what is sometimes lost in the fda guided is that there were three-pronged and the fda guidance. include flavors and those that were targeted at minors. the product that you refer to, i extent an increased level of use with the youth. .> i will ask mr. blonde what have you done to prevent disposable products from being available to youth? >> historically, our disposable products have not contributed to really any statistically meaningfully youth use. and in ourn avoiding case eliminating all advertising activity that occurs outside of the confines of the physical premises of license tobacco retailer. we have eliminated a social media presence. with respect to the inference regarding flavor disposables, but we could we made the decision to voluntarily remove our flavored disposable products from stores. albeit not because those products have created increase access to youth use, we thought it was within the spirit of the fda guidance that the large businesses use the pmta process to adjudicate whether or not it was our appropriate for public health. your company is doing to keep d

while we heard from the fda in september it is critical for all of us to continue to hear from the fda as the issue evolves and the fda begins to evaluate manufacturers. we also need a full investigation to counterfeit and black-market products that are likely to fill the void of the products that are expected to exit the market whether from the and menstruation generate guidance or from manufacturers who do not buy lp mtas and accordingly remove the products from the market but we want to make sure the fda stands ready to address these issues as they arise to protect current e-cigarette users but most importantly our youth. i want to thank the companies before us for voluntarily coming here but it's important we hear from you and madam chair i appreciate you holding this hearing and i will have to go to that coronavirus hearing for the members but will be back and forth and i yield back. >> take notes over there. i want to say i don't think there's anyone on this committee who thanks marijuana should be legalized for anyone under 2100 in addition, everyone will agree that we need to c

fda. through their applications, manufacturers or importers must demonstrate to the fda among other things that marketing of new tobacco products would be for the protection of public health. the fda must consider the risks and benefits of the products to the population as a whole, including users and nonusers of tobacco products. any products for which an application is not submitted must be pulled from the market. these legal and regulatory developments would drastically change e-cigarette landscape in the coming months and year. while these are reduced aimed at reducing the usage and broader public health, the legitimate marketplace will almost certainly shift product use for existing users to other products that are still available. we must be vigilant in responding to this potential shift in utilization, which could shift the market to black-market products. we must ensure that our effort to protect the youth do not create a bigger more critical problem. i continue to be concerned abo

they are not covered by the new and by the time fda gets around -- they're not covered by the new fda rule. and by the time fda gets around to it, your kids will be more addicted than you can conceivably imagine. i don't want anyone to think that what has happened here, lessens the need for action at the states and local level. there is another point i want to make in regard to it. i have worked on tobacco related issues for over 35 years. i have worked with then senator dewine for almost a decade to get fda jurisdiction over these products. in those 35 years, i have never seen a crisis hit our teenagers with the depth and breadth and seriousness of the e-cigarette crisis. there is not a high school, middle school, or community in this country that isn't facing it. the other thing that is important to understand, is those who manufacture these products and sell them, are very loud and they are a very small number. the reality is, when you actually pull this number, whether you are in a republican or democratic rural or urban, western or eastern state, the numbers show that parents in

fda is coming to us saying that, okay? are we going to say is the fda getting -- no. these are folks trying to protect the public. that is our job. that is our job to. protect the public. reports show that johnson & johnson contracted with rg lee labs, rj lee reportedly deviated from its standarding testing procedures in order to deliver rushed results at the request of the company. yek it out. an rj lee scientist says johnson & johnson wanted quote very rapid turn-around for obvious reasons. then the lab found asbestos in a sample. but later retracted its results. and claimed that initial false detection was due to environmental contaminants in one of its testing rooms. johnson & johnson discredited its own company that they hired and contracted out. they discredited rj lee's initial finding, blaming the asbestos detection on all kinds of stuff that is, you know, what we say in detroit, bs. dr. longo, have you evaluated this particular rj lee testing report? >> yes, i have. >> i mean do you see what the problem here? they found asbestos, correct? >> they detected asb

