scott gottlieb at the fda is fast tracking in a really proactive way, i give him credit for this, pain management techniques that are not opioid based. that's great. it will be some law enforcement and interdiction to deal with the fentanyl problem and it will be a significant increase in treatment availability. i was at a remarkable treatment program, mike, in the chesterfield county jail, carl leonard the sheriff there just was tired of opioid deaths and he wasn't trained and he didn't have the money but he said i have to do something about it. he started a novel treatment program based on a recovery home model that many of you are familiar with. when i went and visited the 70 men on one side of the jail and 60 women on the other side that were in this program on each side they said, senator, why did i have to get arrested to get a program like this. there's something that's kind of sad, true, challenging in a question like that we have to make more treatment available. >> what is the biggest risk to the affordable care act? >> well, look, i think the biggest risk right now is admini

>> and it makes sense.this speaks to the fda, scott gottlieb has been doing. so far with the tenure and he has put contingency plans in place so you can have your wine and cheese! >> food safety is important. it is ridiculous not to say it is. no disrespect i think is just ridiculous.>> we should send him romaine lettuce. [laughter] >> i mean, the expectation is, here is not for fda inspectors. >> is not all or none. >> that is either or that has been set up. we need fda inspectors otherwise businesspeople taint the public. it will poison the public simply not the case. >> we need referees. >> listen, i have no problem having referees officiate the game.the fda has been doing a good job at it. >> even under the best circumstances, 3000 people die every year from foodborne illnesses. so i suspect one of those people will die during the shutdown. at least one. and in fact, it will be blamed on somebody.if the democrats or republicans. no? >> figures course it doesn't happen! that is what we are hoping.as we go home and eat cheese. >> it will be happening. >> tha

scott gottlieb says the agency is doing what it can to minimize the risk to the public. >>> palo alto police are investigating a hoax known as swatting. this comes after someone called 9-1-1 claiming to have killed his wife tied up his children and planted pipe bombs. an untraceable call to police prompted this large response tuesday night. officers descended on a home on emerson avenue with two unsuspecting residents inside. police determined it was swatting. it's a form of harassment or prank when someone calls in a false report to get police to respond. the palo alto daily post reports that one of the victims is a facebook cyber security executive. >> we take it seriously because our police resources are being wasted. our officers are being taken away from other duties and calls that are true emergencies. >> police say, in addition to possible criminal charges, they would go after the caller to try to recoup some of the cost of sending out so many officers. >>> uber's plan to go public this year might be in jeopardy. there are reports that the san francisco company's valuation of 1

duringd prepaemarks at a hearing, scott gottlieb called this a watershed moment for the fda. >> we're in unfamiliar territory. it's a watershed moment in the life of the we'll come out of this i think much stronger for having grappled with this cllenge together and having prevailed. but the road between now and the end will be marked by continued challengor, hardships our people and continued impacts to our work as we work on preserving our functions. >> and partial government shutdown is coming at a bad tim for some entrepreneurs as they try to get their small busisses off the ground. kate rodgers has our story tonight. >> elizabeth nguyen was in the process of launching her hot sauce company when things came to a halt. she and herhe husband make t sauce in a commercial kitchen in the richmond arr. heontact at the fda is now furloughed, putting the approval the startup needs to move forward on hold. a>> i feelittle bit like political pawns right now. yes, borders security important, but we don't have anything to do with the border security right now. we are just trying to open a hot

the fda commissioner, scott gottlieb, actuay spoke at th conference through a webcast because of the government shutdown, but he said, are approving things as fast as we can because at the fda, their man datnd is safe effective. they don't have any power over price, but they know tha competition will eventually bring down oprices. >> that note, thank you so much. bill >>> comingup, the tech trends that could change our daily >>> coming up, we'll tell you about the rise of self-driving vehicles at ces. we are driving down the las vegas strip and there's no one at the wheel. that's after the bre. >>> south korea's lg issued a stark profit warning. the electronics company said earn fgs likelyell 80% in the fourth quarter. lg did not disclose further details of fourth quarter operations. analysts say results were way down by ar-ending bonuses and marketing expenses for new rt smartphones. they will report full reports at the end of january. >>> ces, the consumer ectronics show is the largest technology show in the recalled would. the annual gathering has long been a stage for innovation

