jack: jack, altria spun off philip morris back in 2008.ther, but the past two months philip morris has just soared. what happened -- >> cigarette smoking just hit an 80-year low, but philip morris is doing a lot better than altria. altria has vaping exposure, and an the estimate of more than 60% of products on the market are illegal, so the economics are difficult. but philip morris has a profitability miracle on its hands called zyn, tiny nicotine pouches. there's no tobacco. they're made -- i don't want to say crap, but polymesh mesh her, sell -- polymer, if you're into that sort of thing with nicotine, it says the nicotine enters the bloodstream through, quote, oral mucosa, which i'm going to be sick about. zyn has six times the revenue per unit of cigarettes and and eight a times the gross margin, and philip morris says unlike nick if teen gum, zyn is not to be, quote, recognized as a secession -- she sayings aid. in other words, keep doing it. keep oral mucosa-ing if you got 'em. jack: nothing like an addictive product the make money.

host: philip wallach is our guest, author of the book "why congress?" if you would like to join our conversation. start calling you now. democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans (202) 748-8001, (202) 748-8002 and independents (202) 748-8002. where does that theory leave congress? guest: the executive branch is one thing and congress is another thing. congress is the article one branch of government. it does not get its power from the president, it gets its power from the people. congress is meant to be the preeminent branch of our government that makes the big decisions. they are the ones who make the law and the president is supposed to be executing the law. that ought to give congress pride of place. it is clear congress in recent years has marginalized itself. members of congress, you will see them begging the president to do things. you could just make a law but instead you're going around the lawmaking process and sing the president is the one who is supposed to make all the policies and all of the decisions. as a member of congress the most effective

and philip nguyen is the executive director of the vietnamese american roundtable. he grew up translating for his parents and believes the order would put a burden on children because their parents won't have the services they need. i think it places an unfair burden or expectation on many of these. many of these immigrants refugees to, to, to, to assimilate into, into quote unquote, what is like the right american culture. and that, i think, implies that there is a wrong way to be american. now, neither men expect that there would be many changes seen here in california, because it's not mandated that everyone removes all those other languages. but more details on the executive order that will be released after the president signs it. we'll get a better look at all the info there, and we'll have our full story coming up at 530. okay. thank you ian. meantime, new legal action against the trump administration. and this time it's over so-called sanctuary cities. local governments across the u.s. are joining san francisco and santa clara county to fight back. it all st

and, 2009, he and philip brenner , professor philip brenner the international affairs program in american university published an article to death of the monro doctrine. wow. the monroe doctrine 202 years since the imposition of american control or attempt to control all of the destinies occurred. we are now seeing a very reckless crude chaotic imposition from anabolic to haiti to venezuela to nicaragua, to brazil, to the u.s. citizenry , not just the emigrant community in the united states. that is the context in which it is important for us to have an opportunity to look at in here about what are the implications of the trump administration policy towards cuba. given that in was it 2014 when presidenten castro and president barack obama brought the united states into the standard affairs of national interactions with respect countries found mutual full beneficiary relations and found peaceful and respectful ways to debate their differences not through ontario imposition as we have seen in cuba and we are now seeing it intensified. there is a lot of developments going on both inside the

what's the, what you had with them, and would you be a buffer highly philip philip, would hope that you kind of put as he wanna know if he is in the when the, with the fees that the older gentleman sort of you. so not in the who, not as kaufman academy one odyssey not to go home to home with a funeral home. well now let's i'm going to, well, i'm just out of somebody who will luckily, i couldn't matter if it's worth it or something and shook especially as to how to use it. i mean the, this media to shift, i'm a scheme. so basically what jody be made is that those are the kind of what are the, will fit to be next to the will, the coming them out of itself, the settlement and the ones that the stuff a has a history of decide. and the way you walked in with the filtering the containing a bottle trying to book it, i just let them see if they any quicker the equipment us to has this i can get a feeling now has a sore. and i'm going to sure i have to sort of shoulder and i had this one going to show because of the i know with how to do this. and it was done as soon as he and we want to connect

coming up tuesday morning will talk with philip wallace senior fellow the american enterprise institute president trump's joint address to congress and current balance of power between the executive and legislative branches. former irs commissioner daniel discusses concerns about how layoffs of the internal revenue service could affect tax collection. c-span's "washington journal." per join the conversation live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> mr. speaker, in this historic day the house of representatives opens its proceedings for the first time to televise the coverage. quick since march of 1979 c-span has been your unfiltered window into american democracy. bringing it directed no spin coverage of congress. the supreme court in the white house. >> would you hold a moment for the president. >> it exists because c-span founder brian lam's vision the cable industry support not government funding. this public service is not guaranteed. all this month in honor of founder's day your support is more important than ever. you can keep demo