the fda said it found trace amounts of asbestos in baby powder. the hearing is about an hour and a half. >> the subcommittee will come to order. i now recognize myself for five minutes to give an opening statement. >>> on october 18th, fda announced its independent lab detected talc in johnson and johnson's baby powder. they issued recall for one lot of its talcum powder. on november 15, 2019, i sent an invitation to alex gorsky requests he appear before our subcommittee to discuss the public health concerns regarding j & j's baby powder. i am disappointing that j & j has refused to comply with our request. while mr. gorsky has not refrained from making multiple public statements on this topic, including offering written statements and speaking with media outlets, he has now avoided voluntarily testifying under oath before congress. in fact, this subcommittee's very first hearing earlier this year examined possible carcinogens in talc-based products. johnson & johnson objected to the hearing claiming it had not been invited to participate. in a me

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the dow was up 400 points. 461 to be exact and then the fda issued a warning on the coronavirus and that's when the selling started. so there was a pause and breath of fresh air this morning and investors got nervous again. we closed down 119 under the 27,000 mark. that is significant. this is a market that really is headline driven. investors have been looking back and forth at these headlines. this volatility is expected to continue. remember, two crazy days of selling before this and a negative session today. still waiting to see if before the weekends we head the correction territory. we're not that far off. the cdc has been sounding the alarm on the coronavirus, also issuing travel warnings. south korea is the latest. then the airline stocks taking a hit as a result with delta saying they were reducing their flight schedule to south korea as well and saying they're going to waive the change fees for u.s. travelers that had flights to south korea, china, italy. those places all in question. this entire group of stocks getting crushed. let's take a look at healthcare stocks. they've bee

in june of that year, fda open this data. it was 5.7 million records that accounted for 40 percent medical device malfunction injuries. so was a pretty good day for journalism. the power of the work that kaiser health workers doing the power of the free press. so i am very elated to accept the work. thank you. [applause]. >> is with great pleasure to present this year's hadley editor of the year award. [applause]. obviously as a cheering section. miami harold media company, according to the judges, commitment to accountability journalism, brought jeffrey epstein to justice. laser focus. [applause]. laser focus on the hurricane victim in puerto rico. revealed have gun violence forever changed the part in school community. many story is truly one of the local world makes good. as this video portrays. >> was amazing, she truly is the heart and soul of this organization. she has come up through the ranks of the miami herald in a way that you just don't care about anymore. she started here as an intern. she is miami. >> i started

eliquis is fda-approved and has both. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you have tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. eliquis may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all planned medical or dental procedures. what's around the corner could be worth waiting for. ask your doctor about eliquis. >> reporter: finally tonight, america strong. the tennis phenom with her first grand slam title, calling the victory an american dream. here's abc's diane macedo. >> reporter: it's the moment sofi kennin says she dreamed about since she was a little girl. >> sofia kenin's improbable american dream comes true. >> reporter: the

patient access to non-opioid therapies, especially fda approved devices. can you tell us what hhs is doing to promote pain management best practices? to break down barriers to non-opioid therapies? sec. azar: one of my top priorities has been to leverage -- that is why we adopted the mom model. it will address the fragmentation of care for postpartum pregnant -- that is part of that. >> earlier in the hearing, you were starting to give some bullet points on corona. the five-point plan or whatever. can you expand on that? sec. azar: expand our surveillance system. comparable to what we have on the flu. money to support state and local public health department. vaccine research and development. therapeutic research and develop. strategic national stockpile acquisition of personal protective equipment. >> do you feel we have had enough access in china to get the data that we need to help solve this problem? sec. azar: we have struggled. the world health organization has completed its mission and we are awaiting its report. resortso see the final -- the final