kids it's not really recommended how this all started i think with this look back a little bit scott gottlieb the commissioner for the f.d.a. making these statements along with a serious warning from the u.s. surgeon general because other other medical groups american heart association american lung association american academy of pediatrics american family my family practice all got and pressured the f.d.a. and a certain they came out with a warning to joel and specifically cited joel because you know these i actually i interviewed my office managers kids and they there are different flavors they banned and i actually you know some of the ones that was banned the fruit medley the candy certainly appeals to kids and we look at advertising live or not did it one hundred sixty eight for women and cigarettes and then you're slams and you've come a long way baby yeah they're incredibly successful in medical school as all the trend in cigarettes going up and cancer going up twenty thirty years later and women unfortunately. i think it's a yes well you're the doctor i'm just a layman but it's obvio

twenty thousand pigs must be killed so this is a once again we are playing with fire people like scott gottlieb who's the head of f.d.a. now i need to really be called out we have to say mr gottlieb dr gottlieb what is being inspected what is not being inspected what can we be confident about and what not what can americans eat and what can't we eat his background gottlieb's background is in venture capital so maybe he doesn't really care so much about the average american and what they're eating and he needs to be held accountable to a fred we've just got a little bit of time but obviously when agencies aren't open they're not dealing with business and this is having an economic and business impact a talk about that just briefly would you. look at like an initial public offering if they can't get their paperwork barred what we're seeing now for instance my favorite example is our kids will be here every month about one hundred petitions for new labeling fortissimo beers goes forward and they cannot get approval so really what we're seeing are small businesses being stopped the economy being be

food-processing facilities, according to the washington post.the post reports that fda commissioner scott gottlieb plan underway that could see inspectors back in the field as early as next week, at least at facilities deemed "high risk".the commissioner said that a third of the roughly 160 routine inspections carried out weekly meet that criteria.drugs and syringes have become such a problem in starbucks bathrooms that the company is installing needle-disposal boxes in certain locations.some workers are concerned about improperly discarded syringes and the related health risks and they've posted photos on social media.37-hundred of them have signed a petition for the company to do something about it.in may, starbucks announced plans to open up its bathrooms to everyone.a dad makes app that can freeze your kids phones until they answer your texts. he was tired of his kids not responding so he created the reply asap.it can also helpreach someone in an emergency.the app has been downloaded more than 75,000 times since it was launched back in august 2017.live from. the ansaq marketsite, i'm. jane. ki

what scott gottlieb -- we had maggie fox talk with scott gottlieb yesterday.is thinking about bringing them back, having them come back without pay so they can check the domestic food. >> and speaking of food, everyone is talking about the keto diet. some folks are saying it is not great for your health, need to be careful if you decide to go on it. what is the bottom line here? >> what i tell most people, i'm not a big fan of any kind of diet in particular. i'm a fan of lifestyle changes. butto diet, for some it works really well, but i forces your body to start going into ketosis, it starts burning fat which can be hard on the body, it can cause kidney problems, you have to be careful. >> and here are new headlines that suggest a lot of people think they have a food allergy simply don't. what's the deal? >> about 10% of the people actually have food allergies. 20% think they do. it is more a food intolerance. if you are having stomach issues, it is probably food intolerance. but if you have hives or swollen lips, that is an allergy. >> really important infor

scott gottlieb standing by ready to talk about vaccinations there's been a serious outbreak of measlesinues to spread through this country. washington governor now declaring an emergency dr. gottlieb, you've been writing about this and sounding off on a problem we are creating ourselves because we are refusing to have some people vaccinated why don't you talk about your concern? >> sounding off for a long time now. this risk has been building. this is an avoidable tragedy we're is starting to see a resurgence of this highly contagious disease with every american infected, they'll infect nine to ten other people this is an avoidable tragedy this is a result of the fact vaccination rates are falling. if you look in the pacific northwest, we're seeing this outbreak right now about 8% of kindergartners were exempted by their parents. as vaccination rates decline, these kind of epidemics are going to become more common. >> this is a disease that we thought we had eradicated from the united states almost 20 years ago. what happened? is it because we don't see measles? because we forget how d

