portfolio of products, some of the which no no tobacco, like the one that was recently authorized by the u.s. fdarcialization. we also have what is more known to the public that is even a. products. and we have the latest technology development in this domain. we also have products that have pure nicotine because we believed to convince the people who smoke today to switch out of cigarettes, you need to offer them a variety of products and they need taste and satisfaction that cigarettes are. gerry: do you use any of their products? be yet. >> yes since we developed it before was commercialized, yes. jack: so ... cigarette use is in decline with these others are in growth mode, how do you manage that as a business? >> well first of all as a company, we decided to do it as one company and not separate units. so we did not create a unit that is different to commercialize the. [inaudible] but we said because they want to replace cigarettes we will do it as one entity. and at the same time, we clearly focus the organization on the new products by real callie new resources from cigarettes to these. an

onbegin with the band flavored vaping products issued by the u.s. fda. ds of all flavored vaping pods will be restricted. today the defense secretary says the united states has indications there may be more iranian attacks. u.s. willppens, the take preemptive action. after an iraqiys militia attempted to break into the u.s. embassy in baghdad. in france, strikes marking the 29th straight day, the longest walk out in the country's history. the protest against the government pension plans are crippling transit services. the french president maintains his commitment to the pension overhaul, but urges the government to find a compromise with unions. in austria, the conservative leader says his party's coalition offers the best of both worlds and will allow both partners to keep their election promises. after a hiatus, he is set to return to power as austria's chancellor. for the first time that green party will join the government. his previous coalition government was the far-right freedom party and it collapsed. global news 24 hours a day on air and at tict

portfolio of products, some of the which no no tobacco, like the one that was recently authorized by the u.s. fdao have what is more known to the public that is even a. products. and we have the latest technology development in this domain. we also have products that have pure nicotine because we believed to convince the people who smoke today to switch out of cigarettes, you need to offer them a variety of products and they need taste and satisfaction that cigarettes are. gerry: do you use any of their products? be yet. >> yes since we developed it before was commercialized, yes. jack: so ... cigarette use is in decline with these others are in growth mode, how do you manage that as a business? >> well first of all as a company, we decided to do it as one company and not separate units. so we did not create a unit that is different to commercialize the. [inaudible] but we said because they want to replace cigarettes we will do it as one entity. and at the same time, we clearly focus the organization on the new products by real callie new resources from cigarettes to these. and if i can give you

that one company i cover, they have the first ever drug developed by a chinese company getting a u.s. fdal and usedrug is an inhibitor for six types of non-hodgkin's lymphoma treatment. that is exciting for chinese drug industry. another trial going global. --ena: in which areas are to chinese drug trials most promising when it come paris other developed countries? -- comes to other developed countries? definitely cancer. this was driven by a lot of science breakthroughs. going to survive and live longer if i get diagnosed with cancer. followingmilarly global trends. another fundamental change, the chinese regulatory and global a review pathway for cancer drug stem reach the market -- drugs to reach the market sooner. david: kids, that is not a good reason to continue smoking. >> absolutely. prevention is the key. i guess a lot of people are wondering, because the last couple months have seen breakthroughs here and there. we will get to the alzheimer's drug in a moment. is that a function of time that they have been investing in this space, or is there anything in particular that changed

u.s. taiwan fda.e have not seen taiwan find any new trade agreement support since joe was in power. >> thank you good morning. their anti- class their past earlier in january. share your offering observations on what can impact occurred to taiwan's politics. especially in what he calls additional fractures. in late impact chinese parties operations in taiwan. >> their anti- act for enforcement. does anyone want to take their question. >> i would like to know you had tuesday on this. >> i think that went out getting into their substance of their legislation some.i haven't, i think there our in terms of their opposition of their party that legislation would target such as exchanges that it considers to be legitimate exchanges. however, dubious activities may be, i think their key will be enforcement. if any legislation and so it appears that leaves from public reporting that the legislation that will at least provide more enforcement mechanisms. in center interns my facing fines and even imprisonment. t

