they say the evidence is hazardous but juul did not provide that information step juul has gone to court and gotten the temporary stay and they are pursuing an appeal. host: when the fda looks for information, what specific information are they looking for from the manufacturer about its product? guest: juul and other manufacturers submitted scientific studies and evidence showing their products were less hazardous than cigarettes which is an important factor they had to present to the fda but also information on whether or not it would present some kind of hazard to the user specifically the fda was questioning juul's submission on the question of toxicity and whether there were michael's that might lead from the refill pods and whether or not those chemicals might get transferred. broadly, the fda has been waiting the potential benefit of these products for adult cigarette smokers against any potential risk for unintended consequences such as appeal to underage kids or other hazards proposed to users. guest: host: here are the specifics about the decision. after reviewing the companies

nonetheless democrats have continued to attack juul in occult on the fda to pull juul products from theesponding to what appears to be political pressure pretty special from democratic senators without actually reviewing the safety which its purported excuse for pulling juul. juul sued inset look here were presented to 6000 pages showing our products are safe you didn't care to look at any of them. it's really bad look for the fda. >> it sure is, kim if the fda admits basically response to a lawsuit that well, sorry our fault we should have looked at the evidence. meanwhile we did want to put you out of business. now i guess we have to reconsider. i mean this is the kind of thing that really gives government a bad name. >> we convicted you without a trial. now are going to pause but believe us we are sure the excuse would come up with the next will be believable. come on you can bet jewel is going to take all of this and in deed the evidence of political pressure which is sitting right there the fda moved almost simultaneously with the senate democrats demanding juul be taken off the ma

last month the fda said juul had problems with its study data, and raised concerns that juul products were encouraging dangerous habits in young people. >>> an illegal fireworks show has hit far too close to home for one southern california family, and it was all caught on camera. take a look. wow, jose luna's gar deana home has a hole in it from an illegal fire work that crashed right through his roof. but it could have been so much worse. it landed right on his daughter's bed. fortunately she was at work at the time. >> when i come in, i can see all this muck and dust. and i run out and i tell my wife, call the fire department because the house is in a fire. i'm frustrated. i not sleep last night at all. i'm thinking to my daughter, i cry because i'm thinking my daughter is here. >> back in the bay area, some pittsburgh residents are grateful to be home after illegal fireworks set off a blaze that destroyed one house, severely damaged theher. the woman in the damaged home said she hopes more people will consider the potential impact when lighting off fireworks. >> it's not worth it

. >>> the fda has suspended its ban on juul cigarettes. >> just last month, the agency ordered the vaping company to pull its electronic cigarettes off the market due to insufficient information about the potential health risks, but an official appeals court temporarily blocked that ban, so the fda now says there are scientific issues unique to juul that warrant further review. >>> the weather is giving residents in and around sydney, australia, a slight break from major flooding. heavy rains around the city have eased, but the homes of 85,000 people are still being threatened. they're under evacuation orders. sydney has been under a flood emergency for nearly a week. australia's prime minister says the flooding is a wake-up call to fight climate change. >>> changing gears now because things are getting serious at wimbledon. the men's final four will be completed later today. >> that's right. one of them could be a controversial australian who knows plenty of fans want to see him lose. abc's andrea fujii has more. >> reporter: this morning, as an australian tennis star is about to compete

last month, the fda said juul had problems with its study data and raised concern juul products wereangerous habits in young people. >>> those oil prices dipped below the critical $100 a barrel on worries of the threat of a recession, which would slow demand, that could lead to more relief at the pump. average u.s. gas prices are hovering around $4.80 a gallon for regular down from more than $5 a gallon weeks ago which is definitely what we're seeing here in san francisco which is much higher. that's a look at your "money watch" report, justin? >>> happening tomorrow, a new state law is set to go into effect that could mean the end of the road for independent truckers. ab-5 known as the gigworker bill was passed in 2019. the state law reclassifies independent contractors as employees. the suit claimed the law would devastate the trucking industry. john ramos spoke with independent truckers and business owners who say this could be disastrous. >> reporter: ab-5 was intended to give transport workers more workplace protections but for truckers who own and operate their own rigs, it may

