and high personal standards can be positive and motivating. but, if perfectionism is maladaptive, characterized by excessive self-criticism or deep fear of making mistakes or disappointing others, it becomes detrimental not only to academic performance, but to mental health or well-being in general. john: how much is because their patients can't tell them what is going on? >> quite a bit. they are essentially having to read body language. the quality of t

cdc scrubbing some hiv related content from the website. >> you have new reporting about a major shake up at the fbi. >> the trump administration forced out all six of the most senior executives and heads of several field oufss around the country. when we asked president trump about it earlier today he said he wasn't involved in that. >> in 60 seconds the showdown over immigration. the trump administration targeting local officials they say don't comply with orders. with clearer skin and less itch. the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, helps heal your skin from within. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your doctor of new or worsening eye problems, like eye pain, vision changes, or blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma or other medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. okay everyone, our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy. yay - woo hoo! e

bobby gentle, bob redfield who used to run the cdc. those are highly qualified republicans who know health policy. those are people who have good clinical skills or good health policy skills. this is not against people on a partisan basis. we were very supportive of alex azar when he was the secretary of health and human services. this is about getting somebody who can protect the health of the american people. host: referring to the first trump administration alex azar who served as health and human services secretary. when it comes to public health policy, what are you watching during these first few days of the trump administration? guest: the challenge and the tragedy is absolute chaos. it took them a while to name acting directors but some of the most damaging things is they have stopped communication of people in the agency, even routine communications. sharing data. we hear they are scrubbing websites and taking things from websites. we are in the middle of a major h5n1 bird flu outbreak and at the proper data that needs to go o

of autism spectrum disorder, but one in 36 children have been identified with it, according to the cdc. there is concern in this space, including from your republican colleague cassidy. he is a medical doctor. he said he's struggling with the nomination because he fears kennedy may undermine faith in vaccines. take a listen. >> i recognize, man, if you come out unequivocally vaccines are safe, it does not cause autism, that would have an incredible impact. that's your power. what's it going to be? will it be using the credibility to support or will it be using credibility to undermine? >> the senator seemed to be saying if you want my vote, answer the question. you said you haven't decided on rfk and how you're going to vote. is this a red line for you? >> look, margaret, what i'm saying is, i just don't go around making these announcements. i'll vote when i vote. but anybody who watched that hearing understands my deep concerns about kennedy. the conspiracy theories that he is throwing out, is not unlike what we're hearing all over the trump administration. to me, what is most importa

and when cdc can't even talk to our health officials, they cannot fulfill their statutory obligation to protect america's health. >> you know, it's interesting. i read a piece in the new york times this morning about how the stop work on foreign aid has stopped some of the services around the world to try to stop the spread of some of those diseases as well. doctor jennifer nuzzo, thank you so much for your time and expertise. we'll take a quick break. we'll be right back. >> today she's. >> running to replace justin trudeau. >> now. >> former canadian. >> deputy prime minister chrystia freeland joins fareed here. >> her plan. >> to fight back against. >> trump tariffs. >> fareed zakaria. >> gps this morning at ten. >> you know that thing your family does? yeah. >> that thing. >> someone made it a thing way back in the day. but where did it come from and how did it get all the way to you? curious ancestry can help you find out. because that thing has a story and it's still being written. see for yourself. at ancestry. >> you deserve. >> more from your stake. you deserve the only stak

the cdc says in the u.s. there are 66 human cases and recently we had the first death in the u.s.he risk to humans and how worried people be about it? angela: this is a complicated question because people should definitely be concerned about it. but at this time, the risk to the general population is quite low. part of the reason is, we see no evidence of sustained human to human transmission with these viruses. every of these human cases is getting the virus from an animal, either from a bird, the case you mentioned that was severe and died, was contracting the virus from a backyard flock of poultry or they are getting it from dairy cattle. these are occupational exposures we are seeing. we are not seeing it spread from human to human. that is good news, but still concerning because the more human cases there are the greater the likelihood this virus could mutate to be able to transmit efficiently from human to human. while the general risk to the population is low, and handling or in close proximity with one of these species, we need to keep an eye on this to make sure human to

