they to criticize fda -- they criticized fda for using a check the box format. bo a,u have? randomizedolletrial? udy? and longitudinal cohort no. the was also boc -- box c, other evidence. >> concretely, what would fall into box c? what would be an adequate substitute for either a randomized controlled trial or under general -- or longitudinal cohort study? >> they were not saying there's any parr thg you need. you need sent ientific evidence to persuade us this is true. what they ended up providing was ew othe scientific literature that s, there are no sufficiently reliable trials that establish a connection between flavors and adult cessation with respects to garee smoking. it wou havto be those particular trials. there cave en other surveys. had there been other studies in the literature ttablh this, there was thisof evidence about unflavored e-cigarettes out there b this instance there was no evidence needed to show that in their case flavors are crucial to getting adults a switch. >>s this an accurate summary of the of the -- of the fda's position? you may succeed if yo

and that is wh fda said. it saicoulhave shown this with othe evidence but do not have sufficient evidence. they criticize theda for using what they call a check the box format. do you have raed controlled trial, no? do you have a longitudinal cohort study, no? but there was other evidence. there was a box for anything else that they had that would satisfy the statutory criteria of being sufficient scientific evidence. >> concretely, what fall into box c, what would be an adequate substitute for a randomized controlled trial or a longitudinal cohort study. >> the fda sai there is not any particular thing that you need. you need sufficient scient evidce to persuade us that thisue. review of the scientificing was noufficiently reliable trialse that establish a connection between flavors and adult cessation result to cigarette smoking. it wot he to be those particulars. coulhave been other surveys in the literature had there been other studies that actually establish this. there was this type ofnce that was out t

if we don't know what fda thought abouyou ould remand and let the fda figure with of the 20 pages madea difference. if they are 20 pages that the fda has denied over and over, we don't think it matters that much. chief justice roberts: justice thomas, anything further justice alito? justice alito: on the harmless error point, is harmless error review confined to administraveecord in the case at hand? mr. gannon: i don't think in this instance -- i think you woed tevaluate on the basis of what you know about t agency. k yocan take notice of haalready done.things that f and we are primarily pointing at things fda had done before it engaged in tarkeng denial orders. but note that subsequent orders apply to the samern that these youth marketing restrictions weren't independently iento reduce the risk to youth posed by flavored rett in order to say you don't need to have tra befit on the adult side of the equation in or hava net population benefit. your harmless error argument is based on the order that the fda issued after the in this case and tic technology development case. is that op to

the fda should be independent agency. a chance the administration and the folks in it will decide to allow 20 plus years of fda approved medication to stand. i'm skeptical about the court. that said, we absolutely have to continue to build public awareness. we ran a multiplatform campaign educating american voters about the importance of medication abortion. that is what we are poised to do again. it matters when the public raises awareness and consciousness and i hope the court is watching because as you noted, they have never been less popular in this country and overturning roe was a terrible precedent to set for so many issues that trump and the gop are trying to avoid. being tagged with. >> you know, i wonder independent of this particular effort to ban medication abortion, there is also state level efforts like the one undertaken by texas attorney general ken paxton who is suing a new york doctor for unlawfully providing abortion inducing drugs to texas residents which is in direct violation of state law. basically,

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the fda recommendations still need to undergo a review process.irst reported on this issue last january, when the ceo of roots community health clinic in east oakland coauthored a study that highlighted the inaccuracies of those devices. so what do you and your family need to know about the accuracy of the oxygen reader at your home, or maybe even your local doctor's office? we're getting answers with doctor noah abelardo, ceo of roots community health center. doctor, we appreciate you joining us live. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> first, doctor, because i know you've been really engrossed in this issue for years. i'd love to just get your reaction to those newly proposed guidelines released from the fda today. >> well, certainly glad to see that something was released. we know that the fda has acknowledged that this is an issue, and that patients and purchasers of these devices need to be made aware of the potential risk that is entailed with these devices and the fact that they are less accurate in people with darker skin to

