jack: jack, altria spun off philip morris back in 2008. time, those stocks moved together, but the past two months philip morris has just soared. what happened -- >> cigarette smoking just hit an 80-year low, but philip morris is doing a lot better than altria. altria has vaping exposure, and an the estimate of more than 60% of products on the market are illegal, so the economics are difficult. but philip morris has a profitability miracle on its hands called zyn, tiny nicotine pouches. there's no tobacco. they're made -- i don't want to say crap, but polymesh mesh her, sell -- polymer, if you're into that sort of thing with nicotine, it says the nicotine enters the bloodstream through, quote, oral mucosa, which i'm going to be sick about. zyn has six times the revenue per unit of cigarettes and and eight a times the gross margin, and philip morris says unlike nick if teen gum, zyn is not to be, quote, recognized as a secession -- she sayings aid. in other words, keep doing it. keep oral mucosa-ing if you got 'em. jack: nothing like an add

thank you, jonathan morris, for joining us here on a saturday. did you see in?israel protesting erupting again. this is barnard college, some even using force, taking over a campus building. we're going to talk with a jewish student here in a couple of moments about this latest disruption. plus, president trump hatching a plan to stop these soaring egg prices. this has been hard not to notice if you go to the grocery store. the details next. > >> stop resisting. >> jewish students rattled again paf after a wild seen at new york's barnard college this week. anti-israel protesters forcefully taking over a campus building and allegedly assaulting one employee in the process and the protests continued throughout the week. barnard college sophomore and jewish student rachel kaufman joins me now. thank you so much for coming on to talk to us about what you and other jewish students are experiencing there at barnard college. i want to start with that, do you feel safe? how are you doing? what has this last week been like? >> well, thank you so much for having me, molly

. >> thank you, morris. as we conclude, i want to take a moment to reflect on the key takeaways from our discussion. >> for nearly three years we have successfully maintained stable rates while continuing to deliver the high quality essential services our residents expect. even with the necessary adjustments ahead, san francisco's rates will remain lower than those of similar sized cities reinforced our commitment to financial responsibility and community support. >> the majority of the first year increase is due to one time troop items strategic adjustment that ensure we are setting rates at the appropriate levels. beyond this we remain focused on preserving and strengthening our core services and programs ensuring that every dollar spent directly benefits our residents. >> at the same time we are making targeted enhancements that align with both department priorities and broader city goals. >> we are investing in additional routes and new technology to keep our streets cleaner and to operate more efficient

one's name was shawanda and the other one's name was morris. morris hall. when pleaded the fifth, he did not cope great with investigators and shawanda hill, who is a woman in the car. she did testify she was a pretty hostile witness, was upset that she was called by the people who are trying to get chauvin acquitted and she didn't really communicate and i had big question about why george floyd was at that store that day. it wasn't in neighborhood. the discussions that they were having in the community about why george floyd there didn't quite make sense. and i just felt we needed to know and. so i'm going around and i'm looking and it turns out that had a friend who had taken a picture of shawanda hill one day when she was of well is now known as george floyd square. and that friend was living in chicago and she had said, i called and she works for a competing organization. this is really dicey. and i said, you could you help me get in touch with her. and she said, you, i don't really have a way to get her. but i remember where she lives. so how about i c

and we have to, all we can do is uh, is go back to wor, sacrificing hostages, essentially sacrifice morris, very soldiers. the european leaders are running behind ukraine, off the president of low to mid zalinski class, where the us president, donald trump and vice president jd events at the white house on friday evening. it says it, let's say it was the white house to sign the agreement that would supply ukrainian rhetoric, minerals to the united states. but the deal, collab software, heated arguments inside the oval office, the sol, donald trump, and jd events, cooling ukraine's president disrespectful to the present with respect. i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office to try to litigate this and for the american media. right now, you guys are going around and forcing conscripts to the front lines because you have manpower problems. you should be thinking the presence of mind to bring it into this come up into your claim that you say what problems we have. i have been to kind of want, i have actually, i've actually watched in seen the stories and i know, and what h

we have to, all we can do is uh, is go back to war. sacrifice and hostages essentially sacrificed morris by the soldiers and continue fighting all ad. and he's trying to convince these ready public that now under renewed leadership of the defense ministry and the idea and most importantly with full backing from the trump administration. including for, for example, cutting humanitarian aid and commenting also the fact that the former administration divided ministration for bed. now this time around, it will really be possible to completely defeat come us and create a new situation on the ground, which about what time for trumpet ministration. what do you think that position actually is a bit, nathan rhetoric that we've been hearing from donald trump, you know, which is we discussed here in the studio with time. ers, is that okay, is real. you choose what to do and will back you. but this doesn't trouble ministration. really want to see more conflict within garza. i want to choose my words carefully, but i think trump's policy reserve antonio is, is totally misguided. he fails to realize t

kroger john wooden half% take a look at philip morris reportedly considering selling the cigar businesscompany that recently shifted toward smoke smoke-free products reports say a billion dollars for the cigar unit the stock up 1%. finally honda the company reportedly wants to produce the next generation of civic hybrid in indiana instead of mexico, this according to reuters, they're doing this to avoid trouble tariffs. great news for the american economy certainly for indiana. stuart: the north american international toy fair is underway in new york city. lauren simonetti is there. good morning is a.i. a theme in the new toys. >> it sure is and so is formula one formula one took off in a big way in the united states. what you're looking at the hybrid racetrack, the artificial intelligence to customize road conditions and that toy is $179 and it comes out in september. this is part of the new category of toys it is a shift from stem science and technology is called a mesh for mental emotional and social health. if you where this weighted plush it cost $35. you feel loved and supported t