osha, cms, with the federal contractor vaccine mandate? >> discuss to the question you asked my boss earlier which is that government is doing a lot of things in response to the pandemic and i don't think that is a surprise. this is an unprecedented pandemic that touches every aspect of american life. it does affect the authorities of -- >> you think the government has picked the three most pressing areas to address and doing it in order? like osha, by cms, by federal contractors? why not other areas? covid-19 is also a serious problem. >> the federal government has suggested government with literal -- limited powers. congress has made osha responsible for workplace safety, may cms responsible for medicaid and medicare patients, and those agencies have explained their conclusions why those authorities are called upon by the unity threat that the pandemic poses in both contexts. >> i thought you might have said , we are dealing in this case with health care, with medicare and medicaid. what could be closer to addressing the covid-19 problem

it needs to be clear that the cms had has a tough decision to make. they are not really limiting coverage. they are choosing a middle ground. because the cms could have said we will cover everybody in medicare that is eligible. but, a lot of experts felt that that was not the way to go. given that we don't have enough evidence of this particular drug's benefits. the other alternative would be for medicare not to cover any of the patients who want the drug. that would have been the other extreme. what cms did was say we will cover it. but, we need to develop more evidence. therefore, we will cover it within these clinical trials that will enable patients to get access to the drug. but, so, we can develop more evidence so we can actually learn whether it works. >> dr. phillips says patients can talk to the doctors about potentially getting into one of those clinical trials for the drug. but, also says it is going to take several years to see if the evidence is there on this drug overall. now, if you have trouble sleeping, this may be for you. sleep junk

thank you so much for joining us >> thank you for having me >> two big announcements this week from cmshome tests or covid testing and the second about the coverage of the bio gen alzheimer's drug and i want to start there. you are limiting the coverage, issuing a rare limitation called the coverage with evidence development. what went into that decision >> thank you so much, again, bertha, for having me and giving me the opportunity to talk about this exciting development. as we know, alzheimer's is such a heartbreaking disease, both for the people who have it as well as for the families that care for them. it process we go through at cm stoorks determine what drugs will be covered is an evidence-based process we have responsibilities of making sure that it's appropriate for the medicare population we had two national stakeholder meetings and have our team of clinicians and scientists reviewed the evidence and decided that medicare to cover both -- as well as other drugs within the same class within the context of a clinical trial. >> you have a number of the nation's premier health sy

their position is that cms should cover the drug for people in the trials, but of course cms is takingaccount multiple factors. caroline: that breaking news and analysis. that does it from what'd you miss? we wish you all a good evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ from the heart of where power, money, and innovation collide, in silicon valley and beyond, this is "bloomberg technology" with emily chang. ♪ emily: coming up in the next hour, the volatility continues for big tech. are there more selloff to come? jamie dimon doubles d

other osha laws, other cms laws.hould nursing home employees have to be trained on infections. and you mentioned marriage testing. what about tuberculosis testing for jobs? what about school mandates, the laws requiring children to have the polio vaccine? i could go on for a long time and list all of the measures. that will be challenged. it's not -- let me add, it is not just the federal measures. if the court uses the kind of reasoning daniel is arguing, and we have seen it in some of the lower court opinions, suggesting the liberty interests here are so pressing that the court needs to read federal authority narrowly, those will be picked up to challenge estate measures. we may see an unraveling of all the health and safety laws, or at least contestation about things that have kept americans save for well over 100 years. host: the slippery slope argument, daniel suhr. guest: i think it cuts in a different direction. to say, if osha can do this, what can't they do? you can imagine a future president saying, if ther

the agency only wants to cover the drug in clinical trials approved by the cms itself or by the national institutes of health. this is concerning for page patients such as but in the arrow from oakland at 53 years old, but is living with alzheimer's and is in a current trial. the couple says medicine has given them their lives back. >> we do know that. he seems to be in better spirits. he's, you know, we're both just enjoying life. a lot more and it's a lot. let's a lot more peace of mind. and that stress that's everything and gives us hope for the future. so not having that is really frightening. >> and it is absolutely crucial that we not only develop more drugs as best as we can but that we casts a shadow on the things that are working now. >> cms reported doubts about whether the possible benefits of helm outweigh the safety risk, which includes headaches, dizziness and brain bleeds. but we'll stay in the trial and keep getting the drug, at least for another year after that, it's unknown. what will happen next. >> coming up in sports, the forty-niners getting ready for sunday's nfc c