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the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia. why? if you're 50 or older even if you're healthy... you're 6 times more likely to be hospitalized. so, schedule at vaxassist.com. >>> two fires in alameda county turned deadly today of one person was killed in east oakland when a fire burned through a warehouse this morning just after 6:00 on san leandro street in east oakland. those flames engulfed two buildings and at least one of them collapsed. firefighters found a body inside one of those buildings. >>> another person was killed early this morning in a house in west berkeley. crews responded after 4:30 to the home on cedar street, about a block west of san pablo avenue. they pulled four people from the home. one of the victims died at the hospital. three others are still being treated, no word on the cause of either fire. >>> investigators sifting through the damage after that human refinery fire in martinez this weekend that prompted a health advisory. our chopper flew over the refinery company today and you could still see white sm

the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia. why?hy... you're 6 times more likely to be hospitalized. so, schedule at vaxassist.com. every night. night. >> abc's world news tonight with david muir is america's most watched newscast. >> and welcome back for a comedian. conan o'brien. getting ready to host his first oscars. is pressure cooker enough? but this is not a typical award season in southern california, ravaged by wildfires. and yet, hollywood is still rolling out the red carpet for the biggest names in show business. how will conan make them laugh? here's abc's chris connelly. >> but my plan is to really approach it as a podcast, which is to come out in a very soft place, speak for an hour and ten minutes about very intimate topics. we probably won't get to any awards. >> then back here. >> ladies and gentlemen, your academy awards host for 2025. >> i think it's been three years since i stopped doing my late night show, and i've been saying yes to things. it's been this time of yes, i'm a black belt in karate now. i'm a licen

unlikely if the administration is making cuts to agencies like the national institute of health and the cdc. what will you do about this? >> first of all, i would say cutting ridiculous bureaucracy actually facilitates providing important services to people on the ground. we all know we have a government that waste too much money. frankly, a lot of frown built into how our government spends money. one thing that it does its waste taxpayer dollars. the other thing it does is ensures the money we have in our resources at the federal government don't end up going to the people that actually deserve it. president trump's desire to bring efficiency back to the federal government, that will not be bad for the people of east palestine. it will ensure the resources we spend on health will go to the people on the ground rather than bureaucrats. we are not talking about a lot of money. when i was working on this with the biden administration, we needed $5 million to start the long term health study. i know there is some negotiation about where that money will come from. i think it should come from no

the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia. why? if you're 50 or older even if you're healthy... you're 6 times more likely to be hospitalized. so, schedule at vaxassist.com. >>> tonight, the breaking news as we come on the air involving president trump's trade war with canada and mexico. after two phone calls with canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, what president trump has now just agr.

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the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia. why?if you're healthy... you're 6 times more likely to be hospitalized. so, schedule at vaxassist.com. >> cal fire reports the biggest of the southern california wildfires, the palisades, is now fully contained. the fire destroyed thousands of homes. now as residents look to rebuild, they could face a problem. the president's immigration crackdown could worsen what is already a shortage of construction workers. mark strassmann is in pasadena and has tonight's "eye on america." >> reporter: on the street in north pasadena, we ran into about a dozen workers volunteering to clear debris. potential kindling just 2 miles from the eaton fire's burn scar. many of these workers are here illegally. bernardo osario is their crew boss. he migrated from mexico 36 years ago and in 2021 became a u.s. citizen. >> from every single people, they're afraid. >> reporter: what are they afraid of? >> deportations. people like to work, they want to work. they want better lives as well. >> reporter: and there's

the cdc now recommends you get vaccinated against pneumococcal pneumonia. why? if you're 50 or older even if you're healthy... you're 6 times more likely to be hospitalized. so, schedule at vaxassist.com. >>> tonight, the breaking news as we come on the air involving president trump's trade war with canada and mexico. after two phone calls with canada's prime minister, justin trudeau, what president trump has now just agreed to. just hours after putting tariffs on hold for mexico, after a call with mexico's president. markets rattled overnight and this morning. the market swings. and the conservative "wall street journal" calling this the dumbest trade war in history. with millions of americans bracing for the potential for higher prices. so, what the president got from mexico and canada tonight. and he was asked in the oval office, were you paying attention to the markets, did you blink? >>> also tonight, new questions about elon musk's role, now a special government employee, so, what is that? and democrats tonight asking, why was musk given access to the paym

international sales regulations after they realized that they had a problem and allowing people like me and cdc to come in and to help them within 48 hours like they were obligated to, based on the training. but the us row was substantial. one is a funded the research of both for me and age. the state department usa id and the defense department, all 4 of those agencies, helpful, and this research a perfectly the scientific mastermind behind this research is a guy named ralph barrick at the university of north carolina. and he was very involved in this research. i, i think he probably helped create some of the original barrel lines, but i can't prove that. but he was very involved. some reaction we received was from former c. i a analysts, laurie johnson, on this, who sees it appears as if the u. s. a shift of attention to beijing to mask its own possible role in the virus i. there was a heavy us involvement in the creation of coven 19 the blame game being played right now to focus solely on china. and ignore any accountability for the us department of defense. the national institutes of health

