endo pharmaceutical is based in malvern, chester county. yesterday the fda asked endo to stop selling opana a e.r., an extend ed release pain medicine. apparently the risks outweigh the benefits. endo says it's reviewing the request and looking at options. >>> in pennsylvania, there's a more deadly opioid than heroin. fentanyl has replaced it on the drug enforcement list. there's been a 37% increase from 2015 deaths. >> reporter: good morning, i'm first alert meteorologist erika martin. me camera just went out. no worries, we'll keep going. it was a lovely vote of mt. pocono sunrise. here's why we had the lovely shot -- area of high pressure keeping everything mostly sunny for today with the exception of some kickback of moisture here. clouds locally. but everything will be drying out. i'm going with mostly sunny skies for today. you see how quickly the clouds are moving toward the northeast and clearing. mt. pocono, i'll get your lovely shot later, i promise, 42. lancaster, 54. philadelphia, 55. atlantic city, 50, wildwood, and dover, 53.

endo pharmaceuticals is based in malvern, chester county.ay the fda asked endo to stop selling an extended release pain medicine. according to the fda, the drug's risks outweigh the benefits. endo is reviewing the request and will look at options. >>> in pennsylvania, there's an end deadly opioid than heroin. fentanyl. last year, there was a 37% increase from 2015 in deaths. >>> a lawsuit filed by two parents who say an aide at conestoga high school repeatedly sexually assaulted their daughter. they say the principal in the school district knew about the abuse and created an environment that allowed it to happen. that aide is now facing criminal charges. the school district and principal dispute the allegations and deny that they had any prior knowledge of inappropriate actions before the district reported the aide to authorities. >>> now to a philadelphia -- to philadelphia students who might need to find a new school district. the charter school in north philadelphia isn't made the grade and will likely close. the district and commission w

endo health is. the suit claims the companies misrepresented the addictive risks of opioids they manufacture and sell. we reached out to both companies, janssen responsibled by saying they acted appropriately and warnings fda approved. no word from endo. >> a key witness takes the stand in seth williams federal corruption trial. businessman muhammad ali spent much of his time on witness stands describing a academics that he arced for williams and his girlfriend. prosecutors contend this was part of a quid pro quo arrangement and claim ali wanted williams to help him with problems he was having with the tsa at philadelphia international airport. williams is accused of accepting illegal gifts in exchange for legal favors. >>> tonight, a juror in the bill cosby sexual assault trial breaks his silence. >> crying by men and by women and more than one. >>> still ahead tonight, details from inside the deliberations and what bill cosby has planned for this summer. >>> on the road again, a heavily traveled br

. >>> the fda has requested endo pharma pull its opioid painkiller off the market. this is the first time the agency has asked to remove a currently marketed opioid drug due to public health consequences of abuse. shares of endo pharma dropped more than 16% to $11.49. >>> time now for our market monitor, who says he's finding value in some underappreciated names in the stock market right now. it's not the first time on the program for him but it is as market monitor. let's welcome back timothy lesko. welcome back, tim, nice to have you here. >> thanks for having me. >> so you're saying that the market in certain sectors may look fairly valued or maybe fully valued or a little overvalued. but that's not true of the overall market. >> right. and that's typical of the market. usually you have certain sectors leading the marketplace. over the past few years, that's been a combination of the high flying technology stocks and some of the consumer staple stocks that pay a higher dividend. that has really left sectors like financials and energy kind of in the dust. we find

the new fda commissioner is taking the unprecedented step of calling on the manufacturer of opana, endoaceuticals, to pull it from the market. >> this is very clearly an epidemic of addiction, and it may be one of the biggest health crises facing the country if not the biggest crisis facing the country. >> reporter: endo says it's reviewing the request but insists "opana is effective when used as intended in appropriate patients." and it's, "taking comprehensive steps to minimize the potential misuse of its products." if the company doesn't pull the drug, the fda may force the issue and withdraw approval signaling it intends to hold drug companies responsible for america's addiction crisis. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> we'll take a break. we're back in a moment with a big announcement today about the olympics. does it mean the games are about to come back to america? >>> the olympics could be coming back to los angeles following an announcement by the international olympic committee. l.a. and paris are the only two cities left in the competition to host the 2024 summer games