the fda in the u.s. is trying to combat underage vaping by banning the use of popular flavors in e-cigarettes. the new rules only app to one type of nicotine delivery system. that is siing seen as a ificant concession to the e-cigarette industry. arflavored e-ctes are very popular with teenagers, and many parents are concerned about the impact of these products cour have on thei children's health. the trump administration has banned the kid friendly mint and fruit flavors in cartridge lle-cigarettes, but witill allow them to be sold via tank vaping systems found in vape shops. >> this policy was dictated by thend e-cigarettetry. laura: then does not restrict the sale of tobacco-flavored and menthol cartridges e-ctes. president trump has always been clear about his goals. pres. trump: we have to protect our families. at t same time, it is a big industry and we want to protect the industry. laura: while its unclear what the long-term affects of vaping are, there are worries about the impact on the lungs of

the fda in the u.s. is trying to combat undera vaping by banning the use of popular flavors in e-cigarettes. the new rules only apply to one type of nicotine delivery system. that is being seen as a significant concession to the e-cigarette industry. flavored e-cigarettes are very popular with teenagers, and many parents are concerned about the impact of these products could have on their children's health. the trump administration has banned the kid friendly mint and fruit flavors in cartridge e-cigarettes, but will still allow them to be sold via tank vaping systems found in vape shops. >>li this po was dictated by the e-cigarette industry. laura: then does not resict the sale of tobacco-flavored and menthol cartridges e-cigarettes. president trump has always been clear about his goals. pres. trump: we have to protect our families. at the same time, it is a big industry and we want to protect the industry. laura: while its unclear what the long-term affects of vaping are, there are worries about the im

saying tobacco companies should be excluded. >> you got the seal of approval from the fda which was a big step in the u.su say to people who read all of the negative stories around juul, the deaths, the crisis we have with teen vaping in the u.s i think that's the same problem. >> not at all. first of all, under the fda authorization is very much regulated. so it's marketing for authorization is very clearly defined and has to be interaction constantly with the agency and at the same time measuring if we are progressing with the adult smokers but also measuring if there is any impact on unintended audiences in particular teenagers and if we look at iqos worldwide it's in 52 markets we don't have an issue like this because we make sure teenagers cannot buy our products. >> much more to come as well tomorrow up next netflix shares volatile in after hours trading following weak subscriber guidance up next we'll find out if investors should be worried about increasing competition later on "closing bell". listening and observing are critical skills for scientists at 3m. one of the products i helped develop wa

u.s. embassy urging americans to evacuate. our crew there on the ground. >>> vaping crackdown. fle fda banning most kinds of

enbrel fda approved for over 20 years. >> melissa: the u.s. strike that took out tehran's top military general highlighting the stark contrast between president trump and his predecessor. mike pompeo criticizing the obama administration's approach. >> we took a very different approach. we didn't say cash to the iranians, we didn't pay for hostages. we didn't create a deal which would have given them a clear pathway to a nuclear weapon. we taken a different approach, when we ultimately will lead to success and stability in the middle east. >> melissa: and opinion editor of "the washington times" writing "this in the white house of barack obama's days. under this administration at the american interests that come first." about former obama advisor ben rose calls the decision dangerous. "there are real world consequences for having trump as president. they are becoming increasingly clear and he is the one who was going to have to navigate incredibly complicated and dangerous messes of his own creation. this is not reality tv." let's bring in our

u.s. embassy urging americans to evacuate. our crew there on the ground. >>> vaping crackdown. the fda banning most kinds of flavored e-cigarette pods. health groups blasting the trump administration for scaling back plans. >>> chilling home surveillance showing an alleged kidnapping at the front door. a woman running up to the house, attacked by a man as she pleads for help. what police are now saying. >>> the suv speeding over the edge of a cliff. dashcam video showing the moment it launches into the air. the mystery now as rescuers try to find the driver and the vehicle. >>> and the abc news exclusive. michael strahan with "jeopardy!" host alex trebek and his wife by his side. his frank struggle about staying positive, keeping a sense of humor, and why he doesn't want to miss a day of work. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm whit johnson, in for david tonight. we begin with breaking news from iraq. reports of a missile strike at the baghdad international airport. those reports claiming there are civilian casualties. it comes amid that showdown with iran. president trump bl