or not there's a benefit for juul and its e cig products juul products can still be sold. gain overall for altria, so those shares up 2.5% because of that link up with juul and the fda's decision to temporarily suspended ban on juul products also wactching what's happening with analysts' notes, coinbase down about 4% right now. it gets downgraded to basically a neutral rating they've also cut the target price fairly dramatically. they're saying there are incremental issues facing coinbase, one of which is its inabilities possibly to attract more talent and more workers going forward, given some of the macro issues we're seeing in crypto that joe had just mentioned. watch coinbase global and then another fintech type company, this is rocket mortgage, rocket companies. the big fintech company specializes in housing and lending. those shares are up 4.5% right now, thanks in part to analysts at wells fargo who have now upgraded the stock to an outperform from a neutral rating they like among other things the valuation that we've seen compressed, right, because on a year-to-dat

last month, the fda said juul had problems with its study data and raised concern juul products wereraging dangerous habits in young people. >>> consumer insights group j.d. power reports people had more problems in the first 90 days of having a new vehicle than ever before. they surveyed more than 84,000 people who had bought or leased a model 2022 vehicle. 11% reported more issues than in 2021. electric cars had the most complaints followed by hybrid cars, then the gas-powered cars. that's a look at your "moneywatch" report. >>> nearly a third of all women in america use a period tracking app according to a survey about the kaiser family foundation. tens of thousands of women are scrambling to delete them over privacy concerns in the wake of the supreme court's decision to overturn roe v. wade. we have tech live columnist jennifer jolly who is joining us with more of what's at stake. a lot of women i know use the app and we're talking what do we do with this now? >> that's right. apps that monitor menstruation and fertility contain troves of personal data, popular apps like flow, c

and juul have jointly asked the d.c. circuit court to suspend the litigation now pending on their products while the f.d.a. resumes its regulatory review. but here's what baffled me. health experts and parents across america wonder why is f.d.a. in a legal free fall at this moment? one day they're banning the products. a week later they're putting them back on the market. when we need the agency the most, it's proven to be adrift and lives are at stake. juul is now free to continue selling its deadly products again and f.d.a. has now not stated how long they're going to suspend this litigation while they review information. f.d.a. has a choice. rely on science and public health to protect america's kids or cower to big tobacco's lawyers. adding to the chaos on friday -- listen to this -- we learned that the f.d.a. is neglecting to enforce still another part of the law which i passed this spring. that clarified their authority to cover synthetic nicotine. the tobacco companies thought they had found an escape hatch. they

. >>> new at 11:00 electronic company juul is getting some relief after being banned from the u.s. market last month. the ban may be temporary. just issuing a stay on its june 23 order that said pull the e-cigarettes from shelves. they say they temporarily suspended the order while under review and does not overturn the order. >>> the fda says the stay and review do not authorize the marketing or selling of juul products. to stay out of the market, companies must show their e-cigarettes benefit public health such as providing they could help adults quit or reduce smoking. >>> okay, if you bank at wells fargo this might have impacted you. back online. tonight wells is apologizing for any income inconvenience with its mobile and online banking services. social media was buzzing with people complaining that they couldn't get on the app. some even said they had trouble getting cash from wells fargos atms. in a statement late tonight wells fargo said access has been restored. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. just ahead did you go to one of them? the warnings that are going out to anyone w

. >>> the fda has suspended its ban on juul cigarettes. the agency ordered the vaping company to pull its electronic cigarettes off the market due to insufficient information about the potential risks, but a federal appeals court temporarily blocked the ban. the fda says there are scientific issues unique to juul that warrant further review. >>> an injured climber plucked to safety in a daring rescue on oregon's mount hood. the pilot of a national guard helicopter was able to balance the chopper on that small ridge of snow you see there 11,000 feet up the mountain to airlift the man to safety. >> helicopters really aren't supposed to hover at around 10,000, 11,000 feet, and so there's a lot of math involved when you fly close to the mountain and you start slowing down. that's when the engines really have to start to work. >> the climber had lost his grip and fell about 700 feet. he's now recovering. >>> security at some art museums is being beefed up because protesters have been gluing themselves to paintings protesting the oil industry by