in a statement- we were told a piece of endos-copy equipment had a defect that may have prevented it from being properly disinfected. 23 patients are now being contacted about the matter. doctors think the risk of illness is small - but those patients are being asked to come in for some screening. no details were given about the possible defect. complete coverage continues as tropical storm cindy hits states in the south. this as we deal with some serious heat in the dmv. our stormwatch weather meteorgologist will break it all down.. coming up. today (low 90s) - rain tomorrow; very humid & breezy - turning nice saturday afternoon & great sunday! today: hot and humid. isolated pm thunderstorm. highs: 89-92 winds: sw 5-10 mph showers developing by dawn. lows: 68-75 winds: sw 5-10 mph friday: am showers. very humid & breezy. isolated pm thunderstorms. highs: 87-90 winds: sw 10-15 g 25+ a violent attack in the middle of a police-- now calling it an act of terror. the details.. coming up. plus, a new report is ranking the nfl's top fanbases. and it had some good things to say about the nf

endo to pullking it. those shares are rallying. mark: let's get to our team covering every angle of the u.k. election. we have our reporter at 10 downing street. nehara: we heard from prime minister theresa may outside number 10 downing street after she went to the queen to get permission to form a government. without a majority in the house of commons, the only way for the conservatives to form a government is to have a coalition of some kind. may we heard from theresa is she said the conservatives are the only one with the legitimacy to bring certainty to the country. they also said they reached an arrangement with the democratic union party, the party of northern ireland. it's not clear with that arrangement is that the feeling is, it's a bit of a less formal coalition than what was reached between the conservatives and ems back in 2010. theresa may all its debt also talks about security. fairness andout opportunity and she said she would forge ahead with brexit. she said that's what the people voted for and she ended her speech

endo says it is reviewing the request and a he epees. dose aspirin may reduce the risk of developing. they found the women who took low-dose aspirin had a 20% less risk of developing breast cancer. it may be providing a protective affect. the findings appear in the journal of women's health. >>> coming up, a bay area senior unable to sieves diploma with his classmates all because of what he was wearing. now an apology has been issued. we will show you the private ceremony was held today and the outpouring of support. >>> plus, production on the reality tv show "bachelor in paradise" is now suspended over al. >>> we're tracking what's left of the clouds and a big warm- up. you will notice it the next couple of days. the forecast is right after the break. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing,

according to reports there's concern because of the drug's potential for obama fda is asking endo pharmaceuticalswithdraw opan rer before the risks outweigh any benefits of pain control. >>> scary moments for delaware couple on the way to the hospital. the wife in labor, the obama ready to come at any moment. well, never made it to the hospital. fox 29's joanne pileggi explains where this baby entered the world. >> reporter: unexpected early delivery on a busy interstate. good thing everything went as well as it could. >> diss pat comes back outread radio and says the baby has been delivered. now i know why they stopped on the side of the road this makes sense now. >> reporter: on the side of the road not just any rode, but i-95 south in delaware. at 3:20 this morning. kirk and sally lawrence were on their way to the hospital. >> next thing, the baby was coming out in the car. bakely by the time we pulled over the baby had been born. we were picking the baby up off the noor board of the car wrapping her in blanket. >> reporter: kirk tried to stay calm they were less than 2 miles from the hospital

. >> after six months we do an upper endoes skop ee, put the patient in twilight anesthesia, pop theloon, pull them out. >> they say this is for folks considered moderately overweight. patients still need to have a good diet and exercise regularly to lose extra pounds. >>> soon when you take an uber home, you have a new option at the end of the ride. you'll be able to tip the driver. uber doesn't do that now. other ridesharing apps do such as lyft. they're also helping drivers by requiring you can sell a ride within two minutes, not five. >>> amazon strikes again, plans to launch a fashion retail di allows customers to order at no up front charge, receive the order, only pay for what they keep. the service will feature more than a million items. you can do anything online. prime wardrobe is still being tested. you can sign up to be notified of the launch. i purchased dresses from there with great results. >>> stay with us, "news4 today" continues at 5:00 a.m. >>> that breaking news, another person running for governor of maryland. >> angie goff is at the live desk with what we're get