bottom line even the u.s., i will finish this, fda says, no. and misleading said this was potentially cancer-causing. stuart: okay. just walk into the future, just a couple weeks, maybe a couple months. ashley: all right. stuart: the lawyers will come on strong. ashley: oh, yes. stuart: find somebody says you didn't warn me. you warning me now, you didn't warn me then? i'm aprevioused. pay me. ashley: like the roundup story. susan: what about a those allergic to eye ibuprofen? i'm a need to take acetaminophen. stuart: what about a new iphone? why do they want a cheaper iphone? >> everyone is expecting it because they want to sell more iphones in developing countries like india, like china where they're losing to cheaper domestic players. so we're looking at this possible new introduction in spring of this year, that is what is expected according to bloomberg. they have sent out the production contract to some suppliers acrosstie juan. this will look like an iphone 8 of 2017. 4.7-inch screen. don't have biometrics, more touch i.d. that retailers

. >> the fda says manufacturers will have 30 days to stop making and selling these products once the policy is published. >>> a growing number of u.s. law enforcement agencies are using dna evidence to solve crimes. some privacy groups in california and across the country say this use of dna in criminal investigations could be trampling on the rights of many innocent americans. now state lawmakers in utah are considering a law that would impose major restrictions on the use of dna evidence. >> the bill would prohibit mass searching of dna databases of thousands or even millions of innocent individuals of that personal dna information. >> if law enforcement wants to search the dna, then they should have some kind of suspect in mind. >> the utah legislation would likely have a major impact on cold cases where police have a dna sample without a suspect in custody. most u.s. law enforcement groups opposed the utah proposal saying dna evidence has become a powerful crime- fighting tool. >>> president trump signed a bill into law today targeting phone calls most americans love to hate. it is the first major law cracking down on robocalls

fda approves the peanut allergy treatment up 9.5%. this is the first for this allergy to be cleared on the u.s.t, a way to prevent allergic reactions to peanuts. it's not a treatment like the epipen for and flaxis. up now more than 10% for aimmune therapeutics. >> this is the first drug that has been showing much efficacy against the peanut allergy it's up 10% in the after hours. >> on this desk, i know -- my partners at work it seems like one out of every family has a peanut allergy i think this is potentially a huge deal. i'm not claiming to be an expert on this. i have to dig through it but up 10% for a prevalent problem is nothing. >> i'm sorry, b.k. >> up 11% for something with a huge addressable market what steve says, i think there is something that we're missing or the market is just say sleep on this but it seems like a massive market for this drug >> all righty. we got a lot of show left for you. here is what else is coming up in in half hour. >> announcer: the market selloff has shaken more than just stocks we'll break down what the drop in our chart of the week says about where the

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u.s. companies, anywhere on the world, each license recourse applicant to submit a system safety analysis, and ground safety analysis. detailed documents, proves the fda, pretended large every entry, will not pose an under threat to the public. all this way of doing business works well for a few commercial launches a year, the way it used to be, the pace has picked up to the point where it's quickly becoming impractical. in 2018, the faa issued a record 35 launch or reentry licenses, the total this year, but for 2020, we are tough for almost one week, for 52 license activities, and there is reason to believe these numbers will climb, they're currently 11 license based ports, many non traditional locations you may not think about like new mexico, oklahoma in colorado, and a handful more, streamlined launch and reentry licensing requirements on notice, they have pm, is the first step and modernizing access to, space the goal as i think you've heard this morning, it's just simple far as the licensing process enable novel operations and reduce, cost more, example the rules would allow companies to use a single fa license, for multiple launches, from multi

