brand is about as popular with kidses as an episode of 60 minutes hosted by a tube of senodyne. >> inhe 2008 cycle none of republicans heavily courted the youth vote. 62% of 18-29-year-old voted democratic. >> what the republicans don't get is that the antigay, anti-immigrant, anti-muslim stuff they put out is toxic to the under 35. >> stephen: that's right. old man mccain would be president if i wasn't for you meddling kids. i do not buy the argument that young voters are turned off by republican ideas. pretty much everyone has described paul ryan medicare cuts as radical. evidently these young home boys are too busy doing the mack raina while listening to better than ezra on their head phones. i'm hip to the scene. there's a new way for republicans to appeal to youngsters and it's the subject of tonight's word. shock the vote. one conservative has figured out how to reach the coveted youth audience. kenneth delvechio, a former part time new jersey judge and senate candidate. delvechio or d to the v as no one calls him knows there's no way to get to kids like final destination, drag

and there are a bunch of kidses who are making a zombie movie. a bunch of gung ho movie kids like spielberg or jj abrams who produced it when they were kids, they worked with super8. this is the beginning of art and the beginning of commercial cinema. and while they are totally obsessed, you know, at secretly making this film, all sorts of uncanny things are happening in the tourn around them. so they are making a film about the uncanny and there is monster loose. and there are strange magnetic things flying flew the air and everything. and some of it there is a spectacular train wreck which apparently was, came out of cecil b demill's magnificent circus movie from the early 50s that turned spielberg on, the greatest show on earth. remember the train wreck, yes. so there is a train wreck and the kids photographed. and e whole secret to the movie it in their super8 camera lying on its side and captures the train wreck. so that, i think conception of the big miracles happenin and little miracles of film making is terrific. it runs out of gas at the

would have passed smoke-free laws and the majority of cities had passed them and we'd be taking these kidse of steps against advertising and rebranding our cigarette packs, i would have said that's probably not going to happen any time soon but i think people are becoming very aware of the unique power of nicotine, the addictive quality and also the fact that, as you say, $200 billion a year in health costs that we clearly could spend better elsewhere and the loss of 443,000 lives a year, that's a huge toll to take on a country. >> thank you. madam secretary, dr. hamburg, i want to segue over to the proposed warnings and retooling of the recipes in cereals and desserts that have come out, that have been written primarily by dr. hamburg's office as well as federal trade commission and center for disease control. many in the food industry say this is a case of change the recipe or else. and do you see it that way? will these eventually be enforced? these are the restrictions, of course, on cereal and other things. >> i'll let peggy also comment on this, because dr. hamburg's office has a part