Now from Times Square, here's what you need to know.

Good afternoon, everyone.

Welcome to what you need to know on this Tuesday.

That's a good way to bring in Tuesday.

You guys feeling good?

Holiday spirit so far?

Holiday spirit, and this is my favorite intro song.

I just want to let both of you know.

Every time you see me bopping over here,

I'm, yo, hi.

You grew, okay. and listen to that voice there

you heard that all right dog let's put you to work now let's talk about this ban on certain chemicals

that are used and commonly used household products household products like degrecers carpet

cleaners even dry cleaning so these are chemicals that have been found to be associated with an

increased risk of cancer, a part of the

Biden administration's cancer moonshot effort. What are we talking about? The first chemical that

they're talking about banning is TCE, trichloralethylene. This is a product or a chemical,

excuse me, that is associated with cancers like lymphoma, liver cancer, as well as kidney cancer,

and it can be found in things like spot removers as well as carpet

cleaners. Now that is likely to be phased out within one year, but there's a second chemical that likely

will be persistent for about 10 years at least. It's it's PCE. It's a similar product, a similar

chemical to that first one. Unfortunately, however, it's involved in a lot of processes like dry

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