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the us is expeted to kick off its fall vaccine programme after the us food and drug administration announced updated vaccines fromech and madonna. this is not the first time the public has been reluctant to get a covid booster shot. that is just about 70% of the population. that is stephan of this edition of asia business report. thank you for watching and do stay on for bbc news. this heavy machinery is working to protect the wildlife that lives and relies on this internationally important nature reserve, famous for its freshwater habitats. but now it is a race against time to stop it being flooded by the sea. it is the first bit of land they see, they want to come here, get a rest, feed, drink. storms moved the _ get a rest, feed, drink. storms moved the single _ get a rest, feed, drink. storms moved the single bank- get a rest, feed, drink. storms moved the single bank and - moved the single bank and blocked it, so now they plan to build a new train further inland. iii build a new train further inland. ., . inland. if we move the new cut income that — inland. if we move the new cut income that we _ inland. if

is kick do except to kick off its fall vaccine programme after the us food and drug administration announced updated vaccines fromis not the first time the public has been reluctant to get a covid booster shot. when offered last according to federal data. that is just about 70% of the population. that is stephan of this edition of asia business report. thank you for watching and do stay on for bbc news. voice-over: bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. now it is a race against time to stop it being flooded by the sea. it is want of the first point is that birds actually come across on their migration. the first bit of land they see so they want to come here and get a rest, feed, drink. storms move the shingle bank and blocked it so now along this line they plan to build a new drain further line they plan to build a new drainfurther inland. line they plan to build a new drain further inland. if we move the new cup in the fight on hundred 50 yards that we're doing we should be able to protect the freshwater habitat here from ceylon surge document for hopefully up to the next hundred years. in

the food and drug administration approving new shots from both pfizer and moderna. it's now up to the cdc, which is expected to give the new vaccines, the final approval groups that i would really hope would get it would be those who are older and 65 and those who are immune compromised of any age. >> dr. peter chin-hong is an infectious disease expert at ucsf. >> he and other physicians are advising those most at risk to strongly consider getting the shot as soon as possible. everyone, five and older will become eligible once the cdc signs off. and doctors say even healthy kids and adults should consider getting one. if you're around older people like your parents or your grandparents, i think it's up to you whether you want to do things to reduce the risk you might bring along of transmitting the virus to them. dr. mike wasserman was a part of the california vaccine advisory committee. he says in recent weeks, both cases of covid 19 and hospitalizations have been rising, thanks to a new variant . dr. wasserman says vaccination remains the best tool to fight agains

the food and drug administration approving new shots from both pfizer and moderna.s now up to the cdc, which is expected to give the new vaccines, the final approval groups that i would really hope would get it would be those who are older and 65 and those who are immune compromised of any age. >> dr. peter chin-hong is an infectious disease expert at ucsf. >> he and other physicians are advising those most at risk to strongly consider getting the shot as soon as possible. everyone, five and older will become eligible once the cdc signs off. and doctors say even healthy kids and adults should consider getting one. if you're around older people like your parents or your grandparents, i think it's up to you whether you want to do things to reduce the risk you might bring along of transmitting the virus to them. dr. mike wasserman was a part of the california vaccine advisory committee. he says in recent weeks, both cases of covid 19 and hospitalizations have been rising, thanks to a new variant . dr. wasserman says vaccination remains the best tool to fight against se

license, tattoo ink is unregulated in the united states, although the food and drug administration has proposed guideline. we have a surgeon from the former president of the american society for dermatologic surgery. how is tattooing done, and what are the risks from that process? >> tattooing can be done in a couple of different ways. one, very crudely. you can put anything into the skin with ink and create a little deposit, some color, kind of an image or tattoo. the professionals use a machine that has needles that go in and out of the skin and deposits ink at different depths to give you a more colorful picture. but the risks with tattoo start with infection. since the needle has to penetrate the skin, you could potentially inject some bacteria or virus into the skin and cause a problem. there have been bacterial or viral infections. down the road, what happens with the ink, there can also be problems. some of those inks, people are allergic, and can have a mild or massive allergic reaction. one of the other issues we have been seeing with a tattoo, particularly with a big tattoo, is they cover a good portion of the skin. s