the fda reporting the first drug shortage tide to the virus. they declined to identify the manufacturer or the product. we have been reporting on this program that china produces 80% of the active ingredients used in a drug in at -- in the united states and 97% of all antibiotics. joining me is dr. anthony fauci of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. before we get into the nuts and bolts of it. the new york sometimes report says the trump administration has barred you from speaking public without approval. is that true? >> no. that was rather dramatically misconstrued. when the vice president came in to take over this whole effort, what we -- what we did was put a pause on things and recleared everything. i have never been prevented from going on any show. up here with you. so the idea i'm muzzled is incorrect. it was misconstrued. gregg: alex azar who is the health and human services secretary said the following. we don't want people to hyperventilate for every american nothing in their lives has changed because the risk

the most concern to move tobacco regulation out of the fda authority altogether. the administration would create a new agency to oversee tobacco products while we are in the midst of a tobacco epidemic. the control act clearly and unambiguously assured that fda would regulate tobacco products with the protection of public health. over the last decade, the agency has worked to develop the expertise, workforce and scientific base to regulate these products. i am concerned that this proposal would only serve to further politicize tobacco regulation by stripping away the sound, scientific and evidence-based approach and replacing it at the whims of political employees. nothing more than a gift to big tobacco companies. let me move to the second topic at hand. we will ask questions of the secretary another top health officials on the administration's efforts to address the coronavirus outbreak. it is critical we get an update on the scale of outbreak, repercussions and how we can work together to ensure the safety of all americans. i think we have one of the strongest

and fda's action here is very fast. and i think will be very helpful to public health authorities in figuring out, detecting it and which obviously helps with dealing with patients, but also helps with the broader public health crisis. >> julie: can we trust that china is reporting that the rate of new cases are continuing to decline? can we trust that info? >> nih has said it trusts the information. and i say also for americans this is not a crisis. and again they should take the normal precautions they take and trust the drugs in their medicine cabinet. >> julie: thank you very much. thanks for talking to us. >> ed: all right. breaking news. pentagon fox news alert. the top policy official at the defense department john rudd will resign. he was told to step down but reasons as to why are letter to lawmakers certifying ukraine had taken substantial tion. that letter was leaked to the press. it then undercut president trump's argument that the white house withheld military aid to ukraine because of widespread corruption

eliquis is fda-approved and has both. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you have tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily and it may take longer than usual for bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. eliquis may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all planned medical or dental procedures. what's around the corner could be worth waiting for. ask your doctor about eliquis. jack: facebook stock tank after solid fourth-quarter earnings rather put out this week. an early investor in facebook is now one of its biggest critics. earlier i talked to olivia, elevation partners cofounder and author of exact, waking up to the facebook catastrophe. jack: roger in case anyone in the audience doesn't know w

research is needed. >> reporter: the fda issuing notices that cbd could have risks. >> there's never been a wonder drug, but can cbd help certain conditions for certain disorders? absolutely. but we need more clinical trials to be able to give the fda evidence for them to make this decision about that. >> reporter: what do you have to say to people who say, this isn't real? it doesn't work. >> i would say, like, try it first. not going to do every single thing, but i think that there are a lot of tangible benefits. >> reporter: there's such little medical research done on cbd. does that concern you? >> i think about it. it doesn't bother me as much. all i see is the positive benefits. >> reporter: it's almost 15 years since you were discharged. how is sergeant ben hayhurst doing now? >> better every day, i would say. whatever happened in my past, the memories will never go away. i still deal with daily pain, but the main thing that hurts me is just anxiety. i feel like that will always somewhat be there, but i feel like i'm learning to deal with it through cbd and therapy and just le

fda for future launches. the stock rallied 20% three days after that, the fda came out and said that they are taking back the letter. i have no never seen this in so many years of looking at indian pharma. leper together stock as a result -- that particular stock, as a result, is down. very interesting action, the to and from from the u.s. fda. that is now a result on the stock as well. back to you. manus: thank you very much. anne-marie, we are talking about gold. goldman sachs saying $1850. standard chartered saying $1800. but the records are being knocked out globally. annmarie: the big question is when we will see potentially a record in u.s. dollar? can gold take on that $1900 amounts we saw? , maybe thatpriced is good for juliette saly. gold hit a fresh record around the world. we have already seen gold whether it is in euros, pounds, australian dollar, canadian dollar. the question is when we could see a fresh record for the u.s. dollar in gold. manus: thank you very much, team on the latest on the mar

