jerome adams, surgeon general: to stop the opioid epidemic, we must stop the bleeding. the surgeon general of the united states issued a rare public advisory thursday, in the latest effort to combat the opioid crisis. the nation's top doctor, jerome adams, is calling for wider use of the overdose-reversing drug naloxone, commonly known as narcan.this advisory applies to ...-patients taking opioids for pain -individuals misusing prescription drugs -people using illict opioids like fentanyl or heroin-health care practitioners -family and friends of possible abusers -and others who come into contact with people at risk for opioid overdosedr. jerome adams, surgeon general: if you or someone you know is at risk for an overdose, carry and know how to use naloxone. an easy to use, lifesaving medication that can reverse the effects of an overdose. last week, the cdc released a report that revealed overdose fatalities are on the rise, with more than 63,000 deaths in 20-16 alone. about two thirds of them involved prescription or illicit opioid drug use.dr. jerome adams, surgeon g

[applause] [inaudible conversations] >> surgeon general jerome adams will give the keynote address at the national public health week which kicks off today. our live coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. eastern on espn2. now, a form on the maritime security challenges in the asia-pacific. china strategic and tactical actions in the east and south china seas and the response by the u.s. and its allies in the region. hosted by the atlantic council, this is an hour and 20 minute. >> well, good morning, everyone and welcome. i'm dennis player, direct or here at the atlantic council and also the chairman of the board of the peace foundation u.s.a. and i see a number of familiar faces in the audience, so i know there will be a good discussion following the presentations of this wonderful site of panelists that magnus has assembled this morning. it is good to bring our a little bit south and east asia. north korea is dominating the headlines these days and luckily for the region it is the peace phase of the north korean approach, which seems to go in cycles, which is dominating things these days. bu

jerome adams says people, at risk of an overdose as well as their family and friends should keep naloxonen hand. >>> the "los angeles times" says an early earthquake warning system gave a heads-up before a 5.3 magnitude quaich hit southern california yesterday. >> earthquake, earthquake. >> researchers at cal tech, pasadena, and elsewhere received a ten-second warning before the shaking starting. better than nothing, i guess. hundreds of testers are being tested. there were no reports of injuries and limited damage from the quake. >>> the "arizona daily star" reports the fbi released new photos and videos of the 2011 mass shooting that killed six people and injured 13 others including then congresswoman gabby giffords. the video shows the gunman jared loughner going into a tucson supermarket minutes before the shooting. it also shows him walking around the store. there are photos showing him being tackled to the ground by bystanders as he was getting ready to reload. >>> the "times" reports the men anyone december brothers were reunited inside their california prison. on wednesday erik wa

the young man by the name of jerome adams. doctor adams is a board certified anesthesiologist who serves as t indiana state commissioner from 2014 to 2017. he has a masters degree in chemistry and psychology. : : : . >> that he had to deal with one of the worst hiv outbreaks in the country in middle america in a population that people didn't think would be getting hiv and it was also involved with the use of opioids and other drugs. so it was a very, very complicated outbreak. but he worked in a really fine manner, working with his then governor, governor pence, with the cdc, with the local health department and others, to get their hands around the epidemic. so dr. adams, i want to publicly thank you for the work you did on that because that was really great work. his model as surgeon general is better health through better partnerships. so i can not think of anyone who really has better place to bring our theme for our public health week and his model together, as a single thought. so ladies and gentlemen, the 20th surgeon ge

i have the honor this morning of introducing an old friend, a young man by the name of jerome adams your dr. adams is a board-certified anesthesiologist who served as indiana state health commissioner from 2014-2017. he has a bachelor degree in biochemistry and physiology, i'm sorry, psychology, from the university of maryland baltimore county. i like that because my daughter went to you in bcs will. public health degree from university college of berkeley and is in the f indiana university school of medicine. i met dr. adams would both he and i served on the advisory committee for the fairbanks school of public health in indiana. now, dr. adams, when he first became the health commission is really new to this but he got to where her quickly to roll up his sleeves because some of you may know that he yesterday with onf the worst hiv outbreaks in the country in middle america in a population that people didn't think would be getting hiv, and it was also involved with the use of opioids and other drugs. so it was a very, very complicated outbreak, but he worked in a really profound manner,

