that i see is like a older of my friends they all, mostly smoke and i have been exposed to the secondhand smoke my life and that is part of the reason that my 12-year-old brother who was born and raised in the mission district has asthma now. so thank you. >> thank you so much. >> steven is one of the leaders of the healthy corner store coalition thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> my name is steve, and i started smoking when i was 15 years old and i have smoked for the next 25 years and now for the last 26 years i stopped. but i wish that i had never started. but i am not the rule, i am the exception. i think that any time that we can put a path to limit the sales of tobacco and i think that is fantastic. and hopefully this will be the first step and in a long range of plans to reduce the sales of tobacco. and finally i just like to thank all of the young adults here and you are doing a fantastic job and you should be commended and thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> hello. thank you for having me. my name is don, and i am a justice leader in the tender loin. and we have

stossel: talk about secondhand smoke, i'm amazed how willingly people give up freedom. it started by saying some bars could ban smoking, but now in 24 states, smoking in bars is illegal in every bar. can't the smokers have some bars? >> this is another one of unintended consequences. the areas where they introduced bans on smoking, you saw an increase in accidents related to alcohol. the theory is that people are driving longer distances in order to find bars that you have outside seating or outside of the jurisdiction. stossel: and were you surprised that smokers didn't resist? people give up. i don't smoke. i don't mind it. but a third of the country did at the time? >> interesting how quickly people are willing to give up freedoms. stossel: that's not what america is supposed to be about. and now control freaks in massachusetts want tobacco sales banned altogether. >> officials in westminster want to make it illegal to sell tobacco products to anyone including adults. stossel: last week, the town held a herring about that. 500 people showed up. i like what this guy s

john: let's talk about secondhand smoke.y started by saying that this could ban smoking but now smoking in bars is illegal. >> those are areas that introduced bans on smoking. and this is related to alcohol. the theory is that people are driving longer distances in order to find bars that have outside seating or outside of the jurisdiction. john: were you surprised that smokers and resist? i mean, i don't smoke and i don't mind it. >> it's quickly curious how people are willing to give up their freedoms. john: someone to ban the sales altogether. >> they want to make it illegal to sell tobacco to anyone including adult. john: last week the town held a hearing about that. 500 people showed up. i like what this guy says. >> i find smoking to be one of the most disgusting habits that anyone could possibly do and i find this proposal to be more disgusting thing that anyone could ever do in any town in the united states of america. john: maybe people are wising up now. thing and not. well, we often think about the federal governm

john: let's talk about secondhand smoke.rted by saying that this could ban smoking but now smoking in bars is illegal. >> those are areas that introduced bans on smoking. and this is related to alcohol. the theory is that people are driving longer distances in order to find bars that have outside seating or outside of the jurisdiction. john: were you surprised that smokers and resist? i mean, i don't smoke and i don't mind it. >> it's quickly curious how people are willing to give up their freedoms. john: someone to ban the sales altogether. >> they want to make it illegal to sell tobacco to anyone including adult. john: last week the town held a hearing about that. 500 people showed up. i like what this guy says. >> i find smoking to be one of the most disgusting habits that anyone could possibly do and i find this proposal to be more disgusting thing that anyone could ever do in any town in the united states of america. john: maybe people are wising up now. thing and not. well, we often think about the federal government a

secondhand smoking also increases risk of lung cancer.ut in general, there was always this kind of differences between male and female smokers and now based on this they are finding all of those -- >> this should give men pause and cause to stop smoking. >> what we're going to do. if people go to my facebook, we're going to put a lot of details about this particular study. it's going to help a lot of people and make them quit. >> it's easier sad than done. any advice you can give to someone to quit smoking? >> why don't we talk about this next weekend. we'll bring in some secrets to get rid of smoking and also get red of extra weight that everything got from thanksgiving. >> oh, man, i'm sucking in my stomach. >> we're both doing that. >> thanks, doc, for more on this and story that's dr. samadi is covering, you can watch and dr. mark seeingle tomorrow. >> sunday house call is doing really well. we're looking forward to seeing you. >> all right. >> that will do it for us. >> thanks for watching, everyone. "the journal editorial report" is

