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cash and provide 20 million dollars worth of the overdose reversal drug narcan, a spokesperson with teva did not admit wrongdoing by the company, but did say the settlement is a step forward and getting lifesaving treatments to people suffering from drug addiction. walgreens is also a defendant in this case and closing arguments against them happened on tuesday. now to the washburn fire burning in yosemite national park. more than 1000 firefighters now battling that blaze despite the growth of the fire, experts say there is a glimmer of hope for the giant sequoias that lie in the fire's path. ecologists say they believe the 2000 year old trees will survive. crews installed sprinkler systems in the mariposa grove area to keep the trees moist. meantime, smoke continues to pour out of the national park, reaching up to us in the bay area, triggering air quality advisories at last check. the fire scorched more than 3700 acres containment now at 17%. let's talk bit about the impacts on our air quality from that washburn fire. taking a live look now at sfo a bit. overcast and cloudy out agree.

teva pharmaceuticals is one of the biggest manufacturers of generic opioids. the payout to be made over 13 years could resolve thousands of lawsuits. >>> now to former president trump facing growing scrutiny over the attack on the capitol. the justice department is reportedly investigating trump's actions as part of its criminal probe. it comes as he returned to washington for the first time since leaving office. let's get right to jay o'brien this morning who joins us from washington, d.c. jay, good morning. >> reporter: andrew, good morning. both former president trump and his vice president spoke in d.c. yesterday at separate events, trump referencing law and order also discussing his election lies, pence urging the republican party to move forward, all as investigations intensify into the former president's attempts to overturn the 2020 election. this morning, "the washington post" reporting that the department of justice is investigating former president donald trump's actions as part of their widening criminal probe into the january 6th capitol attack an

s. opioid epidemic if it is finalized. teva will be the latest company to reach sacrament, but the agreement also means the company doesn't have to admit it. did anything wrong. opioids have killed more than 500000 people in the u. s. during the past 2 decades, kenyans will head to the polls in the next 2 weeks to vote for their next president . the television debate has been held in the capital, nairobi, but only half the candidates took part. marco web has the story. deputy president william retail wants to be kenya's next president. his main rival in the upcoming election riley wrote dinner, didn't show up for the presidential candidate debate. opinion polls show rayleigh has a lead over rito, but there still enough undecided voters to swing it. but if any impulse give him a small lead, the opinion polls are opinion poll, we are here. the 9th of august is around the corner on there. do not trust the opinion polls because sometimes destitute and dropped up to speed up up to not a for candidates running. the main contenders, retail and railer lamented debate with each other. politicians in

if the deals finalized, teva would be one of several large companies to reach a settlement. the agreement means the company doesn't have to admit it, did anything wrong. opioids have killed more than 500000 people in the u. s. during the past 2 decades, the office of iowa attorney general tom miller has been directly involved in the negotiations and he says the us food and drug administration could have a case to answer. i think some really serious question should be asked to be update concerning this you know, basically what happened is in 1996 opioids were used properly in the medical profession. they were used as the pain remedy of last resort. they were, they were given with enormous amount of, of fear and respect because of the addiction and produce pharma withheld from others. really, you know, convinced the, the medical profession otherwise through various means and programs and foundations . ah, that 10 years later, opiates was one of the under many tools for pain medication from bay and pain management. it was not given with respect and concern about addiction. ah,

opioid makers, allergen and teva have agreed to pay millions of dollars to settle a federal lawsuit brought by the city of san francisco. under that settlement, announced just today, the drug makers will pay san francisco $34 million in cash. and provide $20 million worth of narcan, according to city attorney david chiu, the drug industry fueled and overdose and addiction surge in san francisco that created a public nuisance. the san francisco case is one of only a handful against companies over the opioid epidemic that have gone to trial. the senate judiciary care kicked off a series of hearings today on abortion policy. democratic leaders say they will implement a federal statutory right to abortion but did not expand on how this would happen and warned that state bans could spread. you're proposing bills that will turn their state borders and the checkpoint charlie's patients seeking abortions in our state a number of other senate committees are also planning hearings on abortion access in the coming days as president biden faces growing pressure to declare a public health emergency. in

but it's not admitting blame if the deals finalized. teva would be the latest major's company to reach a settlement over the crisis. opioids have killed more than 500000 people in the u . s. in the past 20 years. germany's national airline loved dancers as it's canceling more than a 1000 flights because of a one day strike by its ground crew. it's one of the world's biggest carriers and he says this is going to affect about a $130000.00 passengers. labor union. verde is demanding a pay increase for around $20000.00 workers. it says a pay hike offered by lufthansa. wasn't enough. 12 civilians and 3 peacekeepers have been killed during violence at a un base in democratic republic of congo. it happened on the 2nd day of rioting in the eastern city of goma, demonstrators, se peacekeepers of not protected them from attacks by on groups. those are the headlines coming out next to know the 0 inside story. goodbye. talk to al jazeera, we ask, can you be more specific, how many folks are you asking for? and what kind of military equipment we listen, asked the people of cuba in the street. if th