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. >> surgeon general jerome adams speaks at the national public health week forum. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. and michael powell is president and ceo of the ncta which represents the cable companies, and he is our guest this week on "the communicators." mr. powell, before we get into some of the issues that affect your organizations directly, i want to ask you about a couple of ongoing issues. number one, what's happening right now with facebook? i want to get your take on that. >> guest: my own belief is what's happening to facebook today was predictable and inevitable to some degree. i think that, essentially, you have a brilliant platform-based advertising model that essentially emphasizes precision propaganda. and that precision propaganda can be used for g

. >> surgeon general jerome adams speaks at the national public health week forum. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country.

a young man by the name of jerome adams. doctor adams is a board-certified anesthesiologist who served in the indiana state health commission from 2014 to 2017. he has a bachelor degree in biochemistry and physiology , from university of maryland baltimore county. i like that because my doctor was in dc as well. and that's the public health degree from university of california berkeley and isand the university of california . i doctor adams when both he and i served on the advisory committee for the fairbanks system of public health in indiana. doctor adams when he first came to the health commission he was new to this. but he got got to work quickly. he had to roll up his sleeves because some of you may know that he had this where it was the worsthiv outbreak in the country. in middle america . in a population that people didn't think would be getting hiv. and it was also involved with the use of opioids and other drugs. so it was a very gated outbreak. but he works in a really profound manner, working with the, his then dau

. >> doctor jerome adams, the u.s. surgeon general delivered keynote remarks at the american public health association national forearm in washington. he spoke about his priorities as surgeon general. >> good afternoon everyone.

jerome adams. [applause] dr. adams: thank you, sir. i knew you were going to do that, you try to set me up. good afternoon, everyone. >> good afternoon. dr. adams: you all can do better than that. it is fabulous to be here today. i really am excited for public health week. i was thinking about what i was going to say to you all weekend long. hopefully i do not disappoint. we are going to do some questions and answers at the end , some actually think of some good, hard at once. where going to do some selfies -- we are going to do some selfies at the beginning, because after the q and a i'm not sure you will like me very much. say public health week. one-to-three. fornt to thank the doctor having me here and dr. benjamin. it has just been great to meet with folks who think like i think. we talked a lot about the sensible metal -- middle. i want to thank the panel. thank you for being here. i have great conversations with most of you all and every hope to tee up a great panel discussion. i am really looking forward to it. i know you are a

jerome adams says that the public needs to help, because 75 percent of overdoses occur in nonmedical settings. >> we cannot rely on first responders, policeman, the emts, to help save a life. >> reporter: dr. adams says, you can request naloxone without a prescription, it is also covered by most insurance plans, but those without coverage, it may be available at little or no cost through local public health programs. 4 mile on this, we are joined by larry, thank you for joining us doctor. let's start with, the advisory issued today. >> the surgeon general, his big thing, he is an anesthesiologist. his own family life, he has had addiction issues himself. this is a big platform, he has said from the beginning, that he wants to make mark and more available on the front lines for regular people, to help resuscitate overdoses. >> realistically, is it going to be common to have everyone coloring this around? >> i don't think this is for everyone, friends and family of known heroin addicts, and people who have had overdoses in the past -- that make sense to me. shelters, where there may be

jerome adams says 75% of overdoses occur in nonmedical settings and that citizens can provide help beforeon the traditional first responders, the firefighters, the policemen, the emts, to help save a life. >> dr. adams says in most states you can walk into a pharmacy and request naloxone without a prescription. it's also covered by most insurance plans. for those without coverage, it may be available at little or no cost through public health programs. >>> the surgeon general's request comes as the new report shows employers spend about $2.6 billion to treat opioid addiction and overdoses in 2016. that's an eightfold increase since 2004 and more than half of that money went to treat employees' children. the analysis from the kaiser family foundation shows such spending costs companies and workers about $26 per enrollee in 2016. employers have been limiting insurance coverage of opioids because of concerns about addiction. >>> new at 6:30, there were dueling rallies today in san francisco over the issue of tobacco. the board of supervisors approved a sales ban last june which includes ment

