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

We got to talk about this new plan by the federal government to try and fight this bird flu outbreak, try to bring down those cost of eggs.

What do we know about it?

So bird flu has many epidemiologists and scientists are calling this a pandemic among animals as it continues to be a moving target, very difficult to contain.

Up to 150 million

poultry birds have been called or killed to try to contain this virus. And unfortunately,

as I said, it's still difficult. So this new plan is a billion dollar plan to invest in trying

to curtail those numbers. It starts with number one, making sure that there's stronger biosecurity

measures. Over $500 million expected to be invested.

This is an extension of a pilot program started under the Biden administration

to send inspectors to farms to help test and try to understand where these outbreaks are occurring.

400 million increased financial relief in poultry farms.

To poultry farms, this adds to the over billion dollars

that have been provided to poultry farmers in the past three years during this outbreak,

and a hundred million in research for vaccines. Now in the past, specifically 2014, culling

or killing poultry birds have been able to contain these outbreaks, but unfortunately

today that is very different. So we will have to see how these

effects change and hopefully reduce these numbers and save some birds and reduce these prices.

But what about if you are able to find eggs, right? Are they safe to eat? Is everything

okay? Yes. Yes. Eggs are safe to eat. They are sanitized before they leave the farm. There is

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