following mass protest is really drug manufacturer. teva has agreed to pay more than $4000000000.00 for its role in the us opioid epidemic. if the deal is finalized, however, would be the latest company to reach a settlement, but the agreement also means the company doesn't have to admit it. did anything wrong? a p o it's of kill more than 500000 people in the u. s. during the past 2 decades, the office of iowa attorney general tom miller has been directly involved in the negotiations and he says, the suite and drug administration could case to answer. i think some really serious questions should be asked of, of the f d. a concerning this you know, basically what happened is in 1996 opioids were used properly in the medical profession. they were used as the pain remedy of last resort. they were, they were given with enormous amount of, of fear and respect because because of the addiction and for new pharma with help from others, i really convinced the, the medical profession otherwise, through various means and programs and foundations. ah, that 10 years later, opiates was one of the ma

the shairlds to approve to sale to musk despite his planning to move out of the deal >>> shares of tevaropping. under the deal, the israeli drugmaker will pay more than $3 million over the next 13 years to states and local governments. also it will supply its own version of an overdose reversal drug over ten years. you can see that stock trading up at 16% in the early hours >> president biden and chinese president xi jinping are set to speak tomorrow amid simmering tensions over trade in taiwan. it will mark the first conversation between the two leaders since march. it comes as biden waves lifting of tariffs and house speaker nancy pelosi is considering a possible trip to taiwan. brian? >> contessa, thank you very much we'll see you in a bit. >>> big tech is front and center during the busiest week of earnings season. this morning shares of google parent alphabet and microsoft are both higher ahead of the open despite some big quarterly misses and sales growth slowdowns, but we're not anywhere close to being done yet, investors bracing for results out of meta, facebook's parent, apple,

teva will pay 54 million dollars to the city.a major settlement accusing the companies of fueling drug addiction and overdoses. san francisco experienced a 500% increase in opioid deaths between 2015 2020. i spoke with the city attorney just yesterday. and here's part of our conversation. >> we've had more san franciscans die on the streets of san francisco in the last 2 years and died from covid-19. and this is spent just devastating set of tragedies. but one that have been caused by the actions of these again said jessica. >> 34 million dollars of the incoming funds will go to the city's department of public health for addiction prevention services. 20 million will be used to buy nor can the overdose reversal drug walgreens is the remaining defendant in this lawsuit and they have yet to settle with the city. but the city attorney tells me he expects a response from walgreens in the coming weeks. people want to get the monkey pox vaccine in santa clara county will have to be invited kron four's justin campbell explains. >> i thi

teva pharmaceuticals, based in israel, produced more prescription opioids than johnson and johnson and purdue pharma at the height of the epidemic. the deal is worth almost $4.3 billion. russia says it will officially withdraw from the international space station. the country's space chief says moscow will focus on building its own orbiting outpost instead. today's announcement had been expected, with tensions running high over the war in ukraine. >> as you know, we are working within the framework of inteational cooperation on the international space station. of course, we will fulfill all our obligations to our partner, but the decision to leave after 2024 has been taken. nicole: we will take a closer look at the implications of all this, later in the program. today the european union agreed to ration natural gas this winter. the decision comes a day after russian energy giant gazprom cut the gas flow through the nord stream 1 pipeline to 20 percent capacity. germany's economic minister said the eu bloc will not bow to pressure. >> we have now seen it very clearly that the strategy i

the lawsuit claimed that walgreens along with allegan and teva just spent too many opioids without propernd did not report suspicious orders. a drug overdose deaths have surged all over the country, including san francisco mayor london breed finally declared a state of emergency last year and the tenderloin citing the high concentration of drug dealing and public drug use. the san francisco case is one of only a handful of government claims against companies regarding the opioid epidemic that have gone to trial. coming up in sports, the warriors and youngsters take center stage in vegas time a fair in nba summer league action. >> kylen mills has highlights from warriors. celtics coming from warriors. celtics coming up in s i was injured in a car crash. from warriors. celtics coming up in s i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could

