anthony howard is with us. how did we get here? nthony: we got here because someone invented a new, cool way to deliver nicotine, the old public enemy of health. the delivery device became wildly popular in a short amount of time. we also got 20 years of legislation and litigation against tobacco could not be applied to a problem we didn't know we had. let me show you some ad campaigns for one of the most popular companies. what you are seeing are some familiar tropes, attaching nicotine with a cool looking device, young, beautiful people. that campaign was in 2016, before regulations. brent: targetiting young peoplp. >> exactly right. a demographic that we have tried hard to make off limits to big tobacco. the conversation between the food and drug administration and vaping companies is getting more regular. two weeks ago, they sent a letter saying let's not say this is more safe than smoking. brent: what caused what we have seen -- two american states to suddenly legislate and the u.s. president has gotten involved. >> a trickle o

i'm anthony howard welcome to the program hong kong has seen another way kinda fiery clashes between pro-democracy protesters and police sometimes protests began peacefully with demonstrators taking over a shopping mall but lyta turned violent with one group vandalizing a nearby subway station and setting barricades applies right place responded with tear gas and made multiple of wrists as the protests continued light into the evening. tensions in hong kong boiled over again sunday another weekend of police dispersing protesters after demonstrations descended into chaos. for the 2nd day in a row cameras caught pro-democracy activists beating a man they perceived to be on the other side. i know as so often the protests started out peacefully crowds gathered to sing what has become the anthem of the protest movement gloria to hong kong. the atmosphere was largely festive as protesters gathered in a shopping mall some folded paper origami birds as a symbol of hope and peace. then they produced a chinese flag and began trampling on it in a clear provocation aimed at beijing the sense of

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i'm anthony howard welcome to the program a day of worldwide protest to demand action on climate change is continuing with huge crowds taking to the streets in almost every country on earth a movement that started with children skipping school on fridays has grown into a global force uniting young and old the 1st place to wake up to this global climate strike was the strength. around the world in just 24 hours the largest condit process the world has ever seen that's what organizers have been calling today's wave of strikes for the planet's. was student demonstrators have been turning out in them millions some of the 1st rallies kicks off in australia i agree run the front lines i mean change you know it's already happening it's not waiting for it to happen or you know a matter of it's it's already was this is the 1st time adults have joined the climate strikes on such a significant scale like here in hong kong where parents have also been taking part . in thailand hundreds of young protesters strong the environment ministry in bangkok the fall of dropping to the ground to play dead. wi

reporter anthony howard well to move on so if so how did we get here someone invented a new way to deliver an old enemy to public health that being nicotine and so recently from there's a train going from not a 97 to modern day where teens were giving up cigarettes there was smelly evil old fashioned and had become uncool into the new weaponry companies like jewel sold in a way that until recently was on regulated that has had an open field to play into we're going to see some advertising from a company called jewel they hold some 60 percent of the market now keep in mind it's delivered designed to deliver nicotine so my it's always been but into this unregulated and on researched ground if you like the advertising market almost in the why that mole bro the mulberry man made smoking cool originally jewel stepped into this market and really took up the spice these type of ads that we see now since been removed from the jewel company websites a lack of regulation was a problem but so and is a lack of understanding and research into the actual product as recently as 2007 thing the former boss

i'm anthony howard welcome to the program in israel the voters have spoken and once again to live in an inconclusive result she says elections did not produce a window with a clear path to forming a government israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his main political rival benny gantz and now both vying to be the country's next leader just against a centrist blue and white party says it will never sit in a government led by netanyahu and his right wing the pussy. yeah. well you know i hand shake and a smile to seal binyamin netanyahu surprise offer of a polish sharing with us. man in the middle israeli president reagan rivlin threw his support behind the idea. and i hear well the voices calling for the establishment of a unity government a wide unstable government. i congratulate you prime minister for joining this call this morning it's an important call. zocor the africa that. the party leaders were attending a statement moral for the late leftwing statesman szymon parish in jerusalem during a speech in his honor netanyahu reiterated his appeal to guns. in this election the

reporter anthony howard is your with me how did we get to where we are right now we got to where we are right now because someone invented a new a cool way to deliver nicotine the old public enemy of health we got here because the delivery device becomes so wildly popular in a really short amount of time we also got here because 20 years of legislation and litigation against big tobacco couldn't be applied to a problem we didn't know that we head i'm going to show you some ad campaigns attached to one of the most popular companies called jewel and they've got a 60 percent market share and what you're seeing here is some pretty familiar old trucks attaching nicotine delivery a cool looking device on the left young beautiful people and a great last of that campaign was back in 2006 thing free it was regular and targeting young people exactly right the demographic regulators tried really hard to make off limits to big tobacco previously these top of ads have been removed since then but arguably the damage was done that the conversation if you like between the food and drug administration a

