if you f you're close enough you can smell them, water vapor is colorless. they are putting ultra fine particles in the air. they're putting nicotine into the air, heavy metals in the air, and other chemicals. so, that's my piece. i want to turn the microphone over to dr. grana who is like our most knowledgeable expert. >> thank you very much. thanks, dr. glance. i appreciate this opportunity to address the committee. again, my name is dr. rachel [speaker not understood]. i also live in the inner sunset. last fall we prepared this background paper. it's already been discussed. the world health organization, it reviewed 80 studies that have been published on e-cigarettes. we found some important and new conclusionses that i'm going to review today. so, in the past few years, e-cigarette use has increased rapidly. not only among adults, among children as well. youth, teens, and [speaker not understood] from the cdc just referenced reported back from 2011 to 2012, e-cigarette among youth doubled with about 3% of middle school [speaker not understood] and 10% of

tired, colorless. compare this to the virgin america ticket counter down the hall.is actually human. virgin isn't going to get you to point b any quicker. or any cheaper. but they nail the moments in between a and b. flowers, colors, atmosphere. it is the little things that count. virgin america spends $10 million per year on marketing. the typical major airlines spend close to $200 million. >> as a startup company, our advertising budget is small. we put a lot of focus into our product experience. look at every single touch point and see how you can do it better. having a better product where you can order food on demand, even bringing full fleet wi-fi to the market. all of those things actually are advertising. people are going to talk about it. they're going to share the story with their friends. >> i love virgin airlines. it is the same plane. they just took care in cheap ways of the things i dislike about flying. >> people are better looking in purple light. you feel sexier and it is a plane. that is a place you don't usually feel sexy. it's like you could get

sleeping in a nearby bedroom when the wall heater started filling his house with carbon monoxide colorless, odorless. the poison gas nearly killed him in his sleep. max dragged jack out of bed by his arm down the hall and into here. >> here in the kitchen. i finally woke up and wondered what the hell is going on because he was -- had a hold of my arm. and that's when i -- i'm bleeding like hell so that's when i called 911. >> very serious case. jack could have died. >> reporter: the deputy chief says the amount of carbon monoxide was staggering! >> we took a reading of the environment. we found 75 parts per million. to put that into perspective, we don our breathing gear at 25 parts per million. >> saved my life. that's all i can tell you. >> reporter: max actually is a rescue dog. jack got him from german shepherd rescue of northern california about a year ago. now max is a hero. >> a hero who besides food that is just wants one thing. to go riding around town with jack in the pickup. jack says, max can ride anywhere he wants. >> aww look at you, aww! >> reporter: jack says max may not al

tired, colorless. compare this to the virgin america ticket counter down the hall.uman. virgin isn't going to get you to point b any quicker. or any cheaper. but they nail the moments in between a and b. flowers, colors, atmosphere. it is the little things that count. virgin america spends $10 million per year on marketing. the typical major airlines spend close to $200 million. >> as a startup company, our advertising budget is small. we put a lot of focus into our product experience. look at every single touch point and see how you can do it better. having a better product where you can order food on demand, even bringing full fleet wi-fi to the market. all of those things actually are advertising. people are going to talk about it. they're going to share the story with their friends. >> i love virgin airlines. it is the same plane. they just took care in cheap ways of the things i dislike about flying. >> people are better looking in purple light. you feel sexier and it is a plane. that is a place you don't usually feel sexy. it's like you could get laid on that

the colorless reports and operational summaries that they had read did not do justice to the iraqi capital its inhabitants, and the iraqi psyche. the severity of the situation just hit us like a ton of bricks. the situation in iraq had spiraled rapidly downward and the u.s. forces and their partners have a limited amount of time to reverse the momentum for the clock ran out. the political battles that had attended the confirmation hearings in washington receded into the distance is the full magnitude of the task ahead of us became apparent. thank you. [applause] >> this is a stretch from the early part of the book, where the british surrender at yorktown. the subsequent passages going to describe the reception in london. a dinner party given by the secretary of state for america, lord george to remain in which he reveals to his death would happen this afternoon and what he discovered, that britain had indeed been defeated in america. at about 10:00 o'clock on the morning of october 17, 1781, outside the small tobacco port of yorktown, virginia, a loan drummer mounted the besieged british l

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the colorless reports and operational summaries that general petraeus and i read before departing theunited states did not do justice to the extent of damage to the iraqi capital, its inhabitants, and the iraqi psyche. the severity of the situation hit us like a ton of bricks. the situation in iraq spiraled rapidly downward and u.s. forces and their iraqi partners had limited amount of time to reverse the momentum before the clock ran out. the political battles that had attended general petraeus his confirmation hearings in washington receded into the distance as the full magnitude of the task ahead of us became apparent. thank you. [applause] .. britain had indeed been defeated in america. the morning of october the 17th, 1781, outside yorktown in virginia, but a long-term or mounted the parent has said that this each british lines between the ribbon. the sound of his drum was an oddball again background, to irene. if it had not been for visibility at the redcoat, he might as either way until doomsday. he was followed by an officer holding that the way hanker cheese and proposing neg

sleeping in a nearby bedroom when the wall heater started filling his house with carbon monoxide colorlesse poison gas nearly killed him in his sleep. max dragged jack out of bed by his arm down the hall to here. >> out here in the kitchen i finally woke up and wondered what the hell is going on because he was -- had hold of my arm. and that's when i -- i'm bleeding so that's when i called 911. >> very serious case. jack could have died. >> reporter: the deputy chief says the amount of carbon monoxide was staggering. >> we took a reading of the environment. we found 75 parts per million. to put that into perspective, we don our breathing gear at 25 parts per million. >> saved my life. that's all i can tell you. >> reporter: max actually is a rescue dog. jack got him from german shepherd rescue of northern california about a year ago. now max is a hero, who besides food, that is, just wants one thing, to go riding around town with jack in the pickup. jack says, max can ride anywhere he wants. >> aww, look at you, awww. >> reporter: while jack says max may not always be the most obedient dog

every here vietnam exports one point five billion of these low cost colorless and odorless fillet. twenty percent of the production coming from mr minns plants. in his freight depot several thousand tons are being shipped to spain the ukraine as well as brazil but also according to mr min to certain french supermarkets. this is the build for our fish which is being sent to car for. one it goes through a middleman because car for doesn't buy from us directly. is a wholesaler who buys a shipment from us and resell as part of it to call for. this is the wholesaler who's based in paris. in mr mims panga we didn't find anything that would raise health concerns. but on other fish farms something flush with dangerous chemical cocktail concentrations most farm panga are sick because of the pollution from the mekong waters. mr greene is the local representative of the w.w. in two thousand and nine dissociation put pangle on its red list of products which are dangerous to the environment as well as to the consumer. there that's a fish from. the penguin on this farm a raised in water directly