the start of this crisis can be traced back to purdue pharmaceutical or purdue pharma , and the sackler family. and the pursuit of profits. >> california is the latest date to join a number of lawsuits against purdue pharma. >>> the royal family is rolling out the red carpet as president trump makes his first official state visit to the united kingdom. earlier today, he and the first lady joined prince charles and camilla for some afternoon tea. the trumps were given a tour of westminster abbey, but as ian lee reports, there is controversy surrounding this trip. >> reporter: a grand display of british royal fanfare welcomed the president and first lady to buckingham palace. queen elizabeth is hosting the three-day lavished a fair. her majesty stood on the sidelines with the first lady, while president trump inspected the guard of honor, his daughter ivanka and other family members watched from above. troops fire traditional gun salutes at london landmarks, to mark president trump's state visit. the pageantry is on full display around buckingham palace, this is just a third time in ameri

so please welcome our senator from georgia, senator david purdue. [cheers and applause] purdpurd thank you. thank you. i bring -- period period thank you, thank you. i -- mr. purdue: thank you, thank you. i bring tiedings from the president. he bet me i couldn't talk longer than an hour and a half. so sit back, guys. [laughter] we're going to have a little fun this afternoon. mr. perdue: it is truly an honor in all seriousness, for ming to -- to be here today. i want to thank ralph reid and the whole team at faith and freedom for all the good work that faith and freedom does in my home state of georgia and indeed around the country. i think we have a few georgians here again, don't we? [cheers and applause] folks, unfortunately what i have to talk about today is very serious. we should all agree today that we're in an ideological war for the future of our way of life here in america. [applause] it's just that simple. democrats want to convert america to a socialist state. winston churchill once said that the problem with capitalism is it's the imper

purdue pharma is best known for developing the drug oxycontin. becerra accuses the company of unlawful practices in the marketing and sale of opioids. >> our brief alleges that purdue pharma knew as early as the 1990s that one of their drugs, oxycontin, was among the most abused opioids in the country. >> purdue pharma issued a statement saying the company and former directors, quote, vigorously deny the allegations and will continue to defend themselves against misleading attacks. >>> apple today announced a slew of new things that the company is releasing. the reveals came during day one of apple's annual worldwide developers conference going on in san jose. and abc7 news kris reyes was there and has a rundown of the big announcements tonight. kris? >> good evening, dan. if i did a survey of this group right here, developers attending wwdc and i asked them when was the last time you used itunes, i'm pretty sure many of them will say not for months, and some might actually say never. it used to be that itunes was the superstar at an apple event

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they are accusing purdue and its former president of making the opioid crisis worse with irresponsible practices.>> purdue traded the health and well-being of californians for profit and created an unprecedented national public health crisis in the process. but we will hold them accountable. >> a dozen other states have already sued at least one member of the family over the told, toll of opioids. the cdc said opioids were involved in more than 47,000 deadly overdoses in 2017. >>> walmart is apologizing to a family in texas for selling them a cake made of styrofoam. marcy florez said she ordered the cake to celebrate her high school graduation for her daughter. and when she went to pick it up, walmart lost the order and the retailer offered a ready- made cake free of charge, but when she went to cut it at the party, it was not cake but styrofoam underneath the frosting. >> i was in complete shock. they can't replace the moment we lost. it is a special moment and this is what we got. it was a styrofoam cake. not only did they mess up one time but they did it twice.>> they said walmart o

. >> thank you, secretary purdue. it is my privilege to welcome us department of the interior, secretary, the honorable david bernhardt. you have been a tireless leader and have been actively engaged with fish and wildlife services staff on the details of the esa consultation process for pesticides. thank you for joining us. >> good morning and thank you for the kind introduction. it would not be hyperbole to say pesticide consultations that are undergone might be the most difficult consultations either of the services have to perform in the reason that is is because our regulations when they were written in 1986 were written with a problem in mind that is sort of different than a nationwide consultation and they were written with something in mind like a potential road going through a refuge or some other federal action. our regulations are designed so that when you look at the action of something taking place and look at every single thing happening in that action area without the proposed action and add the new act

have the distinct pleasure of introducing one of my senators from the state of eorgia, senator david purduerew up working on his family farm. he worked his way through georgia tech. how many of you are out there working your way through college? let's hear from you. yeah.