fda commissioner dr. scott gottlieb earlier talking about his biggest worry about the coronavirus here in the u.s.ses fighting over 4,500 if mainland china, how worried should we be about the virus spreading and how soon can a vaccine be ready an infectious disease specialist joins us here onset. thank you for joining us so johnson and johnson's chief scientists said yesterday, they started work a vaccine two weeks ago. when should we expect it to be ready? >> sometimes vaccines can take weeks to months until they're ready. even with the h1n1, we had the vaccine but we didn't know until weeks or months later if it was effective. >> are you of the same view that the diagnostic issue is a point of friction that needs to be solved and can be solved in short order? >> right so currently for diagnosis, samples, blood samples as well as respiratory have to be sent to the cdc so it is not a quick diagnostic turn around if we could have a ram i had test for the flu and other viruses, it would help immensely. >> it sounds great in theory but how feasible is it >> since it is a novel virus, we have to devel

u.s. companies, but the idea that centrale1 banks wi!!have your back. e1t(certainly a theme that we wl watch heading into the new year. <-pbreaking news that we told yu about time to vaping. the fdaporary ban on flavored products in an effort to restrict the use of e-cigarettes by children. e1alex, who leads our coverage, joins us now. htit feels like this is a bit a compromise announcement. maybe you could walk us through what we know at this point. alex:e1 the president has really struggled with this issue. announced whate was going to be a prettyñr broad ban on flavored products. they were going to banq all flavors including menthol. got innservative groups the president's year and told him that if he bannedzv flavord vaping products, he may suffer in the elections next year. xdthat led to a lot of back and forth in the administration. itxd culminated last monthñr wih this extraordinary summit at the white house, trump invited reporters to come into the room and watch the two sidesñr battle it out in front of him. kind of a remarkable scene, from our perspective as journalists. has issued thisó guidance hopingfá to strike a middle ground. ops, which the president was concern

. >> that was former fda commissioner gottlieb talking about concerns in the u.s.la czar under president obama joins us from washington what's your level, ron, about this spreading to the u.s. >> i would say i'm concerned but not fearful. i think, as dr. gottlieb said, we have already seen five cases in the u.s. we'll probably see more 8,000 people arrive in our country every day from china we don't -- i think the most important thing to understand right now is there are a lot of unknowns we really don't know how widespread this is in china. we don't know how effective quarantine measures have been there. we don't know what the mechanism is for transmitting it human-to-human we don't know reports that, in fact, people can spread the disease even though they don't have symptoms. i think there are a lot of unknowns i think we need to be prepared in this country and we need to be ready for it. >> so talk a little bit about that, your time in the obama administration dealing with ebola. what similarities and differences can you tell at this point? >> yes similarities a

the fda cap to the 20 milligrams per milliliter of liquid , a third of your u.s. product. with that cop you still sell a product in the eu and u.k.. >> we do. >> last year israel also cap nicotine content to 20 milligrams per milliliter: the higher nicotine product a grave danger to public health. plus 59 milligram per milliliter product was already on the product -- on the market there. he recalled that product and entered the market in israel with a 20 milligrams per milliliter product. so obviously juul has determined it can still make money selling a product with less dangerous levels. so do you think that at 20 milligrams per milliliter, juul can accomplish the mission of helping smokers to quit cigarettes? >> let me provide a little bit of context. >> if you could answer. concentration that you are talking about was designed to mimic never exceed the curvature -- >> i really just want a clear answer of can you achieve your stated mission of helping adult smokers to quit smoking conventional cigarettes using a 20 milligram per milliliter product? >> we would love to t