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those juul e-cigarettes may not be gone for good.ive tech area is doubling down with the largest new lease since the start of the covid-19 pandemic. it >> building a better bay area. this is abc seven news. reggie: monitoring monkeypox in the bay area. the possible spread in the weeks to come. the warning signs and the urgent search for vaccines. we are live this morning with what you need to know. kumasi: it is a cloudy wake-up. drew is filling us in on how long this is going to last, and we talk about the weekend temperatures. reggie: a brand-new perk of amazon prime -- dinner delivered right to your door. it is wednesday, july 6. drew: a cloudy start today. it is still humid. those muggy conditions continue for another day. tomorrow is a little more comfortable. this morning, we are waking up to mild conditions. low to mid 60's already this morning. the lie is -- lightest later -- the lightest layer needed this morning as temperatures are pretty warm. the day looks like this. we will hang onto the cloud cover through the muggy mor

. >> all juul products off the shelves. the decision has been upheld in court to is appealing some antismoking advocates say they're optimistic juul will not be back on the shelves, but the american lung association is pushing for the fda to do more. some members want all flavored and vaping and tobacco products off store shelves. >> this made it very clear he has that authority and put on a strict you'll has helped hundreds of thousands, if not millions of us make this transition away from the most dangerous form of nicotine consumption. >> vaping supporters are among the people warning the new regulations could really backfire on public argue the decision could lead millions of americans back to cigarettes. >> coming up, bart has raised the price for tickets so much more. you can expect to pay. >> also, more people are getting worried about the spread of monkeypox where it is a particular problem right now. plus, several new laws going into effect today. the changes you can expect changes you can expect statewide. you sai

this comes after the fda recently banned the sale of juul . advocates say this is the progress that needs to protect children from tobacco addiction. >> they created the epidemic and others have followed. the fda decision to deny the juul application to remain on the market is an important step . >> we spoke with some shops. owners say a big chunk of profits come from these products. many could go out of business. >>> the san jose sharks will make history announcing their next general manager . long time sharks fans remember mike grier. they are ready to make him the national hockey league first ever black general manager. the sharks are not yet confirming the report, but the team will introduce him today at 11:00 . >>> this morning we will talk about this tiktok stunt making it miserable for some moviegoers as they go to watch the movie "minions the rise of gru" . >> in some places pranksters are bothering other fans. one peter had to refund the entire house after they kept shouting during the film and are vowing to kick out the use. >> they

the fda is going to conduct a further review it as of juul's products as well. it's 9.37 and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. how are gas prices? can you guess? yes, of course you're paying too much. but actually we're paying less than we were last week. we'll take a look. >> and how are the giants doing? can you guess? yeah, they lost it. the spoiler alert. we say right there unable to break a losing streak. >> and still honor cool streak at least across the bay area. temperatures in the 70's again for open in san jose at or very warmest only barely the low 80's. this does change this upcoming weekend. i'll let you know all about it in your forecast. >> 9.40, right now for your money this morning. it's taking a little less money to fill er up these days all across the country. taken a look at the prices and in the bay area. we've seen our prices go down penny by penny until now, $0.10 cheaper than we were last week. so let's take a look at what we are now and what we were like. napa, which is the on average 6.42. a gallon last week. napa was 6.53 a gallo

last month, the fda issued an order banning juul sales. then a federal appeals court temporarily blocked that ban. the fda says if tobacco companies want to keep their products in stores, they have to show that their e-cigarettes benefit public health. the fda saying it will conduct a further review of juul's products. and there's growing concern that a recent pride event in san francisco may have exposed people to monkeypox and now members of the community are encouraging people to get vaccinated. this comes as the number of new monkeypox cases in the bay area spiked over the last week. kron 4 s camila barco here with more. >> organizers of the event are recommending people to get tested for monkeypox. one of those places that they're recommending is here in the castro. it's called stret. those organizers say that the people who attended this sf pride event may have been exposed to the virus after that event. and that event is called afterglow twenty-twenty 2. it was hosted by a group called comfort and joy. but this week, those organizer