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there's an fda approved trial that has been in the fda for 10 years and we want to know what that can do to get this out of trial. it is in the third place. it has shown good effect. i am one of the few in the reverseorld that has als. mark, i'm going to stop you there because tom steyer's bus is rounding the corner here. we are in coralville, iowa. just reminder, after he talks to voters inside he will come talk to all of you, taking your phone calls. stay with us on c-span. ,evin in tampa, florida democratic caller. caller: thank you. i'm supporting bernie sanders. i'm supporting bernie sanders because he is running on policy he has supported for decades. he is by and asked financial margin the most electable candidate running, whether it is republican, democrat, independent, doesn't matter. heis running on a platform is supported for decades. he was to get rid of citizens toted and give more power the every day, working american, and i think that is policy that everyone can get behind. greta: ok. we told you earlier tom steyer, who joined the presidential race later than the other

the fact that the cdc says one thing, fda says another. under the health and human services alex azar says another thing, i did most people just want some assurances, everybody on the same page, yes this could be potential pandemic, we hope it is not, but it could be. and the president to echo that and say he's in charge. >> this is where you come worry about chickens coming home to roost break the president has told so many untruths and installed 70 loyalists to oppose technically capable people. you have to worry about a lot of the country does not believe anything the president says. >> there are parts of the country that believe everything and other parts of believe nothing. neil: what is more crucial is that he can calm people down. this is where the president serves as both the consoler and the cheerleader in chief. to get everyone to realize -- >> you look at things that are moments in the presidency, the man does not make the moment often, the memo enter moment meets the man. this is the moment for the president it allows him to co

. >>> the fda approves a new drug to treat children who suffer from peanut allergies. coming up, we're going to talk live with an allergist about how the treatment works, and the impact it could have. >>> a cold snap over the bay area, and temperatures not expected to be much better for tomorrow. i'll have a look at what you can expect for your bay area tuesday, and the rest of the week coming up. >>> recapping results from the iowa caucuses, and previewing tomorrow's state of the union. >> plus ktvu is kicking off san francisco beer week. we break down how this festival goes beyond the beer. >> mornings on 2, 4:00 to 10:00 a.m. growing up in a family that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. how you watch it doe

the fda reporting the first drug shortage tide to the virus. they declined to identify the manufacturer or the product. we have been reporting on this program that china produces 80% of the active ingredients used in a drug in at -- in the united states and 97% of all antibiotics. joining me is dr. anthony fauci of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. before we get into the nuts and bolts of it. the new york sometimes report says the trump administration has barred you from speaking public without approval. is that true? >> no. that was rather dramatically misconstrued. when the vice president came in to take over this whole effort, what we -- what we did was put a pause on things and recleared everything. i have never been prevented from going on any show. up here with you. so the idea i'm muzzled is incorrect. it was misconstrued. gregg: alex azar who is the health and human services secretary said the following. we don't want people to hyperventilate for every american nothing in their lives has changed because the risk

things i've been looking into this morning, according to the fda, china ranked second among countries that exported drugs and biologics to the united states and first for medical devices. the supply chain is a real concern for critical things. how serious is this? >> this is so serious. this is the mid to long-term story. i think that if there is a lasting impact here, aside from recession, it will be decoupling. we have been talking for a long time about how the u.s. and china are going in different directions economically. we had a trade deal. a lot of companies in the mitts of this virus have been moving production to vietnam, to mexico. now i think you're going to see that speed up. the problem is that those countries can't take all the overlap from china. china has been the -- >> there is not a short-term fix to this. >> which means more costs. >> for a small, small perspective on what we're talking about here, i say drugs and biologics, according to the commerce department in 2018, china accounted for 95% of u.s. imports of ibuprofen. that's advil. 70% of u.s. imports of acetami