they looked at endo, and pulling a drug off the market. you pull it off and we will.years ago, there were concerns about it being injectable, inhaled through nasal passages. the big picture is we've got a health crisis, and the president with chris christie leading to combat this. four out of five heroin users started on prescription pain killers and millions and millions of deaths because of opioids and heroin type drugs. the epidemic is growing in women and last but not least, that the analysts over at raymond james says he does not feel the data was efficient enough to warrant the removal. this is going to hurt the company. and the question is was it actually necessary to pull this drug off the market. stuart: thank you very much indeed. something we didn't expect to see, president trump celebrating the opening of a new coal mine in pennsylvania. roll that tape. >> the grand oning of the acosta coal mine signals a new chapter in america's long, proud coal mining tradition. congratulations to courseco and to all of our great miners. clean coal will help power americ

endo is down 14% here.e really high up in the press release from the new fda commissioner who pledged to take a lot of firm action on the epidemic in the country. this drug is not a huge moneymaker for endo anymore. you're seeing stock react strongly there. we reached out company, have not heard back, but we'll bring you any news on this. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> all right, time now for a cnbc news update. >> here is what's happening. while comey testified, trump spoke at the faith and freedom coalition annual conference today. he did not discuss comey by criticized democrats for being obstructionists. >> if we had a plan to give you the greatest health care ever in history, you wouldn't get one vote because they are obstructionists, they are bad right now for the country. they've gone so far left that i don't know if they can ever come back. house republican steering committee said he be chairman of the house to succeed chaffetz. >> hyundai recalls 600,000 vehicles in the u.s. in two separa

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viewership and just keeping a hold on them for as long as possible and so that i really worry but the only endo is that there's probably going to be a new generation of reporters you come up and it's probably going to start small turnout media and they're going to be about something different and a bit i'll bit a name that you're going to start to see an exodus of audiences that are going to depart these big networks and they're going to start moving towards these other voices if you are more credible just because they're not about you know politics in there and they're not about just throwing red meat to a demographic and i hope that that's the case that there's a new generation coming because of politicized media is is a characteristic i'm basically every. no no no i lived in a couple of them and it's it would be terrible for the united states to adopt that model i couldn't agree with you more really absolutely but matt thank you so much for coming on once again mt everest rolling stone magazine always a pleasure to have you on there and take care. as we go to break watchers don't forget to l

the agency has asked endo pharmaceuticals to voluntarily pull the painkiller -- opana e-r. the first time the f- d-a has asked a company to remove a prescription opioid because of the public health risks of abuse. endo said in a statement that it is reviewing the fda's request and will "determine the appropriate path forward." (grant) california state lawmakers have reached a deal on some aspects of the state budget... but many lawmakers remain at odds over how to spend the one-point-two billion dollars in tobacco tax revenue. the money comes from a two-dollar-per-pack increase in cigarette taxes...approved by voters last year. doctors and dentists who helped fund the cigarette tax campaign... expected to see a boost in the notoriously low payments they get for seeing low-income patients on medi-cal and denti-cal. butgovernor jerry brown proposed using the y to cover normal medi-cal growth, freeing up general fund dollars for other programs. (vicki) next- thousands of employees are expected to be jobless following a merger of 2 tech giants. we'll explain which companies are

endo international down 15%, its worst the day after the fda suggested the company pull its opioid withng opioid crisis and addiction. bloomberg intelligence says this is largely expect it and they have been moving away from this drug. mark: thanks a lot. of all the things, and certainty is not what the economy needs. with theresa may's lack of majority comes lack of clarity on sterling. what a day. iyc shows the yield curve. the green line is today, the other a month ago. the yield curve is slower. .- lower what will we be looking like in a month? seelearly part of what you has been a global move rather than a specific u.k. even. this forward, there is take risk around brexit and what kind of reg said we will get. is thishe key takeaways movement towards the retail rather than the wholesale or industrial and. it in voting, so beings this personalization means greater demand on the government purse strings. thereby the fiscal deterioration is the big risk. if you are an overseas investor in bonds, what are you thinking today? >> i think if you are faced with some marginal fiscal re

e endo pharmaceuticals has its headquarters in malvern, chefrts county.ill -- chester county. it says it will review the request to stop selling an extended release pain medicine. >>> in pennsylvania there's a deadlier opioid than heroin. fentanyl his surpassed heroin on the drug enforcement administration's list. last year in the state, 4,600 people died from overdoses of the painkiller. that's a 37% increase from 2015. >>> in north jersey, a 67-year-old woman recovering after she fell six feet down an open sidewalk grate. the woman looking at her cell phone, not payingips er, tumble open space. ne.kers had the grate open to >>> it's been there kchl franco ladder, and yeah. >>>o,triangle. tomorrow, the xfinity 250, sunday, the main event, nascar cup 400 miler. >>> happening today, a charity run will take place to help two girls from our area. >> that's right. they're battling severe illnesses. the event is called the chicken runs at midnight. it will begin in haddonfield wrapping up with a 3k downtown. money raised will help 13-year-old brook mullford ba