and applause yeah no more juul no more juul that will explain tomorrow when you see a bunch of yourkers sucking on a glade plug-in. [ laughter ] and be like, "you getting anything you getting anything?" [ laughter ] "i feel -- i'm feeling a little something. i don't know." [ laughter ] it's a big deal because if they also ban fedoras, your old college roommate is going to have a nervous breakdown [ laughter ] meanwhile, the biden administration says they're moving forward with a plan to eliminate nearly all nicotine in cigarettes. [ cheers and applause yeah man, it is -- it's a tough day for everyone who loves ingesting chemicals. you know what i'm saying [ laughter ] can't even huff gas anymore. it's too expensive [ laughter ] speaking of biden, yesterday, he visited a vaccine clinic that was giving out shots to kids under five. and he actually had some pretty interesting things to say to the families we actually got audio of it. >> steve: really >> jimmy: yeah take a -- take a listen to this >> steve: oh >> kids got so many crazy toys these days things used to be a lot simpler. cl

kumasi: juul e-cigarettes will not be pulled just yet.th, meaning they will help people quit smoking and not hurt public health. the fda determined that juul warrants further review. reggie: a man admits to a $3.6 million fraud. he faces 20 years of prison to two counts of wire fraud. he used false company and employee information. court documents show that tran and others used it on restaurants, cryptocurrency and a $100,000 tesla. kumasi: two men are missing and believed dead after jumping in the water to rescue a child. five people were fishing at the riverbank when they saw a child starting to struggle. all went into the water to save the boy but three did not come out. >> every july 4, you we go camping. we come to the spot to go fishing. kumasi: the three men have been identified. reggie: sunnyvale public officers had to rescue a man who got stuck in the mud while golfing. officers say they were happy to help and it could have been one of them. kumasi: supporters of people's park are getting together to support the part. they are in

. >>> the fda temporarily suspends its announced ban on juul's e-cigarettes. the reason for the decision, coming up, and why they may still be numbered. >> gas prices, could go lower. we will take a look at why, let's take you to some other numbers, this looks like a very quiet start to the wall street day. >>> grab a napkin, may be some hot dogs or honey, we are celebrating national fried celebrating national fried chicken day with - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> happy wednesday to you, it is 6:14 am, let's take a look outside where we are starting with a few clouds rolling by but you can see the sun in the background, and the sun will continue to break out from behind those clouds, as we head toward the late morning hours and this afternoon is looking beautiful, reall

for more >>> it's tuesday, juul 12th, 2022. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> public hearing number 7. the january 6 panel is preparing to offer more insight into the capitol riot today. how it will explore the possible link between militants and the trumphouse. >>> mounting pressure, the fight over surveillance video in the uvalde mass shooting is intensifying. who is blocking release amid growing calls to let the public see the image. >> this is a reminder to the world america can do big things. >>> far out. nasa shows first image captured by the strongest telescope ever put in space. what the stunning pictures reveal about our universe. >>> good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the january 6th committee will hold its seventh public hearing today. this time it will focus on possible connections between the trump white house and far right extremist groups. bradley blackburn is in the newsroom with details. bradley, good morning. >> good morning. we knew the committee is looking closely at a tweet from p

