shores of lake charm what susie and our site palin though without borders film festival serves up brule charm the cinema is an old bone cast list is a who's who of german film here you get a chance to see these films which you really would like to see but you have not see opportunity i just saw a film that was really moving and the surroundings here are just beautiful surrounding this. because the audience is a super interested even in the seats in the cinema the concentrated and passionate . the location may be it delayed care of the film screening here anything but war migration personal and international crises dominate the screen a selection intended to challenge audiences. here are some of the highlights from this year's program the distant barking of dogs by danish director simon lorraine wilmont the documentary follows a young often in eastern ukraine hardened by life near the front line at a checkout. like t.f. i am the film was presented by the charity save the children currently we have 420000000 children. growing up in a war zone and this experience is exactly what we can see

. >> it's very rare that you will be finding, you know, a scent of creme brulee without it being suspect immediately. or a pronounced scent of strawberry or bubble gum. >> reporter: he says vaping needs to be treated like a crisis. >> we're dealing with another wave of addicts. >> reporter: this, as i said, is the second year of vape school here at north gate high school and it seems to be working. but as offed it, at least one more student here at the high school caught on campus vaping. >>> coming up, a high dollar theft in a bay area lululemon store. >> i'm john rams on where people are celebrating the purchase of land they consider to be a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> plus facebook announces its new video, chat and streaming services. we'll give you the first look at portal tv before it hits the market. >>> new at 6:00, residents of tiny point ray statio celeating a win that may be small in scale, but still hugely important to them. john ramos has the story. >> reporter: the housing crisis is happening everywhere, but in small towns like point reyes station, you can't just solv

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when you make stuff called fruity or creme brulee, are you marketing it towards adults who have smoked their whole lives and want to stop more towards children who haven't picked up the smoking habit but might be good. >> the answer is your marketing to adults, there's no question about that. >> shepard: there is a question about it, with respect. there is a great question about it. the problem is with children. we have a whole generation of kids who realized smoking is nasty and i'm not going to do it and now they are running around in schools all over the country in bathroom where the teachers can't catch them, they are getting addicted to nicotine. do you have a problem being in an industry that addicts children to nicotine. you are. >> that's why we need to put the tools in place to help keep these products away from kids. that's what -- >> shepard: how about the tools that the president said today, banning the flavors because kids like the flavors. is that a good idea? ban them all, including mint. >> i think what you'll see is what the fda -- >> shepard: is it a good idea? >> peo

if you were 16, wouldn't you rather have something that tastes like krcreme brulee?king them, they don't even know there's nicotine in these things. >> can i ask, what is the big deal about nicotine? first of all, first of all, the lasterson diedrom this vaping-related mysterious illness was not a teenager, he was 50 years old. it seems to me the most incredible priority right now is finding out what's killing people, what's making them sick. it seems like it is additives, possibly something to do with cannabis or whatever. that seems to me like the big push the government should be on right there. secondly, though, i keep reading about nicotine, kids accessing nicotine. fine, but they're not smoking cigarettes. it seemed to me a heartbeat ago we were thrilled that people were not smoking. >> everything you just said, extremely smart. let me answer it. let me try. number one, vaping involves heating a liquid. when you heat that liquid, you are putting chemicals into your lungs. even a regular e-cigarette, juul or another e-cigarette, we haven't studied the long-term

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the flavor that's in there so, for example, green would be mint this would be what they call creme brulee state to ban flavored e-cigarettes. >> vaping is dangerous, period. >> reporter: the american vaping association disagrees saying the vaping related illnesses are quote clearly linked to illicit street vapes some e-cigarettes can be modified allowing users to add whatever they want, including thc, and now many of the popular brands have adopted a blend called salt-based nicotine. >> the salt-based nicotine makes it so you don't have as painful of a hit, and so you can inhale it easier, it's less painful and it gets absorbed by the body easier and faster. so basically you're becoming addicted a lot easier. >> reporter: dr. halpern-felsher says that cocktail of chemicals can be a dangerous combination >> the nicotine certainly has you become addicted to it but it's the other chemicals that are going to make you sick >> and here's the other problem, all the counterfeits that are out there. experts say it can be tough to spot the fakes you should only use products if you do vape that come

i was bowled on this because i said a flavor like cotton candy or creme brulee or mango is targeted towardyear-old smoker in my office is not using mango. they are using the cigarette flavored e-cigarettes. >> sandra: we had a user on a program just to get her personal story and she said that's what got her started. we will keep following it. >> this is no cause for any joy, this is a very sad time for our country. the impeachment of a president is a serious as our congressional responsibilities can be and we always have to put country before party. >> john: speaker nancy pelosi stepping up her impeachment by showcasing the trump administration of a cover-up at the highest levels. republican congressman and brad wenstrup was in that hearing and joins us next. >> sandra: and at senator elizabeth warren and presidential candidate firing back at reports that wall street democrats would back president trump over her. moneyman charles payne has something to say about that and he joins us live next hour. >> john: and a super bowl liv has its halftime act. j. lo an and shakira. two superstars sha

applause] >> and then last but not least on my far right, is nick estes, nick is a citizen of the lower brule trikes, assistant professor in the american studies department in the university of new mexico. he co-grounded the revved nation, aen dodge yous resistance organization. for 2017 through 18 he was american democracy fellow at the charles warren center for studies in american history at harvard university. his research engages clonallism and indigenous mysteries with a history of decolonization ex-u.s. imperial rhythm and environmental justice, anti-capitalism and the -- i'm tote live mispronouncing that -- a member of the oak lake writer society a network of indigenous writers committedded to defending and at vaned -- say it for me -- >> sovereignty cultures in history. he is the author of the book our history is the future, standing rock versus the dakota access pipeline and the long tradition of indigenous resistance which place into historical context the movement to stop the dakota access pipeline. the gelledded the fourth coming volume, standing with standing rock, voices from th

flavors, obviously they are marketing to teens if you've got flavors like mango or creme brulee. >> some of this leads to greater addiction. but the purpose for you as a doctor, quick answer on this, is to use the e-cigarettes to get people off of nicotine. that sounds like a contradiction. >> i use e-cigarettes to get people off of cigarettes come off tobacco. they are still made addicted to nicotine after that but tobacco has the tar which leads to lung cancer. it's a faustian deal, if i can at least get them off of cigarettes on to something less dangerous. speed enough last time we will talk about that. thank you so much doctor. >> bill: 11:00 top of a brand-new hour fox news alert. president trump think he will name his fourth national security advisor next week. welcome back to america's newsroom, i'm sandra smith. >> bill: and i'm bill hemmer, good morning to you it is september 11th 2019 today. at least seven people said to be under active consideration by the president after bolton's abrupt departure from the white house. here is the former secretary of state, condoleezz