that the fda covered.iend and colleague is the dean at the university of maryland is also the former acting surgeon general and served 27 years in the u.s. public health service as a commissioned officer and trained in dermatology family medicine and occupational medicine. and then lastly the public was executive director of the american public health association. this health secretary he has experienced it as a clinician. were going to continue our discussion we start with doctor bush on. i want to start with you. you oversell the 50th anniversary of the surgeon general's report on smoking. you are both an idealist and a realist. what steps do you think we should take to lower the overall burdens of tobacco products used in the u.s. while protecting youth? >> but to acknowledge the facts and made incredible progress in this arena but let's pat ourselves on the back. public health is an incredible things. as you mentioned it was just 10 years ago in january that we issued the 50th anniversary report which

the public health community is very frustrated with the fda. of this comes from regulatory tobacco policies and a sense that the agency is focused on talk as opposed to action and, dr. yagi talked about if they have -- we are probably not operating from a space of success. what you think we can do to push the fda towards action and what do you see as key levers and key barriers? >> one of the things we need to do in public health is moved from the mindset of implementing policy at a snails pace. to a more urgent approach. as you know, i trained in internal medicine and i always had the experience of being contemplative and dealing with disease on what i know but i spent a lot of it practicing emergency medicine which often means acting before you know what you need and just taking care of the patient. there is a regulatory mindset that we need to move to. it's not just the fda. it's really all of our regulative agencies. to dealing with the urgency of the problem. boris pointed out that 480,000 people is a big number but, you get a bigger numbe

we studied one before and after fda warnings and found dosages increased in the products after fda warningsactions are inadequate to date. they need to do more because it is not just these three products, tianeptine, kratom, phenibut, but others. >> thank you so much for joining us. >> my pleasure. amna: last week el salvador's president bukele was reelected. he first came into power in 2019 and for nearly two years has overseen a vast and brutal crackdown on gangs, transforming the nation from one of the deadliest in the world one of the safest in latin america, but that peace has come at a cost, thousands of innocent people jailed and and undermined democracy. i traveled to two cities north of the capital san salvador to file this report. reporter: for two years, patricia has prayed for her partner's return. victor was imprisoned in the el salvador's war on gangs. >> i do not know anything about him and that hurts because we were a very united family. reporter: his absence is felt in every room and at every meal. in 2022, victor and patricia's son roderigo were arrested, without evidence,

products after fda warnings.'s actions are inadequate to date. they need to do a lot more because it is not just these three products -- tianeptine, kratom, phenibut, but others. more than a dozen foreign drugs being sold currently as dietary supplements in the united states. ali: dr. peter cohen, associate professor of medicine at harvard medical school, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. amna: last week el salvador's president bukele was reelected. you landslide win. he first came into power in 2019 and for nearly two years has overseen a vast and brutal crackdown on gangs, transforming the nation from one of the deadliest in the world to one of the safest in latin america, but that peace has come at a cost, thousands of innocent people jailed and, critics say, undermined democracy. i traveled with a producer to two cities north of the capital san salvador to file this report. for two years, patricia has prayed for her partner's return. victor was one of the more than 75,000 people imprisoned in el salva

the fda are highly skewed towards avoiding risks. so there's a tendency us to have drugs that are safer, but not to have drugs that are effective. now i've heard remarkable statements from some of these committees in considering drugs. one has seen the statement. there are not enough patients with disease of this severity to warrant marketing. this drug for general use. now, that's fine if what you're trying to do is to minimize drug toxicity for the whole population. but if you happen to be one of these, not enough patients and you have a disease that is of high severity or disease, that's very rare, then that's just tough on you. for ten years. mrs. estero dean suffered from severe asthma. the medication she received serious side effects. her condition was getting worse, but the drug her doctor preferred was prohibited by the fda. so twice a year mrs. usdin had to out on a journey. i had been very sick. i had been in and out of the hospital several times. and they couldn't seem. to find a way to control the asthma. and i had to cha

this includes officials from the cdc and the fda. you are watching live coverage on c-span3 . >> i advised members and remind them of all the rows of corn. the issues we are debating are important. the members feel deeply about. i understand that. while vigorous disagreement is part of the legislative process, members are reminded that we must adhere to established standards of decorum and debate. this is a reminder that is a violation of house rules and the rules of this committee to engage in personalities regarding other members or to question the motives of a colleague. remarks about type are not permitted by the rules and are not in keeping with the best traditions of our committee. this is a very serious matter. the chair will enforce these roles of the courtroom at all times and urge all members to be mindful of their remarks today. if the chair finds the member to be in violation, remember will be suspended of speaking for the remainder of the hearing but i never organize myself for the purpose of making an opening statement.