anna: i talked to the head of the fda, scott gottlieb, and try to exploit -- and try to get him to explain he told me how he might envision it. someone would go into the drugstore, they would have answered some questions on the app to determine if they have high cholesterol. if there cholesterol is high enough to warrant needing a staten and go from there. when they go into the drugstore they would go to the aisles and there might be -- we have seen some of the products like razors and things that are behind a lock so what would happen is you would be able to maybe get a code or something like that to .nlock the staten for you this code means you filled out the questionnaire and the act says you are eligible. you benefit from this drug. carol: we're talking tech. an unprecedented warming from sales.bout iphone still the faang stocks to watch. jason: very bold call. this is bloomberg businessweek. ♪ w?w?uhi?só'ñó >> welcome black the bloomberg businessweek. carol: still ahead, one of the worlds most respective text analyst talks apple in 2019 after a brutal week for the company. >> self dri

we spoke to the fda commissioner scott gottlieb and brought these concerns saying that employees wereling this life or death, and he said, you know what, it is not business as usual at the fda. he did say if there is an outbreak, he would bring employees back in. but of course they're not going to be paid. i think he's a little bit between a rock and a hard place there. >> these jobs matter. >>> coming up next, we're going to speak to the white house director of strategicic commu communications. ave a big meeting today >>and 2 boxes of twizzlers... yeah, uh...for the team... >>the team? gooo team.... order online pickup in an hour and, now buy one hp ink get one 30% off at office depot officemax and, now buy one hp ink get one 30% off if these packs have the same number of bladder leak pads, i bet you think bigger is better. actually, it's bulkier. always discreet quickly turns liquid to gel, for drier protection that's a lot less bulky. always discreet. your insurance rates skyrocket you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drive

scott gottlieb of the food and drug administration and asked him what has been the impact of the trump shutdown on the food and drug administration, and dr. gottlieb was very explicit. he said the area which was hardest hit was food safety. food safety is a responsibility assumed by the federal government over 100 years ago after the publication of the novel "the jungle" by upton sinclair. we decided that we would create a federal agency with the responsibility of inspecting food so that people across america would not suffer food-borne illness or worse. well, we have a great agency and it does a great job when it's fully funded operationally, but the fact of the matter is over 40 million americans will end up with a food illness in any given year and over 3,000 will die. so the responsibility of this agency is not some bureaucratic function. it is literally a life-and-death responsibility, and i asked dr. gottlieb, so what does the government shutdown do to the food and drug administration when it comes to food safety? well, he said we have had to suspend inspections at the highest ri

i'll give you an example, look at scott gottlieb's twitter feed. there's an administrator who every single day has to put out 10, 15 new updates on what you're allowed to file, what you can't file, how they're shifting resources around. and every single administrator in every single department has to do that sort of stuff. we may talk a little bit about what had to be done with the mortgage industry in order to make sure homeowners or home purchasers are able to get to the settlement table. imagine selling your house or having another house under agreement and you may not be able to go to settlement because your income verification is not able to be reviewed by the irs. a government shutdown hurts so many people in this country and middle america realizes that. and they don't think no matter where you feel on whether we need more wall or no more wall or technology or whatever it is, you don't shut the government down over that. and whomever they assign blame to, their numbers are going to go down and that's what happened here. >> smart points all.

fda administrator scott gottlieb says the agency is doing what it can to minimize risk to the public. >> on the peninsula today, family and friends will remember a teenager found shot to death in the parking lot of a belmont school. 17-year-old muhammad othman was found at central elementary school late monday night. he was a senior at carlmont high school. police have not made any arrests, but they have detained several people after surrounding a home in pleasanton tuesday night. muhammad's funeral is at 12:30 this afternoon at burlingame center. >>> it's a video going viral and in a second you'll understand why. a man brought a dead raccoon into a san francisco mcdonald's. chris brooks captured this shocking video inside the potrero avenue score. brooks ran outside and started recording video through the window. >> after three or four minutes, a guy picked a raccoon up and took it outside and put it in the garbage. but it was blood on the floor and on the table inside the mcdonald's. >> health officials say the restaurant closed for five hours to disinfect the dining room. inspector

