. >> and there is a study finds tobacco company philip morris misrepresented danger of cigarettes. those documents show the giant down played harmful health affects of the additives in cigarettes. their mindings published in the web site. >> parents of a 4-year-old boy continue a search for a bone marrow transplant donor. and they came to visit abc 7 for this show and describe how he -- discovered his condition and you'll learn how easy it is and hear from many th whom became a donor to help someone else. >> this is to have a chance to do it. it's so important to be killing to donate. >> and i hope you'll join me on abc 7. >> surf is up in a big way. and there is a high surf advisory all day. and there is a beautiful day for people at the mavericks surf competition. there are two big days in this event every year. people compete and other day, is when declaring the event open. that is what happened today. >> everything is crazy. >> and let's take a look at the waves. not an overflow but more than a few people climbed the bluffs and peered into surfing conditions. the threat of mort

his clients range from former vice president al gore to philip morris, to the national geographic society, and he is listed in the 2011 edition of the best lawyers in america. his cross-examination of an expert witness in bush vs. gore made the front page of "the new york times." he has a framed in his office. he was the youngest attorney and first hispanic to serve as president of the florida bar. he was chair of the ethics commission and served on the orange board committee. in the aba, he has been a florida state delegate, chair of the house of delegates, our policy-making body, served on the board of governors, and is a fellow of the american bar foundation. as the aba president, he has led national effort to protect state courts, improve civics education, and fight cuts to legal aid funding. it is his mission to make equal justice under law a vibrant living reality for everyone, not just four words carved on the facade of the supreme court building in washington. mr. zack is a passionate and tireless advocate for liberty and justice for all. as he wrote in a letter in today's "daily

clinton administration proposing a new tobacco tax to help pay for their plan to back a company philip morris funded i'm major grassroots effort by the group. citizens for a sound economy also went hand in hand with the health insurance industry to defeat the reforms by running a few camps from the clinton plan with soviet style socialized medicine that would lead to a denial of vital health care treatments they said this supports democrats including first lady hillary clinton as they attempted to explain the reforms and out there isn't all that i always like. that you are. and there is a lot of yelling going on there i was. just trying to draw out the irony of the shortage of american. health care reform to make sure everything will america it. one person who has worked on coalitions with citizens for a sound economy is wendell potter a former health insurance industry spin doctor turned whistleblower about these deceptive practices. they have insurance industry is very much like the tobacco industry it's held in very low regard by the public and they know that they have very little credibil

deposed president hosni mubarak no matter who is in control egyptian officer and the filmmaker philip morris believes charles change will be held. i don't see it as being that big of a shift i mean we lived under military rule for thirty years and that gave the government the authority to do just about what they wanted to me it's just a formal matter and that they they lived emergency law while we live under the rule of a military jointer since the military took over general twenty eight's over fifteen thousand civilians that we know of have faced military courts and they have received trials of anywhere between six months to fifteen years and they've tasted power they have massive economic interests in the country again everything that's happened in egypt really needs to be looked at from an economic perspective in that there is a group of cronies of man and his government that were in power they've been moved out of power and there's a new group of cronies that are in place and they will not just let go and hand over power like that without having guarantees that their interests will be se

from deposed president hosni mubarak no matter who is in control egyptian officer and filmmaker philip morris believes chast change will be held to a minimum. i don't see it as being that big of a shift i mean we lived under military rule for thirty years and that gave the government the authority to do just about what they wanted to me it's just a formal matter and that they may live to emergency law while we.

he joined the board of directors of the philip morris tobacco company the cigarette company he was on the board of about a dozen other big corporations corporate lawyer and in about nine hundred seventy after witnessing twenty million people twenty million americans come out into the streets to demand better controls on earth day april nineteenth seventy to demand better balance about air pollution rivers catching on fire toxic waste basically corporate corporations externalizing everything poisonous and toxic and keeping the profits american said enough and we got a wave of environmental reform the first e.p.a. clean water act clean air act endangered species act and so on an incredible wave of reform with richard nixon in the white house lewis powell a corporate lawyer in richmond virginia looked at this and was appalled democracy was working he called it the attack on the free enterprise system and he wrote a memo to the chamber of commerce outlining a multi-year corporate funded organized corporations to fight back and to fight back really against democracy working and putting som

philip morris, camels, lucky strike and he had cigarette holders that filtered it. that did not do him any good but he was a very heavy smoker. i wouldn't know, obama. i think he is a smart enough man to know. it may just be really tough for him but i can tell them what i did. i was also smoking up until about six years ago and i stopped because i couldn't hit all my notes. [laughter] and i would hate for something like that to happen before he would you know -- but i can tell you that, and i wasn't that they go they smoker but within 30 days of not smoking -- >> how about a round of applause for our guest speaker today. [applause] .. >> people's privacy is not, no longer owned by them. we get access to facebook for free or gmail come and i think it's a real problem that will see the effects over the next few years been above with the digital future look like? nick bilton on the attack of changing technology on business, the media and everyday life. ththe communicate is tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> coming up live tomorrow here on c-span2, house minority