u.s. marines fired teargas to disperse the crowd after protesters tried to storm the embassy. in the meantime, secretary of defense mark esper ordered 750 soldiers deployed there immediately starting from retaliation. >>> the fdao ban all flavored e-cigarette except menthol banned. president trump said the government will announce a new strategy to tackle underage vaping soon. >>> overseas, a security scare and rare display of anger from pope francis. the pontiff was greeting visitors in st. peter's square when a woman grabbed his hand and wouldn't release it. a visibly annoyed pope francis slapped the woman's hand and told her to let go of him. his securi >>> happy new year to you. starting out with cloud cover and patchy fog. temperatures today on the mild side. the new year bringing in dry conditions. next chance of rain looking marginal. and it's going to come in late friday into saturday. 62 today in fremont. look for 63 in san jose. santa rosa a mild 64. the accuweather seven-day forecast, maybe some rain friday night. t >>> those are your headlines. back to you in the studio and again happy new year to you all. >> okay, diane, thanks so much. >>> we have your guide to 2020. everything you need to know a

fda considerations. but we have the hearings and meetings with the administration's role in the year and now we should deliver on the u.s. mc which is indisputably valuable to the american people. .. twenty-five aye, three nay the bill is reported. it is a big bipartisan vote that when congress works together in a bipartisan way the american people greatly benefit. i want to thank my colleagues again for working with the trump administration and me and senator wyden and members of our finance committee for their very hard work ranking member wyden and his staff through the whole process and i'm grateful for that cooperation as well. i look forward to a vote on the senate floor hopefully soon for final passage. meeting adjourned. [inaudible conversations]

fda considerations. but we have the hearings and meetings with the administration's role in the year and now we should deliver on the u.s. mc which is indisputably valuable to the american people. .. [rollcall] twenty-five aye, >> when congress works together in a bipartisan way, the american people benefit viewed -- benefit. i want to thank my trade staff for their hard work. widen and his staff has worked with me through the whole process and i'm grateful for that cooperation as well. i look forward to a vote on the senate floor hopefully soon for final passage. meeting adjourned. >> the impeachment of president trump. this week, the house will vote on impeachment managers, sending the articles of impeachment to the senate. follow the process live on c-span, on demand at c-span.org/impeachment, and listen on the free c-span radio app. "q&a." host: part of c-span's road to the white house coverage. we are in iowa, new hampshire, this weekend. coverage onow the the web. we want to in ckth reporters in the early primary caucus states and we want to hear from you, a line set aside for those who live in carolina, iowa, and

fda approved for over 20 years. >> sandra: tensions rising the middle east after u.s. head of iran's elite quds force at a baghdad airport. tehran now vowing harsh retaliation for that attack. the iranian commander's death sparking celebrations in the streets of iraq. trey yingst's live in jordan with the latest. trey? >> sandra, good morning. overnight the american forces, they assassinated the leader of iran's quds force. this is a major escalation as qassem soleimani now dead and others that were killed in the strike, the iranians today vowing to respond to what we know is a drone strike outside of the baghdad international airport, targeting the vehicle that he was in. today iran's supreme leader, the ayatollah khamenei, saying he will have a three-day morning. for the citizens of iran. iranian president hassan rouhani has called it in this crime. protesters gathered in iran, calling on the government to respond to what they are calling a terror attack by the united states, taking out the leader of iran's revolutionary guard and the quds force there. i will pay you

u.s. preventative services task force have not found evidence among adults that these products were for smoking cessation. if they had the evidence they , should take to the fda -- it to the fda so we can evaluate it and we can all make decisions. president trump: wouldn't you say it is a lesser problem than smoking cigarettes? they say that the e-cigarettes you stopped smoking and it is better. you don't think so? >> no, mr. president. nicotine addiction is bad for children's brains. it affects their attention. president trump: how does it compare to normal smoking of cigarettes? >> neither one are good. >> [indiscernible] >> the royal college of physicians, the public health of england, stated -- >> [indiscernible] >> those using these products are not kids who are smokers. they are very often not kids who would have become smokers. so the risk for these kids -- >> [indiscernible] >> with all of the government studies, these are not our figures. >> that is just not accurate. it is less than 1%. most of the kids who tried this product have already tried some other tobacco products. these kids have at risk behaviors. that is why, that is why yes, -- >> [indis

