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the research for this heart valve was funded by the american heart association.d that's why i'm asking you to become a monthly donor for just $19 a month. when you do, you'll help fund the next medical breakthrough that could save your life or the life of someone you love. you'll also provide lifesaving cpr training and help certify hospitals to give the best care to those who have had a heart attack or stroke. when you give $19 a month, we'll send you a t-shirt just like this one. from the moment you put it on, you'll help raise awareness for heart disease and stroke. since my surgery, i had a son get married. i had a daughter graduate high school. i had another daughter give birth to a precious boy. i would have missed all that, and that's why it's personal for me. we're very thankful for everyone who is a donor because it gives us more time. every 40 seconds, someone has a heart attack. the next person you help save could be someone you love or even you. become a monthly donor today by calling or going to helpheart.org because it's personal. advil liqui-gels a

thanks to people like you and the american heart association, my family never had to see this video. then my doctor discovered i had a bad heart valve that was beyond repair. the scariest day of my life was when i was sitting on a gurney as i looked at my wife was at my side and my kids had me surrounded. deep down you know, this could be it, this could be all there is. not having him around for riley to grow up with and have that papa figure in his life, that would have been hard. this little heart valve did something really big. it saved my life. i wouldn't be here today without it. the research for this heart valve was funded by the american heart association. and that's why i'm asking you to become a monthly donor for just $19 a month. when you do, you'll help fund the next medical breakthrough that could save your life or the life of someone you love. you'll also provide lifesaving cpr training and help certify hospitals to give the best care to those who have had a heart attack or stroke. when you give $19 a month, we'll send you a t-shirt just like this one. from the moment yo

>> well you know a recent study from the american heart association showed those with underlying heartll be at heart risk if you expose yourself to this particulate matter and your exposure to wildfires has been shown to cause the par tick- late matter to pass through the blood brain barrier. some people have a 25% increased risk of developing dementia. unfortunate ultimately as you said from what i've seen it looks like they will be in the air for months. >> this is going to be an incredibly challenging return for so many that want to go and look for their homes and i'm looking at the l.a. air quality now. down to 92 that's moderate and it has come down so far from what it was and still obviously still a big concern for anybody in that area. doctor i appreciate you joining us and thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> fox corporation transportation made a 1 million donation to california wildfires relief efforts and continues to be a program partner helping the red cross by providing safe shelter, food and aid in recovery. visit go dot fox slash red cross or scan that qr

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coffee is associated with the reduced risk in many cases of diabetes, a reduced risk of heart disease things i see in emergency room, it can increase your heart rate, especially if it leads to heart palpitations. many who take it with decongestants because of that congestion and also when you look at the in general benfits, it is wonderful except you just don't want 20 go beyond the 400 milligrams of caffeine. that's about four cups of coffee. once you exceed that you're not really getting that benefit, and you're stepping into that risk. >> rhiannon: it is not a license to drink as much as you want. >> this is not a license. this is not a license. be mindful. >> whit: janai is not here. but what if you fill it with cream and sugar and whipped cream on top? >> i'm glad you brought that up. the addings is what causes the problems. so, you got to be mindful of that. >> whit: exactly. >> rhiannon: it makes it good. >> whit: exactly. dr. sutton, as always, we appreciate it. thank you. >>> all right. let's go back to somara theodore. a lot to watch in the weather department. >> somara: yea

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so no heart left activists are strapping up and embracing the amendment liberals love to hate the second. their joining groups like socialist rifle association seen a surge of membership required? many think the gun is only thing standing in the way between them in concentration camps. one person said the people i've seen on the left in the gay people out precision -- purchasing guns for the first time its all about self defense and fear. we are not looking to firm up and stormed the b just want to -- don't want to be put into concentration camps. prime time think that the good idea everyone should exercise their second amendment right. we just wish they weren't so amazed. jimmy's the host of fox news saturday night and a host of native company available this thursday fox nation.com we will get to that in a second. so are grabbing their guns. >> two points per john cryer first of all is a woke idiot. you must make to enhance vamp okay he is way up to lunch with the trump commentary bet he is right there with the gad of his spirit the idea jesse that the guy dancing to the village people wants to go after gay people, if biden was to take out