the agency yesterday told drug maker endo pharmaceuticals to remove opioid pain killer opaner from the market, the drug of choice for add ducts and twice as powerful as ox i don't contain it. the -- oxycontin. it says it must take all necessary steps to reduce the scope of misuse and abuse in 2015 the overdoses killed more than 33,000 people. >>> time is is 6:43, a gilroy mother is hoping to raise awareness about her son's rare skin condition. after they had a difficult encounter at gilroy gardens. ktvu smith talked with the mother, other families complained about her son. >> by all accounts two-year-old wyatt is your normal boy who likes to play on the playground, he has a condition that makes him appear different. >> so when people shy away from us of course it makes me feel sad. >> wyatt was born with a rare disease, too many mass cells in his body creating dark colored patches on his skin. his mother says his condition draws mixed reaction from curiosity to fear. >> sometimes we have other reactions where people will move away from him or move their children away from him. >> last

allows him to invest in stock, companies that are doing a lot of acquisitions such as valeant and endos another one. because it's not a typical merger arbitrage strategy, the losses can be a lot larger, but he is sticking with these inquisitive type companies. vonnie: to be fair, in the fourth quarter report to investors, according to your story, mr. paulson did say that 2016 was "our most challenging years since inception." inception was 1994. it's been a long time coming. miles weiss, we will check out your story. i'm sure we will get updated very soon. that is bloomberg's miles weiss. time now for a look at the bloomberg business flash, a look at the biggest business stories in the news right now. the u.s. supreme court is curbing the security and exchange committees of curbing profit from individuals. there's a five-year statute of limitations before collecting payments. they extracted almost $3 billion in exports meant payments in 2016, double what it collected in types of other penalties. americans are not buying fitbits the way they used to. the fitbit market plunged in the firs

purdue, endo and janssen was named in the suit.y are suing for over $100 million. the money will go to people affected. the drug sales are fueling the opioid epidemic. >>> weapons in yemen. the conflict being hidden from the cameras. stay with us. . ... spendy weekenders. the tranquility awaits. hanging with our mates weekenders and the it's been quite a day... ...so glad we got away weekenders. whatever kind of weekender you are, there's a hilton for you. book your weekend break direct at hilton.com and join the weekenders. usaa gives me the and the security just like the marines did. the process through usaa is so effortless, that you feel like you're a part of the family. i love that i can pass the membership to my children. we're the williams family, and we're usaa members for life. you myour joints...thing for your heart... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is now the number one selling brain healt

in aim is it a the fda is asking endo pharmaceuticals to withdraw oh pan in a er because the risks outweighny benefits of pain control. >>> a former pennsylvania state treasurer has plead guilty in a corruption case. prosecutors say 73-year-old barbara avenuer lied to the fbi about receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars from an invest many adviser after she left office. the maximum sentence she could get a five years and $250,000 fine. she had been scheduled to go on trial next week. >>> and now to developing story out of washington, d.c. prosecutors are charging a virginia man with intent to kill after they say he mowed over police officers in a traffic aid in dc's adams morgan neighborhood last night. police say brandon mormon will also face weapons charges after he allegedly pulled into the median and hit two police officers in a traffic officer. one of the officers is in critical condition. >>> now on to georgia where a judge ordered a woman accused of leaking classified intelligence to a reporter to stay in jail until her trial. 25-year-old reality winner was denied bond after pros

the f-d-a said it has asked "endo pharmaceuticals" to stop selling its extended- release painkiller,e first time the f-d-a has asked for the removal of an opioid painkiller. endo had touted the painkiller as abuse- resistant, but the f-d-a stopped the company from marketing it that way. the f-d-a says it is seeing a significant shift in people using the drug to get high. ( mark ) the grandmother accused of murdering her 18-month-old granddaughter has pleaded not guilty. 43-year-old nicole darrington entered the pleas yesterday in san bernardino. police say in all she stabbed three of her family members on monday during a visit to their home. she spent nearly a decade in a state psychiatric hospital after being found not guilyt by reason of insanity in the attempted murder of her own children in 2005. she is being held on three- million-dollars bail. . ( darya ) a woman who was raped by film director roman planski will ask a court to end the case against him. polanski's lawyer says samantha geimer will appear in court today in los angeles. geimer was 13-years-old when she was raped by

