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,

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 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

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

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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

>> 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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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

>>> a major change could be coming to the labels on some of your favorite foods, how the fda hopes to make it easier for people to make healthier choices. >> bar none, are you one of those millions of americanans taking part in dry january? how you can keep the spirits high, even when literally, they are running low. >> i'm one of those participating, lots of seltzer water. >> good for you, i'm doing a damp, not fully dry. >>> we begin this hour with an extreme fire warning in effect right now in southern california. >> the los angeles fire chief says life-threatening winds are already here. the strongest could spark new fires in l.a. county, the chief is warning everyone to take this seriously. >> everybody here urges you to remain alert as danger has not yet passed, please follow all evacuation warnings and orders without delay and prioritize your safety. >> it's been one week since the latest firestorm started in l.a., at least 24 people have died, tens of thousands of acres have burned and it's still not clear what exactly sparked the fires. multiple sources tell nbc news in early

fda-approved for 17 types of cancer, including certain early-stage cancers.er. keytruda may be used with chemotherapy medicines as treatment before surgery and then continued alone after surgery when you have early-stage breast cancer and are at high risk of it coming back. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during or after treatment. this may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have cough, shortness of breath, chest pain, diarrhea, severe stomach pain, severe nausea or vomiting, headache, light sensitivity, eye problems, irregular heartbeat, extreme tiredness, constipation, dizziness or fainting, changes in appetite, thirst, or urine, confusion, memory problems, persistent or severe muscle pain or weakness, muscle cramps, fever, rash, itching, or flushing. there may be other side effects. tell your doctor about all medical conditions, including immune system problems, such as crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, or lupus, if you've had or plan to have an organ, tissue, or stem cell transplant

fda and cdc, we had a lot of work we need to do and coordination. genie and of course monica at nih. much more interaction, make sure we are planning together. and importantly, prioritizing together. there are only some of hours in a day and our resources are all constrained. we really want to make sure we are focusing on those important threats. how are we doing the research on it, the diagnostic test event limit, and how are we thinking of mapping that to the communities of need. we all see different pieces of the puzzle, but i think working really collaboratively -- and i do want to give also shout out to don, the assistant secretary for preparedness and response, don o'connell i think has done a terrific job there. all of us, i really feel a fantastic team cohesion there in a way that maybe out of necessity i didn't have when i was in the obama administration, which we do have in the moment. and i hope to see that continue. dr. varmus: the audience may want to probe you on your anticipated view of the new appointees and how well they are going t

>> this is something that rests in the laurels of the fda so we want to let them dr lead by science . we've been pretty consistent on that over the last four years so we're going to leave it to the fda but i'm not going to get intohypotheticals about what the next administration will do or not do . >> there have been reports of the chinese government hackers have reached a sensitive office within the us treasury . opec of course administered us sanctions . what can you tell us about the scope and what information has been compromised? >> we're closely tracking the incident . we are working to identify actions to mitigate the future risks to us government networks and anything further i would have to refer you to the us treasury department, the fbi can specifics on this incident but the spresident has been brief and we are closely tracking . >>. [inaudible] >> i would have to refer to the treasury department and the fbi as you know is investigating >. >> have there been signsof the social security fairness act? >> he will sign the social security fairness act in the coming days and onc

. >> i was going to say the role was with fda contracts, but since you did not say that, i hope that's going fine. let's talk about what space is used for, right? space is used to make sure we can maintain our way of life that we are use to now. everything relies on space and from our perspective in this form, we talk about national defense, it is also the way we project power. if we have to have a fight, we can make sure we can win in a way fight. can i do that without space. we are focused on that second aspect more. -- cannot do that without space. space force in general has a large impression -- larger mission, to not only protect space assets and bring the fight to space, but also to be able to protect forces that enable us to win. the other aspect, but from our perspective, we have two main capabilities we want to deliver, beyond line of sight targeting for living systems. we are talking about chips, mobile missile launchers, aircraft. to take them, track them, calculate a firing solution and send that directly down to the war fighter all in real time off from space. second capab

fda and cdc at nih, prioritizing, only so many hours in the day. how are we mapping that out to the community, i want to give a shout to the secretary, don o'connell, maybe out of necessity i did not have. >> i'm going to recognize my friend. >> thank you very much. i would like to focus on two facets. it's no secret, i teach a course at yale and the reaction to the chinese security issues, we don't have the lines of brilliant chinese researchers mixing with american researchers. where that shows up is a eyewear the chinese are doing a lot. i wonder if you could dig deeper if were paying a price from the decoupling with medicine and other factors effectively in diagnostics. >> thank you for that. we try to keep open channels of diplomacy, cdc has a small one person embedded in beijing and i have spoken with my counterpart, we all learned a threat anywhere is a threat everywhere but we have not delved into ai others. we make sure to exchange information and keep as much communication open as possible. >> there is a concern about datasharing and i wo

fda has banned the use of red eye red dye number three. the dye is used in thousands of products, from candy to drinks and other food products. critics raised concerns about the dye being linked to health risks such as cancer. california became the first in the nation to bad red dye number three back in 2023. ten other states have since followed suit. a new proposal could change how obesity is defined and diagnosed. shifting focus away from the controversial body mass index. the recommendation suggests moving beyond bmi, which is a calculation of height and weight, and instead it would include other measurements such as waist circumference and health conditions linked to excess weight. obesity affects more than 1 billion people worldwide, and the cdc reports that 4 in 10 adults nationwide are classified as obese. >> the fda is proposing new nutrition labels for the front of food packages. the abbreviated labels would display levels of saturated fat, sodium, and added sugar by displaying if the numbers are low, medium, or high. the agency s

we were at a time in history when we getting closer to having fda approved drugs the work in this area have 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