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last month, the fda issued an order banning juul sales, but a federal appeals court temporarily blocked that ban to stay on the market. the fda wants companies to show that their e-cigarettes benefit public health. the fda says it's going to conduct a further review of juul's products. >> well, happening today, protesters are planning to gather and march in downtown berkeley to try to stop uc berkeley from building student housing in people's part. now, protesters say that housing project would displace the homeless people who are currently living in that park and they think it will increase the cost of housing. last month, the california state appeals court granted an order to temporarily delay the school's plan. the next court date is on july 19th. today's rally is set for 5 o'clock this evening. in the south bay, san jose's largest school district has voted to keep officers on campus until next june one year ago, the san jose unified school district voted to keep officers away from school. but 6 months ago or 6 months later, they quietly reversed that decision and approved $800,000 t

e-cigarettes on hold allowing them to stay on the market while the company appeals the decision juulaims the ban would cause the company irreparable harm u.s. service businesses, restaurants and hotels are growing at a slowing pace according to the ism at the same time the labor department reports that the total job openings fell in may, but still outnumber the number of people looking for work and remains near record highs. together the two stats could be a sign that the economy is slowing down we'll find out more about the fed's view of the economy at 2:00 p.m. today when it releases the minutes of its last meeting. john, back to you. >> seema, thanks turning now to chips, the semiconductor index down nearly 40% and challenges are not over, especially if the demand environment continues, growth slows. chip designer arm is still bullish announcing new chip designs across mobile and pc joining us to discuss is arm ceo rene haas. arm is an interesting part of the semiconductor ecosystem because you guys are sort of making the blueprints that pipe are going to use to make designs that

. >>> the fda has suspended its ban on juul cigarettes. >> just last month, the agency

the fda says it will conduct a further review of juul's products. and now to southern california where today a jury found the man accused of killing rapper nipsey hussle guilty of first-degree murder. the man 32 year-old eric holder junior and hustle had known one another for years. >> when a chance meeting outside the grammy-winning rapper zell a clothing store led to the shooting and to hustles death. the the evidence against holder was eyewitnesses to surveillance cameras from local businesses that captured his arrival on scene, the shooting and his departure holder could get life in prison when he's sentenced on september. the 15th. >> the husband of rapper nicki is expected to be sentence for failing to register as a offender in california. kenneth petty pleaded guilty to the federal charge last year and faces a minimum sentence of 5 years supervised release that he was convicted of attempted rape in new york back in 1995. for an incident that occurred with a 16 year-old girl the year before he served more than 4 years in prison and he must reg

the fda is going to conduct a further review of juul's products. >> all right.they are still falling. thankfully all across the country of notice to a nice little dip in prices over the last week. yeah. those pennies up to $0.10 in the drop over the week that we've seen in these prices. and here's how it translates. >> throughout the bay area with napa averaging 6.42. now and a week ago it was 6.53 for a regular gallon of gas and napa. san francisco is averaging 6.32. oakland, 6.27, san jose 6.24. and sandra fell 6.21. cc. everybody's gone down by 10, better get while the getting is good because it. >> aaa doesn't think it's going to last very long. they say the biggest reason that we're seeing prices drop right now is the fact that fewer people filled up last week last couple weeks. really so demand prices dropped, but that can't be sustained because once the summer travel season starts heating up, these price% are going to go right back up through the roof from leave 8.37. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. president biden honors vietnam war veterans. >>

it's monday, juul 18th "early today" starts right now good morning i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. a scathing new report is out 19 students and two teachers were tragically killed the results of the preliminary investigation released by the texas house of representatives found systemic failures and egregious responses. they failed to prioritize saving the lives of innocent victims over their own safety. surveillance video shows the moment the gunman fired on two classrooms and police retreated. >> the investigative committee noted 376 law enforcement officers arrived on scene there. the city's mayor announced he has placing the acting police chief of uvalde on leave. >> there will be an internal investigation regarding our police department's actions and policies and procedures. the city has placed lieutenant pargas on leave. >> overnight body cam footage from officers on the scene was released this footage here shows inside the school another angle of law enforcement retreating after shots were fired. >> we've got to get in there we've got to get in there. he keeps shooting. >> t

in a court filing juul accuses the fda of mishandling the application.the stock is down 70% this year, despite some relief following the release of the final two episodes of the hit show, stranger things. the latest season pushed total viewership to more than 1.15 billion hours, making season four the second most watched netflix season ever. analysts are warning they're a business in transition, they have a lot of issues. the streaming service lost 200,000 subscribers in q1. and then there is this, maria. harley davidson is saluting our troops, revealing a line of military themed motorcycles that commemorate the brand's efforts during world war ii. harry davidson supplied the u.s. army with thousands of wja motorcycles during the war. they continue to build them through 1952. the bike has lived on in pop culture as captain america's ride. if you've watched the marvel universe movies, maria. they're available now again for a limited time. i know you love to ride your bike but would you actually get a motorcycle, maria? i've always wanted to ask you that.

