big tobacco designed cigarettes to be more addictive by genetically engineering the tobacco itself.america. they should be ashamed of themselves. it has to stop. oh they don't care. they don't care about us. you know this is wrong. we need to stop big tobacco. know the truth. spread the truth. enlist at thetruth.com ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: welcome back to "the daily show." in the past year, we've seen so many powerful men finally being held accountable for abused women. and it shows to signs of stopping. i mean, who knows -- they might even get r. kelly this year. you realize he's been uncatchable for years. he's like the #metoo's bin laden. ( audience reacts ) mean while, just last night, another big name was exposed. >> new york's attorney general eric sneiderman abruptly resigning three hours after the "new yorker" published an article detailing abuse allegations from four different women. >> allegations of physical and verbal abuse -- slapping, strangling to the point two women say they had to go to the hospital. >> tanya telling the "new yorker" the former attorney g

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he was a key player in the fight against big tobacco help lead a coalition of all 50 states to better protect children from internet predators. advocated for reforms in the health insurance industry to assure health care coverage and flowchart prices. he worked to eradicate corruption in state government made state contracting accountable, fair, honest and transparent. he's one of the estate attorney general's to file a lawsuit against microsoft in 1998. he said our action talks about stifling innovation is shortchanging consumers. what were saying to bill gates is, stop your 800-pound gorilla from blocking accs to the internet. on that note. were thrilled to welcome senator blumenthal to the poum. [applause] . . . for having us today and organizing this important gathering, and also to all of the experts who've been here before me. i am sure they have exhausted the topic and your patience and i think i am one of them left as the talk of closing arguments this is it and i'm going to be very brief and if there are any questions, i'd be happy to take any. i want to sort of bring back on

he took on big tobacco forcing a multi billion dollar settlement and now the pharmaceutical industry. cynthia mcfadden has more on our series one nation overdosed. >> reporter: attorney mike moore did what even his mom thought was impossible, won a $246 billion judgment against big tobacco. >> the most historic public achievement in history. >> reporter: his role in that victory memorialized in the movie "the insider" in which he played himself, he's putting that experience to work against big pharma charging that opioid manufacturers are largely responsible for the raging epidem epidemic. you called the industry the most corrupt and evil corporate animal in this country's history. >> that's right. >> reporter: what do you say about big pharma? >> they are pretty evil. basically, they did the same thing the tobacco companies did, they lied about the addictive nature of the opioids and then went out and marketed these and told doctors everywhere it's safe. it's created this huge opioid epidemic. there are 3 million opioid addicts out there in the country right now. >> reporter: most of

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stopping big tobacco starts with the truth. know the truth. spread the truth.s me that bug spray. at least it was spf 50. mmm... sorry. - thanks to president trump, 2017 was a huge year for totally made-up stuff. but there is one totally made-up thing that has proven to be the opposite of completely worthless. - it is the hottest currency in the world. the bitcoin. in the past 12 months, investors have driven the value up nearly 1,500%. - we sent our very own ronny chieng to find out more about them. - cryptocurrency. is it some fake [bleep] some [bleep] nerds made up on the internet to steal our money? or is it the future of finance? there is no way all these people buying cryptocurrency have any idea what the hell they're investing in. and it's not just bitcoin. ethereum, the number two cryptocurrency, has risen 5,000% since the start of this year. why?! - if you imagine bitcoin as being a gold coin, ethereum is a coin that has a magic spell in it. - what the hell does that mean? i spoke with one of the founders of ethereum, joe lubin, to find out. first ques

the man who won against big tobacco is taking on big fa pha. otion picture. >> mike moore. >> reporter: the movie "the insider." how the lawyer took on the tobacco industry for lying about the addictive nature of cigarettes. the judgment? >> $246 billion. >> reporter: $246 billion? >> $246 billion. >> reporter: something moore was plenty proud of. >> the most historic public health achievement in history. >> reporter: take me back. you're the attorney general of a little southern state. >> that's right. little bitty mississippi. 50th in everything. last in what you don't want to be last in. first in what you don't want to be first in. we had a high instance of lung cancer. why not mississippi? >> reporter: with all due respect, people must have thought you were nuts. >> everybody thought we were crazy. my mom called me and told me, it might be time for me to come home. she goes, suing the tobacco industry, nobody's been able to beat them. i told her and everybody else, what if we got the truth out about the industry and we saved hundreds of thou

ling/professor of medicine, university of california at san francisco: "we are here today to tell big tobaccoarketing to our kids. doctor pamela ling is a professor of medicine at university of california at san franciscosotmiriam zouzounis/no on proposition e: "there's already laws on the books. that is why i think this is a redundant policy. the whole state is twenty one and up">miriam zouzounis is a member of san francisco's arab-american grocer's association campaigning against proposition e. she says prop e. would be