i was at fda at the time. they can do the same thing here. they can put in place controls that filter out these messages to children. i don't think phillip morris wants this to be marketed to kids and wants to see the youth use rise, because it will spoil the market for adult smokers, and adults who still want to access nicotine aren't necessarily smokers, but want to enjoy nicotine, don't want to do it through products of combustion. as long as it remains legal, adults are going to seek it out, some portion of adults will seek it out. they're better off with a product like this or a vaping product than a cigarette, because, again, it's the products of combustion that causes all the death and disease. >> fascinating conversation, dr. gottlieb. glad to have you with us. thank you. >>> coming up, this tech name tops the newest just 100 list, despite most of its tech peers falling in the ranks. we'll reveal it and the most important issues in the survey, that is next. - "best thing i've ever done." that's what freddie told me. - it was the best

>>> the groundbreaking new treatment for the deadliest form of skin cancer just fda approved. how doctors are using a patient's own cells as treatment, and could it work against other cancers? >>> and the stunning new a.i. technology blurring the lines over what's really real. can you tell the difference? >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, and welcome. it was a case that cut straight to the heart of donald trump's brand as a high-flying successful real estate mogul, but tonight the business empire he built and rode to fame is teetering on a judge's decision, ordering him and the trump organization to pay more than $350 million in civil penalties, plus millions more in interest for lying about his wealth for financial gain. the suit was brought by new york attorney general letitia james. it names mr. trump, his close associates, and the company itself. the judge had previously found the former president liable for falsely inflating his net worth by billions of dollars in order to land favorable bank loan terms. trump has denied the accu

ahora sabemos que la fda dice que no son tan exactos. cÓmo podemos medir los niveles de glucosa?ron a ver relojes inteligentes. sin embargo, son muy poco confiables, los que aparecen en el reloj con la realidad de la sangre. existe un parche que te pones cada 10 o 14 dÍas en el brazo, que cuides, lo Único que tiene que hacer es acercar tu telÉfono celular a Él, y sale nÚmero de cuÁnto quieres. la gran diferencia entre este tipo de tecnologÍa y el reloj, es que estos parches tienen una micro aguja que estÁ conectada con el sistema capilar por debajo de la piel, y realmente estÁ tomando muestras continuas de sangre. los relojes inteligentes se supone que estÁn leyendo lo que te dice la piel, cÓmo tiene la piel de azÚcar. eso no sirve, no debe ser usado por el momento. carolina: no quiere decir que la gente no los utilice, yo sÉ que usted tiene uno de esos relojes inteligentes y lo usa para otro tipo de cosas, por empleo, para medir el corazÓn quÉ tan importante que una persona hable con su mÉdico? me decÍa la vez pasada que hay compaÑÍas de seguro que atraparon para que una persona

so the stock price of imclone depended very, very much on what the fda would determine.e statistically had proven that our drug worked. the erbitux process was one that had a hiccup. sam had learned that the fda, in late 2001, was not going to allow imclone to file an application to get erbitux approved. for investors, that's really negative news. and he knew the stock was going to take a tumble. there is one stock on the nasdaq really getting knocked around here today. imclone systems is tumbling more than $9. that's about 20% of its value. shares of imclone, which we've talked a lot about today, did fall after the fda rejected the company's application for a new cancer drug. [ominous music] there were really millions of dollars at stake for sam waksal. but december 27, which is the key day before imclone stock had plunged, he goes to his stockbroker peter bacanovic and says, in effect, sell all my imclone, and all my relatives are going to sell all their imclone. before that information became public, authorities say waksal's relatives sold more than $10 million in imc

. >>> also tonight, the fda sounding the alarm about a potentially deadly drug.nd unlike many drugs sold on the street, a lot of users are buying it at places like gas stations nationwide valerie castro with our report from alabama. >> reporter: tonight, >> reporter: tonight, so-called gas station heroin finding its way into stores around the country. >> see these little gas stations right here these are the places they would sell them. >> reporter: the substance called tianeptine, found as an ingredient in some over the counter products labeled a dietary supplements. krissy used supplements containing the drug for three years, visiting various gas stations to buy the brand tianna red, fueling a $150 a day habit for an energy boost. >> just because it's legal and over the counters, i compare it to fentanyl and heroin >> reporter: dr. william rushton, a toxicologist in alabama, calling it a growing threat to public health. >> it really acts a lot like an opioid it's not when you take it, but it's when you stop taking it, becoming very ill, very agitated. >> report