host: philip wallach is our guest, author of the book "why congress?"you would like to join our conversation. start calling you now. democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans (202) 748-8001, (202) 748-8002 and independents (202) 748-8002. where does that theory leave congress? guest: the executive branch is one thing and congress is another thing. congress is the article one branch of government. it does not get its power from the president, it gets its power from the people. congress is meant to be the preeminent branch of our government that makes the big decisions. they are the ones who make the law and the president is supposed to be executing the law. that ought to give congress pride of place. it is clear congress in recent years has marginalized itself. members of congress, you will see them begging the president to do things. you could just make a law but instead you're going around the lawmaking process and sing the president is the one who is supposed to make all the policies and all of the decisions. as a member of congress the most effective thi

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i see a dyslexia philip, could you spell your 1st the many of them lower but mostly on the field, the minutes of so to just a motor stuff to do it for somebody else. we don't give someone, i've got those positions, but let me just think of the system itself is i've always been with a just to find you my really full digital system. the one you have completed the of the, the 1414 to the new mobile. these 3 big uh, government move the load up. what's the, what's the, what's that i would say. so i'm just going to use the device watching desk openness to this number, all those. no, we've looked on the all sort of them with those and the stability taylor filters. click that and you see the lays. it's another little add a mug that is a draw the from a cut bottle. he's been the funny thing and this will for 2 years, but it'll be his 1st assault and you see up and he is now reciting the lines of a famous poem we brought from moscow about killing spicing with fields. and it's about a month doesn't as yet know, this difficult and caution retailed written back in 1959 and brought it has to do wit

tuesday morning, we talk with philip wallach, senior fellow at the american enterprise institute about trump's joint address to congress and the current balance of power between the executive and legislative branches. then former irs commissioner discuss his concerns about how layoffs at the internal revenue service could affect tax election -- collection. join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now, or c-span.org. >> here is a look at what is coming up tuesday on t c-span networks. on c-span at 10:00 a.m. eastern, the u.s. house will be back in session. lawmakers will work to repeal seral measures relatedo environmental rules. on c-span 2 senators will work to repeal biden erpolicies related to the financial sector. on c-span 3, matthew whitaker, nominee to serve as ambassador to nato, testifies at hi confirmation hearing. on tuesday evening, watch live coverage of trump'to congress, the first drs of his second term in less than twmohs since taking office. our coverage begs at:0p.m. eastern with a preview of the evening from capitol hill, llowed by

military and scientific specialization is insects as deadly disease carriers and joshua boss to live philip typical assault. and what is that i'm what's going on with that. if i'm going to come up with 10 subjects is job who i have to go with knowing that i'll be sonya docket that i'm all day adults toys to no good boy will put in as much genius as that goes because don't store adults stores to ops and deals with the kids. what else that i was trying to do more than i think it was huge contain that it says that it was only more storage and less sort of thing and bill of that cannot also know. but it's to me to confirm that it's an improve model of the goals bomb showcased the unit 731 museum in hobbin. and i just did. it's still not some wonderful. well, the center of bottled water is starting us out on saying, and now we're showing it. so 1st question, sort of, most of your national classics ducks put in as white some guess it's no move because it because because most of the products uh, used to comment up. so you come at a task for them on the to 3 to correct facilities. those are concern

i spoke with philip wynn as he was traveling. i think it places an unfair burden or expectation on many of these immigrants refugees to, to assimilate into, quote unquote, what is like the right american culture. and that, i think, implies that there is a wrong way to be american. he says, like many kids, he grew up translating for h his parents. e burden, then, is not only placed on the parents, the refugee immigrants, the first generation, but also on the second and subsequent generations to serve in that role of interpreter, translator, especially at a very young age. neither expects there will be many changes here in california. more details on what is in the executive order will be released after the president signs it. ian cull, nbc bay area news. next tuesday, president trump will address congress in a prime time speech. you can watch it in its entirety right here on nbc bay area. coverage begins at 6 p.m. today. global health leaders are giving their recommendations for next season's flu vaccine. this comes in the wake of

philip dolan, a salesman. adam duran, retired lieutenant with the santa clara county sheriff's office. matthew quevedo, deputy chief of staff for mayor matt mehan. irene smith, who ran against omar torres in 2022, is an attorney and pro tem judge. anthony diaz is the city's planning commission chair and tyrone wade, a former councilor who unsuccessfully ran for mayor multiple times. >> homelessness and public safety. >> d three resident richard al-julani wants a candidate who has lived in the district for a long time. >> who understands the needs, who's been a community member, you know, a spouse, a partner, a parent, whatever, somebody who's lived in the district for a long time, not somebody who moved here 15 minutes ago because i saw an opportunity to run. >> if no candidate receives a majority vote, the two highest vote getters will then face off in a run off election in downtown san jose. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> how could california take care of both the environment and our roads? that's the q

