should one always say, i'm about to vape? what about vaping inside?nk a lot of vapers at the every tend to ask and not company realizes it is a harmless occupation. until that becomes more harmless knowledge, people would generally ask, would you mind if i vape? >> do you think will be banned from public places like traditional cigarettes? >> who knows? all kinds ofeds roles and relations that are not necessarily -- >> thank you. >> 7:37 in london. cards, theyaking compete in the formula one for itself. they're planning on selling a different type of machine. guy johnson reports. onthey're delivering fun four wheels with cars like this, the 620r. now it is the turn of those on two wheels to have fun. the bikeis going into business. two say it is an suv on wheels. if you are so inclined, you can convert it into a snowmobile and under four hours. it should be on the market this year but this looks outrageous, wait until you see what comes next. by ditching an engine for an electric motor, the design team have come up with bikes that deliver a sleek, ret

middle and high school student who vaped were eight times more likely to be tradition yl smokers andrder time quitting. just this week, los angeles and long beach california voted to treat e-cigarettes much the same. joining new york and chicago banning e-cigarettes in restaurants, stores. >> in our health headlines, new free app can help you predict how much sleep you will get based on how much caffeine you

smoking and vaping are not the same thing. i decided to quit for my health and my future, not to be like my father who smoked 40 plus years. i am young but i am proof electronic cigarettes has fought my [speaker not understood]. >> where is [speaker not understood] city? >> broken pine and nob hill. >> you're an employee of [speaker not understood] and at san francisco state? >>> yes. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> my name is dan kerrigan and i live in the outer richmond in san francisco. i'm here today to speak in support of making the same rules apply to electronic cigarettes as the rules that currently apply to tobacco products. i don't want to be exposed to secondhand air pollution from these electronic devices. san francisco has been smoke-free for decades, but i've seen the commercials for these unregulated products and they all say the same thing. that it's okay to expose others to the toxic discharge from your nicotine addiction and that it's okay to disregard the intent of smoke-free laws. whose goal is to protect ev

. >> like i never smoke cigarettes but vaping got to me. it is different. >> the practice of using ecigarettes is growing in popularity, especially among young people. but he says no one under 18 is allowed inside his store. >> we don't want to attract children and show them it is okay. this is for adults. the mayor doesn't think it is okay at all. he formed a commit a that hopes to regulate the smoking of elizabeth smart and he wants a moratorium on vape stores. >> we will watch this issue, monitor the issue and make sure we stop the proliferation of the stores. >> reporter: advocates for the ecigarettes industry believe some cities are over reacting and over reaching. >> i understand cities wanting to get a handle on the technology. a city does not have the authority to ban a legal product. >> he is now kicked his habit. his message, don't crack down on vape stores. >> better for me. >> reporter: the mayor's committee is already in place. he says they hope to have new ordinances in 2 to 4 months. ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more de

a moratorium on vape stores. askts advocates for the e- cigarette say cities are overreacting. >> i understand cities wanting to get a handle on the technology because it's been very effective, 5 million americans using it, but a city does not have the authority to ban a legal tobacco product. >> the mayor says he hopes to have new ordinances in place in the next two to four months. >>> just last week, researchers at uc san francisco released their findings from a study on e-cigarettes. their data shows e-cigarette use has more than doubled between 2011 and 2012, among middle and high school students. researchers say rather than helping them quit, the electronic devices have increased the use of tobacco cigarettes among young people. the study tracked 40,000 teenagers from across the country. >>> the lineup has been announced for this year's bottle rock festival in napa. ♪ >> last year, there were five days of concerts. this year, there will be three. among the artists scheduled to perform, the cure, outkast, eri

vaping will be against the law. the county supervisor is holding a town hall. the measure would tax sugary drinks at 2 cents an ounce to fund nutrition programs. >>> 10,000 people were at the running festival. there were events for all skill levels. there was a race for kids. it wasn't easy, but we caught up with the winner of the men's division. >> the second half wasn't as bad. >> the event generated $4 million for the city and raised $400,000 for loyal charity. >>> that looks fun. happy it didn't rain on that parade. by tuesday it will. we have rain spreading over northern california. here is what will happen, a storm will finally bump in offshore. we have one more warm day. then it all changed. by tuesday we will have rain in the north bay tuesday. as the day wears on it comes further south. there were winter storm warnings above 4500 feet. chains will be required and visibility will be down. oakland 52. out the door will be okay. sunshine. there could be some cloudiness. tomorrow afternoon temperatures peak at the mid-70s. bay will be low 70s. beach low 60

