one of these institutes is led by the american lawyer paul dietrich philip morris finances it with two hundred forty thousand dollars a year at the same time dietrich is a consultant for the regional office in america when his double role becomes known dietrich moves into the finance industry. he won't agree to talk to me in the w.h.o. report on the strategies of the débâcle industry six other consultants are mentioned the british toxicologist frank sullivan for instance claims that passive smoking doesn't harm your health his study on the subject is financed by philip morris. in the year two thousand sullivan's collaboration with the tobacco industry becomes public but he still continues to advice. i mean with two department leaders commenting tobacco under the auspices of the w.h.o. we have zero tolerance approaches i said the director general says the tobacco industry is our number one and we wear that badge very proudly is franks i live in still. absolutely i mean we i would anyway have a they can't because the names of all those persons are well known through the documents but tha

i don't believe that philip morris has an interest in the cannabis category.ve indicated it could provide some reputational risk to them. they're doing some aggressive work on reduce risk cigarettes right now and tobacco products i think philip morris is not going to be part of this agreement. >> christopher, to that point is it assumed that the u.s. is going to pave the way for cannabis we just heard that the president has a fresh nominee to serve as his attorney general does that change anything? >> it certainly could. and it's hard for me to speculate on that. but i would just say that if anything this gives altria the option i think they've got a potential to take full control over the next four years. i think it's reasonable to assume the next four yooels years we'll have a good idea of theprogression of the u.s. market towards full legalization through happens through the state, perhaps a declassification of the drugs. we're not sure how it's going to happen here. but i think this gives them a nice option into that. and the degree to which the u.s. does

one of these institutes is led by the american lawyer paul dietrich philip morris finances it with two hundred forty thousand dollars a year at the same time dietrich is a consultant for the w.h.o. regional office in america when his double role becomes known dietrich moves into the finance industry he won't agree to talk to me in the w.h.o. report on the strategies of the débâcle industry six other consultants are mentioned the british toxicologist frank sullivan for instance claims that passive smoking doesn't harm your health his study on the subject is financed by philip morris. in the year two thousand sullivan's collaboration with the débâcle industry becomes public.

. >> all of that muscle philip morris has is going to be available to promote juul. the e-cigarette which is a tracking the most kids. >> reporter: the cdc published evidence that e-cigarette use among high school students grew 80% this year. ironically juul markets is product as a tool to help people kicked. smoking habit. however today it was ignore the irony of the partnership with big tobacco calling it "counterintuitive." >> juul may have started out trying to help people to switch but if you look at where all of their sales are coming from, and why philip morris is so >> reporter: he rettis come wi own health concerns, something many kids don't realize, we should note juul agreed to stop advertising on social media and removed certain flavors that are popular with kids from stores, but they are still available online. >>> the san francisco police officer accused a bank robbery was implicated in an earlier texting scandal. this goes back a few years but according to the information rain olson daugherty has been on an unpaid suspension from the department since 2

one of these institutes is led by the american lawyer paul dietrich philip morris finances it with two hundred forty thousand dollars a year at the same time dietrich is a consultant for the w.h.o. regional office in america when his double role becomes known dietrich moves into the finance industry he won't agree to talk to me in the w.h.o. report on the strategies of the débâcle industry six other consultants are mentioned the british toxicologist frank sullivan for instance claims that passive smoking doesn't harm your health his study on the subject is financed by philip morris. in the year two thousand and sullivan's collaboration with the débâcle industry becomes public.

thank you for coming in, philip morris, he has the best job you for coming in, philip morris, he hasg day, you were up on christmas day, how is the weather looking? over the next few days it will be fairly benign, high pressure still in charge, a lot of cloud at times, some drizzle, some murky conditions, but equally some sunshine, and today all of that is certainly the case, and you can throw in mild to boot. some rain in the forecast as well, because we do have a weather front draped across the north and west of scotla nd draped across the north and west of scotland producing some rain. it will do on and off through the course of the day, hardly a breath of wind, not much of a breeze, so nothing is really moving anywhere. this is the band of cloud and rain across the north and west, a cloudy start, some of it thick enough for some drizzle, we have got it across somerset, dorset, hampshire at the moment. through the day, you could almost see drizzle anywhere, the cloud will be thick enough at times. but equally sunny breaks coming in across north—east scotland, the central lowlands,

