upon completion of the deal , british american tobacco businesses will be transferred to him.s in particular, the company has a factory in st. petersburg. the amount of the transaction is not disclosed by the buyer was the end of the russian investors and local management. baht of russia in march, 22k announced that it will continue to sell products made in russia. however, it will suspend investment in the country. a year later, she announced the full withdrawal from the russian market, the company previously stated that due to the withdrawal from the russian market. she lost about a billion 200 million dollars. the net profit of russian banks this year may exceed 2 trillion 600 billion rubles. that the probability of such an outcome will become a historical record, the probability of such an outcome is very high . experts of an analytical credit rating agency came to this conclusion in their review . rbc writes about this. according to acre experts, a significant contribution was made by income. commissions and interest earlier, the central bank also noted a record bank prof

keep in mind that american tobacco , one of the world's largest manufacturers of tobacco products , previously its losses from leaving russia at $1.2 billion. it was economic news short. i thank irina matchashenko, but i will continue the economic theme in the far east, building the country's first private railway, the pacific project is being implemented by the lc coal company in terms of scale , it is compared with the baikal-amur and even the trans-siberian highways , it is assumed that 18 pairs of freight trains, as in the extreme conditions of the northern climate , construction is underway about this special report by vera moroz immediately after the advertisement. remedy against different types of pain pentalgin acts against pain, wherever it is, regardless of the causes of its occurrence, pentalgin will do without pain. why choose between a car , a vacation, a furniture repair, when you can take a loan from a post office bank and buy everything? 4% per annum service guaranteed rate of such a loan is enough for everything. come for money post office bank cartoons for free. it's profitab

american tobacco in russia, belarus in particular , the company has a factory in st. petersburg.of the transaction is not disclosed by the buyer was the end of the russian investors and local management. baht of russia in march 22 , british american tobacco announced that it would continue to sell products made in russia. however, it will suspend investment in the country. a year later, she announced a complete withdrawal from the russian market. earlier, the company stated that due to the withdrawal from the russian market. she lost about a billion 200 million dollars. the russian stock market started the day with a slight increase, but now, following the global grounds, it has gone into the red. high oil prices give rise to fears of accelerating inflation, exploratory tightening of the american federev's policy. in addition, unimportant statistics have been released in china. foreign trade is affected by the decline in global demand for the russian currency. now it does not make any sudden movements, trying to maintain yesterday's positions of the dollar, slightly above ninety-

increased by as much as four times, a record figure , and the british tobacco giant british-american tobacconced this week that he sold his russian and belarusian businesses , the top managers say that the deal will be finally closed during october for how much they sold the property is unknown, i would just like to remind you that british american tobacco owns such well-known cigarette brands as kent rotmans magistrat and others, and the belgian manufacturer of building materials etex finally also left russia. at the end of the war , at the end of the summer, two enterprises in the country were sold to the aggressors. let me remind you that etex is one of the european leaders that produces construction materials. the belgian company confessed that it is completely winding down its business and will help in the reconstruction of ukraine. vasyl, this is great. i only congratulate that such trade networks as auchan and such well-known banks as raiffeisen are still known. they also wound up their activities there and only developed business in our country. voice today we had an expert i spent t

you know that american tobacco announced the sale of its business in russia and belarus, the company,ent walk lucky strike and java cigarettes, as well as a device for heating glo tobacco and neo sticks, it is specified that all trademarks will remain the property of the russian business. after the completion of the transaction , british american tobacco enterprises in russia and belarus will be transferred to him, in particular, the company has a factory in st. petersburg. the transaction amount is not disclosed by the buyer became the console of russian investors and local management. bath russia in march 22 british americantobaco. she announced that she would continue sales of products made in russia. however, it will suspend investment in the country. a year later, she announced a complete withdrawal from the russian market. earlier, the company stated that due to the withdrawal from the russian market. she lost about a billion 200 million dollars. from january to june, roskomnadzor blocked or deleted 885,000 sites with prohibited information - this is 85% more than it was in the