they want endo pharmaceuticals to stop selling the painkiller and they blame the abuse of the drug on the 2015 outbreak of hiv and hepatitis c in indiana. next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- nancy: that x-ray, the spot in 5-year-old's brain is a b.b. michelle: lodged in there. >> all you hear was pop. >> firecracker. >> the kid amazingly did fine but you won't believe how close the fraction of an inch away from tragedy this was. nancy: still ahead, our rising star return game. overcoming a devastating diagnosis. kidd o'shea has a first look of what is coming up on "good morning washington." that is on monday. kidd: hey, guys. monday on "good morning washington," is your man in th what you need to know to help him stay on top of his health to keep him fit and thriving. >> plus, ladies a chance to get answers to the super tough questions you always wanted to ask your guy. >> stay with us for traffic and w introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for

other than whirlwind of innew endos. i think comey is the most discredited guy on the stage right now. >> did you really? is it only because of the fact that he gave that information to be leaked to the press? is that the one thing you would be against him for or other things. >> >> there's a few things that bother me about him. i go back to the clinton campaign when he boxed the hillary clinton investigation. i couldn't believe that he fumbled the around the way he did and one time it's one way, one time it's another way. that didn't give me a whole lot of confidence in his leadership. i agree with mr. rosenstein he bungled the operation of the department so bad he needed to go. >> let's get to the senate which passed a russia bill this week that would ramp up the sanctions and also limit the president's ability to remove them in the future. first the bill has to pass the house and be signed by the president before taking effect and the house foreign affairs committee has been reviewing this bill to determine the next s

endo international plunged today on news that the fda has --uested the comfort to stop the company toits opioid. and though has said it is reviewing the fda's request. it is a clear sign that the nation's opioid crisis has become too big to ignore. let's bring in drew armstrong, bloombergs --rmaceutical procedure news. this is just 4% of their revenue. has the stock reacted so dramatically, and the second thing is, does this open up other pharmaceuticals? drew: to enter the second part of your question first, the fda has indicated and the commissioner has said, we are going to be taking a look at a lot of these issues. the fda does have the legal and say,go out there hey, people are abusing this. if the risks to people who might use it beyond the legitimate users washed over into that, it becomes a big deal here they feel the responsibility to take action because they can. from a legal perspective, there probably is the signal of some risk. keep in mind that several states, several counties and no andhave sued and other manufacturers about how they have abused communities. lawyers and

endo getting hit after the fda instructed the drug company to remove pain reliever opener from the market. this is the first time the regulatory agency has asked a company to pull an opioid medication from the market. hudson bay, sales dropping more than forecast. the owner of saks fifth avenue saying it will cut 2,000 jobs across north america in a major restructuring effort. we'll talk about nordstrom as well. >> familiar story in retail. >>> coming up, more on the dramatic moves in the currency market following the uk vote and what the results mean to your money as we get ready for the final trading day of the week. stick around. "worldwide exchange" will be right back. mom gets breakfast in bed... you get to do the dishes. bring 'em on. dawn ultra has 3 times more grease-cleaning power. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. >>> good morning. a stunner in the uk as british prime minister theresa may loses her majority in parliament. drastic moves in the currency market, we're live in london with more on this unfolding story straight ahead. >>> keep calm and rally on. u.s. futures pointing

how is the dod strengthening partnerships with corporations into endo-asia pacific region. >> i came in wanted to reform the processes so we get the best use of the dollar. the u.s.-japan alliance has stood the test of time. we have a technical force with them and the navy uses ballistic missile defense systems for example. this is a two-way street in terms of benefits for the defense of the home land and japan. i don't think that right now we could find them in the top defense. >> youfr japan and the u.s. in the partnership for the buildup is solid? -- you feel -- >> i am certain. i met with the prime mip minister and he is committed to fund the move. and we will continue to work it along those lines of a prip with japan and get the marines in place. >> thank you for your support. i yield back. >> secretary mattis, thank you for your clear statement on supporting the audit of the books and records of the financial statements of the department of defense. thank you for that continued leadership. it is important to have leadership from the top. i hope we can couned on your leadership