one of these institutes is led by the american lawyer paul dietrich philip morris finances it with two hundred forty thousand dollars a year at the same time dietrich is a consultant for the w.h.o. regional office in america when his double role becomes known dietrich moves into the finance industry he won't agree to talk to me in the w.h.o. report on the strategies of the tobacco industry six other consultants are mentioned the british toxicologist frank sullivan for instance claims that passive smoking doesn't harm your health his study on the subject is financed by philip morris. in the year two thousand and sullivan's collaboration with the débâcle industry becomes public but he still continues to advice. i mean with two department leaders commenting tobacco under the auspices of the w.h.o. we have a zero tolerance approach as i said the director general says the tobacco industry is our number one and i would say and we wear that badge very proudly is frank seligmann still a w jochen sat. absolutely i mean we have it and we have a they can't because the names of all those persons a

tobacco giant altria the renamed philip morris companies incorporated announced they have spent twelve point eight billion dollars to claim a thirty five percent stake in jewel the maker of nicotine vapor. risers jules patterns had formulation of nicotine salts is reputed among users to pack a stronger punch and has been key to jewel success u.s. public health officials say the potent portable devices made by jewel and their rivals have led to an epidemic of nicotine use abuse dependency and addiction among teenagers the u.s. food and drug administration has found that one in five high school students used nicotine vaporizers in twenty eighteen a seventy eight percent increase from just the year before. and in merger and acquisition news the global consumer health market is about to shift significantly u.s. drug maker pfizer and british multinational glaxo smith kline or g s k say they will merge their over the counter product units into a new corporate entity taking stakes of thirty two percent and sixty eight percent respectively in the new unit the company say the corporate coupling

the parent company of philip morris and the investment in juul comes as more and more are using e-cigarettes. they will include a $2 billion bonus to be split among the 1500 employees. if you do the math on average each employee would receive 1.3 million dollars. the all cash deal puts the value of juul at $38 billion. >>> the mayor is talking about how she wants to use a windfall toward solving the homeless crisis. the money will help the homeless find homes and create more affordable housing. >> we're making it rain in san francisco today. >> san francisco mayor offered details on how to spend a 181 million windfall. the mayor says it should be used to shelter the homeless and create and preserve affordable housing. >> we spend 90.5 million and 90.5 million on homelessness. the mayor says that money would create 1300 new shelter beds. 86 recovery beds and could be used to buy existing properties to keep them affordable and purchasing 900 new affordable housing. one of the residents says affordable housing changed her life. >> i will be -- i won't be sleeping in a tenth again. >> housing se

. >>> all of that muscle at four philip morris will be available to help protect and promote juul. the e-cigarettes which attractive to kids. >> the cdc said the e-cig use among high school students spike by 80% this year. juul said his main mission is to serve adults. they social advertise on social media and have popular flavors for teenagers. >>> uber's first step into self- driving car. >> right now it's like 16-year- old learning how to drive for the first time. >> the project halted after a deadly axon will be different when the cars at the bay area streets. >>> we are kicking off the friday with some rain and also with some fog. we will time it out for you on futurecast and of course the we can forecast coming up. >>> how was the wet weather affecting your commute? details coming up. >>> bay area investigators have been demolished a massive crime ring in operation wrecking ball. authorities say thieves stole hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from local shops near union square. then they turned it over to another crime ring that sold the stolen goods onlin

black-market is an issue but the real issue is today, the owner of marlborough and philip morris, a major mega million dollar tobacco company just bought a $1.8 billion taken a marijuana company. >> it's about money, they are making millions. when john boehner who used to be against legalizing weed, he is like i had a change of heart, well how much money is on the board that you say you are a consultant on? let's say this is all for regulating and we want to make everything safe, this is about big money. if there weren't billions in this, we wouldn't be talking about it. and then maybe ask a question, is it good for especially young people who are using this in greater numbers today because of the overall legalization push, turning it earlier, and having more developmental problems as a result. not to look at older people but the young developing brain, et cetera disaster to start smoking pot or ingesting pot at an early age. >> that's where all three of us will agree. this is not for kids, and unless you are talking to a doctor, this is not something that could should be having. the bill

they're buying a product that's a big marketing market leader it makes sense for them to do this philip morrishis because they're not in this business >> they're 12 pin 5%, somebody discovered they're misogynist on twitter? >> i didn't know that. >>> as we head to break. stocks at session lows on a possible showdown in d.c. over the border wall and funding bill the dow breaking below 23,000, it's down about 1.5% some of the day's laggards on the nasdaq 100 sma sma smantek, netflix donk there's brushing...and there's oral-b power brushing. oral-b just cleans better. even my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the first electric toothbrush brand accepted by the ada. oral-b. brush like a pro. . >>> welcome back we've got markets at session lows right now the nasdaq composite is down 2%. hitting bear market territory. meaning it's down at least 20% from its most recent high. meantime, let's get over to the cme and rick santelli for the santelli exchange. >> good morning and thank you, a couple of things before we get into the heart of the p