i know secretary purdue was over there. good job on the 30 month for livestock and cattle. it would be a real shock to deal with japan. talk for a minute about how important it is we get usmc across the floor. it has to start in house and i want you to talk about how important it is for our farmers. >> i think you said it very very well. usmca is the template for the rest of the world on a full- blown fta. we must get that right. we are here to help you in whatever information you are the house needs to move that through. it is a good deal. it is well done. >> it just seems to me you great momentum one step at a time. if we can move usmca and get something in august with japan, it is a way to continue to put a real push on china with some of our allies. so i am hopeful we can do that. with the indulgence of the chair, one final question or comment or thought for you, suggestion. to the extent that we can access the cover crops on pp acres prior to november 1, it is a cost-effective way for you to help our livestock producers i hope you're looking at that. so go ahead whoeve

governor reynolds, governor rick etts, senator fisher, administrator wheeler and secretary purdue. thank you all for being here. it's my privilege to host to you near my home and represent farmers all across the midwest today. i'm kevin ross a sixth generation farmer, and first vice president of the national corn growers association. my wife sarah and i grow corn, soybeans, cat l and are raising our four boys, hudson, axeon, carver and hollis. also in this large crowd are family and a few hundred friends and neighbors. we farm just 20 miles up the road near underwood, but we are steps away from land that migrate grandfather cleared on this very missouri river bottom. mr. president, secretary purdue and administrator wheeler i want to thank you for sending direction to the epa and making 15% ethanol blends available year around, bridging a gap to higher blends. you see folks i'm well aware of the conversations that the president held at the white house with colleagues farmers and my iowa senators almost a year ago. i especially want to thank you, senator ernst. in those conversation

lawrence will california is suing purdue pharma the maker of oxycontin for its alleged contributionsopioid epidemic. the lawsuit alleges produce the legal and misleading marketing tactics played a major role in creating the crisis. >>state attorney general javier but sarah announcing that lawsuit today. >>our complaint alleges that purdue pharma knew as early as the 1990's that one of their drugs foxy cotton. what were the i was among the most abused opioids in the country. what was their reaction they doubled the size of their sales force. the following years. >>the district of columbia, hawaii and maine all filed their own lawsuit against the same company today joining more than 40 others as well as 2000 local and tribal governments that have already filed lawsuits against purdue. hip-hop mogul jay z has made some history right now, earn 60,000 bonus miles after qualifying purchases when you apply and are approved for the hawaiian airlines world elite mastercard. plus, you earn miles on everyday purchases. get closer to the travels and moments you'll remember forever with this spec

what happened with purdue and the role? >> i do not.somewhere in the middle, you asked if he has remorse. he does in the big picture, but he doesn't think his family or purdue is to blame for what happened. and obviously, the narrative is that purdue is the evil villain at the heart of everything gone wrong. that ladder is an oversimplification. there are a lot of actors that policed a role in what went wrong, but one of the shocking things to me is how much the story is really an indictment of our system in the sense you can purchase facts. so it's no secret, but to watch how it played out in something like this, pouring money into buying research papers, buy. >> can they did. >> buying a system and then saying, look, here's this whole body of work that backs up what we want to think. but it was all paid for. >> how could he say they are not culpab culpable? t the. >> the amount of rationalization that goes into all of these stories is one of the common themes in any kind of story of business gone wrong. here where you can, you can tur