i do not wish my kids become secondhand smokers. and please, please consider the position of a family member, as well as a mother. our children is the only thing that matters in our life. that is why i am here. thank you. >> thank you. >> translator: hello everybody. i am a -- i'm in child-caring. i take care of -- the kids that i take care of, i treat them like my own and i want them to grow up and be well. i do not wish the kids be exposed and inhale these cannabis smoke, and can impact their health. i really do not want them to open up a cannabis shop there. that is why i am here. and i -- it really concerns me to have this many cannabis shops in the neighborhood. for the wellness of the kids and for their healthy development. i vehemently oppose. thank you. >> translator: how are you? my name is cathy wu. i have been in the united states along with my family members for more than 40 years -- yes. we have been residing these four decades in san francisco. a couple of years ago, there were propositions to propose passage -- to leg

the book, which probably most of canwill not have, but you find a secondhand on one of the great legacies the nixon administration was the national atlas of the united dates, which was published in 1970, i think, and there's a huge -- if you can find a secondhand copy cheaply, it is a joy. i love atlases. times" "the london atlas, which is in my view, the best in the world, i always give as a wedding present to any couple that gets married. it's huge. it's about his biggest this table. but i always put the same inscription -- may all your travels to all these places be healthy, happy, and serene. pleased with the publisher that last year, they wrote this on the back jacket of the book so now i don't have to write it at all. [laughter] i just say "with love, see the back cover." of the you aware university of milwaukee? >> yes, and the reason i know a little bit about it is because of the librarian. there was this incredible attempt some years ago to produce what was called the international map of the world and a scale of one to a million where the entire world would be mapped all at the

secondhand smoke has triggered his asthma so bad to the point where he has to end up in the emergency room. and he has spent multiple nights in intensive care. now he's on a whole bunch of medications. my tip to you is: don't be shy to tell people not to smoke around your kids. for free help, call 1-800-quit-now. >>> it's 4:52. a man angry with a government crashed his car right into the headquarters of the countries ruling party and claimed he had explosives set to go off. streets were closed around the building and bomb experts examed the car. no explosives were found but there were two propane tanks in the trunk. >>> fire investigators have determined that a massive fire last week that gutted an apartment complex under construction in downtown los angeles was deliberately set. now that fire on december 8th destroyed the seven-story complex, destroyed three buildings and a local highway. they sifted through 73,000 square foot of debris and they recovered evidence of arson. the fire caused up to $30 million in damage to the apartment complex alone. >>> some firefighters will be respo

. >> our whole business model is based on secondhand goods. >> reporter: but when it comes to bags, these aren't cheap. they cost the store 30 to 40 cents apiece, 15 times the price of a regular bag. only a dozen stores are willing to pay so far. but with more states and citing following suit, this rag bag business could soon be cleaning up. >> thank you very much. have a great day. >> half price books has been giving tout bags for free at the bay area stores. some stores have run out. and several major retailers have expressed interest in distributing the bags as well. >> and the bag can be used as a bag, then it can become a rag. wow. >> and matily, people are paying ten cents anyway. >> that is what i pay for a paper bag. ten cents. thanks. >>> well, the recent drop in gas prices has been good news for shoppers this holiday season. triple a says gas prices have fallen for 89 straight days to a national average of 2.38 a gallon. a survey found 47% say low gas prices have saved them. and more than a third of those surveyed say they plan to use gas savings on holiday gifts. >> i just went

we did the board up first and came today and replace the glaishtion the exchange sell secondhand electronic. they too suffer damage. >> not really helping the protest at all. it's more like hurting our businesses and setting back the community. >>reporter: despite the people detained no one arrested for vandalism. fight looters have been charged with burglary after violent protest in oakland one week ago tonight. undercover officers said they saw the men force their way into the smart and time store then leave with stolen liquor. the suspect appeared in court late today. they all have criminal records 2 of them have felony convictions. >> santa clara county sheriff launched operation second chance and allow people with certain miss did he mean or traffic warrant to turn themselves in and avoid going to jail. people can surrender police or sheriff station in santa clara county through the end of the month. >> police believe they caught the suspect who pulled off a robbery and kidnapping on thanksgiving morning. detective say the 3 armed men con front add couple enjoying the view at this turn