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joining us now, washington post national columnist philip bump. phil, really good to have you.'re erasing the numbers. and then they're putting up more numbers. sometimes they're they're they're adding something up three times. they're overestimating a contract. they're claiming a contract cancellation saves money when it doesn't in fact, save any money. is there anything that they've been able to do so far that does save taxpayers money? that is an example of fraud. >> well, yeah, i mean, i think it's. >> important to. >> consider those. >> two. >> questions separately, right. have they done things that. >> might save. >> taxpayers money, assuming we're talking. >> about federal spending as. >> being a tax. >> savings, then yes. >> it seems. >> clear that. >> if you cancel contracts wantonly. >> then you're going to. >> save on money that you would have spent on those contracts. of course, when we talk about cost savings, you know, you and i can save money by not paying our. >> rent or mortgage, right? there's a downside, which. >> is that we lose. our house. so, you know, whe

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deserve to compete against the best and put the cob game in the global bond that will just entail philip burrell and james gould has 50000 points in the m b a. then we'll, we'll keep books again as that's compo, has reached a milestone of his own. the greek freak as he's also known as cross the 20000 point marks may 32 points that he seems 137 to one or 7. when over the solace metrics, the 0 deanus has become the 52nd player to reach the landmark and the 6 youngest. putting him in a groups of players that includes the brawn, james covey, brian and michael johnson. i represent the people that might not be my not happy though. it might not be that more styling that people are, you know, but a lot of discipline to show up every single you know, night to do that. i think i know that a lot of kids either leave, you know, watch, you know, cartier, which is incredible. play john, what on play top? so we play tonight stuff. good. you know, those 2 breach that have a gift. uh, but as i said, i hope like, uh, the people, you know, watch me and how it got to my twins. i was pointing to understand t

philip dolan, a salesman. adam duran, retired lieutenant with the santa clara county sheriff's office. matthew quevedo, deputy chief of staff for mayor matt mehan. irene smith, who ran against omar torres in 2022, is an attorney and pro tem judge. anthony diaz is the city's planning commission chair and tyrone wade, a former councilor who unsuccessfully ran for mayor multiple times. >> homelessness and public safety. >> d three resident richard al-julani wants a candidate who has lived in the district for a long time. >> who understands the needs, who's been a community member, you know, a spouse, a partner, a parent, whatever, somebody who's lived in the district for a long time, not somebody who moved here 15 minutes ago because i saw an opportunity to run. >> if no candidate receives a majority vote, the two highest vote getters will then face off in a run off election in downtown san jose. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> how could california take care of both the environment and our roads? that's the q

we saw in the us and the world is philip zuba and live full out from the 10s over office exchange. also that as he is whitehouse, the local, the us national security advisor shed light on what is in the decision to declare the legacy of his entire delegation assume a non grata order them to me immediately. how do you come in salt? someone, when you are practically begging them for money and assistance. when you're wholly dependent on the, the lrc asked to be american people and then walk into their white house in their oval offers. and try to be argumentative and insulting in fact, checking. so we made that clear in no uncertain terms, we made it clear that the negotiation which could have been a fantastic day for them and the country was over and that it was time to go. he had an opportunity, do apologize. he had an opportunity to say that he, you know, is, is absolutely in favor of hitting the reset button and moving this deal forward. but that's not what we heard causes of, as he was sudden the door in washington. it was a very different scene in london. every 5 minutes are welc