heart disease were linked to sugary beverages. they also report a staggering 340,000 deaths worldwide. >> that very same year all associated with those diseases sugary drink is anything that's has added sugar and at least 50 calories per 8 ounce serving. sara, regular sodas, free beverages, energy drinks, coffee drinks that you have with sugar in it. those are all those all qualifying really sneak up on you because they say that. >> liquid sugar is quickly absorbed and that causes a rapid spike in blood glucose. then your body is bombarded by insulin surges and that can lead to inflammation high cholesterol and elevated blood pressure. and these are all major contributors to diabetes and heart problems. and then when it comes to who's most impacted, researchers found that in many regions, young men with higher levels of education and urban areas are most likely to seek treatment for these diseases, possibly because they have more access to these beverages and the means to buy them. and because it is a drink, you know, you're thinking i'm not ingesting and my meal or my snack. it just drink in a way that's to its sugar yet. so what th

heart disease. so the surgeon general wants an updated warning label on the bottle. that hasn't changed in 35 years. we reached out today with several associations comment and nothing so far. sandra. >> sandra: a lot to take in there. thank you very much, william. bill. >> bill: big day today. 119th conference hours away from gaveling in. members won't be sworn in until a speaker is elected. could be a nail biter. speaker johnson can only give up one vote. already one against him thomas massie. we'll follow the action when members gather at noon eastern time. sandra, great to be with you today. >> sandra: you as well. bret will be in for john this afternoon. we'll take you through the drama-filled afternoon on america reports. thank you for joining us. "the faulkner focus" now. >> harris: let's take a live look

to the -- heart goes out to the victims and families with this tragedy and they're out trying to celebrate life itself and they lost their lives. this particular individual is not associatedign terrorist organization in terms of being, as we know right now, being directed by a foreign terrorist organization. he's only, as we know, likely inspired by it. and this is what makes it really tough. i'm not about to say this is any failure of our intelligence community for a couple of reasons. one, this is american citizens and this incident and the last one in 2017, if you remember a truck driving down a bike path in new york city that killed innocent citizens then. these were americans killing americans. stuart: yeah. >> and americans have privacy rights, stuart. you know, they can use offensive language and the government doesn't have a right to penetrate them like they would a foreign terrorist or foreign organization. so it's much more challenging and doesn't surprise me that this individual may not have risen to the level that our agencies were able to, you know, pick them up. i mean, just about 90 days ago in october, intel community picked up an afghanistan who was threa

other things like a glass of wine might be associated with healthy behavior is not taken into account. a lot of pushback froexperts to say it is good for heartwho drink two drinks a day, five more cancers out of women. the amounts of alcohol consumption, you know u the , t increased risk goes along with that. >> what do you think this ultimately goes? i think a lot of people will have a hard time getting their heads around something they are accustomed to whether or not you thought it was good for you, people don't treat alcohol like cigarettes, mostly. where does this go? >> when they surveyed americans, 45% acknowledged or understood or knew of a risk of alcohol-related to cancer as opposed to 9% of the risk for cigarettes. this is going to take congressional approval. we will see whether or not that happens. needless to say, the more it is discussed and the more we talk about it and you are sitting at home and concerned about your cancer risk, this is something you can modify as opposed to your biology and family history. >> important to have that conversation and have the science to actually explain it. thank you, dr. azar. >> appreciate

association. this conference is one of the most significant in the city bringing in an estimated 92 million dollars to the local economy. >> the only hospital equipped to handle heart attacks and strokes in east san jose is likely to stay santa clara county announced a tentative deal on monaay, the by regional medical center last year the hospital shut down its level 2 trauma center. the move sparked months of protests and rallies. people living in the area claimed if the hospital closed heart attack and stroke, patients would have to travel a lot further to receive life-saving care. but now the county plans to purchase the hospital to preserve its services. >> in doing so that we're gonna be able to restore the level 2 trauma center at regional that was closed last august. this is about saving lives. this is about access to critical care where minutes mattered. and being able to bring regional medical center in to the county's health care system. it's going to help us ensure high-quality integrated. excellent care. >> the deal is still tentative, but county officials say they hope to have complete control over the hospital by april. 1st, the ad on the first day, t

heart and soul of this building there is a tragic story going back to the early days of the white house when enslaved workers held many of these positions. we at the white house historical association charged with, not just telling the positive and happy stories, but the difficult source of white house history as well. some of those people who lived and worked in the white house were enslaved workers for our early presidents. those are some of those challenging stories >> josephine in new york. welcome. >> first, i want to say it is absolutely beautiful, the blue room is beautiful. maybe this will sound crazy, but how many people does it take to keep this humongous place clean? it is so big. i am a clean freak, all the dusting and making sure everything is perfect. it has to be pristine. it is a treasure, right? >> it is a treasure. when you go on any of these floors, you do not see a speck of anything out of place. it is very well cared for by career staff. this is their full-time job, they are not political appointees, they love this house and its history just like it sounds like you like taking care of your house. >> harry truman reconstruction of the white house story? >> harry