we did the board up first and came today and replace the glaishtion the exchange sell secondhand electronic. they too suffer damage. >> not really helping the protest at all. it's more like hurting our businesses and setting back the community. >>reporter: despite the people detained no one arrested for vandalism. fight looters have been charged with burglary after violent protest in oakland one week ago tonight. undercover officers said they saw the men force their way into the smart and time store then leave with stolen liquor. the suspect appeared in court late today. they all have criminal records 2 of them have felony convictions. >> santa clara county sheriff launched operation second chance and allow people with certain miss did he mean or traffic warrant to turn themselves in and avoid going to jail. people can surrender police or sheriff station in santa clara county through the end of the month. >> police believe they caught the suspect who pulled off a robbery and kidnapping on thanksgiving morning. detective say the 3 armed men con front add couple enjoying the view at this turn

matter, expertise is so important when we bring an officer from the station, who has that at least, secondhand if not fifth and sixth and 8th hand knowledge to really articulate what happened, but i think that is an accident point, thank you. >> right. >> thank you. >> commissioner, lee? >> you know, it would be great, if i back down. >> real, simple. maybe when joslyn have a permit officer from the different districts speak us and alternate and because i know that a lot of the commissioners don't know what is happening in certain districts because we are not there. >> right. >> that would be great. if you can get a permit officer, of different districts to rotate. >> you know, i think that the direction that we are all heading in this is very premature and i am sure that the director will hate me bringing this up and we have a lot of ideas that we want to bring back and bring before you guys you know one of the things that fell to the way side within the department is that we had the monthly training sessions where we brought in all of the permit officers, and we all shared, and i mean that c

we did the board up first and came today and replace the glaishtion the exchange sell secondhand electronic. they too suffer damage. >> not really helping the protest at all. it's more like hurting our businesses and setting back the community. >>reporter: despite the people detained no one arrested for vandalism. fight looters have been charged with burglary after violent protest in oakland one week ago tonight. undercover officers said they saw the men force their way into the smart and time store then leave with stolen liquor. the suspect appeared in court late today. they all have criminal records 2 of them have felony convictions. >> santa clara county sheriff launched operation second chance and allow people with certain miss did he mean or traffic warrant to turn themselves in and avoid going to jail. people can surrender police or sheriff station in santa clara county through the end of the month. >> police believe they caught the suspect who pulled off a robbery and kidnapping on thanksgiving morning. detective say the 3 armed men con front add couple enjoying the view at this turn

secondhand smoke is no risk to anybody. then it is no smoking sections in restaurants.s and airplanes, schools, work places, entire restaurants. can't smokers -- people get together here. stuart: secondhand smoke is not dangerous to the point where you have to ban it. >> they found three where they found damage. tiny damage in a restaurant or bar. stuart: why did you dress up like a fat cat? >> they are given bailouts to insurance companies. they disguise it. i made a fool out of myself running down the corridor. stuart: thank you very much indeed. we will be watching. more varney next. ♪ stuart: you will get it next year, i do believe. >> we will have this all wrapped up in weeks. here is deirdre bolton. deirdre: thank you so much. apple versus consumers in a class action lawsuit. delete it from icons. employees -- it does not know the extent of what was stolen. details of executive pay, five movies, other proprietary information all available on the internet.

i hit the smell of secondhand spoke. >> new, it has to hoom in here.'t i have this moment and state by state, the spokers just take it the smokers still take it. when he gives up his hand he gives up his freedom. they wanted to ban tobacco sales hundreds of people showed up and complained. >> i find smoking to be one of the most disgusting habits anybody could possibly do. on top of that i find this proposal to be even more of a disgusting thing anybody could ever give in the united states of america. the control vehicles walls ant more. >> there are 50 cities with their own plastic bag behan's. >> large capacity ammunition magazines. >> boycott the sale of alcohol. >> banned from coming to the united states. >> every precaution. >> it is always more. i talk on this show i talk a lot about he can am noic freedom. the world knows economic freedom is what creates prosperity. prosperity is a big deal but the three-part which sounds a little page. individual choices matter. not just because i like choice. when government argue more. we become right believe

challenging yourself and if you happen to capture your feat on camera, we can all experience the secondhandh. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> revolutionary. rebellious. radical. fighting for freedom. demanding action. >> we're dying. the city is dying. >> and making their voices heard. >> kill the bill. >> we're using our sex as weapon. >> indelible images of ordinary people seizing the moment. >> it was an amazing act of protest by one single individual. >> and refusing to back down.