the fda is supposed to be above politics.already know and we know the play book from project 2025. we know based on these nominees that trump is putting forward and folks he's surrounding himself with. they have every intent at pursuing this agenda. i think it's so interesting, however, that donald trump himself understands, extremely well, how deeply and popular that agenda is, which is why that meet the press interview was so interesting and why he is so careful to not commit one way or another. he knows the majority of americans, including the ones who voted for him, support access to abortion, including medication abortion and that it is popular and it's the most widely used form of abortion in this country. >> i think that political reality is interesting, right? you can see him trying to have it both ways when you talk to nbc's kristen welker. thingsdon't change, things do change. just keeping the door flapping open in the wind, if not just open to whatever may happen, you know? i do think it puts his fda in the hot sea

the fda is banning a popular dye used in candy, soda and other products. the ban on red dye number three comes more than three decades after it was first found to cause cancer in lab rats. manufacturers have until 2027 to reformulate their products. federal health officials are also working to limit nicotine levels in cigarettes. in a proposal announced today. they say the move could reduce the addictiveness of tobacco products and make them easier to quit. a group of medical experts is proposing a new way to determine if someone is obese. they say patients should be evaluated based on body fat and related health conditions instead of bmi, which considers height and weight only. they also recommend two categories preclinically obese and clinically obese. drugmaker eli lilly says one of its medications has been approved to treat adults with moderate to severe crohn's disease, which impacts the digestive tract. the drug is already approved in the u.s. to treat other bowel diseases. researchers say. about a million people in the u.s. have crohn's disease, and

today, the fda saying the dye has not been linked to cancer in humans, only in rats, but the fda noting, it is required by law to remove any additive found to cause cancer in people or animals. >> these products have been banned in europe for many, many years, so, i wonder why i the fda approved them in the first place. >> reporter: tonight, some in the food color industry pushing back on the ban, pointing to the fda's own acknowledgement that red dye 3 isn't believed to pose the same cancer risk to humans. david, food companies have until january 2027 to remove the dye from their products. drug companies have a year after that. david? >> david: erielle, zhu. >>> when we come back here, the news coming in. the passenger jet pilot who has been arrested at the airport for alleged dui. >>> and the sports star break-in. three stanley cup rings stolen tonight. i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, he

the head of the fda won't do it, who will? it's going to take the leaders who are brave enough to tell processed food companies to stop putting profits over our health. california passed a bill to ban dies in school spirit it was a unanimous decision. all democrats, republicans, and lawmakers and 15 15 other sts also look at the same. this is a type of leadership we desperately need. president trump just posted last week about the harmful additives found in american bread that is banned in your pick a fight we started over ten years ago petitioning subway to remove as a die carbon on by a cantors compound you find in yoga mats and she rubber. never in my life have i seen this kind of top-down leadership for these issues. it's the story picky to sit back and take it anymore. we the people can change this food system together. this is our moment. thank you very much. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, can we please here it for donald trump and robert f. kennedy for bringing to the top of the national conversation? i know many o

today, the fda saying the dye has not been linked to cancer in humans, only in rats, but the fda noting, it is required by law to remove any additive found to cause cancer in people or animals. >> these products have been banned in europe for many, many years, so -- i wonder why the fda approved them in the first place. >> reporter: tonight, some in the food color industry pushing back on the ban, pointing to the fda's own acknowledgement that red dye 3 isn't believed to pose the same cancer risk to humans. david, food companies have until january 2027 to remove the dye from their products. drug companies have a year after that. david? >> david: all right, erielle, thank you. >>> when we come back here, news coming in. the passenger jet pilot who has been arrested at the airport for alleged dui. >>> and the sports star break-in. three stanley cup rings stolen tonight. ri-zone. i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular eve

well, the fda says no more.he synthetic dye made from petroleum because of two studies that showed high levels cause cancer in male rats. food manufacturers will have two years to reformulate their products. red dye number 3 was banned in cosmetics some 35 years ago. this is a big win for advocacy groups, lester, who have been literally fighting for decades to get this ban. >> anne, thanks very much. we'll take a break. up next, startup culture after the wildfires. the small businesses vowing to come back from the ruins. next. come back from the ruins, next. n was no longer . my active psoriatic arthritis joint symptoms held me back. don't let symptoms define you... emerge as you, with clearer skin. with tremfya®, most people saw 100% clear skin... ...that stayed clear, even at 5 years. tremfya® is proven to significantly reduce joint pain, stiffness, and swelling. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell you