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> on >> yesterday, senator purdue addressed the freedom coalition in washington, d.c. here are his remarks. this is 15 minutes. >> good afternoon. what a beautiful crowd. i love you guys. you're awesome. so today i have the distinct pleasure of introducing one of my senators from the state of georgia, senator david perdue grew up working on his family farm. he worked his way through georgia tech. how many of you are out there working your way through college? let's hear from you. yeah. and i would say he's working in washington, d.c., for all of us now but that is not strong enough. but he's a fighter and he's fighting for us in washington, d.c. he is fighting to defend this country and he is going to talk to us about something that you know and he knows and history has proven and that is the cost of socialism. so please welcome our senator from georgia, senator david erdue. cheers and applause] mr. perdue: thank you, thank you. i bring tidings from the president. he called me the other day. he was so pumped up. he bet me i couldn't talk longer than an hour and a half.

he says purdue effective treatment for pain despite evidence it was highly addictive . >> we believeidence that they knew not only what they were doing was wrong but that the effect and the fact they were doing it was leading too much of the crisis we see today. >> becerra claims more than 14,000 people died from overdose from 2080 2017. in a statement, purdue pharma says it vigorously denies the allegations. >>> the crown jewel in the bay area's hospital industry is complete as ktvu's tom vacar reports. a state-of-the-art medical office is now open on venice avenue in san francisco, right across the street from the newest and most advanced hospitals. >> >> reporter: center california pacific medical center, then nest campus hospital vanness campus hospital opened its doors. it is a $1.2 billion effort. the new 10 story, 250,000 square-foot multispecialty medical office building and its integrated outpatient services are available. >> it really helped in terms of having all the subspecialists being able to collaborative leap work together to serve our patients on that one floor. >> r

boost sales of the drug insis isn't the only company facing heat for opioid epidemic private company purdueharma said in march it was considering bankruptcy as lawsuits for its role in the opioid crisis pile up and the first major trial seeking to hold the drug industry more broadly responsible for the epidem sic under way now in oklahoma where johnson & johnson is left as the sole defendant after both purdue and teva pharmaceuticals settles. other companies in the ross hairs are mallinckrodt and enda pharma in conversations i'm hearing this is just potentially the tip of the eyeingberg in terms of focuses on these drug companies and their roles in the opioid epidemic >> thank you very much we'll be watching that president trump with some tough talk for big tech but also a 'lexaicoof sort wel pln ming up on "power lunch." this is my headquarters. this is where i trade and manage my portfolio. since i added futures, i have access to the oil markets. and gold markets. ok. i'm plugged into equities. trade confirmed. and i have global access 24/7. meaning, i can do what i need to do. then i can

we found records going back to the first state lawsuit against purdue pharma that were sealed in 2004 that had to do with how oxycontin worked for many patients evidence that purdue knew that it didn't last for 12 hours fo many patients. and that could really heighten the risk of addiction. they were sealed then. they were sealed by judges in other courts in the years past that, until they became, some of them became public more recently and really sparked this wave of lawsuits and even now, in this court case in cleveland, the judge had been sealing a lot of records without deciding whether they deserved to be. >> why is that because you mention this isn't the opioid crisis. we're talking about the gm rollover accidents, the remington hunting rifle issues in the 1980s goodyear tires and mobile homes. why don't the judges make this information all public >> well, the biggest reason we found, the biggest explanation in our reporting is it's just convenient oftentimes neither side in a case asks for it to be public. the companies, of course, want to protect their files the plaintiffs ju

he says purdue falsely marketed oxycontin as a safe effective treatment for pain despite evidence itas highly addictive. >> we believe we will be able to prove there is evidence that they knew not only what what they were doing was wrong but that the effect and the fact they were doing it was leading too much of the crisis we see today. >> he claims more than 14,000 people have died from prescription opioid overdoses in california from 2008 to 2017. in a statement, p "vigorously d allegations. >>> opening statements were heard today in napa county and a $5 million sex discrimination lawsuit against french laundry owner. 28-year-old vanessa allen filed the lawsuit. he was ahead server at the restaurant. he she claims in 2016, she was promised a transfer to the french laundry in yountville. she claims that when management found out she was pregnant, she was told the position was no longer available. the restaurant would not comment on the litigation. >>> a day of celebration at cardinal newman high school in santa rosa today. students and staff gathered on the football field to break g

