pharmaceutical industry and industrial food complex won't be running the show anymore when bobby kennedy is confirmed. instead, he will restore our health agencies to the gold standard of specific research and explore historic health care alternatives as part of our efforts to end chronic disease epidemics across this country. ultimately, this will lower costs for americans and ease the burden on our entire health care system, which is being overrun by all the conditions that we have popping up today. with the many public health crises we're facing as a country, we have no time to waste. i hope my colleagues will join me in supporting bobby for hhs secretary and help president trump make america healthy again. our next nominee, i'd like to turn to kash patel. he is on the hill today, going through his confirmation hearings. kash is president trump's pick to be the fbi director, who testified in front of the senate all morning long. kash is an excellent choice, and he has my full support. it's clear to the american people that the culture at the top, of our top police agency in this country, the fbi, is rotten, it's rotten to the core. we have some good people, but t

investigation into health risks linked to synthetic food dyes and other ingredients, and it directs state agencies to identify areas where nutritional standards can be raised for school lunches. still ahead here at noon and streaming on cbs news bay area. as we remember, the late president jimmy carter. we're also looking back at how he helped shape our country's response to climate change. plus, the red carpet has already been rolled out. what we can expect from this year's golden globe awards, airing here on cbs. and let's take a live look outside before we head to break. it's been a rainy morning around the bay area. we'll have another look at our weather if you're frustrated with occasional bloating or gas, your body's giving you signs. it's time to try align. align probiotic was specifically designed by gastroenterologists to help relieve your occasional bloating and gas. when you feel the signs, it's time to try align. hey sweaty! sweetie. you good? someone stole my old spice antiperspirant. now i'm smelling like perspirant! i did, for its 24/7 sweat protection. you did this to my pits. ♪♪ you did this to my pits. six days of remembranc

food dyes and other ingredients. it also directs state agencies to identify areas where nutritional standards can be raised for school lunches. >>> the department of health and human services announced it will invest more than $300 million to help monitor bird flu and prepare for possible scenarios. the funding will go toward treatment and testing, new research and education efforts. last month california declared a state of emergency in response to the spread of the virus in dairy cows. the cdc still considers the risk to the general public to be low. >>> president biden for his last time in office held a ceremony to award the medal of honor to service members. the event saw seven u.s. army soldiers receive the award. all but one posthumously. the story of each recipient was told as the family member receiving the medal stood by the president. >> hero is a different rank, different positions, even different generations, but heroes all went above and beyond the call of duty, heros who all deserve our nation's highest and oldest military recognition, the medal of honor. >> president biden said that being commander in

food supply. we will remove financial conflicts of interest from our agencies. we will create an honest, unbiased gold standardease epidemic and put the nation back on the road to good health. >> bret: some of these confirmation hearings have beef. take a listen. >> it's time to make sure that we blow the whistle on actually what your views are. >> i support the measles vaccine. i support the polio vaccine. >> are you a conspiracy theorist? >> that is a pejorative, senator that's applied to me. mainly to keep me from asking difficult questions about our interest. >> you talk about government should not tell a woman we can she do with other body. >> i have always believed every abortion is a tragedy. >> what is your prescription to help make america healthy again. >> we need to fix our food supply. >> jason riley, the "wall street journal" columnist and senior fellow at the manhattan institute. matthew continetti, fellow at the american enterprise institute and "u.s.a. today" white house correspondent francesca chambers. we are just not at institute. anyway,. >> fox news institute. >> bret: talk about this hear

scrutinize the chemical additives in our food supply and remove financial conflicts of interest from our agencies. we will create an honest, unbiased, gold standard science at hhs accountable to the president, to congress, and to the american people. we will reverse the chronic disease epidemic and put the nation back on the road to good health. thank you. >> thank you, mr. kennedy. mr. kennedy, i will begin. each of us will have five minutes to ask you questions and then at the conclusion of the hearing if there are further questions, there will be an opportunity for those questions to be submitted to you and i ask that you respond to them promptly. mr. kennedy, you have emphasized the importance of nutrition in preventing and managing chronic disease, improving health outcomes and reducing health costs. i share your interest in the relationship between our diet and our well-being. if confirmed i look forward to partnering with you on those efforts. would you share with the committee why you are passionate about the nutrition-oriented disease prevention and what you have learned. >> yes, mr. chairman. i have 11 brothers and sisters. i had das do

food supply. we will remove financial conflicts of interest from our agencies. we will create an honest, unbiased gold standard science at hhs, accountable to the president, to congress, and to the american people. we will reverse the chronic disease epidemic and put the nation back on the road to good health. thank you. >> thank you, mr. kennedy. mr. kennedy, i will begin. each of us will have five minutes to ask you questions. and then at the conclusion of the hearing, if there are further questions, there will be an opportunity for those questions to be submitted to you. and i ask that you respond to them promptly. mr. kennedy, you have emphasized the importance of nutrition in preventing and managing chronic disease, improving health outcomes and reducing health costs. i share your interest in the relationship between our diet and our well-being. and if confirmed, i look forward to partnering with you on those efforts. would you share with the committee why you are passionate about the nutrition oriented disease prevention and what you have learned? yes. >> mr. chairman. i had 11 brothers and sisters. i ha