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eloquently something i've been talking about the fact the childhood vaccine schedule put out by the cdcparent can ask questions. the same at all vaccines are safe and effective for every person is unequivocally false. you can say vaccines are safe and effective and you can say vaccines are not effective for everyone. those are both true statements. what rfk junior is saying is he's not going to limit access to vaccines but wants to do regular studies to make sure these vaccines are safe and those who need the vaccines have access to them. charlie:one of the important things in terms of improving confidence in vaccines is being able to answer questions. we are grateful to you because you are willing to answer questions. that's the most important thing. great to see you. joey:some headlines for you. the first us parent to be found criminally responsible for a school shooting that her child committed, seeking a new involuntary manslaughter trial. jennifer crumbly says she was not informed about a deal reached between two school employees and prosecutors. crumbly and her husband were senten

felt she tried to administer cdc guidelines in jail.o seven people. make sure you put a mask on your penis before you i will censor myself it is all going to get cut out. but that is how i feel about him. >> greg: and very strongly. kat, here is a trump talking in general terms to the countries that will accept illegals. >> for the first time in history we are loading dangerous a legal aliens into military aircraft in flying them back to the places from whence they came. you probably reed about columbia two days ago they said no, we are not taking them. you are going to take them and you will like it as well. you will like it. >> greg: kat, that might be the first time the president has said and you will like it too. >> i do not think that is true. >> greg: i didn't do any research on it but i'm pretty certain. >> kennedy... >> greg: but kennedy was saying it to his secretary. >> in the swimming pool. >> what, to sundar? >> ask not if you like this as well. >> i guess this is one of those things where i have a hard time, a really hard t

we are seeing that, like the cdc retractions are really good example of that a number of words that thearticle is being retracted that contained any one of the number or words that this administration has actually explicitly declared to be no longer allowed. but there are also -- there's also the more category that we often refer to as self-censorship and i think it's very useful to think of it in the terms that timothy snyder proposes, obedience and we are seeing a lot of that. and i think where snyder's analysis doesn't go far enough is exploring all the very, very good reasons and i've sort of mentally creating toxonmy of all the reasons working in russian for being in advance, so the responsibility to others reason because if you don't -- if you don't -- other employees at your magazine, other employees at your publishing house and i have very specific memories of when i was an editor, when the publisher would come to me and say, you want to get 325 people fired, you want to leave the families without livelihoods. there's the hire purpose argument where -- transactional. you get --

again all this very disturbing cdc said synthetic opioids like fence on the primary driver of overdoses in the united states. >> they're doing great work it's a primary c corridor for the deadly fentanyl former ghs staff in the trump administration laurent does great work at the heritage foundation when you see this terrible battle whatever were going to call it breaking out and obviously president trump says a part of this is to stop the flow of fentanyl. what is your reaction? will this work? >> it's exactly the american people voted for november and it will work. this is a contrast between president trump and president biden are using the tools we have, the levers to exert influence and persuasion over other leaders for too long and mexico other countries are taken advantage of the u.s. in terms of sending millions of illegal migrants to our border. in terms of receiving the benefits of the remittances those of migrants ascend home. and receiving foreign aid. trump is sent a signal were not in business like that any longer. griff: on the border, the new borders are tom homan was on

the cdc just expanded its recommendation for those . 50 or older to get vaccinated.lp protect against both pneumococcal pneumonia and invasive pneumococcal disease in just one dose. don't get prevnar 20 if you have a severe allergy to its ingredients. a weakened immune system may lower your response. common side effects include injection site pain and swelling... ...fatigue, headache, muscle and joint pain. millions have chosen prevnar vaccines, which have helped protect adults for over a decade and have an established safety profile. that's why i chose prevnar 20. i want to be able to keep my plans. ask your doctor or pharmacist about prevnar 20. (♪) >>> and welcome back this morning. we're really excited about this interview in this segment. >> we >> whit: welcome back. mason gooding is taking another horror film with a bit of a rom-com edge here. it is "heart eyes." we've got a clip. let's take a look. >> come on, come on. you got it? >> yes. >> oh, good job. >> thanks. >> hey, you good? >> yeah. >> we were bracing for the jump scare. how is it going to happen. ma

quote, special observances, including for black history month in february and pride in june, and the cdc scrubbing some hiv related content from its website. that was nbc's garrett haake reporting for us. now to developing news into that investigation into how that american airlines flight and an army black hawk helicopter collided is now intensifying. we just learned the ntsb will hold a briefing on that crash at 3 p.m. our time. so we will continue to follow that. and there is new video we want to warn you. might be disturbing to watch. cnn originally obtained th video showing a different vantage point of wednesday night's crash. the american airlines flight from wichita, kansas, on the right of your screen, was preparing to land at reagan national airport. it was making a turn toward the runway when that army helicopter collides with it over the potomac river. all 67 people in both aircraft were killed. investigators say the information found on the black boxes will be key. yesterday, divers recovered the chopper's data recorder that records both data and voice in the cockpit. the two

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