you are seeing philip morris lower, altria group, about $1 lower. turning point brand and of course, we like to talk about juul. yesterday's rally is what we want to get to. yesterday's rally is gone, prompting questions among investors, is this just a buying the dip scenario or can we contribute this to a major short squeeze? there's a lot of theories out there. take a look at this. the thompson reuters u.s. most shorted index rose 6% yesterday, its biggest percentage gain in its six-year history. so what did we see yesterday? i was on the new york stock exchange floor with a lot of these guys. we've got traders right there on the nyse floor as well as the cme group. guys, i'm very excited to be with all of you today. thank you so much for joining us on the show. it's difficult right now because i have to ask you to break it down, because yesterday when i was there, it seemed like nobody really had the same answer, nobody could really point to one particular reason for the movement, but sarge, start with you, go ahead, tell me. i know you hate the

million 016 loss of 5 million vapeors going up by times five seven million 201, 35 million 2016, philip morrislt unfortunately -- juul. >> before the break, dagen you were talking about carlos ghosn we know that a tokyo court has rejected prosecutors' bid to keep carlos ghosn additional 10 days outrageous story so that i want to highlight you, brain gut rocket on this from moment one, has been so spot-on you spoke out about the injustice the appalling treatment of carlosgone, kelly not just nissan but by japanese government and prosecutor this appears as you said to be an orchestrated persecution you have been undaunted i cannot say that enough. >> thank you for saying that there is incredible injustice i think now, increasingub in of people are figuring it out this was a coupe, we don't know if carlos ghosn did anything wrong in terms of under reporting compensation more will be revealed, having said that, they put him in jail, for the first 20 days, on no charges, and we know japanese government did not want nissan its jewel to be sold to a french company renalt the weaker financial, more is

but the archivist philip morris tracked down copies which he found in a derelict cinema in sierra leoneo things differently there. when you look at these things through the eyes of modern sensibility you can be shocked at the material. but as radio 4 extra say when they sometimes have to play dubious material, listeners are reminded that this programme was made in less enlightened times. i think that covers a lot of the bases when you say that. the two episodes will be shown tomorrow for the first time in 50 years at the bfi's missing believed wiped event in london. bbc two will screen colourised version is on boxing day. these are not the only tv treasures which have been unearthed. that is a bit much, isn't it? i have done rather well, haven't i, basil? you certainly have. never mind we've got something else for you that's a bit better value. have you? yes. it's a marvellous group. yes? do you know who it is? the kinks! the bfi event will also include a basil brush show from 1968, which was discovered in nigeria. the finalfive minutes have been painstakingly restored, allowing people

we know who has the capital and connections to actually set up and that's why ultrea philip morris is throw taxpayer dollars to help small businesses. the reality is $10 million isn't going to help $100 million isn't going to help. these are massive businesses taking after the death and destruction of big tobacco that lied to the american people for a century and selling these super hypo tent candies, cookies, gummies. today's pot is not your woodstock weed. i don't want to throw people in prison for pot. let's be very clear. i'm all for social justifiable. i worked for the last democratic president for two and a half years. the reality is we don't need to legalize and commercialize pot. give it over to big tobacco in order to achieve social justice. this is a bad idea. katie: jonathan, there is a number of states where marijuana is legal. what about this idea that the mayor is now saying, you can see on the screen, colorado, nevada, arizona has medical marijuana. the yellow states are medical and green i believe are both. what about this idea that the government now in new york city,

but the archivist philip morris tracked down copies, which he found in a derelict cinema in sierra leone most beloved entertainers we ever saw on british television. some of the material might be quite shocking to modern audiences, share because there's 12 minutes of them stereotyping the irish. and they also make irajokes. as we know, the past is a foreign country, they do things differently there. when you look at these things through the eyes of modern sensibility you can be shocked at the material. but as radio 4 extra say when they sometimes have to play dubious material, listeners are reminded that this programme was made in less enlightened times. i think that covers a lot of the bases when you say that. the two episodes will be shown tomorrow for the first time in 50 years at the bfi's missing believed wiped event in london. bbc two will screen colourised versions on boxing day. these are not the only tv treasures which have been unearthed. that is a bit much, isn't it? i have done rather well, haven't i, basil? you certainly have. never mind we've got something else for you that