and around 7—8% of 11-17 tried vaping and around 7—8% of 11—17 —year—olds are vaping ii—i7 —year—oldsarly but i doing it more than once or twice to try it. it has welcomed the bma is adding its voice to calls for the government to get this under control and to introduce the appropriate regulations, particularly to accelerate the process they have already set out in bringing in a tobacco and vapes bill that addresses these problems.— and vapes bill that addresses these problems. very briefly, ou live these problems. very briefly, you give us — these problems. very briefly, you give us the _ these problems. very briefly, you give us the numbers - these problems. very briefly, you give us the numbers in i you give us the numbers in terms of children. that is a big jump in terms of children. that is a bigjump infew terms of children. that is a big jump in few years. yes, there has — big jump in few years. yes, there has been _ big jump in few years. yes, there has been a _ big jump in few years. yes, | there has been a substantial increase, particularly in the last three or four years, wh

flavoured vape.~ ., , ., , , ., , moment. would they vape if they only sold tobacco — moment. would they vape if they only sold tobacco flavour? _ moment. would they vape if they only sold tobacco flavour? not _ moment. would they vape if they only sold tobacco flavour? not a _ moment. would they vape if they only sold tobacco flavour? not a chance. i sold tobacco flavour? not a chance. i would sold tobacco flavour? not a chance. i would still — sold tobacco flavour? not a chance. i would still do _ sold tobacco flavour? not a chance. i would still do it _ sold tobacco flavour? not a chance. i would still do it for _ sold tobacco flavour? not a chance. i would still do it for the _ sold tobacco flavour? not a chance. i would still do it for the rush, - i would still do it for the rush, for the — i would still do it for the rush, for the bus. thank you are addicted to nicotine? — for the bus. thank you are addicted to nicotine? unfortunately. i for the bus. thank you are addicted to nicotine? unfortun

the tobacco and vapes bill will stop vapes from deliberately being branded and advertised to appealet some of the day's other news now. leaders from pacific island states have endorsed a regional policing plan funded by australia. it's aimed at reducing china's growing security presence in the area. training centres will be set up in four countries and officers could be dispatched to parts of the pacific in the event of a crisis. china signed a security pact with solomon islands last year, which has expressed concern about the australian proposals. the united states says a tanker in the red sea which was recently attacked by houthi fighters appears to be leaking oil and could cause an environmental catastrophe. the greek—flagged sounion has been on fire off the coast of yemen since last week. a us spokesman said tugs sent to salvage the vessel had been threatened with violence by the houthis. nfl team owners have voted to allow private equity investment for the first time. the decision marks a significant shift in the way american football is funded, and is likely to put billions of

the tobacco and vapes bill will stop vapes from deliberately being branded and advertised to appeal meeting the german chancellor in berlin. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. the british prime minister has been meeting the german chancellor in berlin. sir keir starmer was welcomed by olaf scholz before holding in a news conference, where he announced a new uk—germany treaty — calling it a �*once in generation chance to deliver for working people.�* both leaders say, they hope to sign it by the end of the year. germany laid out the red carpet for the british prime minister who is heading to paris — for talks with french president, emmanuel macron. our chief political correspondent henry zeffman sent this report. the press conference between sir keir starmer and his german counterpart, olaf scholz, has just broken up after keir starmer�*s first official visit here to germany as prime minister. and the warm words from keir starmer pretty familiar. keir starmer pretty familiar now — reset. that�*s the word he always uses when he meets a european leader. but what i wa

that the tobacco and vapes bill will stop vapes from deliberately being branded and advertised to appeale roberts, bbc news. two men will appear in court today charged with murder and attempted murder after a fire killed a woman and her three children at their home in bradford. 29—year—old bryonie gawith, and her children denisty, 0scar, and aubree, died last wednesday. 44—year—old mohammed shabir and 25—year—old calum sunderland will appear at bradford magistrates�* court later today. all social workers should have mandatory training in how to spot coercive and controlling behaviour — according to the domestic abuse commissioner for england and wales. nicole jacobs made the comments after she was shown evidence from a bbc investigation, which found social work students may not receive specific training on how to detect this kind of abuse. anna collinson reports. he wouldn't like me going out with work colleagues. if i didn't get the housework done, he would ridicule me. it's about controlling every movement of that person's life. it's like a really slow tap dripping. the more you try an