the fda announced today that it will ban the sale of juul e-cigarettes in related news, some 15-year-oldseached the capitol. [ laughter ] the supreme court today issued several rulings, including one that overturns a new york state gun law restricting concealed weapons. so move over tourists. seriously, move over, 'cause you're gonna get shot. [ laughter ] that's right, the supreme court overturned a new york law. a new york state gun law restricting concealed weapons, 'cause, you know, when sometimes you'll be on the "f" train in august and there's no ac, and then it stops in the middle of the tunnel and the conductor doesn't announce anything. and you think to yourself, "man, i wish we all had guns." [ laughter ] according to a new report, the biden administration got in touch with tesla for advice on electric car policy despite president biden's public feud with elon musk yeah, biden's not afraid to hash it out with someone he disagrees with he still thinks he can be friends with mitch mcconnell [ light laughter ] hell, just yesterday, he had lunch with that bike [ laughter ] i wondere

we were talking about big tobacco and juul. lot of the juul scare -- i'm not going to defend it as a company they are not angels but they were looking at a market as a tribal community. in the u.s. the average adult smoking rate is about 13%, 14%. in tribal communities it is 40% or more. they are saying we have a safer alternative, where is that market? go with the smokers are so you can try to do transition laws and make money. public health community which wants to benefit by becoming a gatekeeper, by adding barriers, the use stuff like that, they use the public health argument to scare people and say, this is big tobacco, this is why we need to control the market, we need to have them register with the fda. look at what is happening in the e-cig written market, after 11 years of fda regulation, their only two companies that the fda has approved. they are from r.j. reynolds, and british american tobacco. all of the thousands of companies have never been part of big tobacco, they have been denied or are still waiting and will

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it's happening on this busy wednesday, juul ly 27th, and th is "worldwide exchange." >>> all right, welcomelcome back, and good wednesday morning. it's going to be a busy one. about 5:30 on the east, and happy fed day. the central bank is going to raise rates once again today that's a lot what might it indicate about future demands stock futures are up nicely. the nasdaq is up 197 it's up more than the dow. so the nasdaq getting set and big tech for a nice pop this morning. things could change. nicely in the green. bond yields could come down or sit where they are the ten-year is at 2.79% the bonds have been, maybe in a good way, gone back to being boring energy is the space to watch right now. natural gas soaring on an expected demand both here and overseas maybe it's the long-term answer of what is happening in europe natural gas here is hovering at just over 9 bucks, $9.3, which i'm sorry to say that means your utility bill is going to reset crude oil, by the way, is up a couple of ticks. now, despite these higher prices, feel very good that we're in america and not in europe their natur

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. >>> the on going dispute over those juule segregates the administrate -- allows the agency more timel appeal saying the company submitted insufficient safety data. >>> artist carlos santana is recovering after passing out on stage during a concert last night. he was performing at an outdoor theater in michigan. the singer was overcome by heat exhaustion and dehydration he's said to be doing well this morning. tonight's concert in pennsylvania has been postponed to a later date. >>> tensions between the united states and china after the head of nasa says he feared china could try to take over the moon. his comments come as u.s. military commanders are very concerned about china's activity in space tom this is not the space race of the '60s and definitely not the '70s. >> reporter: no it is not. and nasa says the chinese military program is run by its military make no mistake the u.s. and china are very much in a 21st century race to the moon now in the final preps for a test flight around the moon, nasa's new artemis rocket will one day carry volunteers back to the lunar surface more