the fda says there is no shortage of masks, of gowns, of gloves right now. it has 30 million stockpiled but if there were a true pandemic, it might need ten times that many right now, though, it is not sounding the alarm bell on that. >> we don't want to sound fearful but need to be prepared thank you, tom >>> we're gaining new insights into the evolution of the coronavirus thanks to the work of a leading scientist studying the virus and the animals that probably transmitted it richard engel spoke with her exclusively today in singapore >> reporter: outside central singapore is an animal research lab where scientists have isolated the purest form of the coronavirus that causes covid-19 and keep it locked under the strictest of security >> so now we're going into the main lab and inside this lab here is where we keep the live virus. >> reporter: the live virus? >> the live virus. >> reporter: the most dangerous thing you have at this facility? >> exactly this is the virus isolated from the sick patients and now it's housed here. >> reporter: australian dr. da

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to develop and use their own tests before they go through an independent fda review. how significant a step is that? >> that's very significant. there's been a big problem since middle of january, the cdc has been saying you can only test here in atlanta, everyone will mail it in from around the country. and that's a problem because it is a big country, there's one lab, and the cdc is saying we're doing everything we can to get labs out to the rest of the country. that's since mid january. it has taken awhile. there were missteps and the cdc is clear it did not go as they would like. now what's happened, the fda is telling private companies that do lab tests, develop lab tests every day, they said do a coronavirus lab test. we will not make you go right now through the regular approval. eventually they will, but they said now, go ahead, put those on the market, we'll get them, but do them for now. >> coronavirus thus far has not been classified as pandemic, but department of homeland security reasonable degree of medical certainty people stock up with two week supply

the head of fda i spoke to him many times and said i would support him. when we see movement in the right direction we have to be willing to stand up and say good. because it is good. >> let's turn to -- >> we have to do more. >> let's turn to matthew. an elementary schoolteacher. and plans to cast his ballot for you on saturday. >> so we can have more people as teachers. i talked to someone today i did a telephone town hall for people who can't make it to a town hall. and person said they trained as a lawyer and spent years as a lawyer. now they were ready and make transition into teaching program. really wanted to do this truly moved to do it. problem, looked at the pay scale and said you have to be kidding. who can live on that? i need public school teachers who are working second and third jobs. just to try to hold it together. and look, i understand teaching is a calling. but on the other hand if you treat people with respect that means you pay them. with the education they have. that is part one. how to with e get more women into the presidential bu

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liz: can i just interrupt you about the fda? there is a headline right now that the fda commissioner stephen hahn is saying the outbreak will likely disrupt the medical supply chain in the united states, including potential shortages. are we going to start seeing hoarding here of things like antibiotics? i don't know. charlie: probably, yes, some of that. i will say this. one thing i will tell you about our economy versus the chinese economy, and this is key, because we do have open flow of information because we do have a government that for the most part levels with the citizenry because we have a free and open press, information flows rapidly. innovation flows rapidly. thank god for that capitalist system that bernie sanders wants to destroy because guess what, it is what's going to -- that is what's going to save people and cure the coronavirus. i'm telling you, the trump administration is now working with these early stage drug makers. they are meeting with the administration and the development authority so something's goi

with the new fda laws, you'd have to test that those chemicals aren't breaking down the plastic, which they probably are. lemonis: now he's letting down his customers... carolyn: there would be like five flavors out. lemonis: that'd be like going to baskin robbins or 31 flavors and them saying, "sorry, we only have 20." ...he's letting down his employees... ovie: it'd be nice if my own opinion mattered. lemonis: it'll be a giant [bleep]show unless you guys are on the same page. ...and with a new baby at home, he feels like he's letting down his family. tony: my wife, steph, is an absolutely trouper. she's so understanding, but i know she deserves so much more. lemonis: if i can't help him see what he's done wrong... tony: i guess i just had visions of grandeur. lemonis: ...and where he needs to go next... i want to literally start new. ...this business will evaporate. tony: this is a little -- can we get off camera for this? this is, like, crazy. lemonis: my name is marcus lemonis, and i risk my own money to save struggling businesses. we're not going to wake up every morning wondering