that the tobacco and vapes bill will stop vapes from deliberately being branded and advertised to appealers appears to be leaking oil and could cause an environmental catastrophe. the greek—flagged sounion has been on fire off the coast of yemen since last week. brazilian government officials say they suspect "criminals" are behind a record number of fires which have devastated large swathes of sao paulo state. they claim the blazes are "unusual" due to no recorded lightning strikes or downed high voltage cables. four people have been arrested. two delta air lines workers have been killed and one has been seriously injured after an accident at an airline maintenance facility in atlanta. delta said the injured worker was receiving medical care. the airline said the incident involved wheel components that were being disassembled and were not attached to the aircraft more than 4,000 athletes are in paris for the start of the paralympics. this is a live shot from the capital. there is the arc de triomphe, where we expect the opening ceremony to begin in the evening. as with the olympics, it

well, i think vapes are a great tool for - think vapes are a great tool for smoking — think vapes arethe country. — us. we have seen in schools across the country, in bus stops and town centres. _ the country, in bus stops and town centres, billows of smoke from young people _ centres, billows of smoke from young people consuming vapes, often with hi-h people consuming vapes, often with high levels of nicotine, with parents _ high levels of nicotine, with parents not necessarily aware that that is _ parents not necessarily aware that that is equally as damaging as a cigarette — that is equally as damaging as a cigarette. that is before we talk about _ cigarette. that is before we talk about the — cigarette. that is before we talk about the illegal vapes that we know exist within our country, which contain — exist within our country, which contain drugs which can cause real harm _ contain drugs which can cause real harm to _ contain drugs which can cause real harm to some people. and contain drugs which can cause real harm to some people.— contain drugs which can cause real harm to som

flavoured vape.if they only sold tobacco flavour? not a chance. i don't like the taste of tobacco. even with the flavour being done i would _ even with the flavour being done i would still— even with the flavour being done i would still do it for the rush. are addicted to _ would still do it for the rush. fife: addicted to the would still do it for the rush. fi.e addicted to the nicotine? unfortunately. i don't think it's a matter of the flavour. it might even push kids towards smoking if that's what they decide to do, so perhaps just keep the flavours. the bma says there is no reason for boots to be sold in colourful displays and it wants them in plain packaging behind shop counters. —— there is no reason for vapes to be sold. the vaping industry doesn't want that but agree something needs to be done. when people switch to vaping they want to disassociate themselves from the taste of tobacco, so why do we want anything to be reminding them that they were a smoker every time they vape? we have to make

would you want your children to vape? >>i vape?t be doing, but i would rather that somebody who would be a smoker would be a vaper instead. or if they do smoke that, they try something else. >> public health success story . >> public health success story. almost the only public health success story of the last 20 years has been the reduction in smoking to his credit, actually, tony blair stopping smoking indoors. and then the way that we've gradually made smoking socially unacceptable has been a major public health success, and the uk vaping industry has just come into that fantastic story and ripped it up and just handed children tobacco. sorry, nicotine in another form. and there is no evidence that this will ever stop them smoking. i'm now seeing teenagers starting vaping and then moving to on cigarettes. i just wish the industry marina would be honest about the fact that that is the intention . intention. >> i would disagree with you. i think that there have been a lot of measures put in place that have been very successful, bu

. >> reporter: these are vape sensors installed in other school campuses across the country.ln's are more subtle looking. >> if they're not going to get disciplined for it, they're not going to stop. >> reporter: discipline will be progressive. the first time a student is caught, they will be enrolled into a six-week on-campus substance abuse group. the program has existed for years. >> it's designed to really inform students about the consequences of devices such as e-cigarettes and other types of substances. >> i know a new students that were put into groups after getting caught smoking and honestly, didn't really do anything. >> reporter: if a student continues to get caught vaping on campus, they'll face detention, suspension, and in extreme cases expulsion. >> i think they have to deter them from smoking, yes. >> reporter: trying to put a stop to smoking in school to increase safety. >> enforcement is a little complicated, but might as well give it a try. >> reporter: but will students just get sneakier? >> they're still going to do it, but obviously be more careful abou

