max jets a month to prevent hardship for its suppliers and layoffs for its workers. the company stock price closed down on monday. you will see that boeing production stop in gdp numbers. it once was, as goes gm, so goes the nation. is it, as goes boeing, so goes the nation? all of the suppliers impacted across the country. lawmakers are agreeing to ban the sale of welcome tobaccos to anyone under 21. the plan repeals three health care taxes that were supposed to pay for the affordable care act. the medical device tax, the health insurance tax, and the cadillac tax on high-cost employer plans. for the first time in decades, the spending also includes $25 million for gun violence
at least 13 people have died. our dr. sanjay gupta is taking a look at what is the root of all of this. sanjay, good morning. good morning erica. the mystery illness you are talking about still being investigated and the concerns of the uptake of youths vaping. how big of a concern is that? where do vaping start? we decide to investigate. last week lawmakers had some tough questions for the fda. clearly massive regulatory failure that allowed for this to happen. speaking of epidemic of youths using e-cigarettes. could we have predicted this problem? i think we could have. i think we could have helped to prevent it. dr. michael segall have been receiving tobaccos for the next
a way to move people who were addicted to cigarettes off of combustible tobacco, as it s known. secretary of health and human services alex azar said those products may be allowed back on the market but only with fda approval. he said if he picks up any signs that young people are moving from these flavored tobaccos to regular tobacco flavored vaping products or that these e-cigarette companies or in any way trying to market tobacco flavored products young people, he can take enforcement action against them as well. the e-cigarette industry on notice here. the white house and does not want those products marketed to children and is willing to take pretty significant actions to keep that from happening. shep. shepard: more on this in a moment but the president spoke on a number of topics today, one of them was the leading of the white house by john bolton. the president said we had a pretty good relationship over
we all have i think the charges were we ve had eight years of propaganda media from the right making this a much bigger issue than it is. the fact of the matter is people who are not here legally have lower crime rates than people who are born here. they pay $80,000 in tobaccos good place to start. the good reason it s kept you apart that you re over there and you re over there. it s we will take a shore break. coming up is donald trump really the greatest american president in the first six months of his term ever? he says he is. we ll be back. plashing! wait so you got rid of verizon, just like that? uh-huh. i switched to t-mobile, kept my phone-everything on it- -oh, they even paid it off! wow! yeah. it s nice that every bad decision doesn t have to be permenant!
as sanders falls further behind, he s unleashing his strongest tobaccos yet on clinton, challenging her shifting views on trade, gay marriage, the iraq war and other issues. here he was on the today show just this morning. i have from almost day one in the congress, known that our trade policies have been a disaster for american workers. we have lost millions of decent-paying jobs. but the subtex is that hillary clinton hasn t picked up that fight where you have. well, let me just say this. let me put it this way. i am delighted that in the last couple of months, hillary clinton has come on board positions i have held for many, many years, on trade, on the keystone pipeline. if you are serious about climate change, you never support the transportation of some of the dirtiest fuel on earth. i m glad that hillary clinton is moving in my direction. well, meanwhile, hillary clinton got an important endorsement today. senator sherrod brown of ohio, one of the most prominent