environment we have to wait for the fda before we can move forward. in other countries with different processes, we already inform the public that this is a better alternative than cigarettes. david: -- sonali: for a while you've been saying the heated alternative is a better alternative. it seems like you've changed and are more open to a multi-category approach. what has changed? --re: nothing, just pine just time. we started with a heated tobacco product. it is the closest possible to the experience a smoker can have. , paperasier to switch products are much closer to the solution. all of these products contain less toxic substances and some of them do have taste and flavor. whichated a brand under we can have another product like believe not one category will be the winner. people will use many categories as we use for other products when they exist. now is the right time that we have built the brand equity so it is credible amongst people who smoke to extend into a vape . that is what we're doing in the second half of this year. sonali: it has be

that, in fact, happens in government shutdowns when the fda doesn't have the resources or ability to conduct inspections. what is different here is normally in other types of emergency situations when there is a need for a for cause inspection, when fda getsa signal that someone got sick from a drug or they learn of information about the safety of a drug, they can send an inspector immediately to inspect. here they wouldn't be able to do that what they would probably do is simply bar the import of that particular drug. they have that legal authority and it is legally very easy to do but it is something that fda no doubt is, you know, trying to manage right now >> why aren't drugs made in this country, howard? how hard would that be to do >> that's a long story driven by economics. one of the reasons is the repeal of the tax credit that used to incentivize manufacture of drugs in puerto rico which used to be a large center for medical product production in the u.s. that got repealed in the '90s as a kind of corporate welfare measure it was thought of. and the economic incentives for d

i could be wrong we did get some encouraging news from the fda they have an emergency test for the disease i thought we already had that, but that is okay and the odds of a massive epidemic seem well and i thought we had that assurance but that is okay and the crux is the coronavirus is manageable. while that is true in the united states, almost every market roared a great deal and yet many of the countries are very unlikely to contain the disease. just because it is manageable for the u.s. doesn't mean it is manageable for them. that is important. that is what the w.h.o. is worried about. that is why i'm surprised to see industrials with major china exposure flying and things need to go right for the china 1% of gdp because the cdc beats down on friday with a ton of short sellers. more on that later we saw a rally in the deserving and the undeserving. finally, while the rest of the world's markets roared, i think some of today's strength, well i think had to do with president trump. whether you love him or hate him, he's great for the stock market between the democratic disarray in iowa,

la fda tambiÉn dijo que el fÁrmaco estarÍa disponible en marzo. colombia es el paÍs que mayor nÚmero de venezolanos acoge. se estima que mÁs de 1 millÓn estÁn radicados en el vecino paÍs, pero lamentablemente los casos de xenofobia estÁn en aumento y un reciente hecho de maltrato hacia una pareja de venezolanos ha generado indignaciÓn. esto no los cuenta desde bogotÁ vaquero. >> el nÚmero de venezolanos que llega a colombia aumenta a diario. la cantidad de personas de ese paÍs que se ven obligadas a abandonar sus hogares continÚa y un número significativo se encuentra en colombia. hasta ahora si muestra de rechazo tan claros como estÁ. sin pena, sin ningÚn pudor y consideraciÓn esta seÑora leen emprendiÓ contra los venezolanos que intentaban sobrevivir en una esquina de bogotÁ. >> se rema de aquÍ ya. >> se regÓ e insultos sema fuegos mientra uno de los agredido la grava con su telÉfono mÓvil. >> por quÉ no se calla ? >> el vÍdeo fue subido las redes sociales y de inmediato vinieron las voces de protesta. >> realmente no co

