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good morning. >> good morning, guys.t bright red color, but it has been linked to cancer in animals, and there are concerns it can even affect behavior in children. now food makers have two years to remove it from their products. the fda putting the brakes on red dye no. 3, an ingredient added to candy, cakes, cereal, and many other food and drink products giving them their vibrant cherry red color. it's no longer approved for use in food or dietary supplements, a move that has experts and consumers cheering. >> it is totally unnecessary, and we don't need the chemicals. >> i know it's only one dye and there are so many others out there, but that is a step. i'm so happy. >> it's a great step for consumers and public health. >> reporter: the switch long overdue according to the principle scientist for food additives at the center for science in the public interest. the group launched a petition in 2022 calling on the fda to ban the red dye, which is found on ingredient labels under several different names. it's currently

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harris: good morning. good morning, everybody. good morning, good morning. good morning, everyone.ood morning. [cheers and applause] good morning, man. good morning to everyone. please have a seat. i heard everybody was hanging out this morning. i thought i'd come by and say hi. and mostly i just wanted to come by to thank everybody. starting with our reverend sharpton. for the truth tellers who are here, in the spirit of dr. king and this day that we celebrate him, his birthday, january 15. and every day. and spirit with which he did what he did. reverend sharpton, you and the leaders of n.a.n. live that legacy in every way that's important. this is about soldiers who understand the importance of using our feet, praying, doing good works, that are about lifting up the people. with a sense of optimism and purpose, always, n.a.n., reverend sharpton, speaking truth even when it is difficult to speak and more difficult to hear. the leaders here understand, as i often say, that the true measure of the strength of a leader isn't based on who you beat down, it's based on who you lift up.

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good morning. >> reporter: robin, good morning.poke to president-elect donald trump by phone and he made it very clear he wants to move very quickly on these executive orders, just within hours of taking the oath of office. president-elect donald trump is expected to sign them here, that will take the place of the parade that typically goes down pennsylvania avenue. his team said he plans to take up to 200 executive actions today alone. by comparison he only signed one in 2017. trump told me there would be a big focus on immigration. a small group of republicans were briefed over the weekend. sources tell me he outlined some of the executive orders that could include declaring a national emergency designating mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, sending dei or gender related directives, repealing limits on off shore drilling. the president-elect trump is expected to talk about these executive orders and actions today during his inaugural address. just moments ago we did receive some excerpts of the speech where

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good morning. guest: good morning. host: we are less than 24 hours i guess at this point -- well, it is in the afternoon come a little bit more, coming up before donald trump is inaugurated the 47th president. what is your assessment of the political moment that the country is in right now? guest: i think it is fraught right now. donald trump comes in with an extremist agenda that he himself has talked about trying to seize more power for the president, trying to eviscerate federal agencies and the civil service. he's talked about retribution, he is looking to put inexperienced loyalists into some of the most important positions in our government. pete hegseth, not like what he says on fox news, but this guy has never run a large organization and running the pentagon is a major job. tulsi gabbard is a putin apologist and she was an apologist for syrian dictator al-assad and now she's going to be in charge of the intelligence community? robert f kennedy has said there has never been a vaccine that has been safe or effec

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good morning.eadlines today: cheering and applause. 17—year—old luke littler makes history, becoming the youngest ever world darts champion. large parts of england and wales are expected to face disruption from heavy snow and freezing rain this weekend. good and freezing rain this weekend. morning. a bitterly ahead good morning. a bitterly cold day ahead today and after a calm start, we have some disruptive weather on the cards. amber warnings issued from the met office for snow and ice across parts of england and wales. i will bring you all of the details throughout the programme. 31—year—old briton edward pettifer is named as one of the 1a people killed in the new year's day attack in new orleans. travel scams warning: experts tell people to stay vigilant of fraudsters when planning their holidays. good morning. i'll have more on the luke littler effect in the sport but elsewhere, tottenham are teetering with more injuries and illness as they look to end their recent slump when they host newcastl

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good morning. good to see you, zach. >> good morning. >> good to. >> see you. >> all right.s fueled by the idea that our perception that nvidia and openai, they had these moats that were perhaps impenetrable, at least a significant lead over foreign rivals, specifically china. in your mind, has that been shattered or do we just need to reassess what that moat was? because it seemed like a lot of that moat was based on capital and scale? well, i'll. >> start by saying, i. think outside of the investment world. >> i think. a lot of people have been waiting for a moment where we. >> started to see the research. >> commoditize. and certainly this is one of those moments. i mean, seeing a chinese firm produce a gpt four equivalent model. >> of any kind was remarkable. then to. >> see it actually be so economically efficient is truly astounding. calling something, calling a paradigm shattered because of one model is pretty complicated, but i do think it is a reminder to everyone that just because we live in a world today where models require. >> an exceptional. >> amount of comput

