does exxon become the next phillip morris?so in the future section, a photo essay on the arctic circle. david: crew ships are taking advantage of the northwest passage. >> this was a project pitched by a photographer. of work one a lot longer-term projects in the arctic. she did a huge piece on the iditarod. she is someone inking about the arctic north. carol: she likes to be cold. >> i guess so. she had access to a place to sleep on the crystal serenity cruiseship, the first commercial cruising vessel sailing to the northwest passage. she pitched it as an idea. we thought it was a great business story and something worth seeing. we sent her to get on the ship in nome, alaska. david: if you get on this boat, what do you see? starts in seward, , not all the way up the coast. it comes around to nome and then you move through a series of interconnected waterways that are frozen for most of the year. but because of climate change and the time of year, they are clear. icebreaker boats. brown tundra uncovered by the melted ice. caro

ultria, or phillip morris, $5 million to >> minimum wage, out of state money is the big story there, perhaps not a surprise, this is a national fight that has turned local. but a lot of the money on both sides of the campaign coming from out of colorado. >> brandon rittiman, he knows politics and knows money in politics, thank you, sir. >> thanks. >>> is the a-line working today? rtd's train to the plane. nope. train had a signaling issue this morning and caused delays for 2 riders to plan an extra 10-15 minutes on their trip. >>> joining the a-line train on the struggle bus this week is frontier airline, tonight frontier is shutting down the website, app, and kiosks at the airport. passengers are told to arrive 3 hours early. frontier had serious delays monday morning, then the airline blamed gating problems and said the worst delay that day, 8-hour chopper due to unrelated issue. tot the reservation system won't be working, no one can make changes to existing frontier flights. that upgrade work starts tonight and lasts until tomorrow morning. the airline famous for animals on the t

just one donor, ultri, one of the biggest tobacco companies in the world, you may know it as phillip morris. the ad is filling a narrative that it will raise lots of money with no plan for spending it. these taxes and decide whether you like it or not. brandon rittiman, 9 news. >> we invite you to dig into the research, check our work, there is a link in brandon's story on 9news.com. >>> our next question comes from sheila. >> i want to know if a dnr tattoo on my body located somewhere you can tell me where, would actually be official at a hospital or ambulance or wherever, because i want it. >> our out. >> reporter: a dnr tattoo sounds like it should work and make it clear that you don't want to be resusitated. >> but it isn't, catherine is an estate planning attorney and wrote a blog on the topic of do not resusitate tattoos. >> doctors done know if it is valid or not. might be ambiguous because they don't know exactly what you might mean, especially if you a fan of a band called dnr or you like the government agency that takes care of forests and animals or maybe your significant other h

he built the house as a wedding present for his wife, mary phillips morris. if you heard of fellows bird manner, that is her family. she comes from a wealthy dutch merchant family. when you start thinking about the wealth of these families of the 18th century, think about washington heights being the countryside. the closest neighbor to the mansion in 1765 is five miles away. they have 130 acres of land. at huge farm. state --is, her family the stated terry's you down -- estate in tarrytown has 52,000 acres around it. the height of society. roger marries her for her money. she's an heiress. they lived there for about 10 years, till 1775. they are loyalists. they hightail it back to england with the revolutionary war break out. they leave the house pretty much abandoned. emes will be a th throughout my story, the wife comes back to get a lot of positions from the house. back in england roger dies at about 60. mary lives to be 95. all the women outlive their husbands. subtext. after that it becomes a headquarters for george washington, and the british, and and

best performing stocks were tobacco stocks, if you wanted to make money you put your money in phillip morris's what you did. i wouldn't do that. the only area i would not invest in because of my personal preferences and my personal views, politics. ashley: didn't like the sin stocks. stuart: just tobacco, i'll invest in alcohol and gambling stocks, i don't care, but tobacco stock, no, i wouldn't do that. are you with me. ashley: that's interesting. >> it's your choice and that's fine. stuart: yeah. all right, that's all you've got to say. >> well, no. stuart: leaving me hanging here? >> buy companies where you like the products and servicesment if you like starbucks, buy it. stuart: i hear a lot of laughter. is that you, larry levin, laughing at me because i wouldn't buy tobacco stocks, is that you? >> well, i mean, one thing, stuart, you're not a professional trader, so i think that professional traders people working very, very hard to make their income in investing, can't think like that. the regular people out there investing on the side and it's a hobby, it's a side thing, i think that'