mr trump if it determines that he tampered with a congressional witness, opioid makers allergen and tevae agreed to pay millions of dollars to settle a federal lawsuit brought by the city of san francisco. under that settlement, announced today the drug makers will pay san francisco $34 million in cash and provide $20 million worth of narcan, according to city attorney david chiu. the drug industry fueled an overdose and addiction surge in san francisco , they created a public nuisance. the san francisco case is one of only a handful against companies over the opioid epidemic that have gone to trial judge has ordered the state housing department to stop denying applications for covid-19 related rent relief. this follows a lawsuit by tenants advocates who argue the state has unfairly kept money from low income renters. ktvu investigative reporter. brooks jarocz has the new details. it's a decision that could affect tens of thousands of california covid-19 rent relief applicants. a judge has ordered the department of housing and community development to immediately stop denying application

city attorney's office announcing a major development in a lawsuit against opioid makers allergan and teval pay 54 million dollars to the city of san francisco settling a lawsuit alleging the company's fuel drug addiction and overdoses. a city the city saw a 500% increase in opioid deaths between 2015 2020. pretty shocking numbers. there. joining me now to talk about this is city attorney david chiu. thank you so much for being here with us today. of course. thanks for having me on. david, your team's been working on this case since 2018? why go after these companies? and what's the role you believe they played in exacerbating the opioid issue? >> so in our we have provided evidence that these corporate were involved and significantly exacerbating our opioid crisis. that that what these companies did was they flooded san francisco with literally millions upon millions of prescription pain pills that led to a dramatic increase in addictions. overdoses overdose deaths and also led to the illegal market when it comes to drugs like heroin and street fentanyl. >> and we know that walgreens is s

opioid makers, allergen and teva have agreed to pay millions of dollars to settle a federal lawsuit brought by the city of san francisco. under the settlement announced today, the drug makers will pay san francisco $34 million in cash and provide $20 million worth of narcan, according to city attorney david chiu. the drug industry fueled an overdose and addiction surge in san francisco that created a public nuisance. the san francisco case is one of only a handful against companies over the opioid epidemic that have gone to trial. new details. now investigators in contra costa county say a teenager suspected in an armed robbery at a grocery store parking lot is linked to another similar crime. 18 year old leon fountain of anti r pleaded not guilty to charges of armed robbery outside the trader joe's store in danville on july 1st. prosecutors say fountain also entered a not guilty plea to a robbery just one week prior in walnut creek, they say fountain and a minor used an illegal ar 15 style rifle and other guns to steal people's rolex watches. san francisco leaders today called on the feder

there's teva pharmaceuticals that company has reached a settlement over the alleged role in the opioidsis the stock is now positive on the year, up 21% today let's start with the two big tech names, missing both on the tom and bottom lines microsoft reporting the slowest earnings growth in about two years. alphabet hit by an overall slowdown in ad sales, but missing by a narrower margin joining us is morgan stanley morganwise, and evan kessler gentlemen, good more, thanks to both of you for being here keith, i'll start with on you microsoft. it seems like the double-digit growth in the forecast is what turned the stock around. what is happening with the underlying momentum for close and enterprise spending? >> thank you for having me if you look at microsoft's q4 they aren't strong where it mattered this is the longer-term commitments. that gives microsoft a lot of credibility for double-digit growth that's what they're buying into. microsoft will be able to sustain that commercial side of their business better than expected, and buttressing that, the cfo and management team are suppor

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do it from the teva perspective. i don't know the details, but how else do you do it?ichael keaton's available. >> i don't know if there's a second season. >> why you just heard -- >> i heard. >> you'd settle for $4 billion if there's not enough info or enough evidence to have the -- >> well, do you settle for $4.25 billion with an admission of no wrongdoing that could be the other sequel. >> no one would settle for $4 billion out of admission or denial of guilt. $4 billion that sort of guilt >>> streaming service hulu is in hot water with democratic organizations who are accusing it of censorship after it rejected ads on abortion and guns sarah fisher tells us she can break some news. what's happening in. >> prior to today, hulu could only accept ads for candidates but moving forward, hulu will accept issue adds. it brings hulu to parity with the same policies that disney uses to govern its cable get works as well as espn plus the reason they're making this change they say, they told me is because they've owned hulu, most of it now for a few years. i think what's happ

young conservatives in a teva conference shows trump mr. desantis by a wide margin.hat's looking there at the early jockey in between ron desantis supporters and trump supporters. robert, cedar city, utah, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have to agree with previous callers. the fellow from michigan and the lady from philadelphia. our country is just so torn apart and i feel we are on the verge of civil war. i would vote for donald trump but i'm afraid that garland is going to bring charges against him and that's going to tear the country apart. i just, our country needs to be healed. biden ran on uniting the country and he sold that bag of good. -- goods. this country is more divided than even before trump. it started with obama. the fellow from michigan talking about kids and grandkids. what we are leaving to them is a worry. i like this and test but trump is just not going to let it -- i like ron desantis but trump is not going to let it happen. lynn cheney, her dad, if anybody should be prosecuted, people forget about that, weapons of mass de