correspondent ashley banks tells us about big tobacco profits and baby and there's new news about that southwest airlines flight where the engine blew apart killing one person former national transportation safety board director jamie finch joins us for the latest and the third time may be the charm for t. mobile and sprint will have a dream to join forces but will antitrust officials allow the merger to go forward archies alex behala the joins us to discuss all that ahead but first just some stories topping today's. and speaking of an i trusts final arguments were made today in the antitrust case related to the proposed merger of a t. and t. and time warner the justice department originally filed suit last november to prevent the merging of the two media go elias the antitrust unit at the department argued that the intraday shouldn t. is distribution assets including direct t.v. with time warner is content sources including h.b.o. and turner networks would create an entity with the motive and the means of the keywords the motive and the means to get out direct t.v.'s distribution riva

arm oh plus r t correspondent ashley banks tells us about big tobacco profits and v.p. and there's new news about that southwest airlines flight where the engine blew apart killing one person former national transportation safety board director jamie finch joins us for the latest and the third time may be the charm for team mobile and sprint who have agreed to join forces but will antitrust officials allow the merger to go forward artesian alex mahela the joins us to discuss all that ahead but first to some stories topping today's. and speaking of and i trust final arguments were made today in the antitrust case related to the proposed merger of a t. and t. and time warner the justice to.

sensitives that show americans are spending more on tobacco products than on beer and soda combined although the defacto industry isn't taking a big financial hit now it could in the future as fewer americans are smoking tobacco and are transitioning to vaporing they ping is the act of inhaling and exhaling a vapor produced by an easy cigarette or similar device the particles within the vapor contain varying amounts of toxic chemicals which studies show are linked to cancer respiratory and heart disease balls both altria and reynolds american have a stake in vaporing as experts say the tobacco industry will see a decline in the coming years. now according to the centers for disease control and prevention more than nine million adults bathe regularly here in the u.s. that's about one in ten americans most people say they are motivated to use e. cigarettes because they can smoke indoors and they happen to be cheaper than other tobacco products however the majority of those who regularly also use a regular tobacco products they're for keeping the back of industry alive now the c.d.c. and the food and drug administration also found of

they are doing it because they feel that's one of the markets that are targeting by big tobacco companiesexactly what it is, it was an ordnance passed in july by the board of supervise source in san francisco. it was set to begin this year to give retailers time to adjust. spor supporters say it hooks new smokers. they gathered enough together a possible appeal to this in june. they say a ban would harm corner stores and small retailers. many of them opposed to that initial ordnance. they also believe it could possibly create an underground economy. it is set to take place on june 5th. today in the bay. >> pretty visual as they try to crush those vap pens out there. >>> developing a transit driver accused of crossing the line behind the wheel. he was accused of carrying a loaded gun on the job. today he was packing a loaded glock. they say he warned the supervisors he would start carrying a gun. reports found a spike in numbers called in by ac transit drivers. >> at night it is a little uncertain. >> click on the investigative unit tab. >>> you may recall the case. a woman was found nearl

big tobacco is waging a war, an assault on our kids' health. they try to get a new generation of children to be addicted to tobacco products that's going to increase our health care costs down the road. nod to diseas-- in addition to diseases and deaths, so please vote no on proposition e. >> thank you. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> no on prop e. >> we hope that this discussion has been informative. for more information on this and other ballot measures in the june election, please visit the department of elections website at sfelections.org, remember, early voting is available at city hall on may 7th, from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and if you don't vote early, remember to vote on june 5th. >> look at that beautiful jellyfish. the way to speak to students and motivate them to take action, to save the planet, they do, they care and my job is to speak to them in a way that they can understand that touches their heart and makes them feel powerful with simple actions to take every day. ♪ ♪ >> i was born and raised in th

big tobacco is waging a war, an assault on our kids' health. they try to get a new generation of children to be addicted to tobacco products that's going to increase our health care costs down the road. nod to diseas-- in addition to diseases and deaths, so please vote no on proposition e. >> thank you. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> no on prop e. >> we hope that this discussion has been informative. for more information on this and other ballot measures in the june election, please visit the department of elections website at sfelections.org, remember, early voting is available at city hall on may 7th, from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and if you don't vote early, remember to vote on june 5th. >> good aefrnl, afternoon. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen, sfgovtv. another wonderful agenda set out ahead of us. talking about our favorite subject on thursdays we like to talk about, budget and finance. mr. clerk, could you please call item 4, or attendance and all that stuff? >> quickly, this is, please silence all el