the property was sold for, a large property is unknown, i will only remind you that british-american tobaccoll-known kent rotmans cigarette brands lucky strike and others well, now these brands in russia will not officially be sure, there will be smuggling, but for the quality and price of this smuggling, i don't know who is responsible vasyl well, who is responsible he took responsibility for it, this was the last information for the day of economic for today, i say goodbye to you, the long broadcast continues . watch us. thanks to oleksandr mochivtsi for the information about money during the war . greetings greetings to vasyl today i will be visiting pavlo klimkin, politician, diplomat, minister of foreign affairs of ukraine in 2014-2019 , we will talk about the results of the visit to kyiv by the secretary of state of the united states of america anthony blinken about the 1 billion dollars that the united states of america promises to give to ukraine to support the financial system and, in general, to support the armed forces of ukraine well, of course, we will not pay attention to today

. >> if i may quote curry, you have oracle, maybe meta, hca, british american tobacco, phillip morris a sense of where you are looking. matthew, great discussion. really appreciate it. >> thank you, kelly. >>> i want to mention a quick market flash on uber and door dash. a new york state judge rejected a bid from gig economy firms to block their novel law setting a minimum wage. uber and dash are still higher today, but dash shares are pairing their gains somewhat on that news. >>> coming up, the writer's strike may be over, but there is another one on the horizon, this time in the health care space. up next, we'll speak with a union director representing nearly 100,000 frontline health care workers about those negotiations and we'll get an analyst take on the stocks most exposed to the strike. private credit has been booming, but the fed's rate hikes have led to demand destruction. and now he warns we will see a wave of defaults across the states. we're live later in the show. and here is a look at the broad markets. the dow hanging on to a 114-point gain. the ten-year yield is just

, how british american tobacco, how many vaping products do they own ?roduce vaping products. the majority of vaping products are sold and marketed by independent companies, not tobacco companies i >> right, john, i'll tell you , i >> right, john, i'll tell you, i admire the fact that you come on here and put up a defence. i really do. and you know, i think it's pretty clear where we both stand on this. but thank you so much for your time. thank you. and john, unable to say whether there are long term damage caused to our health by the chemicals used in vape, which nigel nelson . nigel nelson. nigel nelson. nigel nelson. >> tonya. tonya >> tonya. tonya >> tonya. tonya >> tonya wanted to shout at the was shouting. >> i thought you two were getting trying really hard time on that one. >> he deserves it. >> he deserves it. >> well, i'll hang on a sec. >> well, i'll hang on a sec. >> vaping you don't know what damage the chemicals doing damage the chemicals are doing to no, but also smoke. and you >> no, but i also smoke. and you do know what do know that th

tobacco. i know americans are divided on many issues but one thing we agree we don't take food assistance from families, children, seniors that rely pun that funding. this extreme maga bill does that. show me your budget and i'll show you what you value. this bill exemplifies and takes foods from the mouths of the hungry and if it cuts funds to american farmers. i strongly urge my colleagues to reject these cold hearted values and vote no on this bill and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from maryland. mr. harris: i'm going to fact check myself. our budget is $22.5 billion but not $25 billion. now what the toxic hazard is is not this bill but a $2 thrillion deficit and open southern border that's what the toxic hazard is and we are not discussing it in washington. aren't the remarks supposed to be directed to the chair -- the speaker's comments? the chair: the gentleman is correct. mr. harris: i thought so. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman is recognized. mr. bishop: let me just -- i hope that the people who are watching tonight will take

tobacco related diseases. research poll published by the american academy of neurology shows that short-term exposure to air pollution. it may increase your risk of a stroke in order to see the short term effects of pollution exposure. researchers looked at just 5 day intervals in data from over 18 million stroke cases all across the globe. they found that stroke victims, we're exposed to higher levels of pollutants. just 5 days before the event occurred. >> still ahead, we're celebrating hispanic heritage month here kron 4 tonight, we're going to be taking a look at what inspired the life look at what inspired the life and legacy of the pioneer of ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. te