purchases are to be made , they must use the production capacity, they cannot import from the food and drug administration. mr. mohammad just told us that it has not been agreed , you really don't know anything about the details , you are really right, you can announce that it is not accepted by the customs and the statistics of the units in a crosswise manner. and it gives weight, according to customs statistics, in 1400 million 28 thousand dollars, in 1401, 1 million 42 thousand dollars, and in the first four months of 1402, 417 thousand dollars, dental units entered the country from china, italy and america. if there was no domestic production in the country and it had no capacity. proceed to import. this is a requirement of the law of the majority. despite the existence of many systems, including tawaniran and the need to register the need to import and register the amount of production , as well as the law of maximum use of the production and service capacity of the country, dental units are still imported. mehdi mohammadzadeh, voice reporter s sima shahrads are exhausted, the memories and the unsaid

now the food and drug organization says that with the applications extracted from the tate system, administrative public fronts have been set up to make this organization a glass room for people and industry activists. in the field of pricing, in the field of policy, in the determination of import licenses at the disposal of business operators in the fields of drugs and medical equipment , the food and drug organization has published 6 topics for researchers, business activists, and the general public, from the statistics of drugs and medical equipment, including the amount of production, consumption, and production priorities. one of the dashboards is the results of the drug statistics based on supply, which is available online to researchers and other experts in the field of medicine . the food and drug organization has set up 44 administrative and public fronts so that the supervisions become electronic instead of field. nowadays, supervision is not so much face-to-face, it is more of supervision it can be done in a digital system, and this can be done in order to solve the shortcomings of the

the will be furloughed from the food and drug administration, so even the food that we eat, plus, there are collateral impacts that this will have in our economy at a time when we are recovering still from the pandemic on, this will be at a time when we have more americans back in the labor force that we've had in decades. this will be a radical step backwards. >> ambassador, the president has been intentionally taking a hands off approach to this shutdown. is that the right call? >> you know, he has not taken a hands off approach. let's be clear about how we got here. we started with the 15 round boat. sometime after that, spring of this, year republicans took the government hostage in order to force radical cuts to the administration of social security and to our public schools. at that, point the president of the united states, pulled us back from a fiscal cliff. and get a deal with the republicans that froze spending over the course of the next two years. that deal wasn't good enough for marjorie taylor greene, the leader of the house republicans. she then said that if we don't get

the next bill and they package from subcommittee billet agricultural rural at the velvet food and drug administrationnd related agencies make sure we are living up to another crucial obligation. keep our food supply safe and secure and support rural communities across our country. you cannot have strong communities of people can't put food on the table. make sure the food that is sold in our country is safe. it means protecting families from shortages. avoiding andpl mitigating supply dichain disruption. addressing climate crisis like drought which can threaten crops that we all rely on. it means addressing food insecurity so people can afford and access the food they need to keep their families healthy and fed. and it means supporting our nation's farmers who are such a huge part of our economy. for example everyday my home state of washington we ship apples, cherries, wheat, potatoes, and many other commodities across thed country and across the world. ien want to thank senators heinrich and senator hoeven for their very hardth work to put together a bipartisan bill that delivers on those crucial i

the food and drug administration on monday approved updated coronavirus vaccine scenes from pfizer and moderna. the reformulated shots are designed to protect against the latest omicron variants, which doctors say are behind the current increase in late summer covid cases. and hospitalizations. the variants that are going around now are pretty infectious. s coronavirus immunity decreases over time. the fda approved the new vaccines for people 12 years old and up with emergency use authorized for kids as young as six months old because the coronavirus is expected to keep mutating over time. health experts say it's possible we'll continue to get updated shots every fall. this comes as they estimate upticks in covid, rsv and flu cases heading into the winter. i suspect we'll see rsv peaking again this winter along with flu and possibly covid as well. so covid cases are going up right now. i imagine they will crest and come back down. but then by the middle of the winter, december, january would not be surprised if we see a slight increase in cases again. health officials say both the covi

this will including funding the food and drug administration, in light of the fda's embarrassing delay in reviewing these products and keeping them away from kids. i'm preparing amendments to the bill to improve authority and regulatory efforts. i hope my colleagues will join me in protecting children from big oab r- tobacco. -- from big tobacco. we have to do something. i'm glad to see the bills we're considering this week include bills that have had strong overwhelming bipartisan support. in addition to agriculture, it will be the military construction and veterans' affairs bill and the transportation housing and your ban -- urban development spending bill. this makes significant benefits, it will strengthen and improve our nation's infrastructure appeared ensure women, infants, and children can get the nutrition that they need. my colleagues on the senate appropriations committee, let my chair patty murray, my fellow senator from the state of washington, and ranking member susan collins, my friend and member senator from maine, worked across the aisle to pass all 12 bills out of committee. mr. president, i know that you're new to the se