>>reporter: the exchange says secondhand electronic. they too suffer damage. >> not really helping the protest at all. it's more like hurting our businesses and sitting back our community. >>reporter: despite the people detained nobody arrested for vandalism. in san francisco, lee ann, abc 7 news. >> if students walk out of class as part of continuing national demonstration over the michael brown killing in ferguson. sky 7 hd shows the group gathering on campus. they marched in palo alto 0and tied up traffic near el camino real. police say demonstration was peaceful. >>> new at 9:00. uc berkeley police believe they have captured the men suspected of robbing and kidnapping a couple early thanksgiving morning. the victim said they were enjoying the view from the turn out on grizzly peak boulevard when 3 men confronted them. 2 men carried hand guns. couple had no money so one man forced them to drive to atm and withdraw cash. investigators believe the suspect might be tied to other crimes in the area. >> firefighters is recovering after de

challenging yourself and if you happen to capture your feat on camera, we can all experience the secondhandi'm contessa brewer. that's all for this edition of "caught on camera." >>> horrifying accidents. >> one scream rose above the rest, a real scream of terror. >> brutal beatings. >> i was saying oh, my god. oh, my god. i can remember doing that all the way. >> terrifying moments. >> i just waved my hands back and forth. >> in the face of danger. >> we all figured something is happening. we have to do something. they didn't stand silently by. >> i'm a mother. that's my instinct. >> instead, they placed themselves in harm's way. >> just wanted the baby to be

daily communeicant for parochial school, if you went away and experienced about participating in secondhandrrendous stories of sexual abuse by priests, then suddenly pope frances arrives on the scene. he brings you back to your roots the least among us, things that we're focused on in my childhood and then he says the astounding thing that. >> right. >> we mentioned from the beginning when it comes to same-sex marriage, who am i to judge? this is a remarkable man and a remarkable leader of the church. >> it's a remarkable shift in tone, too. church teaching has not changed, the tone, the approach, his attitude towards people, i think who am i to judge a lot of people, dismiss that as unimportant. i think it was very important and marked a water shed by a lot of people who felt judge and feel very welcome. >> then you get his spec actions with other cardinals, cardinal burke, cardinal raymond burke, very conservative. opposed the pope verbally, vocally, a head of the vatican supreme court. gone. >> 83, he is not afraid to make changes. a friend of mine that knows him, says the man is not afr

recall does not apply to cars you may have purchased new, any car if you own it, even if it's bought secondhand to that service department, and you say i want my car serviced with this recall, and i want it done quickly. that's your right. gerri: it may be my right, but takata may not have the airbag i need, isn't that the truth? this company is struggling under the weight of multiple investigations, some of them are criminal, and getting that new airbag may be very difficult. should people disable their existing airbags? >> yeah. unfortunately, that's a terrible idea. no, you don't want to disable the airbag that you have, but you do want to be proactive with your selling dealership, and you're right, takata's market cap is about half of what it was a year ago because of the pressure you described. other airbag makers are trying to ramp up production to provide replacement parts. gerri: what can nhtsa do next? the reality is that, basically, a japanese company has said we don't want to do a nationwide recall. >> congress is not going to tolerate that. these guys have made a lot of money on ame

if this were something we were reading about with secondhand accounts, i don't think the effect wouldve been as great. eric garner may have lost his life. but i think a lot of people will benefit from this tragedy. >> i must say garner's family doesn't believe that. we got fresh sound from eric garner's mother about body cameras. let's listen. >> they had a video that represents a body camera. it did nothing. try something else. >> so paul, i'll throw that to you. so pictures sometimes don't tell the whole story. so what can we trust as citizens when we see these things? >> it's a good point. the problem with pictures is the angle in which the picture is taken. i watched commissioner bratton yesterday discussing this issue. if you had multiple cameras filming what went down, maybe you would have a different result. the officer that applied the choke hold said it wasn't a choke hold. i was putting him in a headlock to try to force him to the ground. we only had one angle to slow of that taken by a bystander. if all the police officers in the encounter were wearing body cameras, maybe a