oung man by the name of jerome adams. dr. adams is a board certified served as ogist and the indiana state health commissioner from 2014 to 2017. he has a bachelor's degree in iochemistry and physiology -- sorry, in psychology from the university of maryland in baltimore county. because my doctor went to umbc as well. master of public health degree of the university california at berkeley, and m.d. at the indiana university school of medicine. i met dr. adams when both he and advisory n the committee for the school of public health there in indiana. adams, when he first became the health commissioner, he was really new to this. but he got to work very quickly. he had to roll up his sleeves know e some of you may that he had to deal with one of he worst h.i.v. outbreaks in the country in middle america. that opulation of people didn't think would be getting h.i.v. and it was also involved the use of opioids and other drugs. so it was a very, very outbreak.d but he worked in a really profound manner. working with the -- his the

surgeon general jerome adams issued a public advisory that says if your family or friends are at riskverdose, that you should carry naloxone and know how to use it. it is sold as narcan. it can bring a person back from an opioid overdose. joining me now is dr. sanjay gupta. doctors and paramedics know how to use narcan or the save shot. we heard stories of librarians who know how to use it when people od in their libraries. is this something that is easy to use if you're not a medical professional? >> yeah, i think so. really two ways to use this. one is a basically an injector and it is pretty autonomous, meaning once you put the injector on the skin, it will automatically administer the narcan. the other is the nasal spray. you inject the nasal medication into the nasal cavity. that's the argument that the public health officials made for some time. this say pretty big deal. just to give you some context. you don't see these very much. the last time a public health advisory was issued like this was back in 2005, warning pregnant women about the uses of alcohol during pregnancy. so t

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jerome adams says sammy 7% of overdose deaths occur outside it isedical setting, and available withoution in 45 states. the national advisory is the first since 2005 when the government urged pregnant woman to abstain from alcohol. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. crumpton. this is bloomberg. miss?", the'd you trump administration walk back trade rhetoric today, and larry cut no insisted tariffs are not around the corner. this is part of the art of the deal? our next guest negotiated deals with china under the obama -- administration. great to have you on the show, making for joining us. >> great to be here. wara: you said a trade looks unlikely, but do you believe this administration is missing vital cultural differences between the two administrations that are required to reach a deal? end, andk that is just that and i take issue with the diagnosis. real tradeortant and issues with china, in particular, the question is are the tariffs and approach proved to be effective? that is where i question the current a

surgeon general jerome adams gives the keynote address at the national public health week, which kicks off today. until then, a look at prescript -- >> good afternoon. i am howard cusick, vice president for research and publications at the manhattan in to two. [applause] i did not invite back, but thank you that i'm pleased to welcome you to our discussion event today entitled how to pay for precision medicine and we hope you'll learn more about what decision medicine is as well as how to pay for it. public discussion and debate about health care is focused in recent years on health insurance. this controversy has swirled around the affordable care act. but at the same time, we debate this perennial and perplexing issue, a revolution in health care is unfolding as well. it is one based in new treatments and need new types of treatments for serious disease. in this context, the most important places for which to look for health care improvement may not be new forms of medicare or medicaid, the tour were class pharmaceutical and biotech firms as well as the regulator of the food and drug

jerome adams tells us how the decision for him was personal one. janice, mom told me you bought a house. okay. [ buttons clicking ] [ camera shutter clicks ] so, now that you have a house, you can use homequote explorer. quiet. i'm blasting my quads. janice, look. i'm in a meeting. -janice, look. -[ chuckles ] -look, look. -i'm looking. it's easy. you just answer some simple questions online, and you get coverage options to choose from. you're ruining my workout. cycling is my passion. pete: welcome back. a couple quick headlines for you, as i have my morning coffee and you do as well. a federal judge upholding massachusetts 20-year ban on assault weapons, so-called assault weapons. and large capacity magazines. dismissing a lawsuit challenging it. the judge's ruling identifying so-called assault weapons as military firearms. saying they do not violate the second amendment. he says lawmakers should decide on regulating weapons, not the courts. makes sense to me. that's where laws are made. not behind closed doors. and a south carolina congressman n