now my friend and colleague cnn business and politics reporter -- it's not often we hear from sunny purdue. what did he say? >> it's hard to ignore what a tough year farmers have had especially here in iowa after historic flooding earlier in the year has left many of their farmlands under water. now, the administration has provided some disaster relief funds, but what farmers here want is an end to this trade war. i spoke with the secretary of agriculture sonny perdue and asked him when this trade war is going to end. it's a sunny day, a welcome sight after heavy rains last week brought more flooding to farmlands. secretary of agriculture sonny purdue brought his own tractor up for a ride and a message from the president. >> president trump has a lot of respect for farmers and ranchers across this country. he appreciates your patience and understands it is tough out there. >> reporter: the u.s. has been in a trade war with china. is the american farmer the casualty in this trade war? >> i think they are one of the casualties thereof the trade disruption, yes. >> reporter: the president is

the way the trump agriculture secretary, sunny purdue responded to these politically unpalatable findingshis department is that he tried to make the scientists in his department go away. over the last several months, trump's secretary announced a series of new plans to bring the scientists in that department to heal. he started by saying he would take the agriculture department's research division that currently operates independently separate from the political side of the department. he decided to bring those independent researchers instead directly under the control of his office. he also directed all the scientists at the agriculture department to start labeling published research as preliminary to put that disclaimer on all the published work as if it was not actually finished or super solid. he then announced let's just send the scientists 1,000 miles away. only the scientists doing the work we don't like, like the ones working on climate change and trade policy and food stamps. congratulations. you all get to uproot your families immediately and move to kansas city. we are moving y

>>suing the maker of oxycontin purdue pharma for its alleged contributions to the opioid epidemic.awsuit alleges that produce illegal and misleading marketing tactics played a major role in creating the crisis. california attorney general javier percent right now set lawsuit today. >>a complaint alleges that pharma knew as early as the 1990's that one of their drugs foxy cotton. what were the was among the most abused opioids in the country. what was their reaction they doubled the size of their sales force. the following years. >>the district of columbia, hawaii and maine all filed their own lawsuits kids company today as well joining more than 40 others as well as 2000 local and tribal governments which have already filed lawsuits against purdue. >>happening now hundreds of small earthquakes shaking things up in the inland empire in southern california has called for a draft that found out today, scientists say the swarm of small temblors is noteworthy but not all that unusual. the dots on this map represent a fraction of the hundreds of earthquakes recorded to saturday. >>near f

the monthly survey from purdue university found farmer sentiment has hit its lowest level in two yearsfarmers' remain worried about their financial future as the trade war with china goes on.yids because of rt flooding. and farmers aren't just facing a financial crisis. but a mental health one, as well. groups like farm aid and the wisconsin farm center report significant increases in the number of farmers asking for psychological help. correspondent jess gomez shows us how one small farm town in wisconsin is responding. >> i have always loved the farm. we milked cows, raised the family, had lots of neighborhood parties, people loved to come to our place. it is a good life. jessica: winter slowly making way for spring on the statz family farm in loganville, wisconsin. for brenda statz, it's the first spring in 35 years, without her husband. brenda statz: you could tell he was uneasy with what the way things were going. jessica: leon had a history of depression. it resurfaced last winter, when the family sold its dairy cows. is what i lived. jessica: after years of low milk equipment an

who should show up but agricultural secretary sonny purdue.sked about what he thought about it, he said it tasted pretty good. taylor: at the end of the day, what i liked about this story the answer is-- consumers are the ones that are right. whether he likes it or not, it's all about the consumer. the consumers, for now, certainly loving these vegan burgers. tryve to say, i have yet to one, but every time we talk about it, i am convinced i am missing out. amanda: they are pretty good, and you cannot deny the sustainability angle on it. here to stay, i think. you better go and try one. taylor: coming up, is there life after ive? alreadye analysts all mourning the loss of jonny iv e from cupertino, and what it means for the company. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: life after ive. a new age at apple. shares are lower today after the announcement late yesterday that chief designer jony ive, the man behind iconic products like the imac and iphone, is leaving the company to form his own firm. but he will be counting apple as a client. here with more i