fda administrator scott gottlieb says the agency is doing what it can to minimize risk to the public.s a video going viral. a man brought a dead raccoon into a san francisco mcdonald's. chris brooks captured this shocking video inside the pa trer owe avenue station. a man walked in calling for help as he was holding the animal. brooks started recording. >> after three or four minutes, a guy picked the raccoon up and took it outside and put it in the garbage. but there was blood on the floor and on the table inside the mcdonald's. >> health officials say the restaurant closed for fivedisin. inspectors say it is now safe. animal control removed the raccoon from the property and police did respond. they gave the man in question a mental health evaluation. they determined that he didn't need to be detained. i know. it's a lot to take. >> uh-huh. >> moving on. palo alto police are investigating a hoax known as swatting. this comes after someone called 9-1-1 claiming to have killed his wife, tied up his children and planted pipe bombs an untraceable call prompted this tuesday night. there w

fda commissioner scott gottlieb says the fda is going to be changing the way they regulate insulin moving00 a month, there must be a lot of people trying to ration. >> there are. he is certainly not the only one who's tried to ration his insulin which is very risky. >> frustrating to see so many redactions too, right? >> right. >> you can hardly read the thing. >> i'm glad we did the story. everyone i know who has had diabetes 1, 2, told me insulin prices are going through the roof and making it very difficult for them. all right, thank you. >>> china has challenged u.s. dominance here on earth for decades. now chinese ambitions reach all the way to the moon. ahead, a new space race takes flight with the first of its kind lunar landing. and if you're on the go, subscribe to our "cbs this morning" podcast available on apple podcast app or wherever you download your podcasts. hear the top stories and what's happening in your world in less than 20 minutes. it's the best way to get caught up. you're watching "cbs this morning." ing "cbs this morning." there are so many toothpastes out there w

fda commissioner scott gottlieb says monitoring of high-risk medical products may resume next week. >s ten years since the miracle on the hudson captivated the nation on this day in 2009. ptain sully sullenberger made a remarkable landing on the hudson river. all 155 people on board survived. captain sully and many passengers are ghering at the museum in charlotte, where the plane is on display. and they will toast at the exact moment of the crash. more than 50 children and grandchildren have been added to the family survivors since that day. >> wow. >> always, the hair on my arms stands up, i get the goose bumps because he saved ohm people's lives. all of the first responders, the ferryboat people who quickly came to the aid. >> i remember that day. >> i remember, too. >> i love that number 50. children and grandchildren. >> all thanks to him. >>> well, one of r. kelly's accusers says she has proof that the grammy singer trying to intimidate her into staying silent about his alleged abuse. faith rodgers was in a news conference before meeting with police in new york. rodgers and her

scott gottlieb of the food and drug administration and asked him what has been the impact of the trump shutdown on the food and drug administration, and dr. gottlieb was very explicit. he said the area which was hardest hit was food safety. food safety is a responsibility assumed by the federal government over 100 years ago after the publication of the novel "the jungle" by upton sinclair. we decided that we would create a federal agency with the responsibility of inspecting food so that people across america would not suffer food-borne illness or worse. well, we have a great agency and it does a great job when it's fully funded operationally, but the fact of the matter is over 40 million americans will end up with a food illness in any given year and over 3,000 will die. so the responsibility of this agency is not some bureaucratic function. it is literally a life-and-death responsibility, and i asked dr. gottlieb, so what does the government shutdown do to the food and drug administration when it comes to food safety? well, he said we have had to suspend inspections at the highest ri

. >> and kudos to the administration's fda, scott g gottlieb was mandating that.n, transparency. >> norah o'donnell, you need to send your report to somebody. >> you always do the best report. you really do. >> hopefully, this will help some people. >> keep it coming. >>> coming up next, the look at the morning's headlines including this video of this moose that really is on the loose. i like saying moose on the >>> good tuesday morning. we have clear skies and chilly temperatures on this tuesday. enjoyed the afternoon sunshine with above average five 3 to 6 degrees. 60 four downtown san francisco, 61 in oakland, san jose and fremont. we will continue with this warming trend through the week with high pressure strengthening friday and saturday, the warmest days of the week. >>> this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by edward jones. because understanding what's important to you matters. at your overall financial strategy. you still thinking about opening your own shop? every day. i think there are some ways to help keep you on track. and closer to home. i'm