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agency unlawfully imposed new standards on the companies. the oral argument is one hour and 20 minutes. >>ll hr argument first this morning in case 231038, the food and drug administration versus wages and white investments. mr. gannon? >> mr. chief justice and may it please t court, under the bacco control act, antion and manufacturer may introduce a new tobacco product only with authion om the fda. an appcant must show it would be appropriate for the protection ofhe public health, which requires the fda to take into account both the likelihood that existing users of tobacco products will stop using such products and the likely -- likelihood thae whdo not use them will start the nicotine solutions for e-cigarettes are flavored to taste like fruit, candy or various desserts. fda denied appcations , concluding that respondents iled to show their product isting smokers to offset the serious risk that the flavors pose to attracting youth to the use of tob alone among the courts of e fda's reasoning to befound arbitrary and capcious, but each of its f rationales were incorrect, and responded fairly definitive --d anof them, instead emphasizing object

food supply. we will remove financial conflicts of interest from our agencies. we will create an honest, unbiased gold standard science at hhs, accountable to the president, to congress, and to the american people. we will reverse the chronic disease epidemic and put the nation back on the road to good health. thank you. >> thank you, mr. kennedy. mr. kennedy, i will begin. each of us will have five minutes to ask you questions. and then at the conclusion of the hearing, if there are further questions, there will be an opportunity for those questions to be submitted to you. and i ask that you respond to them promptly. mr. kennedy, you have emphasized the importance of nutrition in preventing and managing chronic disease, improving health outcomes, and reducing health costs. i share your interest in the relationship between our diet and our well-being, and if confirmed, i look forward to partnering with you on those efforts. would you share with the committee why you are passionate about the nutrition oriented disease prevention and what you have learned? >> yes, mr. chairman, i had 11 brothers and sisters. i h

food supply. we will remove financial conflicts of interest from our agencies. we will create an honest, unbiased gold standard science at hhs accountable to the president, to congress and to the american people. we will reverse the chronic disease epidemic and put the nation back on the road to good health. thank you. chair crapo: thank you, mr. kennedy. mr. kennedy, i will begin, each of us have five minutes to ask you questions and then at the conclusion of the hearing if there are further questions, there will be an opportunity for those questions to be submitted to you and i ask that you respond to them promptly. mr. kennedy, you have emphasized the importance of nutrition in preventing and managing chronic disease, improving health outcomes and reducing health costs. i share your interest in the relationship between our diet and our well-being. and if confirmed i look forward to partnering with you on those efforts. would you share with the committee why you are passionate about the nutrition-oriented disease prevention and what you have learned? mr. kennedy: yes, mr. chairman. i have 11 brothers and sis

pharmaceutical industry and industrial food complex won't be running the show anymore when bobby kennedy is confirmed. instead, he will restore our health agencies to the gold standard of specific research and explore historic health care alternatives as part of our efforts to end chronic disease epidemics across this country. ultimately, this will lower costs for americans and ease the burden on our entire health care system, which is being overrun by all the conditions that we have popping up today. with the many public health crises we're facing as a country, we have no time to waste. i hope my colleagues will join me in supporting bobby for hhs secretary and help president trump make america healthy again. our next nominee, i'd like to turn to kash patel. he is on the hill today, going through his confirmation hearings. kash is president trump's pick to be the fbi director, who testified in front of the senate all morning long. kash is an excellent choice, and he has my full support. it's clear to the american people that the culture at the top, of our top police agency in this country, the fbi, is rotten, it's rotten to the core. we have some good people, but t

food program which has significant bipartisan support on this committee, both chambers of congress and is supported by the american people and oftentimes the most successful agencies within the un have transparency, accountability standards and our lead with strong american leadership or allied countries so that is a bit of feedback to your question. >> appreciate that. very quickly, one of the things that has concerned me in recent years as we keep getting outvoted at the un. it turns out every country has one vote. when you look around and look at these countries voting against us, you find out you have the chinese in their spreading money throughout their government to individuals in their government, projects in these countries and purchase their vote. this is a real problem and the kind of thing that gets us to the point we can't even get a resolution that condemns russia for their invasion of ukraine and absolute violation of the foundations of the united nations and the when the secretary-general comes to see me i always say you can't even get a resolution condemning this, what are you doing for us? how are you making this work? i get word salad in response. your thoughts on this problem with the chinese buying of

food program, which has significant bipartisan support. this committee in both chambers of congress and is supported by the american people. oftentimes, the most successful agencies within the you and have -- the u.n. have transparency, accountability standards, and are led with strong american leadership or allied countries. that is a bit of feedback to your question. >> thank you. i appreciate that. one thing that has concerned me in recent years is we keep getting outvoted at the u.n. it turns out every country has one vote. then, when you look at these countries that are voting against us, you find that the you have the chinese in there spreading money to individuals and projects in these sneaky little countries and they buy their vote. this is a real problem. it is a kind of thing that gets us to the point where we can even get a resolution that condemns russia for their invasion of ukraine, an absolute violation of the foundation of the united nations. and when the secretary general comes to see me, i we say, we -- i always say, we cannot even get a resolution condemning it. how are we making this work? i get a word salad in response. your thoughts on the chinese buying votes of smaller countries. >> it's no question, chairman risch, t

there have been no complaints reported so far in the uk, but the food standards agency says it has launched an investigation into the issue. those are the latest headlines. plenty more still to come right here with headlines. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to. gbnews.com/alerts. >> its headline is your first look at tomorrow's top stories with three comedians. we're going to kick off with a look at some of the front pages. the times. alert of dizzying range of extremism. the telegraph non—crime hate laws set to be expanded, and the sun i was scared to come out as gay. more front pages in a second. but first, simon, what do you make there of the times? >> times main headline as you have identified alert over dizzying range. of extremism. and i think this story can best be. >> categorised as. >> categorised as. >> a narrow escape. the home office. >> have rejected. >> have rejected. >> these findings, which i think they were hoping would never come to light, but the times has got hold of them. a report of extraord