the tobacco and vapes bill will stop vapes from deliberately being branded and advertised to appeal bbc news. the national crime agency says the amount of cannabis seized from suitcases at uk airports has tripled in less than a year. since january, more than 370 people have been arrested, and around 15 tonnes of the drug found. officials say overproduction of cannabis in countries where it's been legalised may be behind the rise. a man has appeared in court charged with the attempted murder of a woman at notting hill carnival. police believe the 32—year—old was stabbed after being caught up in a fight between two groups of men. two other men have also been charged with violent disorder and assaulting an emergency worker. police say the woman, who was with her child at the time, is still critically ill in hospital. two more crew members of a luxury yacht that sank off the coast of sicily are now under investigation by italian prosecutors. one of them is the ship's engineer. the captain's role was already being looked into. seven people died when the bayesian capsized in bad weather l

flavoured vape.forthe bus. thank you are addicted to nicotine? unfortunately. i don't think it's a matter of the flavour. it might even push kids towards smoking if that's what they decide to do, so perhaps just keep the flavours. the bma says there is no reason for boots to be sold in colourful displays and it wants them in plain packaging behind shop counters. the vaping industry doesn't want that but agree something needs to be done. when people switch to vaping they want to disassociate themselves from the taste of tobacco so why do we want anything to be reminding them that they were a smoker every time they tried faith? we have to make sure young people conquer these products, and that's where we licensing would be a better strategy. the nhs says vaping is much less harmful than smoking but we don't know enough yet about long—term risks. manchester city council says it will investigate claims some hotels appear to be trying to cash in from the oasis concerts at heaton park. people have reported

and vaping liquids not only from official sellers on the streets of minsk.ttractive. i very often see that in the passages of stores everywhere there are points selling vep, nicotine, everything like that, but i think it’s available. i'm not sure that those who sell via telegram are actually safe. well, there are disposable types and reusable electronic cigarettes, that is , buy a cartridge or liquid. use for a long time, there are different tastes, but buy, well, either in vepas somewhere, or from friends, i like it better because there is no such a pungent smell, and the web at home is more convenient to smoke, it doesn’t stink, the ceilings don’t turn yellow, that’s all, that is, it’s just as convenient thing, but you can’t smoke a cigarette everywhere, and i like to smoke vapes, because there is a greater choice of flavors, they are more pleasant than in cigarettes, i don’t like the taste of nicotine, by the way, this determines the development of addiction even among those who... use liquids without nicotine, why addiction forms faster, because in liqui

these vapes cheap for £10.about education, l those young people knowing what unwell. this is about education, - those young people knowing what it is they are buying and what is in them. therejust is they are buying and what is in them. there just isn't that information, if it's something being sold on the black market like this, or it has been manufactured by not a reputable provider?— reputable provider? yeah, absolutely. _ reputable provider? yeah, absolutely. the _ reputable provider? yeah, absolutely. the message. reputable provider? yeah, l absolutely. the message of reputable provider? yeah, - absolutely. the message of don't take drugs clearly doesn't work, it hasn't worked for a long time. it's about educating, letting the children make informed decisions themselves. making their peers look out for them, and be aware of the signs and symptoms of what they might be taking. i’m signs and symptoms of what they might be taking.— signs and symptoms of what they might be taking. i'm fascinated by what ou mig

they're also hoping to stop students from vaping. our reporter, tori apodaca, shows us how they're doing that with silent sensors. >>>it would come in handy because, yeah, almost practically every student in lincoln smokes senior at lincoln high, gabriela ponce says drug free signs haven't stopped her classmates from vaping on campus. one of the challenges is that it is a it is a prevalent activity in young people. superintendent at lincoln kelly dextraze says the new vape sensors that have been installed in restrooms on their two high school campuses are designed to detect emitted vapor that reaches a specific level, sending a silent, alert to administrators. we also have students who are afraid to use the restrooms because they report that they are not able to access the restroom because large groups of students are vaping. these are vape sensors that have been installed in other school campuses across the country. lincoln's are more subtle looking as if they're not going to get discipline for it. they're not going to stop discipli