. >>> the fda banning a red dye used in everything from beverages to candy, the potential cancer risk> after california's fire disaster, small businesses ready to rise from the ruins. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, welcome. the middle east is on tenterhooks as news settles in of a ceasefire deal between israel and hamas, will see the return of hostages held in gaza, the release of some prisoners held in israeli jails and the end of fighting. 15 months after the october 7th hamas attack on israel, the terms were hammered out in qatar, calling for israeli troops to pull back from gaza beginning this weekend. of the 94 hostages, 34 are believed to be dead, some will be gradually released over a six-week period while a ceasefire is negotiated. there are believed to be three american survivors, two among those released in the first phase. the ceasefire coming together with days left in the biden presidency. the president saying he's deeply satisfied this day has finally come. the agreement also celebrated inside gaza where more than 46,000 have

la fda prohibiÓ el colorante rojo nÚmero tres en los alimentos y en las medicinas.e es bastante daÑino para nuestra salud. es mejor tomar agua en vez de la soda. >> y es que este ingrediente lleva dÉcadas vinculado al cÁncer. en 1990, la agencia de alimentos y drogas o fda prohibiÓ este ingrediente en cosmÉticos como el lÁpiz labial. este miÉrcoles, 35 aÑos despuÉs, anuncian su prohibiciÓn tambiÉn en alimentos y medicinas. >> puede causar en ratones machos de laboratorio cuando se da en una dosis alta, puede causar cÁncer especÍficamente, tambiÉn de tiroides y de pronto otros cÁnceres. >> en el anuncio de este cambio, la fda explicÓ que en estudios realizados a otros animales y humanos no encontraron cÁncer, pero que la clÁusula de lonnie los obliga legalmente a prohibir aditivos que causen cÁncer en cualquier animal. el doctor carlos rivero no estÁ vincudo con estos estudios, pero explica que tÍpicamente los alimentos que contienen este colorante incluyen otros ingredientes daÑinos pa la salud. >> el excesivo consumo de azÚcar sÍ puede producir tambiÉn ayudar a pro

. >>> meantime the fda has banned an artificial red dye that has made of petroleum over serious healthd move that is likely to impact of the nomination, robert f. kennedy jr. >> colored chemicals which are very dangerous, they grow tumours, they are causing ca cancer, they are causing directly relations to adhd in kids and food companies, it is cheaper for them and they get brighter colors in froot loops but it is literally poisoning our kids. >>> rfk jr. trumps a pick to head human services pledges to clean up our nation's food period and announcement today from the fda today banning a food diet that's linked to cancer in animals p or correspondence cb cotton reporting live. >> hello martha the fda first banned red dye number 3 in cosmetics over three decades ago because a study showed high doses cause cancer in rats peer but the fda admits it took no action at the time to ban italian food this chemical gives the bright cherry-red color to sweets and maraschino cherries like ice cream and chair and cake spirit at 2022 petition was granted today from coalition of consumer advocacy coal

with the fda.assionate is because he's met with president trump and he's met with rfk jr. on these issues and was able to go to bat. i'm telling you, this is incredible to see what happens when we all work together. >> laura: we are going to continue to stay on this. they found the cancer in animals, not humans, but we know where this will go. vani hari, thank you. that's it for us tonight, make sure to follow me, it on my instagram. banks for watching, it's american now and forever and jesse is next. >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime". tonight... >> today an oligarchy is taking shap