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good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, gio.appen on new year's day, when people are focused on the future, their plans, their goals. this morning we're learning heartbreaking details about the many people killed, what they have been planning for the new year and the remarkable ways they have spent the years before. this morning families, friends and loved ones left in shock after the horrific attack in the heart of the french quarter. >> parents got a phone call last night, this morning, early this morning, that no parent ever ever wants to receive. that people did not come home safe. >> reporter: kareen bidowi and hubert guthrow among those dead. >> this beautiful face who sang, i love you mom. he was just a wonderful son. >> reporter: kathy and louis lost their 25-year-old son matthew. >> ask any of his friends. >> he really was. >> generous, loving. >> i'm still in shock, honestly. as i think as time goes by, you know, i'll see something that reminds me of him and i will break down. i know that's gonna happen. probably for t

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good morning. caller: good morning. guest: good morning. i have a question about the cuban missile crisis. i only heard it once that khrushchev took the missiles out of cuba because we, the united states, agreed to remove missiles that we had pointed at russia. and that's why it was settled so quickly. is there any truth to that? guest: there is some truth to that, yes ma'am. we had known for a long time now that the united states had starting in the mid-1950's they began to move a medium range missile into turkey. and this was the time when the united states in the midst of the cold war was trying to encircle the soviet union to stop the spread of communism. it was very much in america's interest to put those missiles in turkey. when khrushchev found out in april of 1962 with those jupiter missiles were in fact operational in the soviet union. khrushchev was furious. and he told his defense minister when they were at a meeting in bulgaria, he said -- what he meant by that was he was going to try to put missiles, russian missiles into cuba

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good morning. caller: good morning.red military. i was in the -- i'm happy they got a combat soldier into office. there is no room for the woke and all the other stuff they've been doing. the army doesn't need anything but training on how to do its job. it doesn't need -- my father retired for 35 years. i've seen the army evolve my whole life. i retired in 1995. and i think he will do a good job. i honestly do. host: russ, as a retired member of the military, what would you like to see him work on first? caller: getting the woke soldiers and officers in line. they literally need to go in line and clear the other external -- it's not an experiment. they need to train as they would do in combat. and as farce females in the army, i don't have a -- as far as females in the army, i don't have a problem with females in the army. as far as the infilltry, my gear weighed 180 seven pounds. if a woman can put on 187 pounds and the other stuff which adds up to 240 pounds and she can walk, our first march was 7.5 miles in the deser

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they don't get a good education. i don't get as good a i don't get as a good job. the other wants to fill up the jails and they are discriminated against and. they are beginning to realize it as well. so think that we can if we just listen to what's going and try to take steps, correct the problems that we face, then we'll be much better off as a nation. but it takes a lot of political courage to admit we've made some mistakes. and now. that's correct. but america has always had the right and the ability maybe it took too long to say. okay, we made a mistake. that's correct it. we've done that. a lot of times. i believe we'll do it again. let's give them a hand. jimmy carter. and thank you so.

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good morning. >> good morning dave.ter the mayor of san jose asked the city to assess how equipped its fire department is to handle a big fire, like those in l.a. county. data from the bay area news group shows san jose has the lowest firefighter staffing level when compared to oakland, san francisco and los angeles. san jose's firefighter union says budgetary restraints are making it difficult to recruit. some city leaders say more local property tax should go towards paying firefighters. >> a lot of our constituents pay our property taxes, but the majority of our property taxes go to the state and the county. so therefore, we need to leverage the resource from the county and the state to do fire prevention and to make sure that our citizens is safe. >> the city currently has 632 firefighters, but the union says the city needs 700 to 1000 to be considered properly staffed. >> we're budgeted for 723, but the reality is, is that we don't have a recruitment division, we don't have a ability for us to go out in our own com