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well, the southern what we now call belgium, remained part of philip's catholic empire. the main of the southern provinces was antwerp, which at the time was the center of europe and commerce. but antwerp had a large calvinist population, and these calvinist states, about 38,000 of them. so about half the population of antwerp. now move north to holland, especially to and to rotterdam. and they brought with them their capital and their skills. artisanal trades like, weaving. holland also became a magnet for another sort of religious refugee. and that was the murano's or crypto --. these people had been their ancestors had been --, had -- in spain. in 1492, the -- of spain were expelled from spain to portugal. and shortly thereafter, when portugal came under spanish control, they were expelled from there as. well. many of them went some of them went to the spanish and portuguese colonies like brazil. they often did so not as -- but as crypto. -- is people who were had formally converted to catholicism but continue to practice their judaism to one degree or another. and so

host: should eat -- philipe, independents. caller: it's actually phillipe. host: sorry about that. caller: it happens a million times, no big deal. here's the situation. our journalism is privately held by advertisers, always has been and always will be. if anyone wants a lesson on that, go back to citizen kane. excellent examination journalism. journalism has its standards but they are beholden. where we are at today, we are so divided it is unlike any other time before. look and see who advertises on fox. snake oil and stuff like that, it is nonsense. then you have cnn which has always been the open for left-wing type of stuff, and they have to filter what is going on and that is unfortunate. they are very reliable sources of information that do not have a spin to it. we lived in a society that is not able to accept the answer "i don't know." they look at saying that as a position of weakness. i think it is a position of honesty to say i don't know something, let me get back to you. i don't want your truth, i want facts and facts alone. it is ridiculous. i will say this again, i'

susan philip. i'm the health officer for san francisco and the director of our population health division here at d h. and i'm very pleased to be here to give this commission an update on h5n1 and represent the work of a really expert multidisciplinary team from across the department who's being led as senior semi by dr. seema jain who's our deputy health officer and deputy director for public health services. >> next slide please. >> so as a top line, the current situation with avian influenza h5n1 is that as of february 26th there have been 70 confirmed cases in humans in the united states. more than half of these 3838 have been in california. >> almost all of them in dairy workers. one case has been in san francisco. we'll be talking about that in a little more depth to give you some information. >> so far almost all of the u.s. cases reported have had mild illness. however, there have been four hospitalizations and one death reported in louisiana. >> in terms of detections in animals in the uni

kroger john wooden half% take a look at philip morris reportedly considering selling the cigar businesscompany that recently shifted toward smoke smoke-free products reports say a billion dollars for the cigar unit the stock up 1%. finally honda the company reportedly wants to produce the next generation of civic hybrid in indiana instead of mexico, this according to reuters, they're doing this to avoid trouble tariffs. great news for the american economy certainly for indiana. stuart: the north american international toy fair is underway in new york city. lauren simonetti is there. good morning is a.i. a theme in the new toys. >> it sure is and so is formula one formula one took off in a big way in the united states. what you're looking at the hybrid racetrack, the artificial intelligence to customize road conditions and that toy is $179 and it comes out in september. this is part of the new category of toys it is a shift from stem science and technology is called a mesh for mental emotional and social health. if you where this weighted plush it cost $35. you feel loved and supported t

and in 2009, he and philip brenner, the international affairs program in american university published an article the death of the monroe doctrine the monroe doctrine, 202 years since the imposition of american control, attempting to control here. we are now seeing a very reckless crude chaotic imposition from panama to haiti to venezuela to brazil, to the u.s. citizenry, not just the immigrants of the united states. that is the context in which it is important for us to have an opportunity to look at and hear about what are the implications of the trump administration policy given that in was it 2014 when president castro and president barack obama brought the united states into the expanded affairs of national interactions with respect to mutual beneficial relations and found peaceful and respectful ways to debate their differences of cuba and we are now seeing intensified. as well as united states directed to also year. information is flying everywhere it is one of the more recent that we will hear about. it is indeed the pleasurable to the audience here in the listening audience of

coming up tuesday morning, we will talk with philip wilder, senior fellow at the american enterprisenstitute about president trump's joint address to congress and the current balance of power between the executive and legislative branches. then former irs commissioner daniel warfel discuss concerns about how layoffs at the internal revenue service could address tax collection. c-span's washington journal, join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> mr. speaker, on this historic day, the house of representatives opens its proceedings for the first time to televised coverage. >> since march of 1979, c-span has been your unfiltered window into american democracy, bringing you to read, no-spin coverage of congress, the supreme court and the white house. >> is this mr. brian lamb? >> it is. >> would you hold one moment please, for the president? >> it exists because of brian lamb's vision and the cable industry's support, not government funding. but this public service is not guaranteed. all this month, in honor a found

and this months after that we went and picked up a guy named philip watson in africa.al team 6 to get one single american. that's the way the president thinks. almost like you are not only not reading the room. not reading the president of the united states. he has been very, very clear. they just don't seem to get it. and he is absolutely right. and the president has called this one right on the money. so, if i was hamas, i would say, you know something? just release alexander, get him back to the united states. release the four bodies that we believe you still have, and let's close this deal out. otherwise, you are going to pay a horrible price. but this is not anything new with president trump. the it's the way he is. it's the way he operates. >> brian: adam boehler face-to-face hamas leadership. are you okay with that? and what do you think that does? >> yeah, absolutely. look, adam boehler that's his job to do it. karoline leavitt made those comments yesterday. this is the job of the special envoy for hostage affairs. and adam is doing that adam is very, very tale