u.s. embassy in iraq. >>> a state of emergency is declared as thousands flee deadly wildfires burning out of control in australia. >>> fight the fires and get people to safety. >> reporter: the fdaparing to ban most flavored e-cigarettes in a major step to fight teen vaping. >> we're going to protect our families. we're going to protect our children. >>> plus, only on "cbs this morning," one of r. kelly's accusers in a new docuseries installment joins us in studio 57. >> i'm finding my strength, and i'm pressing forward with everything i need do. >>> and we find out how negativity can overwhelm you and how you can overcome it. [ scream ] >> where are you? >> in a glass case of emotion. >> good scream always helps. >> it does help. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." happy new year. i'm tony dokoupil here with anthony mason. gayle king is off celebrating the new year still with her family. jericka duncan joins us. >> hello. >> we're going to begin with this -- the new year means the start of a new labor law in california meant to protect more than a million freelance and so-called gig economy workers. they do jobs like petsitting, cleaning, and ride share and delivery driving

u.s. troops are deploying to the middle east after that violent siege. iranian backed protesters firing on bulletproof windows. during two days of explosive protests. >>> new this morning, the fda'sserving but by how many calories are in the entire package. could it change the way you eat? >>> ricki lake posting photos overnight revealing her private 30-year battle with hair loss, something a lot of women can relate to calling it debilitating, embarrassing and lonely. g ying she wanted to start 2020 feelinliberated and free. >>> "gma" exclusive. your first look at u.s. news' list of the best diets of 2020. which ones can kick-start your health. the best for weight loss and what to consider before starting a new lifestyle. dr. ashton breaks them down. >>> here comes wasabi. the pekingese running away with best in show at the american kennel club. now he's here live on "gma." we can't wait to meet wasabi as we say good morning, america. ♪ show him how to do it now >>> you cannot go wrong with peaches and -- >> got you going. >> we are glad you're starting day two of 2020 with us. and as so many people are making resolutions, you're going to meet three incredible women who saw those

fda approval. not too much for the stock, just up 84 cents. harley-davidson is down this morning, they reported earlier, what's the problem. >> revenue down 8.5%. u.stail sales down 3.1%. it's been a tough go for harley-davidson especially in the u.s. the customer is getting older and the tried to reach out to younger cyclist, not working. stu: i used to own a motorcycle. real power. nowadays you would not get me on a motorcycle. [laughter] you can pay me too get on it and i would. a ten year treasury yield. that's in a porn indicator. still way down 1.61%. that means money is still going on pushing the yield down on the price up. price of gold is down $1.80. price and oil, 52.98. down six days in a row. and the price of gas by the way is now back to $2.50 a gallon. the national average. >> down six days in a row. >> missouri you can get a gallon of gas at $2.12. i'm sure we will see some stations in texas in missouri at a dollar .99. >> $2.14 at the costco in delaware. stu: when you walk into costco, do people recognize you? i bet they do. >> on occasion they have. stu: you get mobbed in the costco. [laughter] stu: boeing is reporting earnings bef

fda or the secretary? >> i'm certainly not aware of any>> s instance where that woue the case. >> all right.nited now, continuing, mr. straight, as you know, the u.s. is a part of the united states single f dg convention on narcotics drugs which imposes manufacturing and distributing restrictions on marijuana. some have s cited our involveme in thatat agreement as a potentl eason why the federal government should not lift uring restrictions on marijuana. regarding american domestic manufacturing of research grade cannabis, why is it that other countries who have signed the wl same treaty suchan as canada, israel, ireland, new zealand, australia, the netherlands, have several legal manufacturers of research grade cannabis and uneir products are legally imported to the u.s.,iv but the u.s. has only one, the university of mississippi, as t we've heard earlier? >> so you're precisely right there. is a growing number of countries that have implemented laws in their countries that fully effect wait their requirements,e their obligations under the single convention under narcotic drugs. we have too. and that's the reason why we have the university of mis