[applause] [inaudible conversations] >> surgeon general jerome adams will give the keynote address at the national public health week which kicks off today. our live coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. eastern on espn2. now, a form on the maritime security challenges in the asia-pacific. china strategic and tactical actions in the east and south china seas and the response by the u.s. and its allies in the region. hosted by the atlantic council, this is an hour and 20 minute. >> well, good morning, everyone and welcome. i'

regarding overdose reversing vice admiral jerome adams earlier issued the first circle -- surgeon general's advisory in 13 years, which purges more americans to carry overdose -- overdose reversing agents like naloxone. multiple funding streams are in place to assist state and local founders to obtain agent. dr. francis collins has recently announced the helping to end addiction long-term initiative at the nih and result of new funding recently provided by congress. they will double its investment in research on pain and addiction. in closing, the current opioid epidemic is enormously tragic, dauntingly complex, vastly widespread, and scientifically and medically challenging. this epidemic respects no age, no gender, no race, no socioeconomic status. victims are our sons and daughters, mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters, leaders and colleagues. solving this problem will require a whole of government approach. i look forward to working with you collaboratively. thank you very much. >> we thank you for your comprehensive statement. ms. brandt: thank you, members of the committee. thank

indicÓ que los propietarios son responsables de dar mantenimiento >>> jerome adams surgiÓ por la crisisos dejo con andrea romero y el tiempo para el fin de semana. >>> muchas gracias rc hablaremos de la temperatura a esta hora de la maÑana y las condiciones en nuestra regiÓn hay precipitaciÓn ligera, temperatura en los 30 grados en la ciudad de new york. mientras tanto tenemos un frÍo congelante en la parte norte de la regiÓn. en minneapolis cayendo nieve en la zona. tenemos esta corriente de humedad moviÉndose en la parte norte de california, tenemos esta zona bajo vigilancia de inundaciones todo el fin de semana, esperamos gran cantidad de lluvia, condiciÓn peligrosas, porque pueden resultar en deslizamiento de lodo en algunas zonas. tenemos advertencia de tiempo invernal. las dakotas, nebraska, se debe a la nieve que va a caer durante el dÍa y tenemos condiciones severas en el sur de la naciÓn, por parte de texas, lousiana, g arkansas y mississippi. podemos ver las tormentas que se pueden desarrollar esta tarde. y la precipitaciÓn intensa que continÚa el fin de semana en la costa oes

and gives back his commission and says every time -- which is what cincinnatus down and jerome that's why john adams called in the cincinnatus andy cohen cicerone, he called him social because sister was the great statesman and order. it was a legislative leader that provided cincinnatus with all the necessary forces to win that war. >> what was the code they use between the brothers? >> it's too complicated to get into here. you can see a little bit in the book. thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen,. [applause] >> you are watching booktv on c-span2 with top nonfiction books and authors every weekend. .. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> ladies and gentlemen. >> i care

and that has jerome powell at his speech in chicago being closely scrutinized. adam on that. >> reporter: and the chairman's going to begin speaking to the economic club of chicago, but he's going to talk about those key issues such as inflation. he's going to say, quote: monthly inflation readings have been firmer over the past several months, and the 12-month change should move notably this spring as last spring's soft readings drop out of the 12-month calculation. now, in regards to labor participation and the shortage of prime-aged working men and women, people 25-54, he says, quote: we now stand at the low end of participation for both men and women in this age group just above italy but well below germany, france and spain. he goes on in participation to talk about the long-term factors which are weigh on growth. quote: some of the factors weighing on longer-term growth are likely to be persistent particularly the slowing in growth of the work force. others are hard to predict such as productivity. in the speech he says that there are issues that the fed can't

surgeon general jerome adams gives the keynote address at the national public health week, which kicks off today. until then, a look at prescript -- >> good afternoon. i am howard cusick, vice president for research and publications at the manhattan in to two. [applause] i did not invite back, but thank you that i'm pleased to welcome you to our discussion event today entitled how to pay for precision medicine and we hope you'll learn more about what decision medicine is as well as how to pay for it. public discussion and debate about health care is focused in recent years on health insurance. this controversy has swirled around the affordable care act. but at the same time, we debate this perennial and