and coming up, we'll hear from a researcher about how a large number of vapes confiscated from pupilsgland have been found to contain traces of the illegal drug �*spice�*. we are alive at edinburgh fringe festival, the worlds largest art principal, and speaking to some of this years performers. now with all the latest sport, here's paul... hello from the bbc sport centre world number one jannik sinner has been cleared of any wrongdoing after twice testing positive for a banned substance. an independent tribunal has ruled he bears no fault or negligence — and accepts that his samples were contaminated by a hand spray, used by his physio. our correspondent andy swiss is with me. what exactly do we know, andy? it emerged back in march that jannik emerged back in march thatjannik sinner was tested at the tournament at indian wells and tested positive for a substance. the authorities say it was a very low level but it is on the band lists and he tested positive again for it's a few days later. jannik sinner said the reason for this was these physiotherapist had cut his finger and was using

today , experts wondered whether it could become so called the vape epidemic? well, because in some countries, for example, in the united states, the disease has already become widespread. since 2019 , several thousand cases of the disease and dozens of deaths have been registered in the states. experts believe that evali is most often found in teenagers who are fond of smoking hookahs and vapes. and in young people. symptoms, and its detection has stopped growing, which, however, does not reduce its danger to vaping consumers. unlike coronavirus, one of the first symptoms of evali is considered to be a digestive disorder human system. also, one of the main symptoms of this disease in the departmental. called severe shortness of breath, and without cause, which can occur just like that, even if the person has not experienced any physical activity before, in addition, evali is characterized by fever, general weakness, malaise, cough pathological changes in the lungs, if you do a ct scan, then, as a rule , a specific picture is revealed, the lungs in the pictures

schoolchildren may be unknowingly using vapes that are laced with the street drug spice, according toside effects, and can be highly addictive. our reporter annabel rackham has been speaking to one boy who started using them when he was just 1a. i was asking for it so much. it's like, ijust feel like a drug addict. i'm literally doing itjust so i can feel normal. there still wasn't that voice in my head kicking in, like, "you shouldn't be doing this." i still, like... you couldn't stop. yeah, i couldn't stop. this 16—year—old who, along with his mother, wishes to remain anonymous, is describing what it's like to be addicted to spice, a lab—made drug which is supposed to mimic the effects of cannabis. ifound myself doing it literally every second of the day. were you doing it in class? yeah, i was bringing it to school. like, it was... actually in class, during lessons? yeah, i'd literally put it in my sleeve. i'd like, do that, and then i'd just use it. see, i didn't know that. he became hooked on the drug for more than a year, buying it in liquid form. i was about to throw this bag a

as _ across that enabling young people to vape as an— across that enabling young people to vape as antive choice, and what we need to do is encourage young people just not to— do is encourage young people just not to go— do is encourage young people just not to go there at all, but it is accessible _ not to go there at all, but it is accessible through a whole range of means, _ accessible through a whole range of means, let's not imagine for a minute — means, let's not imagine for a minute that young people are walking into stores _ minute that young people are walking into stores and purchasing these really _ into stores and purchasing these really easily. yes, in some ways they— really easily. yes, in some ways they are, — really easily. yes, in some ways they are, but they are being given them _ they are, but they are being given them by— they are, but they are being given them by others, ordering online, and a whole _ them by others, ordering online, and a whole raft— them by others, ordering online, and a whole raft of ways they are accessible and that is what we have to close _

parents are being warned to be vigilant as schoolchildren may be unknowingly smoking vapes laced withform of cannabis carries dangerous side effects, and now one teenager has spoken to the bbc about how he became addicted to spice at the age of 1a, after using spiked vapes. he�*s been sharing his story with our reporter annabel rackham. i was asking for it so much. it�*s like, ijust feel like a drug addict. i�*m literally doing itjust so i can feel normal. there still wasn�*t that voice in my head kicking in, like, you shouldn�*t be doing this. i still, like... you couldn't stop. yeah, i couldn�*t stop. this 16—year—old who, along with his mother wishes to remain anonymous, is describing what it�*s like to be addicted to spice, a lab—made drug which is supposed to mimic the effects of cannabis. ifound myself doing it literally every second of the day. were you doing it in class? yeah, i was bringing it to school. like, it was... actually in class, during lessons? yeah, i�*d literally put it in my sleeve. i�*d, like, do that, and then i�*d just use it. see, i didn't know that. he becam