the doctor hopes the new fda approval will make it more accessible and affordable to her patients >> very same day the fda approved the drug we were writing prescriptions. >> reporter: for liam's parents, it's life changing how does it feel knowing that you don't have to walk on eggshells with liam now? >> it's very freeing we don't have to worry about every little thing he gets into. >> reporter: a new found freedom for he yliam and potentially life-saving option for families. >>> still to come. kevin costner is finally leaving yellowstone to set off for a new horizon. the first look at the epic return to the big screen t the e return to the big screen. adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of illness-causing bacteria detergents leave behind. clean is good. sanitized is better. sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand. and wakes up feeling like himself. get the rest to be your best with non-habit forming zzzquil. ♪ ♪ to 50 years with my best friend and my soulmate. [clanking] [gasping] nooo... aya... quick, the quick

breathing. >> this is a huge game changer for our patients. >> reporter: this doctor hopes the new fda approval will make it more accessible and affordable to her patients. >> the very same day the fda approved the drug we were writing prescriptions. >> reporter: for liam's parents it's life changing. >> how does it feel knowing you don't have to walk on egg shells with liam now? >> i think it's very freeing. we can keep an eye on him but also not worry as much on every little thing he gets into. >> reporter: a newfound freedom for liam and potentially life-saving option for families priya sridhar, nbc news. >>> up next, celebrating the heritage of black cowboys with a big boost from beyonce we'll explain. >>> finally, beyonce is making history, the first black woman to top the billboard country charts and it comes as an event honoring the tradition of america's black cowboys winds to her hometown priscilla thompson is there. >> reporter: by wagon and on horseback, more than 300 black cowboys and girls ride into houston. >> people here trail ride, cowboy, cowgirl, and they don't always

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. >>> good news for the millions of americans who suffer from food allergies, the fda recently approvingce allergic reactions from foods, even including peanuts. we get more from priya sridhar. >> reporter: liam is one of more than 2 million children who suffer from multiple food allergies in the u.s. after breaking out in hives as a baby his parents discovered he was allergic to multiple foods, including nuts and eggs. >> it was really daunting to try to keep track of what he can and cannot eat. >> reporter: for liam just one peanut could mean a trip to the emergency room for anaphylactic shock. >> the thought of that happening to our child is absolutely terrifying. >> reporter: that's why liam's parents jumped at the chance to join a groundbreaking study, stanford researchers wanted to see if the drug xolair normally prescribed for asthma could also help with accidental exposures to multiple food allergens, including nuts. >> they're making antibodies and xolair acts like a sponge to take them out of circulation. >> reporter: while the drug doesn't eliminate the allergy, it reduces all

initial readings through a nap are approved by the fda. fda for blood glucose monitoring. researchers at uc san francisco say they found a way to predict alzheimer's disease up to 7 years before symptoms appear by using artificial intelligence. the researchers used data from more than 5 million patients. >> we can try to understand how is the disease different in men and women and specifically in women with dana fide. also prosus as a predictive feature. but i will say it's not still pro says it's a combination. all of the various things. in the clinical record, that one was just one of the strongest ones. >> the researchers hope the approach can also be used with other hard to diagnose diseases. coming up, members of the california black legislative caucus introduced a slate of bills on reparations. what the proposals call for and why some say they don't go far enough. and republicans in the legislature vow to combat retail theft for small businesses across california. but first, another effort to curb crime in oakland, how curb crime in oakland, how city leaders are part

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it's really extraordinary for a court to second guess the medical opinions of the fda. that rule or it could overrule it and allow the fda to regulate in this space. this is an interesting question. on the one hand, the conservative court is no friend of abortion, as we saw in the dobbs case. this would have major impact for all pharmaceutical makers if the fda's decision to approve a drug and its use can be second guessed in this way. interesting case with equities that i think will be intentioned before this court. >> a drug that's been in use and approved by the fda for 20 years, in fact. barbara mcquade, author of "attack from within, how disinformation is sabotaging america." we look forward to talking to you about the book. >>> moments ago, nikki haley became emotional in her speech. she was talking about her husband who is deployed overseas after donald trump ridiculed her for her husband's absence from the campaign trail. she spoke about prayers and other military families say to keep our troops safe. >> i wish my michael was here today. i wish our children and