the next couple of days could bring 15 cm or so.rs coming down the irish sea coasts, so northern ireland, the northwest of both england and wales, the northwest midlands seeing showers, and there'll also be plenty of showers coming down the north sea coasts. however, into wednesday, the winds change direction a little bit and should keep most of the showers away from the east coast. there will be lots of sunshine, cold and frosty, still snow showers affecting scotland and still that line of showers affecting northern ireland, the northwest of england and wales, the northwest midlands too. still chilly, temperatures at best around 5 or 6 degrees for many. now, into thursday's forecast. into that cold air moves these weather fronts. now, it's going to be quite an awkward kind of day for forecasting exactly how much snow there might be, because between these fronts, there's actually a zone of slightly less cold air — cold, mild, cold. so what will probably happen is that we'll probably start off with some snow falling on the leading ed

when he took office, inflation, crime, supply chain, healthcare or not which will be affected by the cms. our schools, just stop it prints out of our lives, our businesses, our states, we would be better off if they just stopped engaging. >> why hear you. since his into white house and what's going on. dr. marty makary i would like you to respond to this, watching. take stock and say things seem to change internally with the outreach for the hill is an incredible number now pray. >> let me give you a little bit of a different take on this for the president also recognizes as he is not always the most effective a messenger. everyone in the country is not looking for him to tell him what is going to dupree certainly knows that. >> there's a lot of talk about disappointments and things we have not gotten done, or going to get a lot of them done i might add. >> all right, you see doctor marty may carry the white house press secretary saying basically he's messing up the messaging it's not so top-down. we are seeing shortages of healthcare workers, show the list to the viewer because the pand

in a few minutes, we will hear argument in the cms case that it prevents -- presents a grave danger in medicare and medicaid facilities. not here, but in lower courts, the federal contractor mandate, the argument is going to be that it is a grave danger to federal contractors. can you give me examples of federal agencies where you would be willing to say covid is not a grave danger in that context? >> mr. chief justice, i have not surveyed the landscape of different authorities federal agencies can invoke. justice roberts: you represent them on a regular basis here and have a good idea of other federal agencies. i don't think it is hard to accept this idea that this is particular to this thing, it is an osha regulation, cms regulation, federal contractor regulation. . it seems the government is going agency by agency. it is referred to as a workaround and i am wondering what it is you are trying to work around? >> osha relied on express statutory authority to provide protection to the workforce from great dangers like this one. i don't dispute covid-19 is a danger and falls within the

in clinical trials approved by the cms itself or by the national institutes of health. that's a limited amount of people getting this. certainly folks in clinical trials and it's concerning for. but and claudia of year, they live in oakland at 53 years old, but is living with alzheimer's and is currently in a trial. the couple says the medicine has given them life back. >> we do know that. he seems to be in better spirits. >> he's, you know, we're both just enjoying life. a lot more and it's a lot. let's a lot more peace of mind. and that stress that's everything and gives us hope for the future. so not having that is really frightening. >> and it is absolutely crucial that we not only develop more drugs as best as we can but that we casts a shadow on the things that are working now. >> the cms reported doubts about whether the possible benefits helm outweigh the safety risks, which include headaches, dizziness and brain bleeds. it's also wildly expensive but it will stay in the trial for now and keep getting the drug for another year. after that, though, it is unknown.

now, it only wants to cover the drug in clinical trials that have been approved by the cms itself orthe national institutes of health. so this is very concerning for blood in claudia vieira. they live in oakland at 53 years old, but is living with alzheimer's and is in a current trial. the couple says the medicine has given them their life back. >> we do know that. he seems to be in better spirits. he's, you know, we're both just enjoying life. a lot more and it's a lot. let's a lot more peace of mind. and that stress that's everything and gives us hope for the future. so not having that is really frightening. >> and it is absolutely crucial that we not only develop more drugs as best we can but that we casts a shadow on the things that are working now. >> the cms reported doubts about whether the possible benefits of the drug outweigh the safety risks, which includes headaches, dizziness and brain bleeds. but we'll stay in the trial and keep getting the drug for another year after that, though, it's unclear what will happen next. and for the very first time, the national institute o

the cms reported doubts about whether the possible benefits do helm outweigh the safety risks, thoughey say the risks include headaches, dizziness and brain bleeds. but it is going to stay in the trial and keep getting this drug for another year. but after that. i don't know what's going to happen. it's a 42. we'll be right back. you want fries with that? introducing wendy's new hot and crispy fries. preferred, almost 2 to 1, over mcdonald's. [scream] try them today. only at wendy's. welcome to the happiest place on earth! where your happy... is everywhere! anywhere! he's the “pew-pew! pew-pew!” kinda happy. they're even happy-er. and you?! you're the ha-pee-ist of them all! because this place... has all the happy you never knew could exist. so you're a new kind of happy, every time you visit. welcome to your happiest place on earth! only at the disneyland resort. make every visit your happiest for as low as $110 per day for a disneyland® resort 3-day, 1-park ticket. >> welcome back. 8.45 on this thursday morning inching closer to the weekend. you can see it just like you can actually