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the devices used to detect vaping in schools. and arrest has been made in the case of a man shot while napping in his oakland apartment. 20 year-old damon roberts was arrested in richmond on august 12 by the oakland housing authority. police department on august. first, a bullet came right through an apartment. >> of run. call walk. that was on east 19th street hitting him in the head according to a gofundme page kong was taken to the hospital where he endured a 7 hour surgery. he remains in the hospital on life support. kwong sister wrote on the gofundme saying the 33 year-old is a delivery driver and he's the sole provider for his wife, 7 month-old and 3 year-old daughters. the housing authority is in charge of the investigation because it manages the apartment building. roberts has been charged by the alameda county district attorneys office with offenses related to firearms. a woman is back in jail after being caught with drugs and guns and santa rosa. this happened friday. according to police, they found several handguns and

i was addicted to smoking spice vapes at school. that's what one 16—year—old has told us.s have been unknowingly using vapes with spice in them. this is what happened to ben — we've changed his name to keep him anonymous. he first tried it at a mate's house when he was 1a, without realising what it was. him and his mum have spoken to us about the impact. literally every second of the day. were you doing it in class? yeah, i was bringing it to school like it was like in class. during lessons? yeah, obviously in lessons i was just not paying attention. i was just too busy getting high. spice can cause dangerous side effects like dizziness, heart palpitations and psychosis, as well as being highly addictive. now, if you've been affected by these issues, you can find support at bbc action line. sober clubbing — do you think you might fancy it? well, there's been a big rise in the number of people choosing to cut down on or give up alcohol altogether. a recent yougov survey found that more than a third of 18 to 2a year olds are sober, and that means the demand for alcohol free

so yes, vapes have their issues.y. and we can contaminate vapes like this. then they've got a real problem. >> yeah. some people might their ears might have pricked up mike barnes when we said at the beginning that you're a medical cannabis expert, because a lot of people will still be labouring under the illusion that there is no such thing as medical cannabis in this country. what is the state of play country. what is the state of play in that particular area now ? play in that particular area now? >> yeah, well, the law change again, you're quite right that a lot of people didn't know this. the law changed in november 2018, nearly six years ago, which enabled doctors to prescribe cannabis. doctors specialists to prescribe cannabis available on the nhs. but sadly, that's not much happened, and now mainly private. there's nearly 50,000 patients in this country now prescribed cannabis, which is remarkably helpful for mainly chronic pain, chronic anxiety and other things like epilepsy. and it's the little child with e

we're talking about vaping. this is a new type of addiction to electronic cigarettes.containing glycerin, propylene glycol, flavorings, nicotine, someone even mixes these fillings themselves, so this whole cocktail heats up, boils, turns into steam and enters the smoker’s lungs. yes, everyone knows that nicotine is harmful, but there are refills without it, which means that such vaping is definitely safe. is there any truth to this? the harm is very great because vapes contain the substance propylene. glycol is a polyhydric alcohol, alcohol, i emphasize, and vegetable glycerin, they themselves decompose during heating, and propylene glycol decomposes into formadehydes, aldehydes, the solution contains nitrosamines, contains vitamin e acetate, which, when heated, generally releases a colorless gas, called ketene, this is exactly this... gas instantly surfactant is toxic. surfactant is a substance that coats the alveoli of the lungs, allowing them to stretch when you inhale and contract when you exhale. damage to the surfactant leads to tissue adhesion, which observed wi

>> this is a quick vaping program we designed to meet the needs of young people. it delivers proven behavior jean -- change techniques, things we know are effective for helping people break a nicotine addiction and deliver it through text messaging, which is the weight young people prefer to communicate. the program is tailored by age, device type they are using, and their quit date, which ensures we are delivering relevant support all throughout their quitting journey. it's a very interactive program. we deliver open ended questions, true-false questions, yes, things designed to engage young people through the process of using the program. and it is highly tailored. one of the things i will say that is unique to the program is we've received tens of thousands of submissions from other program users wanting to support young people. and we folded their tips a advice and encouragement back into the program to convey that a lot of other young people are quitting and that quitting successfully is possible. stephanie: teen smoking, as you know, has been a problem for d