and we will live up to our obligations to provide them with the resources of the they need. the next bill in this package from the subcommittee on agriculture, rural developers, food and drug administration and related agencies makes sure we are living up to a another crucial obligation and that is to keep our food supply safe and secure and support rural communities across the country. at the most basic level we can't have strong communities when people can't put food on the table, that means making sure the food that is sold in our country is safe and protecting families from shortages, avoiding at mitigating supply-chain disruption, addressing climate crisis like drought which can threaten crops that we all rely on. it means addressing food insecurity so people can afford to access the food they need to keep their families healthy and fit. and it means supporting our nation's farmers. for such a huge part of our economy, every day and my home state of washington we ship apples, cherries, wheat, potatoes, pork crops and many other commodities across the country and across the world so i want to thank senators heinrich and hoban for their hard work to help put together a bipartisan bill

essentially about the ability and power of federal agencies to issue regulations on, you know, everything from the environment to worker safety, food and drug administrationerything like that. the koch network, you know, is very libertarian, they oppose a lot of government regulations and for years have been trying to overturn this long standing precedent, chevron, and this case, a lot of legal observers who are smarter than i am about these things expect that this could be sort of the moment that happens. >> my understanding, and, again, i'm not a lawyer, is that it could render toothless laws passed, right? it could make it harder to enforce things, for example, to protect the environment or protect water or protect the air. >> this is the death penalty for the administrative state. this is really as consequential as they say in the article as brown v. board or roe v. wade in terms of this decades long process of dismantling government's ability, whether it's the epa, worker's rights, whatever it is. if you are not going to chevron demands, and a statute is ambiguous, you refer to the agency's interpretation of the statute. that has to be the case. to d

what it would do is it would take power away from administrative agencies like the environmental protection agency or food and drugower to the federal courts, including the supreme court, which are currently dominated by republicans, and will be for the next few decades. so it's a massive power grabby regulated interests, like the koch network, you know, to hand over power to a group that they think is more sympathetic to their interests than these federal agencies which are tasked with considering the public interests and not just the interests of money capital. it's a huge deal that justice thomas is on the courts to hear the case at the time, because actually, justice thomas's views on deference to agencies have evolved since he has been on the court. he used to be a pretty strong proponent of the federal courts deferring to administrative agencies, and then over the last few decades, somehow his views have changed. why is that? it's hard to say, but it's also hard to deny that what the koch network is doing is exactly like the manufacturers, the pharmaceuticals and opioids were doing, giving all of this free t

food and drug administration and related agency programs for fiscal year ending september 30, 2024 and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentlewoman fromllinois seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i have a motion to recommit at the desk. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the motion. the clerk: she moves to commit the bill to appropriations. the speaker pro tempore: the order is on motion to recommit. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. the nays have it, the motion is not adopted. >> madam speaker, i ask for the yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: the the yeas and nays are requested. those in favor of taking this vote by the yeas and nays will rise and remain standing until counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the votes will be counted. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representati

and charging for a profit. what they don't tell you is that virtually all of the 156 drugs approved by the food and drug administration between 20010 sand 2019 were developed with research from the national institutes of health u. what's the national institutes of health? it's the taxpayer-funded basic research agency that does the groundbreaking research that leads to these drugs. so the taxpayers are in on the cost of the drugs from the start. the manufacturers are gaming the patent system to keep lower-priced competitors off the market. now the typical patent lasts for 20 years. here is a what this bill boils down to. when you discover a chemical formula that you think has potential to have some drug value, you file a patent. and you are protected from 20 years developing that chemical compound and selling it to the public. so it's virtual monopoly control over the price of that drug during the patent period. the idea is that at the end of the patent, the formula becomes available to the public and generic drug manufacturers can step in and make the same thing that you originally made at a fraction of the cost. so the consumer finally at the end of the patent gets a break

from washington. >> a new round of covid-19 boosters will be available within days as covid cases continue to rise. the food and drug administrationroved -- approved new drugs. she joined me now. welcome. let's talk about where we are as a nation. much of the country has reverted to pre-covid behavior. >> will wish covid would be in the rearview mirror but the reality is, it is with us, circulating, the good news is, we have more tools to protect ourselves. we have to use those tools. the cdc did recommend everyone over the age of six months get an updated vaccine. >> should people get the booster? >> it is important to know your community decreases over time. the protection does decrease over time. again, something you want to recommend for everyone those over 65 are at highest risk. getting a covid shot and updated is protecting you, particularly you are over. >> age plays a role. does the data show the majority are among unvaccinated? >> we know that most folks have gotten some sort of exposure to the covid virus either through having covid or a vaccination. we know that protection decreases over time and that's why we want to