because they haven't shown that they are whatsoever. >> kayleigh: let me just underscore that about cm laid out the december 17th demands and said how extraordinary they were, no expansion of nato, not allowing troops and eastern european countries that are already need on members, they were so extraordinary that a russian journalist said, it was the equivalent of saying dear father christmas, send me a live uniform. that was how extravagant prudence demands demands were and it led some russian to say he might be rejecting the united states with these maximalist demands and use that as a pretext. it might be sham diplomacy, and it's up to our commander-in-chief to see through it. i don't have much faith. >> harris: while we know he's got generals, and we know in afghanistan he didn't listen to them. i asked admiral curry, if they give him advice and he doesn't take it, that's the kind of transparency that we should see. we will move on. president biden announcing plans to come to the big apple to talk about gun violence after two of new york city's finest were gunned down in an ambush.

the next couple of days could bring 15 cm or so.sh sea coasts, so northern ireland, the northwest of both england and wales, the northwest midlands seeing showers, and there'll also be plenty of showers coming down the north sea coasts. however, into wednesday, the winds change direction a little bit and should keep most of the showers away from the east coast. there will be lots of sunshine, cold and frosty, still snow showers affecting scotland and still that line of showers affecting northern ireland, the northwest of england and wales, the northwest midlands too. still chilly, temperatures at best around 5 or 6 degrees for many. now, into thursday's forecast. into that cold air moves these weather fronts. now, it's going to be quite an awkward kind of day for forecasting exactly how much snow there might be, because between these fronts, there's actually a zone of slightly less cold air — cold, mild, cold. so what will probably happen is that we'll probably start off with some snow falling on the leading edge of this system. and

in fact, snow showers even to low levels over the highest hills — 15 cm of accumulating snow. with a little bit of sleet and snow over the high ground will slowly clear the southeast corner, then we see some sunshine, some wintry showers, a mix of rain, sleet and hill snow, especially out towards the west. those are the average wind speeds. the gusts will be stronger than that with the wind coming down from the north, so it is going to feel really chilly. on the thermometer, single—digit temperatures, 4—8 degrees. factor in the strength of the wind, this it what it will feel like. it will feel subzero across many northern parts of the uk. now, as we move through tuesday night, there's more snow to come in northern scotland, more wintry showers in the west, some clear spells elsewhere. it's going to be a cold night with frost and ice, temperatures dropping close to freezing, below freezing in quite a few places. so, a widespread frost to start wednesday morning, but wednesday should bring some decent spells of sunshine. a few showers still close to the east coast, one or two ou

one hand we were pleased the court struck down the osha mandates but disappointing that the left the cms mandates in place. the court relied on statutory construction, reached the fundamental constitutional questions about executive authority. still trying to get to the bottom of why justice roberts and justice gorsuch flipped. >> martha: it was kavanaugh. >> i'm sorry. yes. sorry. >> martha: one of the things that comes to my mind when i look at this decision and with regard to the healthcare facilities and upholding the vaccine mandate there because there's a federal dollar connection to those facilities, there's federal dollars in a lot of places across this country in universities, contractors, all over the place. is there an implication in this decision for other federally-funded or partially federally funded organizations in educational places? >> we hope not. that's one of the reasons why we have the lawsuit regarding the contractor mandate. it's unfair that the federal government basically provides all of this funding to things that they shouldn't be providing them for. they expe

now, it only wants to cover the drug in clinical trials approved by the cms itself or by the nationalnstitutes of health. this is a bit concerning for biden. claudia, the era they live in oakland and at 53 years old but is living with alzheimer's and is in a current trial. the couple says that the medicine has given them back their life. >> we do know that. he seems to be in better spirits. he's, you know, we're both just enjoying life. a lot more and it's a lot. let's a lot more peace of mind. and that stress that's everything gives us hope for the future. so not having that is really frightening. >> and it is absolutely crucial that we not only develop more drugs as best as we can. >> but that we casts a shadow on the thidgs that are working now. >> and the cms reported doubts about whether the possible benefits of at the helm outweigh the safety risks, which include headache, dizziness and potential. brain bleeds. but though, will stay in the trial and keep getting the drug for another year. after that, though, it's unknown what will happen next. we'll take a break. it's 5.38. and