com up next we have a documentary on the rising crime trends extremism in germany for now i'm anthony howard thanks for watching. because time to take one step further and face the. time to search the. fight for the truth. time to come down troops and conduct the war it's time for t.w. . coming up ahead. our program viewers than need them to go outside to work. out about the. past and present in the weimar republic the ideology of ethno nationalism was widespread and eventually became the foundation of the nazi regime. 'd was the stream right in germany today is clearly drawing upon this old focus ideology this ethno nationalism in its most right wing extremists today are stoking fears of immigration and what they call the great replacement because i was toshiba's you know the great replacement is when the majority population the native population is displaced and replaced by a minority when the ethnic composition of a population is turned on its head. and once again the new rights ethno nationalist ideas are companied by racism and anti semitism. everyone knows which parasites were. talking

anthony davis and dwight howard are joining lebron james this season for the lakers.s comes over from new orleans. lebron should be fresh. >> i'm very motivated, but i'm right now not in talking-about-it mode. i've been very quiet this summer for a reason. my mother always told me, don't talk about it, be about it. that's where i'm at. >> the as have just clenched a wildcard spot before they hit the diamonds. cleveland has just lost to washington by the th 8-2. the bears are 4-0. cal will take on arizona state under the friday night lights. cal squeaked past ole miss. an extra effort could go a long way to getting a w tonight. >> they know how small the margins are in winning and losing. we found a way to win four games, which is great. we all know we got to get better. >> that's what great teams do, they continue to improve. if we stay the same we're going to have a lot of different conversations. they know that. >> second round of the safe way open in napa. tony romo fans watching their man after shooting 2 under in the first round u , he struggle. needing this eagl

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and this is carried on to other officers, general anthony wayne, again, another officer in maryland, john howard, the idea that honor is for soldiers, it's for officers and it's not just for the individual. so who you a person acts reflects their officers. so how you behave would reflect your colonel or general, and also the nation. meanwhile, we do have african-american soldiers, both free and enslaved. does anyone know the first battle that african-americans fought in in the american revolution? trivia question. >> bunker hill? >> there are african-americans at bunker hill, but they are even earlier. >> lexington. >> lexington. so lexington, concord and bunker hill. in fact, the massachusetts ranks were not segregated and these are free african-americans who had fought. initially washington is really resistant, is the continental army, as are his sort of other council of generals. he initially forbids enlistment of either -- not just enslaved, but also free african-americans. he's ultimately going to move back, he's going to allow free african-americans and then ultimately enslaved african-ame

just rereading the novel, ian forester's novel, "howard's end," and a wonderful quote, those of you who saw the wonderful movie, emma thompson says to anthony hopkins, and that is "connect, live in fragments no longer." now you can take this in a very literal way, commissioner heminger's statement of our need for bike transportation networks that connect or what charles pointed out, the need for connections between the 5th and townsend and howard and market street bike lanes. a literal way. but i would like to talk a different way. i don't really think of myself as a senior, i think of myself as a 68-year-old man, lucky enough to be still hobbling around. but i do feel seniors through ageism are unaware, and sometimes put in a box of, the city talks about improvements to, to transportation, for seniors, i always see muni and walking, which are poriimportan me and with some with a disability like myself, and some seniors bike and i am included, and how i connect to the city is keeping my involvement up with my friends, with my volunteer work and my social networks and getting there. >> thank you. >> by bike is the way i do that. so, please h

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anthony maurice hawkins nobuhiro hayatsu james edward hayden robert jay hayes philip hayes w ward haynes scott jordan hazelcorn michael k. healey roberta b. heber charles francis xavier heeran john f. heffernan michelle hidenberger. howardeph heller jr. joann l. heltibridle ronald john hemming way. mark f. hemschoot ronnie lee henderson brian hennessey edward r. hennessey jr. michelle marie henrique joseph patrick henry william henry katarina henry robinson john christopher henwood robert allan hepburn mary herencia lindsay c. herkness iii harvey robert hermer nuberto hernandez raul hernandez >> and my uncle, a proud muslim american man who lived his life with a carefree nature, a zeal for adventure, and a tenacity which i emulate every single day. i'm keeping my promise that no matter how old i grow i'll still not act my age. i hope you're been practicing up there because i've been practing. i promise now we can kick your butt. [speaking in a foreign language] >> and my cousin, new york city firemen thomas. it's been 18 years, it never gets any easier. but the one thing i will do is fulfill my promise to never forget. your brothers and i will get together this afternoon. we'll talk about you and the other brothers and