my question is, if confirmed as secretary of. >> hhs, will. >> you commit to working with the fda fda commissioner to review these deregulatory actions that are threatening the safety of women? i. >> i sorry, senator, as i said to senator lankford, i think it's immoral to have a policy where patients are not allowed to report adverse events and where doctors are discouraged from doing that. president trump has asked me to study the safety of mifepristone. he has not yet taken a stand on on how to regulate it. whatever he does, i will implement those policies and i will work with this committee to make those policies make sense. >> thank you, mr. kennedy. >> senator hassan. >> thank you. mr. chair and ranking. >> member wyden, and welcome. >> mr. >> kennedy and to your. family as well. i want to start with a couple of concerns i have and just briefly, on. >> medicaid, states. >> share in the funding of medicaid, millions of disabled children in this country are alive because of medicaid. millions of people with addiction in this country are in recovery because of the services provided

caller: you mentioned earlier that there was a die removed from the food --dye removed from the fda.hey have no for decades that that is cancer in a box, and the question is why would they allow this to be included when they know that because there have been cases that have caused cancer, and then the second thing is health care in america, call it profit care. as you said, there is such a thing that there's a lot of fraud and abuse going on, and, you know, if you look at every major insurance company that offers medicare, they have actively defrauded the federal government by tens of billions of dollars and have gotten away with it, and there have been absolutely no consequence. the government should shutdown an insurance company when the actively defrauded the federal government. why do companies continue to offer medicaid advantage plans and they have defrauded? that, i think should be addressed, and the last thing i wanted to stay here, a lot of the offices today do not do their billing anymore, and experience this by talking to people who work for these outside companies that do

we were at a time in history when we getting closer to having fda approved drugs the work in this areaave a few the we've had very, very few for many, many years. as we can better prescription products that would be effective then more medicine will turn in that direction. given the basic techniques we know work, bariatric surgery which we weigh under perform endoscopic up very effective. people do want to go that far even if you're when it as a void at age 50 have the same hotel of it as if you had cancer. these are desperate situation with desperate people who are looking for solutions and that's a recipe for problems. i stoned support they need to look at whether the products are safe or not. the other side of the equation is trying to find ways of eating people ideas they can use to jumpstart their way back. >> i appreciate dr. oz, we've covered a lot of ground this morning and a significant part of it was about some of your language you've used in association with some of these products on your show. you indicated the products i talked about in my previous question, though shows w

up next, a major announcement from the fda.he common food dye that it's banning andow soon advocates have been pushing for decades. today, the fda said it is banning the use of red dye number three from the food industry. dye gives thousands of food and drink products that bright cherry red color in the 1980s. scientists started linking the dye to cancer in lab rats. in response, the fda banned its use in the cosmetics industry everything from lipsticks to skincare. but the agency did not stop food manufacturers from using it in its products until now. the ban goes into effect in 2027. well, turbulence ahead for southwest airlines the u.s. department of transportation is suing the carrier over its on time rates. the lawsuit, filed in oakland, accuses southwest of illegally operating multiple chronically delayed flights and disrupting passengers air travel. among the routes listed as chronically late oakland to chicago. federal regulations prohibit airlines from promising flight schedules that do not consistently reflect actual

the fda might also lower the amount of nicotine in cigarettes.roposed rule would mean cigarettes would lose much of its ability to hook most people into addiction. the level of nicotine in cigarettes varied depending on the brand, but the average is 13mg per cigarette. the fda plan would drop it to less than one milligram per cigarette. the proposal is only for cigarettes. it does not include smokeless tobacco, e-cigs or other vaping products. if the rule is finalized, companies would have two years to make the change. a lot more news coming up. audrey asistio joins us now with what's coming up next. right now at six, pets rescuedrom the l.a. fires have landed in the bay area. we are at moffett field as the spca brings in dozens of cats and dogs to make space for more animals down south. plus, firefighters make major progress against the two biggest fires burning there tonight. we'll have the latest. also a chance for oakland to weigh in. the police department wants to change the rules on car chases. car chases? what the interim mayor saying befo