that was to do with illegal products that was used to vape thc , that was used to vape thc, which, asclear , there there and let's be clear, there are illegal products. they're not nicotine products . they were not nicotine products. they were cut with a compound called vitamin c acetate, which causes a lipoid pneumonia, which you cannot recover from. so that had nothing to do with legitimate legal nicotine vapes. and also we absolutely know what is in vapes in order to be a legal, compliant product, you have to provide the regulatory authority with a defined list of tests to show that there is no detectable level of harmful products. but doctor murphy , sorry to interrupt. >> just on that point. no one is disputing that. you don't know what's in the legal forms of it. the question is whether we know the long term risks from those, because they haven't been around long enough. >> well, they have been around for at least 20 years. so it's not true to say that we don't know anything. i think we know a lot of things. and much like when we develop a drug in these days, you know , there ar

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but first, should flavoured disposable vapes be banned? association say the government should get rid, because the branding appeals to children. and although it is illegal to sell vapes to anyone under 18, experts say about 8% of people between 11 and i7 are in the habit. some people worry a ban could make people get them illegally. some other stories now. if you are getting on the plane, you shouldn't be allowed more than two alcoholic drinks at the airport. that's what michael 0'leary, boss of ryanair, has said. he believes it would tackle the amount of aggressive behaviour happening on board, especially to places like ibiza and the greek islands. nfl fans and swifties will know travis and jason kelce — well, they have signed a podcast deal with amazon reportedly worth $100 million. it is a three—year contract for exclusive rights to their show new heights. and if you are invited to play badminton, that might be more than you bargained for. a new teachers�* guide in hong kong suggested teenagers who wanted to have sex could play badminto

i vape? yes. knocks you sick.can see why children like them. >> i was in derby yesterday. i didn't know wh smith sell vapes. i'm amazed they do. you get your stuff ready for kids going back to school and i'll have a have vape. >> yeah, right. >> yeah, right. >> carol. jonathan. that's it. i'm afraid you'll be back for that section. you'll be back in a little while, though. now the news headlines with sam francis . news headlines with sam francis. >> very good morning to you. it's just after 10:30. and the top story from the newsroom . top story from the newsroom. well, as we were hearing from bev and andrew representatives of the night time industry say potential plans to ban smoking in some outdoor areas, including in some outdoor areas, including in pubs and restaurants, is, they say, causing concern across they say, causing concern across the sector. the government says it won't comment on leaks first reported in the sun newspaper, but has confirmed it is looking at a range of measures to make britain smoke fre

such as cigarettes and vape pens.administración de la escuela. y entonces el personal irá a ver si es que hay un alumno utilizando estos aparatos, indicó el vocero del distrito escolar, quien dice está prohibido fumar o utilizar cigarrillos electrónicos en todas las escuelas del distrito. de acuerdo con los cdc, 1 de cada 10 estudiantes de secundaria y prepa en el país usa vapeadores, su uso puede afectar el desarrollo del cerebro, el cual continúa hasta alrededor de los 25 años. puede afectar la atención, el aprendizaje, el estado de ánimo, así como el control de los impulsos. además, podría aumentar el riesgo de la adicción futura a otras drogas. si un alumno es descubierto usando estos aparatos en la escuela, habrá consecuencias. it's sort of a case by case basis depending on the student now for our vape policy for the enforcement of vaping measures será caso por caso dependiendo del estudiante. la primera vez le ofreceremos un programa de 6 semanas sobre educación de los peligros del vapeo. una segunda o tercera v

the uk vaping industry association agrees that stronger measures are needed, however, they warn thatyear—old, josh greally, the man seen on camera throwing objects towards reform leader, nigel farage, during his general election campaign, was given a six week prison sentence suspended for 12 months, meaning that mr greally will not have to serve time in prison. you're live with bbc news. the founder and chief executive of the messaging app, let's turn now to venezuela opposition supporters have once again revived protests against the re—election of president nicolas maduro. protest have been on and off since the disputed presidential election one month ago, in which mr maduro was declared the winner despite evidence that opposition candidate edmundo gonzalez won by a nearly two to one margin. opposition leader, maria corina machado, who went into hiding following the election, re—emerged to attend the rally. she said the opposition movement would be strategic about calling for additional demonstrations moving forward and acknowledged the challenge of forcing maduro from power. joinin