americans. news at 10 continues after the break. ( ♪ ♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland.ew, healthier world without cigarettes. as long as you don't count the 6 trillion sold worldwide every year. and vaping won't lead to smoking, if you ignore the research that says otherwise. in big tobacco's fantasyland, the deadliest industry is your friend. shh... >> welcome back. no breakthroughs yet as the u.s. edges closer to a government shutdown. now, just 6 days away, a shutdown could affect millions of americans in a number of ways. evan moon reports on the impacts. >> if the government shuts down, that members of congress remember, the u.s. military are going to have to continue to work and not to pay the government shutdown could impact everything from food safety to cancer research start programs for children and it's time republicans start doing that job. america elected them to do. let's get this done. >> president biden over the weekend demanding quick action by congress. republican speaker of the house kevin mccarthy under pressure from within his own party saying you m

food production rose sharply and tobacco production soared from 20,000 pounds in 1618 to 1.5 million pounds only 11 years later. the american experiment was often running in virginia's early socialist economy forgotten. early new england which was settled by profit-seeking joint stock company sold a land held in common as well as poor results. in the plymouth colony despite the story of the first thanksgiving, the harvest of 1621 has been formed. in early 1622, governor william bradford gave each family a plot of land but required the, quote, all profits and benefits that are not done by trade, working, fishing or any other means placed in a common storehouse so that, quote, all such persons of this colony have their meat, drink and all provisions out of the common stock. the settlers were expected to work the fields, go fishing and hunting but the results were doled out to each family according to size, not according to contribution of labor. the result was a very poor harvest in 1622 and severe hunger in winter of 1622-23 but bradford happily was no ideologue. he could learn from experience. he wrote in his book of plymou

american idol winner. winner. in the hug, ( ♪ ♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland.as long as you don't count the 6 trillion sold worldwide every year. and vaping won't lead to smoking, if you ignore the research that says otherwise. in big tobacco's fantasyland, the deadliest industry is your friend. shh... >>> in san francisco, the world- famous folsom street fair was held today. figure for the alternative sexuality communities, and a nonprofit arts and culture celebration, the folsom street fair, some of them going for decades and others first timers, donating more than $7 million to charities. >> that is it for tonight, thank you for joining us, have a great night and a great week.>> good night. - [graham] this week, we're in belgrade, serbia with 24 time grand slam champ novak djokovic. - you are always smiling. it's amazing. - am i? - it's inspiring. very, very inspiring to see you smiling all day. - [graham] we got an all access look into the tennis star's life. - these two windows, i think i broke them twice each. - you get in trouble? - yeah, of course. - [g

tobacco. i know americans are divided on many issues but one thing we agree we don't take food assistance from families, children, seniors that rely pun that funding. this extreme maga bill does that. show me your budget and i'll show you what you value. this bill exemplifies and takes foods from the mouths of the hungry and if it cuts funds to american farmers. i strongly urge my colleagues to reject these cold hearted values and vote no on this bill and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from maryland. mr. harris: i'm going to fact check myself. our budget is $22.5 billion but not $25 billion. now what the toxic hazard is is not this bill but a $2 thrillion deficit and open southern border that's what the toxic hazard is and we are not discussing it in washington. aren't the remarks supposed to be directed to the chair -- the speaker's comments? the chair: the gentleman is correct. mr. harris: i thought so. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman is recognized. mr. bishop: let me just -- i hope that the people who are watching tonight will take

tobacco''s fantntasyl, the deadadliest indudustry is your r friend. shshh... . >>> welcome back. live pictures from new york right now. tributes with the lights there. a dark day in americanry. today marks 22 years since the worst terrorist attack on american soil. close to 3,000 people died. ceremonies were held today to remember the lives lost at each of the attack sites. the september 11 memorial in new york city, at the pentagon as well as shanksesville, pennsylvania. there were a number of events in the bay area as well. fire departments focused on honoring the nearly 300 firefighters who died on that day. [ bell ringing ] >> san francisco officials and firefighters gathered along the embarcadero at station 35 for an early morning congregation where they spoke about the bravery of first responders. the mayor described what it was like here on that fateful day back in 2001. >> we knew especially those in service in san francisco that we had to prepare just in case our city was potentially the next place to be attacked. >> across the bay in oakland, the mayor joined the oakland fire department for a moment of silence at the plaza where they use a fire department crane