front of the store's been taken over by i don't know what, a jewelry store, and it looks like a secondhandthing store. it is unique. i'll give her that. but i'm not so sure it's a good thing. how are you doing? i'm marcus. carolyn: how are you? nice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. you're carolyn? carolyn: i am carolyn. lemonis: i mean, i have to tell you, there is a lot going on in here. do you feel like you have to have all of this? carolyn: women love to come in and do one-stop shopping. so i have boutiques in my locations. i have jewelry concessions in the location. lemonis: this isn't the only salon that i've ever seen with retail products up front, but this is ridiculous. to use your prime real estate to sell something other than your own hair-care products? big mistake. what percentage of your total comes from selling products? carolyn: 5%. lemonis: and how are your margins? carolyn: buy it for $5, you sell it for $10. lemonis: not bad margins. carolyn: that's why i started my own product line. i came up with my own name, my own brand. this is a normal to dry shampoo. lemonis

avery coop was involved with smoking cessation of a big level, the first person to talk about secondhandolved with hiv, richard, ramona under george w. bush was the owners, a physician, was in the military, a vice admiral in the public health service corps. it seems to be you should have a military background before you are the surgeon general. not talking about banning guns. i don't see that as the purpose of a physician. "imus in the morning" when you raise a lot of money for president obama and now he is the surgeon general undermining the office. >> agree with you. let's just hope what he is saying is true which he will fight obesity because that is what we need him to do, not guns but obesity. that is the biggest epidemic. stuart: dr. mark siegel, thank you very much indeed. up next the christmas gift of the year, my ties. we are asking for the questions giving three of my ties to some lucky "varney and company" fan. we have another trivia question and another chance to win after the break. ♪ here's a question for you: as nations develop over the next 25 years, the world will have a

i have lots of things secondhand. stuart: would you describe yourself as thrifty?dea of rift among young people. >> i would describe myself as an adventure seeker. going to ikea seems pretty boring to me. stuart: you did this because you are very green. you are very worried about climate change and you do not want to worry about a lot of stuff. you conserve as much as you can and that allowed you to save as much money as you could. you are a greeny. >> i would not say that. i am not one of the crazy ones. i do really value my planet and my home. i value the life of living simply to be able to give more generously. stuart: we appreciate what you are doing. we are glad to have you on the show today. thank you for joining us. thank you. the dow is down. more varney and company in just a moment. ♪. stuart: mcdonald's crushes the $8 price point for hamburger, you are starting to compete with full-service restaurants. it is not fast food anymore. stuart: they got that right. the problem mcdonald's is faced with. now, here is deirdre bolton. deirdre: thank you so much. a

sometimes that will be secondhand, but we have to do it.ut that accountability, we cannot get the truth. finally, we still have european prisoners in prison today who are innocent and should be free. that is why this is such a vital and important issue and all parliamentarians should be representing them if nothing else. >> thank you. >> one minute. >> as a long-standing member, like all of us here, i am appalled and disgusted about what has happened -- what has been admitted by the united states. i would like to remind you that it was the americans themselves who actually brought this to light, the senate. and there, as here, there are critical discussions of what was done by previous u.s. governments. now, we are taking this up with the americans once again, and i would be delighted to be able to discuss what the russian secret services are up to. that has been lacking. as co-author of the report on the human rights situation over the last year, it struck me that we do not look at these kinds of things, most of which tend to be done by th

but there is no good data showing secondhand smoke kills people.ve some bars? in 22 states, no bars. it used to be no smoking sections. now nowhere can a smoker gather with people. >> right. now they say the -- you're saying if i'm a business owner, whether i like smoking or not, if i think i can make a profit by having a smoking restaurant, i should be able to have it. >> it's your property, yeah, why can't you? what happened to freedom? >> let's talk about something else. churches wanted to hand out turkeys. it's something they've commonly done. what happened? >> in many cases, the regulators say you can't give these to homeless people. you need a commercial kitchen or you can't do it in this neighborhood. they arrested some people in fort lauder dale, florida, for giving food to the homeless. >> this is an example your heart is in the right place, but you should have the freedom to be able to do these things to make your own choices. >> right. that example is my least good example because there is a public square and the homeless were gathering