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and the health class film guy isn't the best person to talk to your kid about vaping. american lung association and ad council just released a series of psa to remind parents that they are the best to talk to their kids about the risks of vaping. and according to the lung association, more than 2 million kids use e-cigarettes, 4000 try them each day. the lung association reminds us that e-cigarettes contain harmful ingredients along with nicotine, which is addictive. kids don't quite understand the health consequences of vaping, and they get hooked before they understand even the physiology of their lung and how their lung works. the thing, the main thing they don't understand is that that liquid cartridge has as much nicotine as 20 cigarettes. and so that's the addictive part of this, is that nicotine gets you hooked. and so they continue to look for that nicotine. wow. now you can learn more about the dangers of e-cigarettes by logging on to talk about vaping.org. you know how expensive it can be to feed a family. and with summer wrapping up, there's still time to ap

and the freedom the vaping and the freedom the vaping phase is that craze. >> is that what you're talkingyeah, because most vaping products, i think probably all of them have got nicotine in them. and so nicotine is a damaging substance and they're theyitis damaging substance and they're they it is it's a scientific fact. and so they are getting into the habit. they might not ever go on to smoke, but they are taking in nicotine which will in the long term cause damage. >> i mean, there are millions of people every week taking illegal drugs. and i just think what starmer is doing, what sunak was trying to do , is they're dealing trying to do, is they're dealing with something that is legal because they've lost the war on illegal drugs for the time being. >> that is true, i think, but i think the problem is if you legalise it or at least take have a lighter touch. regulation of illegal drugs , more people of illegal drugs, more people will take it because no, no, i agree with that. >> i mean, you know, i worry about the amount of crime that is around drugs, but i do think that's why i would

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doing it with vapes. yeah.yesterday, wasn't it, that all flavours of vapes should be banned apart from tobacco flavoured . so it's from tobacco flavoured. so it's literally working just to stop those smokers. yeah >> well cigarettes maybe that's the way forward. >> that's the way forward. that's what you think. gbnews.com/yoursay. now 7:16. let's take a look at some other stories coming into the newsroom this morning. >> nearly 3 in 10 teachers in england provided food to pupils dunng england provided food to pupils during the summer term out of concern for welfare research. says they're being forced to do that, especially in deprived areas . areas. >> health officials are warning over a potential surge in measles cases ahead of the beginning of the new school yeah beginning of the new school year. parents are being urged to ensure that their children are fully vaccinated against easy, easily preventable diseases such as measles, whooping cough , as measles, whooping cough, meningitis, diphtheria and polio as p

the school district in stockton looking to stop students from vaping in the bathrooms.stalled special sensors able to detect vapor in the air said it's up day long. this is just wilson. a texas school administrators. the cyclist was airlifted to safety at civic union force. napa county yesterday. rescue teams say the cyclist was hurt. we don't have any word on what those injuries were or how they're doing. >> all right. on a monday morning, ready to head out, but a little foggy to start. good morning hey, we are looking at some. >> pretty clear skies out there for most areas. a little bit of fog at the coastline. but overall, we're keeping the trend of weather that i think we enjoyed a lot over the weekend going as we do kick off this week. take a look at your view from mount tam right here. got a clear view down towards the bay bridge this morning. radar does show you that skies out there are dry and it lists are heading right out to the coastline. you're not looking at a lot of visibility issues, low pressure area, one that joins with another is that's the course of t

we are aware that very students and young people are using tobacco products may do it through vaping. so these vape sensors are yes, a way of adapting to the more common uses tobacco. >> well, so far the new technology is getting mixed reviews from parents. in the south bay student athletes in san jose are being screened now for cardiac arrest as they return to school. plus, gotta saratoga union high school is now the second public school after campbell union high school to screen athletes for cardiac arrest. about 400 participated in the screening a week before school started taylor foundation, which is a local nonprofit, is working with schools now to provide students with this vital health check. they're hoping to one day expand the service to students statewide. >> it's 6.38 for your money. how much is gas cost an in before you fill er up? let's take a peek. ok? so it looks like a well. we have the source from triple-a, but we don't have the prices on this one. so we'll onto the next thing, which is, by the way, to made a week now, don't know if you know this, but it's a thing and