mccarthy the former police superintendent under the bus he threw scott endo under the bus who was the head of so after all this public pressure people taking a sure eats of the unrest people community organizing people were demanding community control of the police people were putting together what was costs civilian police accountability council which would have made sure the community had oversight control but rahm emanuel absolutely rejected his city council rejected and they replaced the former iteration of their pro with something called coppa and we know copa is still beholden to rahm just like this independent monitor will be beholden to wrong so there's still no real community at the table especially those most impacted in harmed by police violence they don't have a voice at this table so that's an issue in the in the other issue is the rahm puts over forty percent of the budget into the police department and then he hired over a thousand more officers and then he's going to be getting federal money to even bolster militarize the police even more so rock communities are decima

his merger arbitrage strategy went a lot into acquisitive -- acquiring stocks like endo, where they area lot of other companies. and there you had big losses that you wouldn't have in a merger arbitrage fund usually. miles, great to chat with you, thank you for your insight. covers revelation for bloomberg news. scarlet: time for the biggest business stories in the news right now. the u.s. supreme court is curbing the sec's ability to collect illegal profits from individuals. the securities and exchange commission will have to comply with a five-year statute of limitations before collecting what is called disgorgement payments. the sec extracted almost $3 billion in these payments in 2016, double what it collected in other types of penalties. americans aren't buying fitbits the way they once used to. the device market plunged in the first quarter, according to data from the research firm idc. fitbit had 23% of the market a year ago that is now 12%. who is the leader? apple. it goes to just under 15%. $1 million is currently the highest bid in warren buffett's annual charity. 4 days stil

how is the dod strengthening partnerships with corporations into endo-asia pacific region. >> i came in wanted to reform the processes so we get the best use of the dollar. the u.s.-japan alliance has stood the test of time. we have a technical force with them and the navy uses ballistic missile defense systems for example. this is a two-way street in terms of benefits for the defense of the home land and japan. i don't think that right now we could find them in the top defense. >> youfr japan and the u.s. in the partnership for the buildup is solid? -- you feel -- >> i am certain. i met with the prime mip minister and he is committed to fund the move. and we will continue to work it along those lines of a prip with japan and get the marines in place. >> thank you for your support. i yield back. >> secretary mattis, thank you for your clear statement on supporting the audit of the books and records of the financial statements of the department of defense. thank you for that continued leadership. it is important to have leadership from the top. i hope we can couned on your leadership

. >> missouri named purdue, jansen and endo pharmaceuticals in the lawsuit one of the largest, saying they helped create the biggest drug abuse epidemic they've ever seen, 500 opioid deaths in 2015 alone. >> something a parent should never have to do is bury her own child. >> she says her high school child died from a prescription opioid addiction. >> we never got to see her graduate from high school or college or walk her down the aisle. if it sounds like a nightmare, it's definitely been a nightmare for our family. >> and fox news reached out to named in the lawsuit. jansen says they've operated in the best interest of patients recording our opioid pain medication. missouri is not the first to take action, it joined a list of states, counties and cities investigating or suing drug companies amid a nationwide epidemic of opioid abuse. new government data just released shows there were 1.3 opioid related e.r. visits in 2014 alone, a 99% increase compared to 2005. elizabeth: that was matt finn reporting. and president trump has repeatedly bolstered efforts to combat. and insist the rep

endo statement, we share the fda's role supporting the needs of patients and diversion of the products have a comment from johnson and johnson or jansen. >>> a record number of people is expected to travel more than 50 miles from home from the 4th of july some of the people behind the wheels maybe high. new study of legalized marijuana behind many crashes. phil lebeau. >> this is an interesting study. essentially they did a comparison before and after these laws were passed and compared it with other states and their collision rates. collision claims in colorado washington and oregon are a 14%, 6% and 4.5% respectively since those states passed law allowing the legalization of marijuana. keep in mind the data on pot use actually causing car crashes is still unclear. there is never been a definitive study that yes, it is causing these numbers of accidents and there is no field sobriety test to check drivers who are high on pot. if you talk with researches if they'll point out if somebody is tested at a scene for dwi, alcohol is found in the system nonetheless, autoinsurance rates are cl