at this and think this is a fruitless last stand they're trying, i mean, as of a week ago, sunny purdueey are moving ahead with this plan to ship the scientists across the country, hopefully to make them all quit. but one of the other things to know is that there's a handful of instances now in which we've seen the trump administration, we've seen the agency's secretary propose something that their own staffers were totally opposed to, but because of pressure, because of backlash, because of criticism, they've actually had to back off from some of the worst stuff they tried to do. that plan to try to force scientists to label their research as preliminary, that plan was killed because of an angry backlash against it. that plan to move all the scientists into the secretary's office so they'd have to answer to him instead of being independent of the political side of the agency? that plan, too, had to get called off because of an angry response. just today, a plan to cut off a job corps program that trains underprivileged youth, that plan got bipartisan opposition in congress, in addition

the attorney general says purdue pharma and its ownee sackler family, lied about safety and the effectiveness of the drugs. racine says the company misled d.at doctors and pnts about the benefits. d.c. is the latest jurisdiction to sue the compana lawsuits re already pending in maryland and virginia.> >>e are working 4 your health this morning. ever feel like your brain isn't working sometimes? >> why are you looking a me? >> i was thinking those of us who work this crazy shift. there's a meditation training app that could help young adults improve attention quickly. it helps users focus on their breathing. after just six weeks, people whs used the ad they showed improvement. >> just breathe. >> i really feel like i could use meditation since i'm a little, you know, high strung. >> you? what? >> i feel like -- >> going to get me fired. shut my mouth. >> meditation, i can't quiet my brain long enough.i it lke modifies around a lot. >> you got a lot going on in there. >> i do. >>> 4:16. i think it's a sign of intelligence. i don't know about y. >> agreed. >> everyone is looking for healthy anda

secretary purdue: thank you, alexandra and administrator. thank you for convening this meeting. i recall a little over a year ago prior to being codified in the 2018 farm bill. we met to smooth out the consultation process that you described. obviously in today's environment , there are a lot of people with a lot of scientific data and all of this needs to be taken into consideration. but it's important for the to be informedge through one federal decision. the frustrating part of meeting the consultation is when people go and do their own, it makes it difficult. i think we have an obligation an expectation that our scientists work together. where there is scientific disagreement, it will be peer-reviewed and understood and acknowledged in that way. hopefully, codifying the consultation procedure process will enable us to do that in a manner that will achieve a consensus report and report to the public for the very reasons administrator wheeler talked about. that is to assure the public of that is to assure the public of the safety of products being used for them and their famil

country's biggest chicken producing companies, including imtyson foods, pil pride, sanderson farm, und purdueired to driprices on everything from chicken breasts to chicken tacos to chicken nuggets. >> how we doi? >> is this restaurant in colorado, owner t.j. ingram spends up to $2,000 a week on chicken but says higher prices have cut into profits and forced him to make changes. >> what can i do with chicken to make it go further or keep it on the menu withouthu ing the bottom line? >> americans spend about $90 billion a year on chicken. athe federal investn comes as several recent lawsuits including one brought by walmart have accused the indust of collusion. the suits allege that from 2008 to 2016 prices rose 50% even as production costs were falling. the nbc news business un estimates a typical american house hold would pay an extra $210 a year. >> chicken is an anmeric s e, taaspl much as they notice the price of milk, the price of bread, the price of orange juice. >> reporter: tonight all four companies deny allegations of collusion and promise defenset legal as america's appetite for ch

