we're here in rockville not far from a montgomery county high school, the council sd they want to ban vape shops like this one within a half mile of a million school or high school here in the county. and that would include private schools as well. now, if this, the law does go into effect, and signed by the county executive, i would give months to move or go out of on business. we want to play you now a little bit of sound we got from the president of the stunt government. his name is pernan, he talks abt vapin in school. take a listen. >> sometimes when i jus enter theiddle of cls,tudents g iroups of know, passing around a juul pod passing around e cigs during class time. and it's come to the pointde whe manynts aictere and finding need to really you know, smoke, especially becausecalsn them. >> reporter: in an effort to support theirlan to change the law, council pointed to this statistics from theat in te use of e cigs among high schooly one of five high schooley studes becoming an increasing epidemico want to ptect the health of young people. a separate proposal would ban o the s

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. >> 2 and a half years ago my mother died in a nursing home in rockville, we had hospice, montgomeryice, they were terrific.anybody who is Ãb it's another way that we have kind of is a political culture avoided getting arms around the issue. >> i don't know, i saw zeke emanuel before but he's written extensively on this. it's been totally distorted but really by people who want to make just a craft political issue but in fact, we talk about this in the book, there is broad agreement on end-of-life care but not a recognition of people's rights to end their lives in a way that they have some control over the pain and the suffering and the dignity of how they perceive it. >> there is also probably the care at home where there are hospital visits and doctors and nurses visiting nurses decisions that are made with informed consent over not being brought into the hospital and emergency. >> if you have the wherewithal to access the services. we were fortunate we were able to in my mother's case but it's a system you have to be able to figure out and have the time and the energy to address.

being met with some resistance not a protest early but the sale kron four's dan kerman went to the rockville street in san francisco and has more. >>in an attempt to keep homeless people from setting up tents along the backside a pet food express. residents say these boulders suddenly appeared along the sidewalk on clinton park near dolores street earlier this month. >>definitely less tense. but they're occasionally is still homeless people. but i have noticed a difference. >>the city says they're not the ones who put the boulders in place and now it's believed some of those who live here paid for it, but not everyone in the neighborhood likes the idea. artist daniel baskin was so put off by the boulders that this week she announced on craigslist that she was giving away free stone boulders in hopes someone would come and cart them away. her posts were immediately taken down but she says it started a discussion, but it's well worth it. as far as the city's position they say no they didn't put the boulders here, but they want them to stay and in fact white authorize this boulder installation.

automated teller machine, also known as the atm, making its american debut at a chemical bank in rockvilled. the anniversary comes as new data finds that entrepreneurship in the united states is still below its pre-recession levels. i want to bring in the inventor of the american atm. donald, thanks for joining us. >> glad to be here. charles: this is so amazing, because i was just thinking the other day, what happened to the american tinker, what happened to the small businesses that used to think big? i mean, you had this idea and you made it come true. i wonder if that spirit is missing. do you feel like it's starting to fade from this country? >> i think i do, to some extent, yeah. yeah. everything seems to be getting bigger and everybody's working for bigger groups and so on so that individualistic approach to things i think is kind of simmered down a little bit. charles: i think it's a shame that's happening, don't you? >> i think so, but you know, it's understandable, i think. charles: well, walk us through, if you can quickly, the genesis of this. you had this idea, but how did you

many patriots are going to have a rally on the steps of the montgomery county government seat.in rockville. >> when is this? >> friday at 11:00 a.m. i'll be there and you can look at my facebook. while it is still up. >> laura: i noticed twitter has been playing around with accounts.my account, suppressinn they can. trump has mentioned this as well. i have to ask about this north carolina election. the left was all saying it was a bellwether for trump. if the republican wins, oh, doesn't matter, right? >> [laughs] >> laura: they're not going to cover it.they will do a little t the bottom of the screen. they're trying to flip north carolina. the doubling of the immigrant tpopulation over a decade or so about 8% of the state.there is e push for illegal imp grants and the forestry there, they want illegal labor there. >> and republicans, yes. it is very promising that this guy, dan bishop, had set himself apart from the open borders anarchist democrat who he was challenging. and, i think that grassroot rank-and-file republicans have to make sure they don't have leaders who are going to throw

she lived near burning tree and i believe leland's family was up in rockville.o, her best thought, although she doesn't really remember specifically is that leland drove her home and leland also said to me i probably would have driven me her home but i don't remember that. it would seem she didn't leave her friend there, but it's an interesting question. >> a couple people are asking about molly hemingway's book about kavanaugh. just wondering what you think. >> she's obviously taken the song quite strongly and spent a lot of time on her book, kind of combating it on twitter. i actually read their book, we read it right away and i found it really valuable for us and quite good. i was, i appreciated it for the details we weren't able to get, we wanted to portray them in a 360-degree way which is also something we thought we'd missed and just things like kavanaugh was inspired by reading. [inaudible] and that he listens to country just some of who he is and now as a person, that kind of stuff, but also just the way in which the republicans were working behind the

she lived near burning tree and i believe leland's family was up in rockville.ey were in chevy chase. her best thought, although she doesn't really remember specifically, is that leland drove her home. leland also said to me, i probably would have driven her home and i don't remember that. it would seem she didn't leave her friend there but it's an interesting question in itself. calexico people are asking about molly hemingway's book about kavanaugh there just wondering what you think. >> it's interesting to me. she's obviously taking it on quite strongly spending a lot of time on our book. combating it on twitter. actually read their book we read it right away. >> we both did. i thought i found it really valuable for us. and quite good. i was appreciated particularly i was reading it for some of the details we weren't able to get because we wanted so much of the texture of these people we wanted to portray them in a 360 degree way which was also something we felt we had missed because they had been caricatured. things like Ãbtrump was Ãb i'm sorry, kavanaugh.

alex starts us off in rockville, maryland. good morning, go ahead. caller: i am a navy iraq war vet. i want to thank everybody who saved lives. we were all neighbors. there was no racism about who you were. as i speak today, i volunteered naval community events and in my area, they don't have veterans speak to the kids. you talking about how to remember if you don't enforce -- they have volunteers who are veterans and those who provide safety to people, let the youth and people know let's serve and continue and it is disappointing when you cannot even give a historical perspective. it is disappointing when we cannot keep on forgetting about these tragedies and come together only because of tragedy. host: do you recall what you were doing on that day? caller: i was a navy reservist. i had just joined at 22 years old. i was two months into the reserves. the only reason i got in, i wanted to serve at 32 and they age waiver. all through marilyn, d.c., all the phones were locked. no one could call each other. i was going from neighbor to neighbor and they