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the fda decision today allows hopefully for affordable access. that's why this is a big deal.'re watching this, though, this is not like an epinephrine shot. this is not to be used if somebody is already in an anaphylactic shock. this is not like an epipen. talk to your pediatrician about access to it. if you're an adult, talk to your primary care provider. still avoid exposure to foods that may cause a severe reaction. you don't want to think everything is fully safe. there's more room for error. >> 30 seconds left, but how young a child could take this? >> one year of age and older. we're talking about something that's going to be transform transformative, this is a source of significant anxiety for families. >> dr. vin gupta, always good to have you on the program. thank you. >>> coming up, a colorado murder mystery. monday classes canceled after two people were found gunned down in a university dorm room. what really happened. >>> you can watch the best parts of our show anytime on you tube. go to msnbc.com/jansing, stay close. more "chris jansing reports" right after this

, and there's only one that's been approved by the fda.ntable attempted, you know, they're tinny, you know, it's been very, very is unsuccessful in some cases. >> yes. no, the esteem, and i hope you can see it here, it's a little hard on the zoom, i know, but the's esteem is a fully-implanted active -- liz: lift it a little higher. >> i'm sorry. liz: that's okay. >> the thing i'll draw your attention to is the sensor. that's what makes envoy medical unique in every day. this sensor is not a microphone, this sensor sits on the opt cls inside the ear, so the sound will come down your ear canal, hit your eardrum, and we will pick up the vibrations from your eardrum. and then to transfer to the cochlear implant, we use that same sensor for the, for the acclaim as well. so, again, we're using that sensor to pick up sound from the vibration of the membrane, and then we stimulate using the electrode similar to the other cochlear implants out there. liz: glen, when you looked at this, is it something -- listen, $48 -- 480 million people around the

. >> would you have tried to stop the fda from approving the covid vaccine?> i would have said that they need to do science to show that the vaccine is actually going to avert more problems than it's -- than it's causing. >> so would you have sought to stop the fda from approving it? >> listen, i don't -- my policy is not going to interfere with anybody who wants to take the vaccine >> reporter: some of his views led four prominent members of his own family to say he does not share the same values as their father >> why should americans ignore those words? >> well, you know, listen, i disagree with my family on a lot of stuff i have family members who strongly support me >> reporter: and kennedy tells us he now intends to name his vice presidential running mate within the next month lester >> vaughn hillyard, thank you. >>> coming up, the bayou music tradition being rediscovered the sound of new orleans before jazz. ♪ >>> i can hear you [ cheers ] >> it was one of the iconic images after the 9/11 attacks president george w. bush at ground zero with his arm ar

and what fda of official, she described it this way.otes while it will not eliminate food allergies or allow patients to consume food allergens freely. its repeated use will help reduce the health impact if accidental exposure occurs. and in one clinical study, here's an example of how this works among patients who have a severe peanut allergy those who are taking xolair 68% of them did not have a moderate to severe reaction when they were exposed to a single dose of peanuts. in this study. that's in comparison with 6% of people taking a placebo. so there's an example of how this works. it gives that again that insurance policy that you will have a reduced risk of having anaphylaxis or a severe reaction. sarah, that is really good to know my best friend and my producer or walk around with those epipens and so but they'd still need to do that potentially, right? just just in case if they were to take this drug as a treatment, if you are having a severe reaction? yes. exactly. >> all right. jacqueline howard. thank you so much for bringin

fda is investigating controversial alzheimer's medication is now being taken off the market.pharmaceutical company biogen is ending efforts to gain full approval from the fda of an expensive drug designed to treat alzheimer's. the company also said it will terminate the development and the sale of that particular drug. biogen was criticized for pursuing the approval of the medicine that many doctors said wasn't fully proven to work. san francisco based okta is the latest tech company to announce layoffs. >> the identity management company plans to cut 400 jobs. about 7% of its workforce. in a message to employees, the company's ceo said the layoffs are due to the reality that costs are still too high. it's the second round of layoffs for okta. it cut 300 employees one year ago, layoffs at google is costing the company more than its culture. >> the tech giant's spent almost $3 billion in severance and related packages after 12,000 employees were laid off in the last year, parent company alphabet announced another 700 million in expenses is expected in the first quarter of this

instead, fda official, dr. kelly stone describes it like this, quotes, while it will not eliminate food allergies or allow patients to consume food allergens freely. it's repeated use will help reduce the health impact. if accidental exposure occurs. so that means brianna, this is really to reduce your body's risk of having a severe reaction >> that's, it's amazing how well does it work? and are there any potential side effects? >> yes. what we know from clinical trials, this is looking at patients with a peanut allergy. those who are given xolair about 68% of them when they were exposed to a single dose of peanuts, did not have a moderate to severe reaction and that's a comparison with only 6% of people who were given a plus cbo. now, there are side effects with this injection. there could be reactions at the injection site or fever is another side effect, but this could potentially impact a lot of people we know that about 6% of people in the us have food allergies. the only thing here is cost solar costs abo