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>> that is something as you know the fda, that's a big bay decid. they have a committee when they have to make decisions like this. i would have to leave it to them on how they move forward with that. look, we remain -- and we take this very seriously. usda, hhs are on top of this. we are in touch with them for they are certainly in touch with local authorities on this. and so i do want to be very clear that cdc has said themselves the risk to the general public is still low. so we went to make sure the american people are listening to the seed the cdc and continue to do so. we want to make sure obviously the nation's food supply at remain safe. couple things i do want to lay out we have been able toa do fm this administration to protect animal health and monitor all trends to prevent the spread of avian flu. this work is going to continue all relevant federal agencies continue to coordinate as i just stated with local authorities. and so we arepi going to do that and be consistent with that as we've done since march. that's what the ministrations w

i waded a year and filed a foia with the fda figuring that the fda had done some testing and wanted to get it but i also knew would take forever so i played a game of just having different numbers. and because sometimes i have more luck than talent and landed in the laboratory where chemists and i will just use his first name, don, had just finished tel he sounded enthusiastic about it but he wouldn't tell me what the levels were. i was looking in chicago in the local news and i wanted to do my own testing at the same places that i knew the u.s. brewers association was doing testing a place in massachusetts so i would have the same results that the brewers had and there wouldn't be any confusion about laboratory results. so don kept saying you got to file a foia and i said don iof filed a foia. in the local news reporter and i need for you to give me some idea just one level. i was calling him every day and i said look don i'm sending a bunch of on monday in local news reporter and i need help and is not a scientific survey. i just want to have the results be useful and i said please w

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i will ask nih and fda to do that. >> thank you. >> senator whitehouse. >> thank you, chairman. mr. kennedy i only have five minutes with you so -- i have a lot of experience with cms. so you will have to listen. two things. one, if you want to move from advocacy to public responsibility, americans are going to need to hear a clear and trustworthy recantation of what you have said on vaccinations, including a promise from you never to say vaccines aren't medically safe when they in fact are. and making indisputably clear that you support mandatory vaccinations against diseases where that will keep people safe. you are in that hole pretty deep. we have just had a measles case in rhode island, the first since 2013. and frankly, you frighten people. two, i want to air harms that rhode island experienced from a remorseless, senseless, cms bureaucracy. they have for years maintained a reimbursement system that the bureaucracy could never explain, never justify. that persistently pays rhode island providers less than neighboring massachusetts and connecticut providers. a difference of 23

a preview of some of the issues that could hit at the fda. and again, not a personal criticism of robert f kennedy jr. he's been on this very program back when he was running. but these are his contradictions. these are his problems. and under oath, he clearly walked away from what he claimed two years ago that he was so pro-choice. >> kennedy, after dropping. >> out of that presidential race. >> made it very clear. >> that what he had claimed was an issue with both parties, and he's so independent, actually turned into wanting to get close to donald trump. >> and this matters as well. >> because again, when you talk about 1.2. >> trillion. $1.8 trillion issues of safety. >> whether it's your. kids or women's rights or what we can believe comes out of the fda. >> and hhs. >> well, then his. credibility is going to matter. >> and it was just about. >> eight months ago, as i mentioned, that if you listen to rfk jr pressed under questions on the beat, he claimed none of this was leading up. >> to him. >> liking, agreeing. >> working for. >> or p

go to get his apology and more importantly, what took the fda so long?g, don't you think? joining you might know her as ab food babe on social media. great to see you, red dinette red dye number 3 was banned decades ago but we knew it back then it wack ts bad but why didt takes bu so long to stop it from going into our bodies? >> this is one of the biggest examples at the conflicts of interest thast tt exist in washington, especially in the regulatory bodies like the fda.a 30 years ago when it was bannedh in cosmetics, you coulred not ue a red 3 and lipstick any more about allowed in because the maraschino cherries with the alcohol lobbied the regulators to keeinp it in the food because those little, red cherries that are water-soluble with red 3 arc actually increasing alcohorel sales at the bar. that is how it remained in our food supply for so long. it wasn't until january of 2022 that several nonprofitter organizations like the center for science and public intereste in environmental working group came together to petition the fda. but even then, it