they were concerned about the tobacco settlements, they began a process of greenwashing and manipulating and lying to the americannew cbs news poll shows only one third of american voters think joe biden will stay in office through a second term, i know you're downplaying concerns about his age, but do you believe that voters don't have any reason to be concerned that he would be 86-year-old by the end of his? >> fighters of every right to be concerned. i remember bobby kennedy said it best, the world needs qualities of youth, not a time of, life but a state of mind. a quality of imagination. i mean this, i couldn't imagine three years ago, that this president could accomplish so much in such a short period of time. i mean that. if this political season is all about a celebrity, with little news respect, we've had a celebrity for four years. it did not go well. i want a seasoned pro, who knows how to get things done. a little old-fashioned, i want to guy who produces results. the results are in. it's been a master class. simply no administration in my lifetime that has been more effective at producing more substa

that study also found that the standard american or western diet contains a lot of red meat and salt, and that may be increasing the risk factors. tobacco use, alcohol use, poor exercise habits and high blood sugar were among the other factors putting young people at risk. a hospital in las vegas is showing off new technology that allows parents to connect with their newborn in the nicu. the hospital launched the angel eye camera at its neonatal intensive care unit, allowing parents to observe their children in real time as if they were by their bedside. this latest program comes just in time as september is nicu awareness month. it's a big deal. we're really excited about it because it really helps relieve some of the anxiety that the parents might feel about having their baby here in the nicu. and it's just great that they're able to check in and look at their baby and see that their baby is being well taken care of. if they can't be here. parents have the option of sharing their livestream passwords, so friends and family can also keep an eye on the newborn. our time now, 725 in san francisco. the names of 11 new businesses were adde

americans who had been held hostage in iran. the emotional homecoming after the break ( ♪ ♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland.ew, healthier world without cigarettes. as long as you don't count the 6 trillion sold worldwide every year. and vaping won't lead to smoking, if you ignore the research that says otherwise. in big tobacco's fantasyland, the deadliest industry is your friend. shh... scale back aid for ukraine in its fight against the russian invasion. fox's gurnal scott has more now on the president's speech today. we gather once more at an inflection point in world history. president biden calling for global cooperation at the united nations general assembly on tuesday, saying the united states would seek to, quote, restore sensibly manage competition with china. none of these partnerships are about containing any country. they're about a positive vision for our shared future. the president also trying to rally support for ukraine. his administration is preparing a new military aid package ahead of president volodymyr zelensky. his visit to the white house thursday day. russia's prime price for peace

american scientists is the benzene content. it exceeded two to three times the amount that is contained in tobacco smoke, and even though it is lowert enters the human body. benzene reacts with his cells. they can interact with dna and proteins, oxidize them and cause damage. uh dna molecules if there is a long enough and uh, high exposure to such a carcinogen, it may result in the development of tumors. this means that danger exists and is keeping residents of russian apartments away. most of it is methane. there is from 75 to ninety-eight percent gas methane. the rest is bonuses. it's uh, propane. well, other hydrocarbons of new discoveries are prohibited from wearing partitions between the kitchen and other rooms in apartments with gas equipment. it seems illogical and the smaller the area, the greater the concentration of harmful substances. and yet the norm. it's not just that they've existed since the times mass gasification in our country, during the operation of the stove, carbon monoxide, if it gets into the room, residents, we sometimes use stoves for heating and when the gas goes out, we have, uh, mass poisoning could de

it's not in the interest of the americans to have their tax dollars going towards a program that studies the health burden of tobacco in other countries. this is simply an attempt to export the federal nanny state through other countries through one of the most corrupt international organizations ever known. what we should be focusing on is domestic deregulation not global governance. after everything we've been through the last few years, after witnessing the w.h.o.'s complete and uterine competence during the spread of covid-19, after witnessing them turn a blind eye time and time again to the c.c.p.'s culpability you think we would have learned the american tax dollars should go to the american priorities and not the priorities of our adversaries. having any funding for the w.h.o. to any appropriations bill is inconsistent with the stated goal of the 118th congress to defund the w.h.o. completely. they are a failed puppet organization of communist china. i urge my colleagues on both side of the aisles to support my amendment and thank you, mr. chairman, i reserve. the chair: the gentlelady has the only time remai