. >> these stores and vape stores are marketing to our young people. there are several brands. captain crunch. >> we don't want to attract children. this is for adults. >> the mayor says he wants to stop anymore stores from opening and thinks they're looking to relocate. >> the dmv office forced to close after a woman taking a driving test crashed. that spot also has a gas pipe. the building had to be evacuated and shut down. >> pacific steel filed for bankruptcy in the hope of restructuring. after the company lost a third of its work force in 2011 then this year settled a $5.4 million lawsuit over lunch breaks. >> quiznos filing for chapter 11, the chain says it's #$00 million in debt. the move will not affect it's customers, it says. >> if you're in the market for a new car you may want to head to richmond you're good for over 300 miles electricity is made on board the vehicle. >> this runs until tomorrow at craneway pavilion. >> a community resource center opened doors today. today, the center serves 5,000 people for its food programs. this includes a computer lab and yoga r

new ones from moving in. 19-year-old thinks of vaping of part social and part personal expression. >> it got to me. it's just different. it's a whole different conspiracy. familiar the practice of using ecigarettes is growing in popularity. especially among young people. but the owner says no one under 18 is allowed inside his store. >> we don't want to attract children and tell them that it's okay. this is for adults. >> reporter: the mayor doesn't think it's okay at all. he's formed a sub committee that hopes to the reeling guy late the smoke of ecigarettes. he also wants a moratorium on stores. >> we're going watch this issue. we're going to monitor this issue and make sure we stop the proliferation of these stories. >> reporter: but advocates for the industry believe some cities are overreacting and overreaching. >> i understand cities wanting to be -- to get a handle on the technology but a city does not have the authority to ban a legal tobacco product. >> reporter: still, there is support for the mayor's plan. >> they started moving in here and i have been smelling that at the

. >> i've heard them trying to vape vodka. >> reporter: the company of blue e-cigarettes lorillard saysny is i in -- >> the industry is expected to make $1.5 billion this year. when we come back dancing still you drop. it's a wondrous sensation of clarity and alertness... it's owning your opponent... it's knowing beyond a doubt "you got this"... it's keeping your head down, your eye on the ball, and knocking it out of the park... it's getting in the zone... it's keeping on your toes... on target... on top... focus is staring the world in the face and saying "bring it"... focus is power... focus is life... and 5-hour energy is focus. >>> normally packed with cars, san francisco's embarcadero today was instead packed with people and people on bicycles, it was the kickoff to the sunday street event which closed stretches of different neighborhoods to traffic creating temporary public spaces. today's season opener featured bike rentals, kids sport and a variety of outdoor activities. >> this was a street that normally is clogged with cars, riding my bike sometimes in a little bit of fear, t

researchers say vaping appears to go hand in hand with old fashioned smoking.s and long beach, california, voted to treat e-cigarettes much like the real thing. prohibiting their sale to anyone under the age of 18. the two cities joined new york and chicago by banning e-cigarettes in restaurants, bars, workplaces and most public places. the ordinance in long beach also bans the use of e-cigarettes in shops that tell them as well as vaping lounges. >>> in our health headlines, a new app can help you predict how much sleep you'll get based on how much caffeine you took in. it's called up coffee but you don't have to use an up band to use it. you log your caffeine intake in the app and then it will tell where you you fall on a sleep spectrum from wired to sleep ready. do you really need an aknow for that? >>> if your caffeine has you worked up and you feel like you need a break, all you have to do is make it to sundown and declare yourself as national day of unplugging. this starts at sun down, lasts until sundown tomorrow and it's a way to avoid technology and re

other areas are coffee shops like starbucks where they can vape where they can have a latte or restaurants and the school yard as well. the use of e-cigarettes in a public forum is effectively geting rid of the free smoking free environment that we are are we are all so accustomed to. as an educator of this program i would like to strongly encourage this board to support the [inaudible]. >> thank you [speaker not understood]. next speaker. >>> hi, i'm dr. lauren [speaker not understood], researcher at the university of california san francisco and i'm here to say -- to talk to you about this paper which dr. same glance published this morning in journal of pediatrics. i'm also a resident of the inner richmond. i want to give you a run down of our main finding. we found that adolescents who used e-cigarettes were more likely to be nicotine -- i'm sorry, tobacco cigarette smokers, they were also more likely to experimenting with cigarettes to becoming regular cigarette smokers. more likely to want to quit, but [speaker not understood] and they were likely to be heavier smokers of tobacco ciga

vape oro not have to smoke pot to get a job at a lot of these businesses. be people who do not smoke weed who are applying for jobs here. >> absolutely. we will not discriminate if you're not a cannabis user. if you are, we will not discriminate either. it is a very open environment. work for usle who who do not consume any substance of any kind. >> no drug testing. drug tested, do you get that before you take any of the jobs? class not in our company or affiliated companies. certainly in some of the organizations i was hearing them talk about drug testing for drivers, people who would do towards or things of that magnitude. >> are all the jobs in colorado? >> yes. in this particular job fair they are. on friday, i went to massachusetts. we are looking for licensees in different states and massachusetts is one of them. organizers of the event were asking me to please ring a jobs fair to massachusetts. >> we need to leave it there. good luck. we will be back with more in a few. a with us. -- stay with us. ♪ . . . . >> march madness on "market makers." atm su