he's a medical doctor who led the fda until last spring. but today the health and human services secretary said no not o fast. >> you don't anticipate bases are? >> this is working extremely well if it doesn't work or if there is a need for a change, for instance implication of other functions under the nrp and that would be for the president to decide. >> in your conversations you don't expect a czar to be appointed today? i don't. >> obviously up to the president and many lawmakers these are eager to hear from the present of the united states in three hours, build. >> bill: fox team coverage continues at the white house, kristin fisher, what can we expect at 6:00 eastern time kristin? >> not entirely sure what we can expect and we still don't wear the press conference will be tonight, but the white house is still preparing for it. the president, obviously we'll be there and the head of the coronavirus task force and members of the cdc. the president announced to us immediately after limping back in washington after a trip to india and the

on wednesday night, the fda determined that that third step which was causing some labs to have a bit of difficulty doing their own quality control and validation of the test in their labs and had kept us at the cdc and 11 other labs to do the test, no backups in the testing, but we want do get it throughout to more places. on wednesday night the fda authorized the use of the first two parts of the test and authorized to be used so that enabled 40 labs to immediately begin testing with the first two parts of that test and that they believe provides adequate quality control. we also will very soon through the fda be rolling out streamlined guidance that will allow private labs to be able to create their own test based on essentially the recipe that the cdc has used in their test kit and get it out very soon and then private labs throughout the country will be able to come forward and get very streamlined access to be able to approval by the fda to be able to use that test to really enhance the capacities that we have here in the united states on testing. so apologies. i have to got to

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>> i wrote to the fda the other day, and i hope as soon as possible. and i hope by the beginning of next week. >> because every day there are more and more people coming in. >> right. it is an evolving process. it is important to keep this in perspective. a lot of people are getting nervous about this. i understand. if you don't know something, you would get nervous. you have to remember that even though everyone speaks about sars, but sars is in the same family. they are coronaviruses. but two people in the family, one kid has blue eyes, one child has brown eyes. same family, but they may be a little bit different. we need to keep this different. >> in my family, the one with brown eyes is far inferior to the one with blue eyes. thank you very much. let us know how the information process goes so we can make sure people have no reason to panic. >> we will do that. >>> all right, the president's self-proclaimed best economy ever is having a very bad week. why? well, coronavirus fears is a big part of this, right and the president takes credit for the g

coronavirus spreads to new places and the fda sounds the alarm about a possible pandemic. >>> the cdc says worry and be ready. the white house says it's contained and under control. the administration is facing criticism on the mix messages on the coronavirus. >>> we hear from a biggest port in the country, a bank ceo saying things are slowing and how hong kong is handing out money. >>> we begin with the nice market rebound today bob pisani has the numbers are we holding up? >> yes but barely. dow and the s&p 500 are on the upside the russell has been negative for the last half hour or so nasdaq also barely positive. so want to show you the dow jones industrial average 500 points moved in an hour. european news perhaps things spreading in europe. there's futures you see here and then after the market opened, up as much as 400 points. sold off gave it back on headlines of an fda official saying the coronavirus could be on the cusp of a pandemic. the point here, we are very volatile there's an awful lot of money moving around. these are the biggest e tfs out there. the russell mid cap,

for the first time in 50 years the fda held a rare public meeting to examine its asbestos testing for talc powders and cosmetics. asbestos was found in several products. including a container of johnson & johnson's baby powder. johnson & johnson defended the safety of its talc. the company said tests by labs it hired found no asbestos in samples from the same bottle the fda kmarched except the company attributed to a contamination from an air conditioner. >>> air china wants to reduce flights to the u.s. but still wants to operate flights between two pairs of american cities. the airline wants to fly from beijing to los angeles and on to san francisco. it also wants to fly from beijing to new york and then washington. air china would fly both routes in reverse directions too. the air carrier filed the emergency request to fly due to new restrictions on people entering the u.s. from china with the coronavirus outbreak. >>> twitter will begin labelling or removing doctored or manipulated photos, audios and video designed to mislead people. new rules prohibit sharing synthetic or manipul

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