>> it is good! >> robin: super star rookie jay jaden daniels all smiles after commanding his team to the first playoff win in 19 years. they're just joshing around in buffalo. >> gonna throw it deep to the end zone! caught! yes! >> robin: a big win for the bills. and you have to see what the fans did for josh allen. snow-way! >> announcer: live from times square, it's monday "good morning america." >> robin: we appreciate you joining us on this monday morn. we want to get right to our top story, the very latest developments on the wild fires in california. how neighbors are banning together. take a closer look at this race track parking lot turned into a massive donation center. >> rebecca: sometimes the worst of times bring out the best of us. that is good to see. but this map shows where all the fires are burning across los angeles. the two big ones, they are still the palisades fire and the eaton fire. firefighters are battling the flames from the air as they try to contain as much as possible be

good morning to you. >> good morning.eme court took up an emergency hearing last week about tiktok and could weigh in as early as today. efforts to force the sale of the company owned by chinese-owned bytedance are ramping up, at as two new chinese-based social platforms are now soaring in popularity. >> you can't do this! >> reporter: time the running out for tiktok, the supreme court set to rule as soon as today whether or not to uphold a u.s. ban on the popular app. in a hearing last week, the justices expressi ing skepticis that a ban on the app would violate users' first amendment rights. the bipartisan law set to go into effect on sunday says tiktok must be sold away from its chinese ownership because of national security concerns. china could steal user's data or manipulate content shown to americans. >> china is engaged in an ongoing, unrelenting effort to hack the united states. now, they've got a surveillance tool in everybody's pocket. the software doesn't just have funny videos. it also collects everywhere you

good morning. >> happy friday. thanks so much for being here. >> with us. >> i am. frank holland. >> let's get you ready for the day ahead. we begin with the. >> markets after a. >> higher close yesterday. >> but keep in mind the s&p and the nasdaq still on pace for a. losing week after that deep. >> seat sell. >> off on monday. take a look in the green across the board. >> this morning. >> so the s&p up. >> about 24 points. >> up just under a half a percent. the dow. >> looks like it would open. >> over 130. points higher, up. >> about a third of. >> a percent. the nasdaq. >> the best performer right now up about. >> 155 points, up almost. >> three quarters of 1%. futures are. >> getting a. >> lift from. >> shares of apple. they're higher. >> on some upbeat guidance. however iphone. >> sales they did not meet expectations. >> we have. >> a lot more. >> in their earnings. >> in just. >> a moment. >> but you can. >> see right now. >> apple. >> shares up just about 3.5%. >> in the premarket. and righ

good morning to you, will. >> good morning.so many emotions come with it. it's been a dream of mine since i knew what football was. to actually be here and to be going down to new orleans in a couple weeks and have an opportunity to do so, is just unbelievable. >> lara: you had a tremendous career at clemson, and then in this game a huge play at the end of the second quarter to force a fumble that led to a touchdown. will you walk us through the play? did it help -- in your opinion, did it help the team propel to that momentous win? >> yeah. you know, it was an awesome opportunity. we take a lot of pride in special teams. being able to go down there and to be honest with you, i was just trying to get a hat on him, a shoulder pad on him. just get him down or slow him down any way. >> lara: yeah, yeah. >> it just ended up working out where the shoulder pad went right on the football and it came loose. i felt it hit my leg. i was looking down trying to grab it and get it, but it got kicked backwards. kenny, a teammate of mine, als

bernie, washington, good morning. caller: good morning. good morning. hi. i just wanted to say a little bit about the president, former president carter. i'm an american indian from montana, born in what they call people of the white clay. in 1976, president carter signed into law american indian religious freedom act, allowing american indians procrastination to practice their religions again. it was banned in the 1880's by the federal government. so, i just wanted to thank him for allowing american indian people again the freedom of religion, which is this country's foundation. i just wanted to thank him and appreciate everything you did for the people of all color, four nations, black, yellow, red, white. we are all related. thank you, president carter. host: michael, new york, good morning. caller: good morning. a lot of people in the united states should seek people like president carter, there is not all this fighting back and forth, president carter did a lot for the war. [indiscernible] wherever america goes, the world goes. this man did a lot. that

he's a good man. and he came across as a good man and a good friend to all of us.all of our best interests at heart and is very promising to me. i am thrilled. i can't wait to see what's going to happen in our future. host: doreen, watching all day today, and it began very early this morning with a church service at st. john's church here. just steps away from the white house. then the president went over to the white house for tea with president joe biden. the two of them motorcading to our nation's capitol for the ceremony there and the peaceful transfer of power. donald trump took the oath of office becoming the 47 the president of the united states. there was lunch served and executive order signed. an inaugural parade that was brought inside. all of the festivities brought inside today here in washington for the first time in 40 years because of the frigid temperatures. c-span covered at all, so if you missed any of it unlike doreen who watched it all, you can find it on our website c-span.org or our free video and mobile app c-span now. tonight, we're coverin

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