. >>> big tobacco is spending big bucks to win over san francisco voters. are. j. olds toe become key has pumped almost $12 million into the campaign. they're urging san francisco voters to reject a proposed ban on flavored tobacco products. the ban is on the june 9th ballot. supporters say prop e will prevent kids from getting hooked on nicotine. the ban would include menthol cigarettes and flavored vapping liquids. >>> an mall activists are offering $500 for possible information in a case. one had a severely broken jaw. the other had a missing paw. yesterday afternoon, rescuers found a third puppy in the same place. it also had a broken jaw. >> to see these animals smashed, and to not know, you know, how many more animals are going to be hurt before this person is found, it's just -- it's terrify ever terrifying. >> representatives with oakland animal services say they aren't 100% sure the cases are connected, but they are deeply concerned, and oakland police, they are now getting involved. . >>> plus a bay area judge speaks out big about a recall push against him

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big tobacco is waging a war, an assault on our kids' health. they try to get a new generation of children to be addicted to tobacco products that's going to increase our health care costs down the road. nod to diseas-- in addition to diseases and deaths, so please vote no on proposition e. >> thank you. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> no on prop e. >> we hope that this discussion has been informative. for more information on this and other ballot measures in the june election, please visit the department of elections website at sfelections.org, remember, early voting is available at city hall on may 7th, from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and if you don't vote early, remember to vote on june 5th. >> it's great to see everyone kind of get together and prove, that you know, building our culture is something that can be reckoned with. >> i am desi, chair of economic development for soma filipinos. so that -- [ inaudible ] know that soma filipino exists, and it's also our economic platform, so we can start to build filipino b

ling/professor of medicine, university of california at san francisco: "we are here today to tell big tobaccoo stop marketing to our kids. doctor pamela ling is a professor of medicine at university of california at san franciscothat came as news to some mission high school studentssoteleana arrunaeegui/mission high school student: "vaping i feel like it is for people who are older because i think cigarettes was apart of them growing up in their generation">sotissac alvarez/mission high schooln student: "smoking weed is common, i mean that's the thing, the thing to do but cigarettes, they're kind of educating us, they're not good for you, you know">some mom and pop tobacco retailers say prohibiting the sale of flavored tobacco products would be no good for their bottom linesotmiriam zouzounis/no on proposition e: "the day to day purchases that ke

big tobacco is waging a war, an assault on our kids' health. they try to get a new generation of children to be addicted to tobacco products that's going to increase our health care costs down the road. nod to diseas-- in addition to diseases and deaths, so please vote no on proposition e. >> thank you. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> no on prop e. >> we hope that this discussion has been informative. for more information on this and other ballot measures in the june election, please visit the department of elections website at sfelections.org, remember, early voting is available at city hall on may 7th, from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and if you don't vote early, remember to vote on june 5th. our regular board meeting of the board of education for san francisco unified school district. the date is april 24th, and this meeting is now called to order. roll call, miss reiskin. [ roll call. ] >> thank you. if you would, please join me for the pledge of

big tobacco is waging a war, an assault on our kids' health. they try to get a new generation of children to be addicted to tobacco products that's going to increase our health care costs down the road. nod to diseas-- in addition to diseases and deaths, so please vote no on proposition e. >> thank you. thank you both for being here. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> no on prop e. >> we hope that this discussion has been informative. for more information on this and other ballot measures in the june election, please visit the department of elections website at sfelections.org, remember, early voting is available at city hall on may 7th, from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and if you don't vote early, remember to vote on june 5th. >> hi. i'm shana longhorn with the san francisco league of women voters. i'm here to discuss proposition c. the city collects a gross receipts tax from many businesses which receive revenue from the lease of commercial property, such as office buildings, warehouses and retail spaces. the current tax rate ranges from.825% to 3%. b

we are seeing them in cases of sexual harassment, people who follow the big tobacco cases in the 90's then. the general idea with people -- was that people weren't supposed to talk about the inner workings of their workplace, even to include sexual harassment, a complaint about management, anything like that. jason: has the law started to evolve? what did you find as you talked to lawyers? >> we are at an interesting breaking point. in practice, women that sign them are terrified. the company could retaliate, or a powerful person accused of something could talk publicly about it. now they are seeing it shift under their seat. there is a high profile case of stormy daniels, who has broken her nda, and they argue there is a greater public interest in what she is talking about. in that case, there is another wrinkle, her lawyer has argued that because trump didn't sign the agreement, it is not valid. people are poking holes in this. in the past, sexual harassment wasn't seen in public interest. it was seen as something that took place between one or two people and wasn't deemed to be a t

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