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>>california is suing the maker of boxing khan purdue pharma for is alleged contributions to the opioid the lawsuit alleges that produce illegal and misleading marketing tactics played a major role in creating the epidemic. california attorney general have the of the sarah announce a lawsuit today. complaint alleges that pharma knew as early as the 1990's. >>that one of their drugs foxy cotton. what were the i was among the most abused opioids in the country. what was their reaction they doubled the size of their sales force. the following years. >>the district of columbia, hawaii and maine, all file their own lawsuits against the company today. they are joining more than 40 others as well as 2000 local and tribal governments which have already filed lawsuits against or do. also in sacramento today, emergency management leaders are taking action to prepare for the worst of california's wildfire season governor gavin newsom called a meeting today to talk about strategies resources and communication during a disaster. >>kron force capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains how the fed

similar suits maple vale named $28.00 companies defendant in their complaint including industry majors purdue pilgrim's pride sanderson and tyson tyson industry trade publications report that those 4 company collectively controlled a majority of market share in the sector the d.o.j. specifically asked the court hearing the pending private suit to delay the disclosure process for 6 months while prosecutors present evidence to an impaneled grand jury as a prelude to a possible criminal charges. and global oil markets have been round by numerous fractures in recent months perhaps none more important than the tension between the u.s. and iran this is cause some fuel for oil coming through the strait of hormuz well now some miners are finding a way around the turmoil are 2 producers and are joining us now with more size that is right daniel in the past week the world's tightest and more fragile choke point for the world trade the strait of hormuz has seen of activity and none of it has been good tankers have been attacked in the gulf of oman a u.s. military drone has been shot down and now even mo

. >> kat that was isaac of the atlantic many journalists have said this purdue think bowden was expressingtration there with the press? >> i think he absolutely was. i think he also before he starts bragging about how he has maintained his spot at the top, needs to realize that it is still very early and we've seen certain candidates start to gain steam. particularly elizabeth warren. right now the media is mostly focusing on warren, sanders and biden. but is still very early in the early polls in the republican race in 2016, if they'd been correct we would've had candidate jeb bush.>> that's right! i agree with you. i have to get a break here but it is ridiculous. we haven't even had the first debate. after the next break, the dnc saysno presidential debates for fox . it is to partisan, what's going on up here? can't see what it is yet. what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would fe

purdue university is working on things to try to get people to stay. ohio is trying to attract people who get stem degrees there to keep them there. new york state which is not having a problem with brain drain -- they are in an interesting situation where people leave but a lot of people come in, they have done something interesting. they were the first state to provide which is essentially public free higher education. stay in have to do is the state for one year for every year that you got a scholarship. if you are working, you have to work in new york you cannot, work in connecticut and live in new york. if you do move, it turns into a loan. this is a way to keep people from getting an education in new york and then taking the degree and going somewhere else. tulsa, oklahoma has a small program where they are trying to get people to work there remotely. maybe there is not a job for you and tulsa but you can live there, and so many people can work remotely now given technology, so they are trying to get people to live there and work remotely. that i

important to look at these cases, these files going on in oklahoma, for example, in the therapeutics and purdue pharma and look at that and say do we want to replicate that model in 50 years with another drug industry? host: we would like to say luke niforatos of smart approaches to marijuana for being with us today. luke, thank you for your announcer: now, democratic presidential candidate senator cory booker joins the political party live part cast -- podcast and another in their series of their interviews for presidential candidates. >> if you could chat with a presidential candidate about an issue that is near and dear to your heart, what would you guys talk about? what would you bring up? >> we were talking about this on the way here. bill that heas a introduced in april that is called the algorithmic accountability act. it is focused on giving the federal trades commission the power to hold companies accountable to the ways that bias shows up in their code. and their algorithms they build either internally for their operations or for the people they serve. this is a huge thing that chante