these false attacks, inyou endos, the leaks, will not intimidate me. these have fulfilled my duty. my duty to reduce crime to support our federal, state and local law enforcement officers who work on our streets every day. just last week, it was reported that overdose deaths in this country are rising faster than ever recorded. last year was 52,000. the "new york times" just estimated will be 62,000 overdose deaths. murder rate is up over 10%. 1968.rgest increase since foge, we are telling the gangs, the cartels, the fraud steers and the terrorists, we are coming after you. every one of our citizens, no matter who they are or where they live has the right to be safe in their homes and communities. and i will not be deterred. and will not allow this great department to be deterred from its vital mission. thank you, mr. chairman and ranking member warner. i have a great honor to appear before you today. and i will do my best to answer your questions. senator burr: general sessions, thank you for that testimony. i would like to note for members, the chairman and the vice chair will be

but also stability in the endo pacific region. it is a very complex relationship. but your concerns are well founded. >> we will -- i will trust you and this administration that we take a realistic view. sometimes that means biting the bullet and having -- when you're dealing with someone -- they've been two faced with us for so long now. pakistan is acknowledged by most of the people i've dealt with as the source of terrorism in that part of the world. and if we don't succeed in afghanistan, it will be because of the isi in pakistan. with that said, afghanistan looks like it's going in the right direction. and there are some creative ways to handle this. we continue to have troops involved there. but some people are calling for more troops. i hope that we look for other methods rather than sending american troops into afghanistan. >> congressman, we have an afghanistan policy as you know under review as well. and i mentioned that in the context of pakistan because you cannot work one without the other. in the interim, though, we have had inner agency discussions w

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secretary mattis and general dunford, if you could speak about employed forces in the endo asia pacific region, given political and financial considerations, what additional value is gained by having forces stationed on a u.s. territory, and what flexibility does it provide and what limitations does it remove to allow you and your force providers to be ready and ready to engage when necessary? >> congresswoman, the asia pacific theeater is a priority for the united states, for the united states partner of defense. the value of the forward deployed forces in themselves is they are a stabilizing element. if we did not have them out there and had to flow them in the event of a crisis, it could be a destabilizing element as people were adjusting to a force that wasn't there before, whereas if they are out there in position, then they are present and any adversary would have to consider that if they were up to mischief. i would also say that having these forces on u.s. territory, whether it be guam or hawaii, obviously, our sovereignty allows us certain freedoms of action and sustainment out

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i am so lucky to have access to an amazing endo specialist at brigham and women's hospital and to have access to the medication and surgery that i need, but every time i groan about having to go to an appointment, i think about how many women are suffering from the same debilitating pain but without the resources to overcome it. many women rely on planned parenthood, not just for abortions but to provide them with the medicine that will enable them to stand up straight in spite of the pain they deal with every day. endometriosis doesn't discriminate, and it isn't be cured, only treated. until endometriosis becomes a prominent focus of medical research, which i feel it should be, we must protect the right to be treated for it, which means protecting insurance coverage of birth control and protecting planned parenthood. i know that you are a warrior for women's rights, and i know you are the patron saint of planned parenthood. i know these are issues you fight for, and i cannot even begin to thank you enough for all you have done thus far. i hope that by adding my voice and my personal s

unclear whether that was based in a change in fda or had something to do with a battle between fda and endo over the naming. there's quite a bit fda could do, and if they start taking the proper steps, it could be very helpful. >> we have about five minutes. i'm going to give you each about half of that. you're the drug czars. i mean you have all the power in the world to change this epidemic. lena, what's your list of policies? >> sounds amazing. first of all, i have to get used to this. first i would ensure that there is treatment on demand. not treatment in three months but treatment at the time that people need and the right treatment. we shouldn't be telling people, well, there's only one thing available. you get methadone or counseling. we should give people the services they need. ensuring treatment on demand. second, i would support those on the front lines with the resources that they need. we in baltimore city work closely with law enforcement, attorney offices with our nonprofit partners. we know what we need in the city. we have have state and federal partners, and as long as we