i am not going to argue past fda most a of the pharmaceutical drg seeking approval. but among the products that are out there several clinical trials a large one very good quality when that was done the year we talked about this in 2012. >> but want to know about the clinical t trial. the only when i know 60 people in india paid for by the company that was in fact the point in time you initially talked about this being a miracle the only study outal there was a study of 16 people in india it written up by somebody who is being paid by the company that was producing it. what's this paper argued there is no one paying for it i have five papers plus a series of basic science papers on it as well. but senator, we can whether weather beencoughing extract isg or not worth trying many things we argue you do with regard to your diet are likewise criticized the boat. you should you be on a low-fat diet low-carb diet spent a good part of my career recommended people of a low-fat diet we have a full circle in that argument now no longer recommend that. many of his practice medi

fda-approved for 17 types of cancer, including certain early-stage and advanced cancers.ne of those cancers is early-stage non—small cell lung cancer. keytruda may be used with certain chemotherapies before surgery when you have early-stage lung cancer, which can be removed by surgery, and then continued alone after surgery to help prevent your lung cancer from coming back. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during or after treatment. this may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have cough, shortness of breath, chest pain, diarrhea, severe stomach pain, severe nausea or vomiting, headache, light sensitivity, eye problems, irregular heartbeat, extreme tiredness, constipation, dizziness or fainting, changes in appetite, thirst, or urine, confusion, memory problems, persistent or severe muscle pain or weakness, muscle cramps, fever, rash, itching, or flushing. there may be other side effects. tell your doctor about all medical conditions, including immune system problems, such as crohn's disease, ulcerative c

well, today the fda announced it is banning red dye number three from the u.s. over concerns about its links to cancer in lab animals. this move comes nearly 35 years after the dye was barred from cosmetics >>>>over three decades ago, a series of industry conducted studies in rats clearly showed that this chemical, red three, was associated with thyroid cancers, and the law is also clear that when a chemical causes cancer in humans or animals, it is not supposed to be in the food supply, >>>>and food companies that use red three to color food items like candies and drinks they will have until january of 2027 to stop using the dye and imported foods must meet the new u.s. requirement. drug makers have until january of 2028 to stop using the dye. u.s. inflation ticked up in december, driven by rising prices for gas, eggs and used cars. the consumer price index is up by 2.9%, the highest increase since july. looking now at the big board on wall street, you can see how wall street is now reacting. the dow. but the big spike today up 700 almost 800 points right now.

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the fda now testing aged cheese made with raw cow's milk. and david, public health officials are also warning not to feed your pelts raw food after at least one cat in oregon died from the virus. david? >> david: we're going to watch this very closely. erielle, thank you. >>> we learned today sentencing will move forward for president-elect donald trump, who had called for a delay. sentencing lating for friday. what the judge indicated late today. let's get tokatersky. aaron? >> reporter: david, trump does not want this sentencing on friday to go forward. he argued that just days from the inauguration, he should be covered by presidential immunity, and his conviction for falsifying business records here in new york should be dismissed. but just a few moments before we came on the air, david, judge juan her chan refused to budge. he called trump's arguments repetitive and refused to move friday's hearing. and the manhattan d.a. alvin bragg said there really was no reason to. he said there's overwhelming evidence of trump's guilt and no reason

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rfk is talking about firing nutrition staff at the fda and corruption at the fda, if you were seriouslementing regulations on food, to reduce additives. >> it wouldn't be good. >> you would be beefing up that staff. >> you think he's okay? >> more regulatory tools over food ingredients, that's not what they're talking about. i worry that they're aspirational, not talking about how to implement these things in policy. >> he had come on before when you weren't here, and raised his concerns about some of the other issues there. kimberly strassel at the "wall street journal" has written her piece on why she's opposed to the policies too. >> my concern when we spoke was around the vaccine policies, not around what he's trying to do on food. what he's trying to do on food can provide public health benefit. what i worry about is i don't see them articulating how they're going to implement that as a matter of policy, other than things that are talk pointy. i think they're concerned they're deadly serious about trying to reduce vaccination rates around the childhood immunization schedule. they

the fda is now considering some new recommendations for pulse oximeters.ger and measures the amount of oxygen in your blood. doctors believe pulse oximeters might have contributed to the higher covid death rate for black patients compared to white patients. i first reported on the issue last january when the ceo of roots community health in east oakland coauthored a study that highlighted those inaccuracies. the ceo of the health clinic, doctor noah abelardo, joined us on abc seven news at three today. to break down what you and your family need to know about the accuracy of the oxygen reader. >> what has come to light now is that the melanin in the skin actually interferes with the passage of this light going through. and as a result, the pulse oximeter device systematically overestimates oxygen level in people with darker skin tones. so it would make you appear as though you had more oxygen than you really did. so you could actually be sent home from the emergency room. you could be, you know, left at home or told that everything is fine based on this re

the fda has just banned red dye number 3 from our food supply.ve got crawford's reyna harvey here in the studio on what that means for the food industry. reyna. so the fda officials granted a 2022 petition filed by consumer advocates. this all happened this morning. >> the groups argued that some studies found the dye causes cancer in lab rats the severely. 35 years after it was barred from cosmetics because of potential cancer risk. the dye gives a bright red hue and it's found in some candies snacks and even mayor mayor, she know cherries food manufacturers are gonna have until january 2027. to remove the die from their products makers of ingested drugs have until january 2028 to do the same. it's not clear whether or not the ban is going to face legal challenges from food manufacturers because evidence has not determined if the dye causes cancer when consumed by humans, send it back to bill to the desk country. all right. 10, 40 is the time. still ahead on the proper warning news, senior dogs in search of loving homes. >> we'll be on their way

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