tobacco, it's very concerning, we are living in a loneliness epidemic. vie mec murthy. depending what stats you read, a third and two-thirds of americansh. teenagers, as many as two out of three teenagers are feeling lobely. why? i think modern life is isolating it. the mall is amazon and the theater is netflix and the office is zoom. it's not anyone's fault. all these things are a step forward, but they ultimately maybe have a fact of isolating us and we need to get out. the reason i am talking about it, i think maybe our service, we can point the service to be helpful. there are a lot of things i could do with our time and money. but we want to encourage people to travel together. >> but you lived this. you are living this? >> oh, yeah. with the pandemic, i live alone. or i lived alone. i was -- at one point i was by pie self. i got a dog. i started realizing -- and one of the other things i noticed the more successful i got i thought i would have more people surrounding me. that's true, but that has a way of isolating you. my story is not unique. no matter who you are, you can be lonely, you can be isolated and you have to really wo

tobacco shops throughout europe; men gave them to their potential girlfriends. as a direct hint, it was in one of the stores that the unusual doll was noticed by the american handler. after all, the children of that time mostly played with sexless baby dolls, which they were quite tired of then rooting together with their my husband founded a small metallurgical company. and a little later she bought the rights to create a lily, so lily became the prototype of barbie, but in contrast to her ancestor. barbie changed her target audience to little girls for them at first. it was just a toy, but as they grew older they increasingly tried to meet her beauty standards. thousands and thousands of girls began to starve themselves in order to get closer to the doll figure, whether as a joke or not, but one version of the toy was released with a book in its hands, on which was emblazoned inscription. how to lose weight when i was little i was given barbie legs that were as thin as her arms, when my brother was a baby he was given figurines on which he could see every muscle named since childhood, bombarded with these ideas, but such an image thinking extremely. dangerous. t

tobacco''s fantntasyl, the deadadliest indudustry is your r friend. shshh... >>> well, this morning, members from the united auto workers union launched a history making strike against the big three americanakers. now while we were all settling in last night, in detroit workers were walking off the job. in fact, this is one of the largest labo strikes to thinks the united states in years. still, we're not talking about a massive walkout. rather sort of a warning shot. the series of strikes and a number of small factories. the unite auto workers president says today talks likely won't happen. >>> meanwhile a federal grand jury indicted hunter biden. tha was back in 2018 when he was a drug user, at the time, the president's son was accused of lying about drug use on a federal gun form and that's really what prosecutors are going to be looking at closely. a third count claims he knowingly possessed a firearm while on drugs. these charges come only two months after his plea deal broke down. in a statement, hunter biden's lawye accused the special counsel of bending to political pressure. >>> up and down the north atlantic coast, parts of new england and canada are preparin for hurricane lee.

american public. i don't think it's the last thing, though, that we need to do. i think it's a start. senator marshall: i was growing, we had a surge general warning on tobacco. it has an impact. when you put a warn on alcohol for pregnant women, it has an impact. the biggest threat to our youth right now when it comes to our health -- their health. this is the number one threat to our children's health right now. it's not cancer. it's -- it's not a lot of things. this is the number one threat. are you willing to use your pulpit and put your reputation on the line and say we need a surgeon general warning on social media for youth? dr. murthy: i think it would be appropriate to have a warning on social media to warn parents and kids. if congress is willing to have the legislative authority to put that label on, then i would be willing to partner. senator marshall: does it take legislation? dr. murthy: yes. it takes legislation to do that. senator marshall: fentanyl, our drug cartels, they're selling fake adderall that is laced with fentanyl. you are aware of that. the top buyers are children. senator shaheen and i wrote legislation on the judiciary committee