r.j. reynolds uses. it's their new version of camel cigarettes targeted to girls and women. it's camel no. 9. sort of a takeoff on some descriptions we've heard. this has she can, shiny black packaging and flowery ads and the advertising light and luscious. this advertisement has appeared in "kos mow poll tan," "in style," "lucky" and marie clair magazines. women are now at increased risk for lung cancer, heart attacks, strokes, emphysema and other deadly diseases. these statistics are staggering, and it's important to remember that they represent mothers, grandmothers, aunts, sisters, colleagues, and friends. 17-year-old kate steward of dover, new hampshire, has seen these camel no. 9 advertisements. she saw them in "glamour" magazine. she sees through the campaign. she says -- and i quote -- "tobacco companies advertise to pry to get me and my friends to smoke. they try to make young girls that i smoking is sexy, glamorous and cool. they know that if they get us to start smoking now, we will be addicted for years to come." now, it's not just cigarettes that we're attemptin