when the tabacco industry is involved you worry about what is going to happen. they can sell the cigarettes to kids and hook them and a now a way to quit. maybe it is safe, maybe it is not. we don't know until the questions are answered but to scientific bodies and health organizations we don't know what is going to happen to them. >> doctor, what happens in the meantime, you are seeing the calls to the poison control centers and kids are coming to the er, what should do the folks? >> if you are having the e cigarettes in the home, recognize the fact that these are a potentially lethal toxin for children and you have to protect them and out of reach of small children. that is both the cigarette and the refill viles, if you are refilling your cartridges. >> speeming of regulations, we have a comment from robin, chicago is placing the limits on e cigarettes and robin is from chicago. give it a listen. >> say they are banning e cigarettes in public places because of the children. well, the children are far more likely to see me outside a bar smoking a real cigarett

but the tabacco companies with not going a way. their business growth model is in the third world countries and developing nations and smoking is extremely popular there. >> john, thank you very much. >> the new york city medical examiner is saying more tests are needed in the philip seymour hoffman case. the cause of death is undetermined. he was found with several bags of heroin around him. the investigation led the police to make four arrests on drug charg charges. >> united nations is demanding for arrests on the rights of children. the catholic church is not taking the necessary steps to protect those rights and that is just the beginning. >> the report is a critique of the vatican's performance in dealing with child sex abuse, they are not recognizing the problem or taking responsibility for it and accusing it of policies amounting to a cover up. >> it is placed the prez herb e ver sags of the reputation of the church and the perpetrators above the children's best interest. >> the report is listing a number of failings and ha

. >> one group is crying foul for being left out of a tabacco settlement. and what do you think, tell us on twitter at consider this or leave comments on facebook or google plus pages. >> is the movement to yuanize the southern workers dying on the floor of the volkswagon plant and the work herbs voted against organizing with the uaw and volkswagon didn't oppose the yuanization. is there hope for the unions to gain ground if they are not winning on the neutral ground and joining us the professor daniel cornfield from vanderbilt university. thank you being on the show. many are calling this a blow for the union movement and in this case volkswagon is open to, allowing the campaigning at the plant and how will any unions be able to compete if they have to actually go to other companies that are actually opposed? >> no doubt about it the result of the campaign was a set back for labor in the south and it was highly unusual because the employer, volkswagon, signed a neutrality agreement and saying they wouldn't interfere and the workers here decided they didn't

. >> cvs is getting rid of the sale of tabacco products and the presiden presidency applauding the movetican is facing critical charges on abuse. the church is saying they are committed to protecting the children. more tests are needed in the philip seymour hoffman case, however, four people have been arrested in new york on drug charges and stemming from the investigation into the actor's case. billie jean king is not attending the games after all, the reason is her mother is sick. king is openly gay and russia passed a law banning gay propaganda. al jazeera news is next. >>> edward snowden did help the "new york times" keep the public informed on what i consider to be very important matters. >> i would say it is the most secretive white house that i have ever been involved in covering. >> during the run-up to the iraq war, abramson was the d.c.

. >> they worked in tiny pockets and tabacco is a success but limited and they are self-employed individuals not employers. if they are lucky they can meet the costs of rearing a family but most of them are not making that much money and being kept in the business only just by tobacco prices that allow them to be back next year but they will never become relatively well off people growing tobacco on the streets. >> reporter: and many of those who now have land say they are confident the country will one day return to the glory days when it could feed its on people but for now it could be a pipe dream. i'm with al jazeera. >> reporter: here are the al jazeera news hour and still to come is nigeria missing billions in oil revenue, the governor of the bank is suspended for speaking out. plus we have an exclusive report from afghanistan and giving us insight into the taliban perspective and canada celebrates a great lake olympic come back against the united states and we will be here with that story a little later. ♪ al jazeera has gained exclusive access to taliban fighters in afghanistan's log

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