. >>> and purdue ponds is recalli recalling. they may contain pieces of bone.ducts are chicken tenders pictured here, chicken strips and chicken breast nuggets sold under the perdue simply smart brand. links with more information can be found on our website. >>> a major tire company and a major auto maker are teaming up to create airless tires. michelin and general motors are calling them the michelin prototype. or the unique puncture proof tire system. gm plans to test wheels this year and hopes to have them on all the passenger vehicles by early 2024. the company's goal is to eliminate flats andgasoli. help. >> this like an idea whose >>> part of commit top building a better bay area is about honoring people who make an impact where you live. one of those is an artist in livermore. the east bay community journalist has the story. >> trent thompson is an artist who is making the world a better place through his painings. >> it's the people you walk by. >> one day he was walking to the switch. a collaborative working space in downtown livermore when he noticed

date from his home in florida goes to purdue university in indiana, where researchers led by professorre looking into the science behind the bond. >> so this is our saliva samples from our veterans who have collected. >> reporter: ice-cold saliva. >> ice-cold saliva. >> reporter: about 100 veterans and their service dogs are being studied. >> i think there are people out there who question whether or not service dogs actually help. and they are looking for numbers and science. >> reporter: so she is trying to find out if there is a chemical reaction service dogs ignite in their owners and vice versa, findings which could say for certain that dogs can help and why. >> sometimes just feeling her heart beat and her breathing helps to calm me. i wish i didn't need one, but since she is in my life now, she is great. >> reporter: carlos cruz can't define it, but he knows it when he feels it. dean reynolds, cbs news, orlando. >> what a friendship. and that's the "overnight news" for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning

short time ago our attorney general announced california will file a lawsuit against the drugmaker purduepharma and the company's former president and this lawsuit accuses the company of an engaging and the unlawful practices of the marketing and sale and distribution of opioids, six californians die each day from opioid overdoses and in 2017 70,000 americans died. >>> a trial is beginning a napa county superior court over a $5 million sexual determination lawsuit against thomas keller from the well-known chef of french laundry restaurant and this former employee at kelly's other restaurant in new york, she comes back in 2016 she was promised a transfer to the french laundry and moved to calvary to start a new job and the suit claims when management found out scott allen was pregnant she was told her position was no longer available. >>> the new haven unified school district teachers are in their third week of their strike despite longings over the weekend, both sides say they have not gotten any closer to an agreement teachers said they are now proposing a 6% pay hike over two years down

purdue stopped market the oxycontin last year. >>> this comes a year after a los angeles judge ruled t dozens of coffee roasters and retailers including starbucks and nestle failed to show that benefits of drinking coffee outweighed. there is no risk following a conflicting world health organization dooegsz that there was inadequate evidence that drinking coffee causes cancer. . >>> kind of a crazy story, a naked man wielding a hammer is under arrest after breaking in to a home and terrifying a mother and her young children. using a child scooter to break through a patio door of a home in corona and riverside county. a mother home with her 7-year-old twins heard the door being smashed and the intruder inside her house. >> i hear this massive crash and can hear the glass fall in the sliding door and so i yelled what the heck and i hear a man's voice and he says i'm in your house call 911. >> she and the twins barricaded themselves in the bedroom but she says the man went to her garage, took off his clothes, got a hammer and tried to break through a wall in the bedroom. that's when pol

javier becerra filed a lawsuit yesterday accusing purdue pharma of downplaying the drugs addicting qualities. hawaii and maine and the district of columbia have also filed a suit against the company. produce stopped marketing oxycontin to doctors last year. >>> california health officials have decided coffee does not need a cancer warning. this comes a year after a los angeles judge ruled that dozens of retailers including starbucks failed to show the benefits from drinking coffee outweighed risks from a byproduct of the roasting process. state health officials concluded there was no risk following a conflicting world health organization decision that there was inadequate evidence that drinking coffee causes cancer. >> that is good because i am on cup number three this morning. >> kind of a necessity in the morning. spoke the michelin guys are celebrating california's best restaurant. how the list is focusing on more than just bay area restaurants for the first time in years. >> thursday march 75 years for d-day. how this bottle of wine will benefit american veterans. at ikea, we believe you