as safe, which is a term of art under fda parlance. the fda to prove that that ingredient is unsafe. and they also have to do an economic analysis to show that it's not going to cause undue harm on the industry. look at food die number three. the fda finally moved to ban that in the closing days of the biden administration. that's not going to be implemented until 2028. and look how long that took. they have to give the industry a glide path to get that out of food, because if they didn't, the economic impact analysis would never have gotten through the office of management and budget at the white house. so it shows how hard these things are do are to do. i'm not saying they're not worth doing. they are. but it's probably going to require a statutory change. and i haven't heard mr. kennedy articulate anything in terms of actual policy, architecture, how he would achieve these goals. >> we. >> have had some republican senators who have not said how they will vote on this. what's your gut? do you think he passes nomination? >> well. >> l

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aquí en california tenemos la respuesta y la fda prohíbe el uso de colorante rojo 3 encontrado en muchos consumen a diario. le explicamos la razón y cuáles son esos productos afectados. así comenzamos. este es tu noticiero telemundo 48. hola, qué tal? muy buenas tardes. les saluda con el gusto de siempre. miryam villarreal gracias por sintonizar. hoy miércoles vamos a comenzar la información dándole seguimiento a los incendios en el condado de los Ángeles. y es que ya se cumple una semana de esos siniestros y la ayuda para aquellos afectados está disponible. pero hay temor de solicitarla. vamos con maricel berenice nos explica de qué trata. vamos contigo, mauricet. medio de esta catástrofe, la comunidad latina se ha visto afectada y muchos temen pedir ayuda. esto a causa de su estatus migratorio y la barrera del idioma. 13 millones de personas permanecen en riesgo de incendios y california es 1 de los estados con mayor población hispana en la nación, según un estudio de la universidad del estado, 74.000 latinos podrían estar en riesgo de ser desplazados, motivo por el cual ofrecer todo t

causa de su consumo, es la ketamina, incluida en un aerosol nasal para la depresiÓn, ya aprobada por la fda juan rivera nos explica y asÍ comenzamos. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ paulina: hola, ¿quÉ tal? bienvenidos, buenas tardes, comenzamos estÁ "ediciÓn digital" les saluda borja voces y paulina sodi, comes moscÓn las noticias este miÉrcoles 22 de enero. borja: comenzamos con estas medidas drÁsticas de ampliar el alcance de la deportaciÓn. el mandatario utiliza la expulsiÓn acelerada que anteriormente se limitaba a las zonas cercanas de la frontera de estados unidos, a partir de hoy es en todo el paÍs. la medida permite la expulsiÓn inmediata para indocumentados que tengan menos de 2 aÑos en el paÍs. ademÁs, un nuevo memorando del departamento de justicia describe los planes de la administraciÓn trump para desafiar las leyes de la ciudad de santuario, amenazando con procesar a funcionarios estatales que se resisten a colaborar con la represiÓn de la inmigraciÓn. paulina: la mano dura de la nueva anestesia en inmigraciÓn puso bajo arresto en las Últimas horas a mÁs de 300 migrantes con antecedentes crimin

our veterans need the support of the fda. if confirmed i would love to work with all of you on how we better support our veterans. ..s. my father learned truck driving skills in the air national guard that resulted in her small trucking business. veterans have untapped potential we can help unleash and i will commit to working with and even across this administration with secretary collins du jour our veterans have the resources that they so deserve. >> thank you. also but the rest of my questions for the record but also workforce development. we had a good chance toe talk about how we train people right with god to give them the skills they need to stay in their communities and built back those neighborhoods and diners at all of that wherever there are and how important it is. i look forward to hearing back from you in working with you. >> thank you, senator rosen. >> thank you, senator rosen. and we will start a second round of questions. i believe senator markey are ranking member as another question. thank you. >> thank y