. >> the actor who coined the term egot was philip michael thomas, who played detective tubbs in miamivice. >> yay! >> who is his partner? >> oh, that's don johnson. >> no. >> ricardo. >> crockett. >> crockett. >> crockett and johnson. >> and in 1984, he said, quote, hopefully in the next five years, i will win all of those awards. he did not win any of those awards. i'm a coin to term nick watt. i win an naacp award on the front end. you can win an egot too. >> i don't think he's allowed to say negative. that's fair. >> that's fair. >> that's fair. >> in the weeks leading up to the oscars. variety spoke to anonymous academy members to see where their heads were at on the oscar voting and all of that stuff. and people love conclave, but two voters told variety they didn't vote for ralph fiennes because, quote, he won before. what movie did he win an oscar for before. >> schindler's list? >> trick question. he didn't win for schindler's list. >> no. >> he's never won an oscar. these two academy members believe ralph fiennes already won for schindler's list, which he didn't. he lost to t

philip dolan, a salesman. adam duran, retired lieutenant with the santa clara county sheriff's office. matthew quevedo, deputy chief of staff for mayor matt mehan. irene smith, who ran against omar torres in 2022, is an attorney and pro tem judge. anthony dios is the city's planning commission chair and tyrone wade, a former councilor who unsuccessfully ran for mayor multiple times. >> homelessness and public safety. >> d three resident richard al-julani wants a candidate who has lived in the district for a long time. >> who understands the needs, who's been a community member, you know, a spouse, a partner, a parent, whatever, somebody who's lived in the district for a long time, not somebody who moved here 15 minutes ago because i saw an opportunity to run. >> if no candidate receives a majority vote, the two highest vote getters will then face off in a run off election in downtown san jose. lauren martinez abc seven news. >> thanks, lauren. time now approaching 510. we're looking at live doppler sevn along

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we are joined there by philip wg egmann.t you to start with the latest on what you are hearing on president trump speech before the house and senate tomorrow on the tone of that speech and the content of that speech. guest: this morning president trump seized that he would be making big news. we don't know exactly what that news will be. perhaps an announcement on tariffs. i could tell you one part of the speech that needs a be right is the foreign policy section of that speech after what we saw go down in the oval office. the u.s. relationship with ukraine is very much thrown into question. the white house was expecting that in this joint address to congress the president could tout a minerals deal. he left the white house with a stonefaced delegation and without a minerals deal. what kind of rewrite are this features going to do here -- speechwriters going to do here. host: you profiled jd vance recently. what is your take on his role in what happened there. how do you read it from somebody who specifically looked at jd va

i'm philip raffel. i represent sfe and b as a dues paying member and homeowner in the snowy valley area. >> the plan the central soma plan what's developed for a world that no longer exists it is now just completed in 2018 as memory serves. >> are now in 2025 drew a worldwide pandemic and the technological changes that it brought about the but certain things we thought were feasible are no longer so because of this plan and the updates is what which we must give courtesy to supervisor dorsey. this plan is going to believe in my opinion lead to the revitalization of of soma this plan as per previous speakers noted we know we have a housing shortage and we have workers to build the housing. let us build the housing and let us not delay. thank you. thank you for your comments. next speaker please elect supervisors. >> i'm scott ro at seven the executive director for the pro bono partnership which is the community benefit district in yerba buena. we run the area from market street to harrison road by the hi

i'm philip raffel. i represent sfe and b as a dues paying member and homeowner in the snowy valley area. >> the plan the central soma plan what's developed for a world that no longer exists it is now just completed in 2018 as memory serves. >> are now in 2025 drew a worldwide pandemic and the technological changes that it brought about the but certain things we thought were feasible are no longer so because of this plan and the updates is what which we must give courtesy to supervisor dorsey. this plan is going to believe in my opinion lead to the revitalization of of soma this plan as per previous speakers noted we know we have a housing shortage and we have workers to build the housing. let us build the housing and let us not delay. thank you. thank you for your comments. next speaker please elect supervisors. >> i'm scott ro at seven the executive director for the pro bono partnership which is the community benefit district in yerba buena. we run the area from market street to harrison road by the hi