we have received numerous records from wells fargo endo- cc and the other is that the cf. pb was asleep at the wheel. >> the senate going to debate today whether to disapprove of u.s. arms sales to saudi arabia. senator rand paul has made a motion to discharge the resolution on the committee without committee action. senators will vote on emotion when they return from their lunch begins at 2:15 p.m. eastern this afternoon. live coverage of the senate here on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal god, sovereign of this planet, give us the wisdom to surrender to your will. lord, guide our lawmakers to trust you with all of their challenges and opportunities as they strive to please you in their thoughts, words, and actions. provide them with the discernment they need to tackle the problems of these critical times. when they feel overwhelmed, sustain them as they give you their burdens. as they seek to be totally dependent on you for their guidance an

ohio is trying to cope with this problem and they're doing that by suing five drug firms, purdue, endojanzen, allergen . they're trying to get over it and suing the makers. is that a good approach? >> you just had the judge on here, i'm a doctor. if you take it back to 1980, there was a letr publishein new eland journal of medicine. we looked at patients and it's not addictive. to say to doctors, you're undertreating pain. you need to give more of this stuff out and they made more and more and more of it. you know, oxycontin was made in the 1990's. j&j is implicated in this, purdue, allergan, and my blame falls on the physician. i'm a primary care doctor. 47% of the opioid prescriptions are written by primary care doctors. i'm not one of them. i don't tend to do that. i tend to be the varney of medicine, meaning, stuart, i look at the cause. is it muscular, the bone? what's the problem. i don't throw opioids at patient. stuart: we've been through this before. i come to you, i'm a patient that comes to your office, look, i've got chronic back pain. you don't relieve back pain with anyth

we have received numerous records from wells fargo endo- cc and the other is that the cf.pb was asleep at the wheel. >> the senate going to debate today whether to disapprove of u.s. arms sales to saudi arabia. senator rand paul has made a motion to discharge the resolution on the committee without committee action. senators will vote on emotion when they return from their lunch begins at 2:15 p.m. eastern this afternoon. live coverage of the senate here on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal god, sovereign of this planet, give us the wisdom to surrender to your will. lord, guide our lawmakers to

of the campaign by drug manufacturers and the three in particular who we name in our suit perdue, endoantities, telling them that they are not highly addictive and telling them that they are underprescribed. there's a reason why doctors have been prescribing much more, many more of the drugs. in 2012 there were 259 million opioid prescriptions written in this country, that is 10 million more prescriptions than we have adults in this country and that is a result of the drug company's campaign to convince doctors that it's okay to prescribe the drugs and they need to prescribe even more of them. stuart: joshua, thanks for joining us, we do appreciate it. >> thank you. stuart: judge napolitano still with us. this is the political response to the opioid crisis. >> i'm glad you said that and though i respect him and credit his office and credit this lawsuit, it is largely a political response because there's something you like this phrase, the doctrine of the learned intermediary, the the doctor is charged with knowing whether this is fluff and advertising or substantive. it is the doctor w

endo shares are getting hit after the fda instructed the drug company to remove pain reliever oponairlp. seems like they split it up on the teleprompter. opanaer from the markets. this is the first time -- >> oh -- >> oh, so it's a dash. it's a dash. it's not part of the word. put a little dash in there. the regulatory agency has asked the company to pull an opioid medication from the market. >> okay. >>> you may not remember this, but apple dabbled in retail once upon a time. one of the most coveted items the tech giant ever produced were these vintage sneakers, check them out right now, featuring a rainbow apple logo. this is totally old school. here is your chance right now to take a walk in some of that apple memorabilia. there will be auctions on ebay, with a cool starting price of $15,000. you could buy these or the easy sneaks. the private vendor behind the auction says they may be valued closer to $30,000 actually. the sneakers never left the prototype stage. were only given to employees. so if you are a sneaker head this morning, this is your big chance. you've got to be a te

i am so lucky to have access to an amazing endo specialist at brigham and women's hospital and to have access to the medication and surgery that i need, but every time i groan about having to go to an appointment, i think about how many women are suffering from the same debilitating pain but without the resources to overcome it. many women rely on planned parenthood, not just for abortions but to provide them with the medicine that will enable them to stand up straight in spite of the pain they deal with every day. endometriosis doesn't discriminate, and it isn't be cured, only treated. until endometriosis becomes a prominent focus of medical research, which i feel it should be, we must protect the right to be treated for it, which means protecting insurance coverage of birth control and protecting planned parenthood. i know that you are a warrior for women's rights, and i know you are the patron saint of planned parenthood. i know these are issues you fight for, and i cannot even begin to thank you enough for all you have done thus far. i hope that by adding my voice and my personal s