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sunny purdue, trump's pick for agriculture secretary.tting dossier or family and business conflicts of interest. he's the owner fertiliz fertilizer. the pruitt example is really important. this is someone who lost their job because of serial ethical abuse us and clobbering with lobbyists. >> a lot of reporters had written about this. this was the public domain. >> right, right. >> in the report, you see the rnc research identifying chris kobach. considered as homeland security. they're listed as white supremacy as a vulnerability. he was put in charge of the president's voter fraud panel. the question is, how does this happen? how does it allow them to get into the influential of trump's circle. >> when he talked to people who ran the george w. bush and obama's transition, they kaind f imagine transferring to fire. they fired chris christie who ran the election for most of the year. they threw out much of the work that christie had done and they starts from scratch. you had these 20 something years old research at the republican national

so today announcing that i am directing secretary purdue to provide $16 billion, it all comes from china now, other industries have been rocked by his trade war are asking for their handout. today they asked the president to share some of that government cash with the lobster industry. >> we lost about 80% of our mainland china sales. with a 25% punitive tariff they can't afford to buy from american shippers. they are buying from our canadian counter parts versus us if. >> another real life consequence. we got a bad jobs report today, it was only 75,000 instead of 175,000. these numbers are often revised down the line but it comes for a month that annihilated the markets as trump's trade war exe escalated day by said. it is hard to precipitate a recession in the middle of a growing economy. joining me now is the former secretary of labor. after his disappointing job numbering came out, he said watch your wall letets. >> as you said 75,000 new jobs is really bad, you need 125,000 new jobs just to keep up with the increase in the labor force. relative to where we have been in this recovery

host: senator david purdue, we thank you for the conversation. appreciate it.e will take a break and when we come back, turn our attention to socialism. bernie sanders yesterday offered a full throated defense of the program in a speech in washington and we will get your thoughts on the political philosophy. you can call in now. if you support democratic socialism or oppose. we will be right back. ♪ >> here are some of our featured programs this weekend on book tv. sunday at 6:45 p.m. eastern, we is at the home of jean schaefer and richard brooke heiser to hear about how they maintain their relationship despite opposite political views. me ofs is the basis to what matters in life and it is called the chemotherapy test. chemotherapy test is the fact that when you rely -- were lying on a hospital bed getting theotherapy, you do not ask current affiliation of the person standing next to you getting you through it. >> mark love in talks about his book "freedom of the press." offers his first-hand account of covering the trump administration in his book "of the enem

. >> senator purdue and i included a requirement for u.s. d.o.t. to report to congress within nine months. reauthorization passed more than eight months ago. do you expect the report to be completed on time and will you commit to delivering copies to my office and senator purdue's office when it's finalized? >> in reverse order, yes, we will commit to delivering copies of the record to you and any member of congress that's interested in seeing that. >> i do have more questions but in the interest of time i e'll submit them for written response. >> thank you. >> thank you all for being here. you and i last october discussed the gateway project. if you will recall during that hearing before this committee, you told me we should expect to see a final environmental impact statement and record of decision in the first or second quarter of 2019, end quote. you also committed to provide me with a more specific answer in writing. we're eight months later, almost halfway into 2019. i have still heard nothing on the final eis and the record of decision for g

nearlyc >> thanks. >>> purdue is recalling nearly 16 tons of ready-to-eat chicken products because tlebone fragments it was discovered after consumer complaints that recall covered trays of simply smart organic chicken breast tenders, nuggets and strips they could be in freezers, so check that out also included in the recall ten-pound bulk boxes of chicken patties sold under the chef quick brand. >>> a little boost >> yes. >> cleveland browns wide receiver jarvis landry is used to being the star in his family. his young daughter is getting lots of attention thanks to this viral moment here it is first, a little game of peekaboo with the baby deer that wandered on to her driveway, right? she hides behind the trash bin the fawn not shy, comes over to make friends they get to know each other better when the toddler heads back towards the house, the deer runs alongside. clearly not wanting that play date to end. >> really cute. >>> lots to get to this morning, including a sneak peek at the new martin scorsese documentary on music legend bob dylan. >>> first, much more on last night's lavis