if it's part of a clinical trial approved by the cms itself or by the national institutes of health, this is concerning for people like bud and claudia, the area who you see here, they live in oakland 53, but is living with alzheimer's and is in a current trial right now. but the couple says the medicine has been really giving them their life back. >> we do know that. he seems to be in better spirits. he's, you know, we're both just enjoying life. a lot more and it's a lot. let's a lot more peace of mind. and that stress that's everything gives us hope for the future. so not having that is really frightening. >> and it is absolutely crucial that we not only develop more drugs as best as we can >> but that we casts a shadow on the things that are working now. >> and the cms reported doubts about whether the possible benefits of out of home outweigh the safety risks, which at this point include headaches and dizziness. and in worst case, brain bleeds but says he'll stay in the trial and keep getting a drug for another year. but after that, they just don't know. >> still ahead on the kr

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that's it and osha regulation, a cms revelation. it seems to me that if the government is trying to work across the waterfront then it's just going agency by agency. and you referred to the approach as a workaround. and i'm wondering what it is you're trying to work around. >> what we're trying to do here and osha did was rely on its express statutory authority to provide protection to america's workforce from grave dangers like this one so i take the point and dispute that covid-19 is a danger in many contexts and falls within the jurisdiction of other agencies but think just because this is so prevalent, because it e.presents such a widespread harm somehow it has less power to do anything about it. >> is not so much it has no power, it's that the idea that this is specific to particular agencies, really doesn't hold much water when you're pickingthem off one by one . i think maybe it should be analyzed more broadly as this is an effect an effort to cover the waterfront. i'm not saying it's a bad thing but i don't know that we shou

here we could be looking at 10—20 cm of snow — that would lead to some transport disruption.some of the warm air could for a time climb above cold air at the surface — that's a recipe for freezing rain which could affect parts of oklahoma, kansas, missouri. now freezing rain is really dangerous — it's liquid rain that's got a temperature below zero, freezing solidly to ice on impact. roads could be turned to ice rinks locally. and very dangerous, indeed. and talking about dangerous weather across parts of the southeast, we're looking at some severe thunderstorms breaking out later on. the risk extends from parts of mississippi, arkansas, and areas of tennessee and kentucky — we could see some very powerful tornadoes late in the day. in parts of europe. there are also unusual temperatures in parts of europe. britain has enjoyed the warmest new year on record with temperatures of 16 celsius. and these pictures are from a french beach in arcochon — where people have also been enjoying the unusually warm weather. but the balmy temperatures have meteorologists worried — warmer win

guest: i don't know which way the supreme court is going to go on the osha case and the cms case. i listen as i could to some of the arguments presented on friday. i found them fascinating. one of the things that's getting lost in the political baseball discussion is just talking about the vaccines on their level. and they remain incredibly important. vaccines are the greatest tool we have right now to fight back against covid. the fact that you can get two primary doses and a booster of tax and still have really good efficacy against omicron variant that has mutated so many times to me is miraculous. these vaccines are highly effective. you can protect yourself and your family. they have proven to be safe. we have never had a more robust safety monitoring system in place and we do now. the feds have proven to be incredibly transparent when they get a signal that there is some safety event. all of the advisory committee meetings are public and live-streamed for anyone that wants to watch. i think the more we can continue talking about the strong safety system in place and how good

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more than 60 cm of snow fell on parts of new york state, as well as in massachusetts, where high windses have declared emergencies and residents across the eastern seaboard have been told to avoid unnecessary travel. here's our north america correspondent, peter bowes. a blanket of snow covers times square in new york city, the streets largely deserted as most people hunker down at home. this has been a colossal storm — a �*bomb cyclone' as it is known — a combination of heavy snow and strong winds approaching the strength of a hurricane. this winter wonderland in the heart of new york city is fun for some, but heading out for a selfie moment is not advised by the authorities. the blizzard conditions can be extremely dangerous. the snowscapes in new york are repeated across great swathes of the eastern united states. boston airport in massachusetts is under a thick layer. across the region, around 6,000 weekend flights have been cancelled. in many neighbourhoods, snowploughs and salt spreaders have been working for hours to try to clear the roads. many homes are without power. you get