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. >>> plus, it was just approved by the fda, the new treatment for the deadliest form of skin cancerlot of people's attention. >>> i am chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, we are tracking weather for the weekend. expect temperatures to be chilly here through tomorrow, with a chance of rain from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and overall two different storms in three days. some on and off rain and even a >>> newly released video of a robbery in san francisco is raising questions about sf pd's pursuit policy. the video shows officers arriving on the scene and letting the suspects get away. it looks as if the arriving police officer waits for a full 15 seconds before the suspects run out of the building, and hop in the getaway car. here is nbc bay area. >> here's the security video that shows a robbery progress at a look at bar in san francisco. happening in september 3:30 in the morning. a neighbor called police after hearing people breakthrough the front door. a police car with lights and sirens pulls up in what turns out to be a getaway car. for 15 seconds there seems to be a pause as the suv

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fda or regulatory risk is one element. that in the past year, we hav, over 50 approvals in the year alone and the calendar is not slowing down. i think there is really good dialogue in the industry. there is also scientific and clinical risk. but companies are getting smarter about the way they design studies. a focus on rare diseases helps focus down to a specific population that you can deliver value to. i think there are unique ways to find insight. >> we just put up a chart of some of your choices in the area. i think neurocrine systems wuss one, edge wise, and viridian. i'm guessing there are not too many people watching right now who know anything about those companies. so i invite you to tell us. >> absolutely. let's start with neurocrine. this is a larger cap name with a product ingressa. the carta diskinesia market has only diagnosed about 35% of the patients but ingressa already has a $2 billion run. and beyond that, they are marketing another product that should be in the market by 2025. so a lot to like here wi

the fda approving a medication to reduce the risk of severe reactions. how it works and who it can help. ♪ >>> burning up the ice. overtime thriller overnight. >> they score! >> the comeback rocking the nhl stadium series, plus the jonas brothers heating up met life. we're skating into the week with nhl commissioner gary bettman, live. and celebrating the road to the oscars. >> oppenheimer. >> killian murphy. >> who won big on london's big night? >> i want to thank my fellow nominees. and my oppen-homies. >> all the awards and the big surprise on stage. >> announcer: live in times square, this is good morning america. >> good morning america. it is good to have eva and demarco with me to start on this president's day. we want to get right to the powerful storm battering california right now. tens of millions of people are underflood alerts as the ground and much of the storm zone is drying out. faith abubey is in santa barbara where some evacuation warnings are in effect. good morning, faith. >> reporter: good morning, michael. officials are encouraging

>> i'm saying the fda is saying that they don't work and the fda is warning that if you are using a ring blood glee coast e level it is not accurate compared to invasive way. >> steve: because it doesn't pierce your skin. >> if that's true or not is a different story. while they're not touting, this samsung just announced a brand new galaxy ring with a bunch of health and wellness focused on it. i'm not hearing about glucose on it. the technology is going to get there what they are saying right now if you are leaning on this and you have diabetes and we are dealing with millions of americans who have it, don't lean on a noninvasive ring or smart watch to measure your sugar level. >> brian: it >> steve: it will give you a number it just won't be accurate. this was in the tease. would you folks get into a taxi that flies? there would be somebody driving it but also it could be an ambulance that flies. it could be a cargo ship or something like that. would you get in something like that? >> that is a rather spectacular device called the super now. that you're going to see flying over our sk

here on set with, us are former fda commissioner and cnbc contributor. peter, let's begin with you. a rare disease? how do you define it? >> a radices in the united states is a population of patients under 200,000. that is the driver for the drug -- >> if you put all those diseases with 200,000 or a fewer cases combined, how many people are you talking about in the aggregate? >> we say 7000 reared diseases and about 30 million people in america, one in ten americans are impacted by a rare disease. so it's a significant number. >> reporter: so rare diseases are prevalent than. they may be rare but in some they are quite prevalent. >> that is correct. that is correct. i would say, tyler, that you know, the important thing here is that, the 7000 rare diseases, the 30 million americans, 95% of them don't have an authorized or approved fda therapy. so that is a real challenge. we have 95% of the population who don't have a therapy. >> how costly are these diseases in the aggregate? number one? and number two, are they normally life-threatening, life limiting or are they chronic and manag