if you look at juul, a company that sold flavors for kids juul went to kids and they were telling kids and for vaping in schools, for high school age and smoking use had gone down. you saw it was being replaced by kids vaping. it's a product similar to theranos, a product designed for consumers, it's designed for -- it's regulated by the fda. you don't see the juul ceo in trouble. you see the company is facing a bunch of lawsuits. but we need to be holding the ceos accountable for doing the same types of harm it shouldn't have to come to the point where we're giving bad blood results, for behavior that can harm the public. >> ellen, your point is well made i guess going back to elizabeth holmes, do you think there's something about this trial or the way the media that is particularly sexist taking the other ceos and putting them to the side >> no, it's hard to say. i think a lot of what she's faced has been this hype, a lot of focus on her looks, on her behaviors, a lot of focus on her personal life. i don't in anything about kevin byrnes' personal life or the other ceos we know a lot

juul has created that through all of this marketing to kids in schools.ust saw that massachusetts is a saying they were marketing on nickelodeon channels for very young children, not even high school aged. they are selling flavors that appealed to kids and building a market in market share in this audience. i don't know how you don't go after the ceo. emily: a codefendant of elizabeth holmes. if the prosecution, as you argue, represents bias against women in favor of men, why is he a codefendant? ellen: i am focused on the ceos. if you are going to take down elizabeth holmes, you are going to take down the person who is working most closely with her. if you are going to call it a conspiracy, you cannot have a conspiracy on your own. you're going to bring in a person that has been the ceo or cfo -- cfo. they are turned down around her to build their case. -- trying to take down the people around her to build their case. >> emily: your argument does not include some important legal considerations. when prosecutors bring a criminal case, they need to be able

they will decide whether or not juul and 500 other companies like it can keep nicotine products on theking. it started in silicon valley it jumped to a $38 billion valuation when marlboro took a part in the company. the first death related to vaping that was later tied to using cannabis with vaping devices. then north carolina became the first of dozens of states to sue juul for targeting minors with advertising. sales continue to fall when they stopped offering flavor pods due to underage use concerns and plummeting to less than $5 billion. juul has promised a reset saying it is seeinging to quote, work cooperative with regulators, attorneys general. for public health advocates, it is not enough. >> the data are clear that e-cigarettes have been used by juul and other manufacturers to addict another generation of kids to tobacco products and any sort of claim that these are directed at adults, the evidence is refuted, it refutes those claims >> and the fda says the large number of applications will make it difficult to meet tomorrow's deadline companies with the big he market share, t

. >>> juul labs will have to wait a bit longer to learn if it can sell its vaping products in the u.s. the fda put off its scheduled ruling on the company, that accounts for 40% of the market. anti-tobacco groups have called for more federal regulation to counter a rise in nicotine use by minors. >>> coming up, a last-minute decision at an airport gate 20 years ago that changed history. >> why this ticket agent has been wracked with guilt for two decades. and what he is now doing to finally move on. that's next. you're watching "world news now." [female narrator] a message for children: it's hard to be stuck at home right now... but we want to say thank you... because you're being a big helper. when you stay home... you're protecting other people from getting sick. by calling a someone you love who's stuck inside, you're giving them a smile... and they need it! when you wash your hands- for like the hundredth time today... you're keeping your family safe. and by being brave... you're helping us all be brave. we know it's not easy... but helping will make everything go back to normal a

reported juul's valuation of 15 billion and now it jumps to 38 billion. cdc recognized the first check related from vaping and lawsuits started that may and really from there you can see the rapid decline of valuation the u.s. vaping market is led by july juul once dominated. imperial brands is a smaller brand. these products from big tobacco are more likely to gain fda approval. >> given the comprehensive and expensive regulatory burden of an appropriate emit application, many get applications rejected and have to remove products from the market, whereas, big tobacco get their applications approved. >> reporter: that approval, if it comes, is expected to be a big boost for big tobacco. phillip morris doesn't have a vaping product but it sells high coast. it makes them more attractive in the current bond yield environment. >> frank, how big of an impact would banning all vaping have on the tobacco stocks and the industry overall >> reporter: well, today not a huge impact. right now vaping is just about 5% of the overall quote unquote smoking market but if