that required jewel to pull its products from the market last month, the fda issued an order banning juul sales, but a federal appeals court temporarily blocked that ban to stay on the market. the fda wants companies to show that their e-cigarettes benefit public health. the fda says it will conduct a further review of jewels products. now to southern california, where jurors have found the man accused of killing rapper nipsey hussle guilty of first-degree murder. the man 32 year-old eric holder junior and hustle had known each other for years. want to chance meeting outside of the grammy-winning rapper zell, a clothing store led to a shooting and hustles death. the evidence against holder was overwhelming from eyewitnesses to surveillance cameras from local businesses that captured his arrival, the shooting and his departure holder could get life in prison when he's sentenced in september. and this just in out to the kron 4 news room x cheerleading star jerry harris has been sentenced to 12 years behind bars in his child case. the 22 year-old was a star in the netflix docu series cheer.

for more >>> it's tuesday, juul 12th, 2022.>> public hearing number 7. the january 6 panel is preparing to offer more insight into the capitol riot today. how it will explore the possible link between militants and the trumphouse. >>> mounting pressure, the fight over surveillance video in the uvalde mass shooting is intensifying. who is blocking release amid growing calls to let the public see the image. >> this is a reminder to the world america can do big things. >

they were supposed to pull their products from the market last month, the fda issued an order banning juulorarily blocked that so they can stay on the market. now, the fda wants companies to show that their e-cigarettes benefit public health. the fda says is going conduct a further review of jewels product. so they're still out there, ok? >> also for your money this morning, gas prices actually are continuing to fall just a little bit across the country. yeah. and if you add it up, it's about $0.10 that they've gone down in the last week as we take a look at the prices around the bay this morning, napa county is still the highest average, but you can see they're down about a dime. everybody's down about a dime. so today 6.42, san francisco, 6.32, and you can see san francisco last week with 6.43. so if you go down the list, it looks like right now the cheapest average for a gallon of regular gas is in. sandra fell at 6.21. and you can see was 6.37 last week. so that's not too bad. fortunately, aaa says this decline in prices may not last. they say the biggest reason for prices dropping rig

questions are swirling about the fate of the vaping specially after last week the fda ordered all juul products off of the shelves >> right now that order is being held up in court. and jewel, of course, is appealing the decision. some anti-smoking advocococes say there optimistic jewel will ee not see a return to the shelves based on the data. dave submitted to the fda, the american lung association is pushing for the fda to actually do more. some of its members say the fda should also get all flavored and synthetic products off of store shelves. >>>> vhis made it very clear he has that authority and put on a strict time. what you'll has s, ped hundreds of thousasa if not millions of us make this transition away from the most dangerous form of nicotine consumption. >> a probate groups warn the new gulations could backfire on public health. adult smoking advocates say the fda's decision could turn millions to smoking tobacco cigarettes faster, more reliable response to emergency calls. that is the promise of the newly merged fire protection districtn the east bay. the much anticipated

this juuling split screen moment of the former president with his former vice president going up againstnd wonder if this is just a prediction of what is to come in the run up to 2024. that aside, i wonder susan to you, who do you think is gonna win this race right now when it comes to endorsements, specifically in arizona? >> well, when it comes to trump's endorsements, when he is going against an incumbent or an elected official, he doesn't do too well. you can't beat something with nothing. but in this case, this is an open seat, neither incumbents, so right now it does lean towards donald trump. let's not forget the candidate he supporting believes and the big lie, tucks about it, as far as i'm concerned is against democracy, supported the insurrection of the capital, and that is all donald trump needs to hear. he needs to just here you are with me and you just want to fight 2020 all over again. and that's where mike princess smart to move on. except he's in a weird place. he is so affiliated with this time in office with trump -- and yet he tries to separate from him. this makes no

been swirling about the fate of the vaping industry after the fda decision last week to order all juul products off the shelves. >> that's been upheld in court. jewel is appealing that some anti-smoking advocates say they're optimistic to won't be back on store shelves. but the american lung association is pushing for the fda to do more. some members want all flavored and synthetic of tobacco products off shelves. >> this made it very clear he has that authority and put on a strict time. you'll has helped hundreds of thousands, if not millions of us make this transition away from the most dangerous form of nicotine consumption. >> vaping supporters are among those warning people that the new regulations could backfire on public health and they are arguing the decision could lead millions of americans back to cigarettes. >> the increase in travel and people planning big gatherings for the 4th of july weekend. doesn't really bode well when it comes to covid-19. we typically start seeing surges following holidays. an infectious disease experts are predicting that this year will be no diff