from neighboring countries. what round the clock to save him? think he has been taken to a medical tent. it's the us food and drug administration is approved. updated coven 19 vaccines. pfizer, mcdonough, save and new shots are designed to boost protection against the latest variance. the f. d. a approval for the late summer rise in hospitalizations in the us, the end of the countries to a 100 reports now from chicago. a new and mutating co would very and has researchers worried the very end officially named be a $2.00 and nick named parole a emerge this summer with more than 30 mutations. it is just a very large number. and i think for the past, um, over a year we've seen new variants having one or 2 mutations. and so to then have a jump of a variant with 30 plus mutations that so a bit more concerning. the latest variant comes as hospitalizations, rose 19 percent and deaths jump 21 percent in a single week. the us centers for disease control reported this month. both numbers still remain below last years levels. researchers fear that new covered cases might be more severe, more resistant to drugs, and able to evade immunity.

the us food and drug administration has approved the updated covid 19 booster. >> the vaccine is expected to prevent against serious illness from the virus, such as hospitalization and death. fda officials say the updated booster will protect against variants of covid 19 that are currently circulating. the cdc meets tomorrow to discuss who will be eligible to receive that shot. >> coming up, the nation pauses as ceremonies and remembrances are held coast to coast to mark 22 years since the nine over 11 terror attacks. >> plus, east bay congresswoman barbara lee calls comments by california governor gavin newsom insulting. what she says about his statement on a potential senate appointment. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. warmest spots today in the 90s. i'll show you the changes that are ahead tomorrow when abc7 news at not a choice, but getting help and finding treatment for your meth or cocaine addiction is up to you. treatment for stimulant use disorder is often covered through medi-cal, medicare, and many private insurance plans. choose change california. find proven treatment options like contingency management that are

and we will live up to our obligation to provide them with the resources that they need. the next bill in this packet from the subcommittee on agriculture, rural development, food and drug administration and related agencies make sure we're living up to another crucial obligation, and that is to keep our food supply safe and secure and support will commence across our country. because at the most basic level we can't test all committees if people can't put food on the table. that means making sure the food that is sold in our country is safe pick it means protecting families from shortages so avoiding and mitigating supply chain disruption. addressing climate crisis like drought which can threaten crops that we all rely on. it means addressing food insecurity so people can afford and access the food they need to keep the families healthy and fit. and in supporting our nation's farmers who are such a huge part of our economy. for example, everyday my home state of washington we ship apples, cherries, wheat, potatoes, and many other commodities across the country and across the world. so want to think senator heinrich and senator hoeven for the very hard work to help put together a bipa

and a member opposed will each control five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from montana. mr. rose: i rise to support my amendment. my amendment would reduce the agricultural rural development and food and drug administration appropriation act by $717 million in order to get the total ■spendingofall bills back to the fiscal 2022 levels. in fiscal year 2022, the fiscal year appropriations were about $24 billion. i believe that the agencies and programs includeed in this bill were able to operate effectively enough at those levels. in order to get the spending under control, federal agencies must operate at the same levels or at the very left receive modest increases. on april 26, 2023, house republicans passed the limit, save and grow act and took the first step forward to financial stability. and speaker mccarthy passed a debt ceiling bill eliminating the work done and passed under the limit, save and grow act. the american people are tired of the d.c. cartel and running our tab while our constituents are struggling. from 1981 until 2008 congress added $10 trillion to the national debt. in the past four years we have added as much as they did during that 27-year period. this is not sustainable and we need

according to a new report from the analytics firm and with the blockbuster success of these drugs come new warnings they may not be suitable for everyone. the food and drug administrationg its ozempic warning label to acknowledge reports of ileus or failure of the intestines to move normally. drug maker novo nordisk which makes ozempic and wagovy say they stand behind their products adding the company is working closely with the fda to continue to monitor the safety profile of the medications. more common side effects include flawsa and stomach issues as sharon osbourne recently shared with piers morgan. >> you feel nauseous. due swell up. you got that feeling. it is about two or three weeks where i felt nauseous the whole time. you get very thirsty. and you don't want to eat. >> osbourne says she lost more weight than she expected. >> i lost 42 pounds now. and it is just enough. >> oprah winfrey weighing in on the truck drugs, who is an investor and board member am weight watchers says she doesn't believe the medications are for her. >> she wouldn't be all more accepting of whatever body you choose to be in. >> when i first started hearing about the weight loss drugs,