they expect juul's application to be approved and many smaller players denied because of the cost andplexity of those applications could be a big day for tobacco stocks making them additionally attractive in the current bond yield environment. >> frank holland, thank you. >>> how will potential vaping regulation impact the cannabis industry, if at all? joining us is aurora cannabis ceo. before we get into the broader trends, i want to get your reaction to this i realize it's more focused -- we're talking about regulation specifically focused on tobacco, but given the fact so many do vape cannabis as well and back to 2019 when there were counterfeit cannabis cartridges causing all kinds of issues and fatalities and the lake, too, are you watching this ruling very closely what could it mean for cannabis? >> i think it's a great question and i really think it speaks to the value of regulatory alignment. a company like aurora that's had such a strong relationship with regulators across the world, it really -- companies can be responsible, have foresight and we're keeping an eye on it whil

juul was founded in san francisco and moved its headquarters to washington, d.c. earlier this year. kumasi: in east bay habitat for humanity is holding a groundbreaking ceremony for its latest project, a 42 home zero net energy development. the neighborhood be known as esperance a place. habitat for humanity says the homes will be sold through stable, affordable mortgages, through families owing low and moderate incomes. the ceremony starts at 10:00. >> california one step closer to banning recycling symbols on things that are not recyclable. critics say what a lot of shoppers might not know is any product can display the sign, even if you cannot recycle it. they say it is false advertising and as a result millions of tons of nonrecyclable garbage are thrown in the recycling bin each year. the measure expected to clear the state senate and be signed into law by governor gavin newsom. kumasi: this is no regular friday for veteran abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman. he is retiring today after 30 years with kgo tv. he has traveled across the country in every part of the bay area report

. >>> juul is waiting to hear from the fda whether it will be allowed to keep selling vaping products more federal oversight. >>> today's weather. storms in the northwest bring rain and lightning. sunny and hot in the plains. rain along the gulf coast and in florida. >>> finally, a story of one mother and her biological son finding each other again. >> it's a story of hope, determination, and love. >> reporter: for years an ohio woman wondered about the son she gave up for adoption three decades ago. melanie was 18 when she got pregnant. >> i wanted him to have a mother and father. >> reporter: in june 1988 she gave birth to his son. she didn't name him. presley has had three more kids, but every day she thought about her first born. >> there was still always that sadness in me on that day. >> reporter: 300 miles away in virginia, presley's son was thinking of her, too. he was adopted by the bosser family and named greg. >> maybe 9 or 10, somewhere around that range, they shared with me the story i was adopted. >> reporter: he said it was always in the back of his mine. then he decide

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the report today, it needs more time before deciding whether juul can keep nicotine vaping products on fda said previously reviewing 6.5 million product applications would make it difficult to meet the deadline. >>> amazon now set to pay 100% of its workers college tuition starting in january of next year amazon joins rival retailers and target in beaching up educational benefits for employees. >> and taco bell starting a recycling program for its popular sauce packets. hear this, customers are encouraged to mail their empty ones back so they can be reused. 8 billion used sauce packets go into landfills every year. the company reports it hopes all of the recycling will be done. mail them back, good lord. the dow down 152 s&p down 21. the nasdaq down 38 >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc. it's the bottom of the hour, time for the top of the news the covid surge forcing hundreds of schools to close across the country. why focusing on lunchtime could help drive down cases. >> replacing armed cops with mental health fforts one city's attempt to hold the response investigating the attacks of 9/1

but the f d an allowed the best selling "juul" brand to stay on the market. the agency said it needs more time to review. still to come on the newshour, many louisiana ends struggle without power and water in the wake of hurricane ida. the president withdraws his nominee to lead the atf. and we talk with dr. anthony fauci about the latest surge of covid hospitalizations plus much more. >> this is the pbs newshour from w ets studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. >> returning to afghanistan, the first international commercial flight in the kabul airport since the taliban seized the country. the biden administration said legal residents of the u.s. work on the plane but they leave behind their country in a humanitarian crisis. allie rogan has the story. >> in kabul today, 200 more people begin t next chapter of their lives. they leave behind afghanistan on the brink of collapse. today, the u.n. refugee chief called for substantial humanitarian support for the afghan people. quite medical

to have a real bipartisan consensus, except for the fact i should never be allowed to have a mango juuls quitting smoking. it did for me. i was smoking, todd, then i started vaping, quit smoking, and that i just stopped vaping. it is insane how it works, and yet we are saying "oh, beware!" this is killing people. and i blame you, todd. >> usually it is my fault. one thing -- but what a power move by the vaping lobby to come up with this study. those commercials, to your point, if you vaped, you get this metal monster in your lung. >> you may be inhaling toxins. >> they are very powerful. the vaping industry is like, whoa, these commercials that we sort of agreed to, maybe we shouldn't have agreed to them this month. >> greg: that is with every drug commercial that is a side effect. when you are this vulnerable psychologically, lisa, i think i have everything. shouldn't this be up to the individual? by the way, i don't want kids to vape. i just don't like kids. [laughter] >> but then when you want them to vape? >> greg: true. my logic falls apart. my logic falls apart. but i don't want t