the cms requirement for health care workers was kept in place and that is good news, there are a number of companies across the country that are good models. >> has the president moved the neil at all with the two senators after talking about the voting rights? i do not know if you think there is a fight worth having, are you clear and you want tell your supporters to be clear, that the votes on the filibuster rules are going to fail. >> if we believe everything every pundit said out there and listen to that the president would not have run for office, he would not be president, would not have an intro structure bill that is law. we have heard what members have said, it is important about where they stand on the filibuster. the president will stay at it as you heard of c yesterday because he believes voting rights are a fundamental right for people across the country. >> happy friday. >> tonight we want -- mark the first anniversary of an almost unthinkable date in our history. the date in which a violent mob reached u.s. capitol to try to stop the mt

in fact, snow showers even to low levels over the highest hills — 15 cm of accumulating snow. band of cloud and rain with a little bit of sleet and snow over the high ground will slowly clear the southeast corner, then we see some sunshine, some wintry showers, a mix of rain, sleet and hill snow, especially out towards the west. those are the average wind speeds. the gusts will be stronger than that with the wind coming down from the north, so it is going to feel really chilly. on the thermometer, single—digit temperatures, 4—8 degrees. factor in the strength of the wind, this it what it will feel like. it will feel subzero across many northern parts of the uk. now, as we move through tuesday night, there's more snow to come in northern scotland, more wintry showers in the west, some clear spells elsewhere. it's going to be a cold night with frost and ice, temperatures dropping close to freezing, below freezing in quite a few places. so, a widespread frost to start wednesday morning, but wednesday should bring some decent spells of sunshine. a few showers still close to the ea

in fact, snow showers even to low levels over the highest hills — 15 cm of accumulating snow.d of cloud and rain with a little bit of sleet and snow over the high ground will slowly clear the southeast corner, then we see some sunshine, some wintry showers, a mix of rain, sleet and hill snow, especially out towards the west. those are the average wind speeds. the gusts will be stronger than that with the wind coming down from the north, so it is going to feel really chilly. 0n the thermometer, single—digit temperatures, 4—8 degrees. factor in the strength of the wind, this it what it will feel like. it will feel subzero across many northern parts of the uk. now, as we move through tuesday night, there's more snow to come in northern scotland, more wintry showers in the west, some clear spells elsewhere. it's going to be a cold night with frost and ice, temperatures dropping close to freezing, below freezing in quite a few places. so, a widespread frost to start wednesday morning, but wednesday should bring some decent spells of sunshine. a few showers still close to the east c

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may be around two to five cm.dle part of the day particularly in orkney. very blistering. temporary blizzard conditions over the high ground in scotland. wintry showers will be moving down the irish sea into the north of wales in northwest england. could see a little bit of sleet or snow mixed in. the snow showers will be across scotland. wednesday, more showers coming down the eastern coast of scotland and england. a few of those can be wintry and there will be frequent showers as well affecting north wales and northwest england. anotherfairly affecting north wales and northwest england. another fairly chilly day particularly in those cold winds. on thursday, whetherfront particularly in those cold winds. on thursday, whether front moves particularly in those cold winds. on thursday, whetherfront moves in. there will be a spell of snow on the leading edge of the system, but it will be confined to the high ground for many as milder air pushes in for a time. we could see some of the snow lasting for a while. there

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down the former residents of the president and they basically looted shopping malls, banks or egg cm's. and so won't be effectively managed to completely drive out the police of from the city from the premises. so it was completely, well, absolutely lawless. it was lawless there, as well. mobs were allowed to run a mock rampantly armed again with guns and with that live ammunition as well, even us journalists. we have to live in an absolute information vacuum because it's a state of emergency, a country wide state of emergency and the internet is down completely. there's no way to access the web or not via a wire, not via anything. so our communications have been reduced to text messages and occasional calls. so it's very hard to verify any sort of information that we're getting beat from the government or from the source is on the ground. so every bit of information has to be treated very cautiously while the response definitely has changed in the past 24 hours. basically, in the, initially the government seemed very understanding and try to make steps to woods or the towards the dema

the next couple of days could bring 15 cm or so., the northwest midlands seeing showers, and there'll also be plenty of showers coming down the north sea coasts. however, into wednesday, the winds change direction a little bit and should keep most of the showers away from the east coast. there will be lots of sunshine, cold and frosty, still snow showers affecting scotland and still that line of showers affecting northern ireland, the northwest of england and wales, the northwest midlands, too. still chilly, temperatures at best around 5 or 6 degrees for many. now, into thursday's forecast. into that cold air moves these weather fronts. now, it's going to be quite an awkward kind of day for forecasting exactly how much snow there might be, because between these fronts, there's actually a zone of slightly less cold air — cold, mild, cold. so what will probably happen is that we'll probably start off with some snow falling on the leading edge of this system. and the snow might stick around for a while, actually, across east scotland —