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the fda temporarily extending ban on juul cigarettes. focuses on tobacco products.es unique to juul applications that warrant additional review. the day after the fda announced a ban, a federal appeals court granted a temporary stay. this cousin of the king of dinosaurs is hitting the auction block. it may look like a t rex but it's actually a gorgasaurus it was discovered in 201. expected to go for between 5 and $8 million. it's up for sale. janice, should we take a fox collection and buy the dino bones? >> janice: awesome there is a great museum here in new york to see dinosaurs. really amazing. this is your first trip to new york? >> yes. >> what's your name. >> leah stone lance stone. >> you are from? >> georgia. >> are you having fun. >> we are having a ball. i want to say hi to my husband jimmy stone who watches you y'all faithfully every dave. >> janice: you? >> yeah, everybody back home. we made it. >> janice: very nice indeed. i will tell you have all my favorite sites after we do the weather. taking a look at it, it's very warm across much of the country,

farmers like juul -- a dry land farmer of wheat near colorado. he told me he's have to tear up nearly a third of his line because there wasn't enough water. he's also had to sell a tenth of his heard because there's not enough grass to graze his cattle. paul is a rancher in colorado. he remembers when water from the colorado used to flew 6000 cubic feet per second. today, he said they're lucky of 1000 cubic feet per second. harrison pop, a fruit grower from the valley told me he's lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in the last three years from drought. there is no longer even a slim margin for error in production practices, he said. a farmer in the same county said it used to take one hour to irrigate his soil, now it takes six hours because the ground is so parched. the main reason for all this is climate change. rising temperatures means less snow pack in the rockies, which means less runoff to feed rivers and less water for farmers, ranchers, and communities across the west. on top of that, the rising temperatures mean that whatever water m

first used by attorney general john escrow, just post the atlanta olympic park bombing, where richard juuld i was working on that case because the bomber had killed a birmingham cop. and i was the agent charge of the birmingham division. those things were parsed closely, so that persons wouldn't be listed as suspects who are innocent. >> right. >> so it's really not a synonymous thing. it's a little less than probable cause. if you have probable cause, chris, to arrest, you arrest. if you have probable cause to arrest, you can charge the person, and then get a warrant. that's what police do every day, all night. that's what i do as a uniform officer. irs the guy. i take him in. i write my probable cause for the judge. and he's put in jail. they haven't said that. they haven't said, you know, that they were at that point. but likely, they are gonna interrogate him. they're gonna fingerprint him, and take dna, and see if it matches the gun, the bullets, what they have at the scene, and of course, the choice of the gun. those are the three major things that i may connect him to the same. now,

. >>> also right now the fda suspended its ban on juul cigarettes. a federal appeals court temporarily blocked the ban. >>> plus, a flooding emergency in australia. 85,000 people have been forced to evacuate or told to be ready to leave following days of rain. >>> hockey, making history. the san jose sharks hired mike grier as the first black general manager in the history of the nhl. grier retired in 2011. he played for four teams, one of them, the sharks, his brother chris is the general manager of the miami dolphins. an executive family over there. congrats. good to see that in the nhl. >>> a lot more ahead on "gma," including, we're going to the dogs. the american kenned . mpetit it's >> we're looking forward to that. ri >>> right now, though, we're going to get the latest on carlos santana. the 74-year-old collapsed on stage in the middle of a concert rushed to the hospital. janai norman with more on that. >> the good news we are hearing he is fine this morning but the music great who rose to prominence with santana spent the night recuperating