it's fabulous it was written by oscar nominee billy ray who is amazing, captain phillips, richard juulant to ask you, there is no doubt. liz: it's important to point this out. go for it. >> let me quickly tell you that we got nicole in to show you how involved she was, this is her industry she wants theaters coming back to, she said i read the commercial, i think it would be better i think you should get billy ray to rewrite it. she then said and i worked with directors for 25 or 30 years and these are the two best directors, you pick which one you want nicole is in this from top to bottom she was our director. liz: adam you are a survivor and you made it through an unbelievable 17 months, no dispute on that but the company is under 11 billion in debt, why spend a significant chunk of that, 25 million on the ad campaign instead of paying down some of the debt? >> i don't want to be cavalier by saying it's only $6 million in debt because 5 million is reported in capitalized leases which in the old days were operating costs. we did at the end of june 30 quarter $2 billion cash in the qui

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allowed the best- selling juul brand to stay on the market for now. the agency said it needs more time to complete its reviews. and, on wall street, worries aout the covid surge pushed stocks lower again. the dow jones industrial average lost 151 points to close at 34,879. the nasdaq fell 38 points. the s&p 500 slipped 20. still to come on the newshour: many louisianans still struggle without power and water in the wake of hurricane ida. the biden administration we talk to doctor anthony fauci about the latest surge of covid hospitalizations. plus much more. >> woodruff: returning to afghanistan, and the first international commercial flight from the kabul airport since the taliban seized the country. the biden administration said americans and legal residents of the u.s. were on the plane, but they leave behind a country in a humanitarian crisis. ali rogin has the story. >> reporter: in kabul today, two hundred more people began a new chapter in their lives. they're heading to doha, qatar, and onward to a host country in the first large-scale departu

the chief and juuls walked outside underneath the foot bridge they just crossed and into a scene thatwhere. there's dust covering the entire place. and we look and the tower's here. we said, okay, probably something else. the tower is standing. the other one, we can't see it. it's just on the other side and no one tells us. we have no clue. so we look north, just trying to figure out what to place here. and then try to gain some control. and it was just a sense that this was a good place to stay. >> chief pfeifer's priority was to set up a new command post and find his men. right now they were coming down the stairs. >> at some point i started to run. i don't even know if i was touching stairs on my way down. when i got about to three or two is when i started to think of my family, you know. i got to get out of here. when we reached the lobby, i, i joked about it. i said, the command post was abandoned. the board was set up and nobody was there. i said, this is not a good sign. >> i knew there was nothing i could really do. i mean, i was not a fireman. but i was a cameraman. there was

the agency is reviewing millions of applications from e-cigarette makers including juul to determinean impressive goal from ricardo peppane. >> lovely cross! peppy by name and nature. jillian: look at that excitement the 18-year-old striker timing the vol it perfectly, to give the u.s. the lead and team usa would go on to score two more times in the 4-1 win. steve: by nature. ainsley: love that. brian: he plays for dallas and now they have two ties to win they are second in the world cup qualifying thanks jillian. steve: so much for his campaign promise of unity. the biden administration now forcing trump appointees to resign from military boards or they would fire them. fox & friends weekend co-host and army vet pete hegseth joins us next with reaction. brian: and the nfl on fox, back sunday, jen hale breaks down the big week one matchup to watch. >> ♪ with downy infusions, let the scent set the mood. feel the difference with downy. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each with a time and a place they've been prom

regulators, however, postponed their decision on leaving company he juul. 9/11 taste attacks during tomorrow'shool releasing touching video of player roses in new york city. the team's uniforms will say never forget. helmets number 37. representing school alumni lost in the attacks. florida gators also unveiling their special commemorative uniforms for tomorrow's game. they will feature gators spelled in red, white, and blue in honor of first responders. i will send it back to you. brian: that's great. ainsley: beautiful. brian: instead of red, white and whether you stories instead of others getting out of the sport world. joe biden's speech yesterday unquestionably was to get the afghanistan departure and the americans trapped behind enemy lines off the front pages out of the lead story of responsible news organizations like our own. and i guess. ainsley: in two days before 9/11 decides to have a press conference on covid. brian did he need to do that. ainsley: time something interesting. steve: this is all about polling and messaging. brian: yeah, just to finish up what we were saying yester