>> that is something as you know, the fda, that is something they decide on and have a committee they have to make decisions likee this so i would have to leave it to them on how they move forward with that. weey take this very seriously ad usda, hh dsr top of this, we are in touch with them. they are in touch with local authorities on this so i want to be clear that ddc has said themselves the risk to the general public is still low so we want to make sure the american people are listening to the cdc and they continue to do so and we want to make sure the nation's food supply remains safe so a couple of things i want to lay out that we have been able to do, which is protect, we make sure when this was detected in march, to protect our nation's food supply and monitor all transit to prevent the spread of the flu so this work is going to continue. all relevant federal agencies continue to coordinate so we are going to do that and be consistent as we have done since march and that is what the administration is going to focus on. >> deferring a decisionthst abot the vaccine -- macro not

i waded a year and filed a foia with the fda figuring that the fda had done some testing and wanted toalso knew would take forever so i played a game of just having different numbers. and because sometimes i have more luck than talent and landed in the laboratory where chemists and i will just use his first name, don, had just finished tel he sounded enthusiastic about it but he wouldn't tell me what the levels were. i was looking in chicago in the local news and i wanted to do my own testing at the same places that i knew the u.s. brewers association was doing testing a place in massachusetts so i would have the same results that the brewers had and there wouldn't be any confusion about laboratory results. so don kept saying you got to file a foia and i said don iof filed a foia. in the local news reporter and i need for you to give me some idea just one level. i was calling him every day and i said look don i'm sending a bunch of on monday in local news reporter and i need help and is not a scientific survey. i just want to have the results be useful and i said please were up on the

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today, the fda officials granting at 2022 petition that was filed by consumer advocate. these groups argue that some studies are finding that the dye causes cancer in lab rat. this comes nearly 35 years after the die was barred from cosmetics because of potential cancer risk food manufacturers they have until january 2027 to remove the red dye number 3 from their products. well, makers of ingested drugs have until january 20 28 to do the same. >> still ahead on the news at 6, what's prolonging emergency fire aid from the state capitol to southern california. we'll get into that controversy. plus, a group of dogs getting out of that area making their way to the bay area after the fires and then declining enrollment and covid relief money and bing. how west contra costa unified school district plans to rebound from what is now a to rebound from what is now a signi still congested? —nope! —uh oh. new mucinex 2-in-1 saline nasal spray. spray goodbye. aaaaaaahhhhh! new mucinex 2-in-1 saline nasal spray with a gentle mist and innovative power-jet. spray goodbye to congestion.

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the fda proposed a new rule today.and drinks currently have standard nutrition labels on the back, but the fda also wants to display the levels of saturated fat, sodium, and sugar on the front. the fda says that that's because those three are the leading contributors to chronic disease, including cancer and diabetes. the goal is to for consumers to see what they're consuming at a glance. now, if approved, the new rules could go into effect in three years. coming up, the latest on the wildfires burning in southern california as more than 160,000 people are under high (vo) fargo is your virtual assistant from wells fargo. (woman) oh, come on! come on! (vo) fargo lets you do this: (woman) fargo, turn off my debit card! (woman) i found it! i found my card! (vo) and also, this: (woman) fargo, turn on my debit card. (vo) do you fargo? you can, with wells fargo. what else can fargo do? quickly tell you what you spend on things like food. (dad) fargo, what did i spend on groceries this month? (son) hey dad, can the guys stay f

esta decisión de la fda se da luego de años de campaña de grupos de defensa del consumidor.fornia. y es que flavio, como bien podemos recordar en el año 2023 aquí en california, ya el gobernador gavin newsom había implementado o firmado una ley que prohibiría 4 aditivos alimentarios, incluyendo este colorante prohibiéndolo en el estado aquí en california a partir del 2027. muy interesante, muy peligroso. y que bueno que ya están tomando medidas aquí en el estado de california. pero miryam otros países del mundo ya habían tomado una decisión similar. si, si, ya habían tomado pasos, por ejemplo a australia, japón también países de la unión europea ya habían restringido el uso de este colorante debido a esas preocupaciones por temas de de salud. y de hecho hablamos con expertos. vamos a explicarle toda esa información. los impactos que puede tener esta tarde. perfecto, pues muchísimas gracias. gracias. gracias a ti. a ti. ahora veamos de qué color pinta el panorama en los cielos de nuestra región. marcelo rivera cuéntanos sobre ese sistema de alta presión y lo que sigue provoca

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