so now we're in the vape world of qualitative guidance where it is not clear what the thresholds are. today, the markets challenged the fed on that because she is saying, we're going to look at a lot of indicators, none of them are close to the point where we think about hiking interest rates, but we can tell you specifically what we're looking at. they're going to have to take care of that in speeches. it is going to be a tug-of-war between the fed and the market. >> so yellen said, maybe six months, end of qe and raising rates. >> i think the market is completely understood what she in a statement were telling the market. simply, the market reacted to the notion, a couple of misstatements, you might see a rise in policy rates sooner than the market would like to see them but as a practical matter, what i believe the statement said, and i think she was clear the press conference, was her major fear is she doesn't know whether we are going to get inflation back up to the target anytime soon. you can talk about the unemployment rate, yes -- >> 6.5%. >> she's not going to use that anymo

there is data that shows as vaping goes up, smoking goes down. if anything, it is the opposite. you smoke cigarettes for the nicotine. you die from the tar. there is no tar in e cigarettes. it is simple math. any politician that makes it harder to get e cigarettes makes it easier to get cancer. >> i believe they are aiding and abetting the grim reaper. what do you think? >> absolutely. i do think this is a kneejerk reaction where it is implementing legislation when you don't understand the product. one thing i will say, i discussed this and they were trying to argue that this is a saferral alternative to cigarettes. on the surface i'm sure it seems like it is. it is tar that makes you sick from tobacco, but i think there is something to be said. i do not think this legislation is a good idea or the answer. we don't really know what it is. this is made by one of the largest -- they produce tons of tobacco. it is an effort to fill a void because they see people not smoking as much. i am not convinced that it is less addictive. i am not sure i buy that. >> i don't care if it is add

. >> we don't want to track children and showing that vaping is okay. this is for adults. >> the mayor of the city does not think it is okay at all. . he also wants a -- on vap stores. >> we are going to watch this issue and monitor this issue and make sure we stop proliferation of the store. >> i understand city wants to put a handl technology. the city does not have the authority to ban a legal tobacco product. >> still, there is support for the mayor's plan. >> they started moving here and i have been smelling that at the lobby, i have developed this you itch in the back of my throat. >> anything that we don't know of the long-term effect has to be regulated. >> he hopes to have new order ordinances in the next 2 or 4 months. >>> last week researchers in san francisco found that e-cigarettes increases rather than helping them quit. researchers track 40, 000 teenagers to reach findings. >>> so far he's been in four cities. that's where ktvu ken practically is tonight. >> reporter: well, this robbery at this bank of america atm here in daly city yester

some are considering having vaping stations or druggen fused edible treats. one planner is having the men replace their flower in their lapel with a cannibus bud and a pipe being given as a gift to the wedding party. toasts and open bars are standard at a wedding. now we can consume cannibus as long as the event is private. let's check in with our marijuana cory spawn department. correspondent. >> she trashed. mike, you have been married seven times. four women and two men and a parrakeet. does this make you want to go for number 8? >> what would number 8 be? it would be like a camel. >> it would be a half robot and a half chin chill law. >> a rochilla. here is where i stand on the whole pot thing. i believe this is legitimate medical use. it is important that be available. i am not a big fan and i was just out in northern california and we did a story for my show on the travel channel. >> what is it called? >> "american classified." we are getting ready to do the second season. we were out there doing a story about the communities. they have based so much of

. >> we don't want to track children and showing that vaping is okay. this is for adults. >> the mayor of the city does not think it is okay at all. . he also wants a -- on vap stores. >> we are going to watch this issue and monitor this issue and make sure we stop proliferation of the store. >> i understand city wants to put a handl technology. the city does not have the authority to ban a legal tobacco product. >> still, there is support for the mayor's plan. >> they started moving here and i have been smelling that at the lobby, i have developed this you itch in the back of my throat. >> anything that we don't know of the long-term effect has to be regulated. >> he hopes to have new order ordinances in the next 2 or 4 months. >>> last week researchers in san francisco found that e-cigarettes increases rather than helping them quit. researchers track 40, 000 teenagers to reach findings. >>> so far he's been in four cities. that's where ktvu ken practically is tonight. >> reporter: well, this robbery at this bank of america atm here in daly city yester

some are kidding having vaping stations during cocktail hour or drug infused edible treats.nner is having the men replace the flower in their lapel with a canibus bud. let's go check in with our marijuana correspondent. >> she is trashed. participants at a wedding. mike, you have been married seven times. four women, two men. and a parakeet. which i salute. does this make you want to go for number eight. knowing it could be a pot party. here is where i stand on the pot thing. legitimate medical uses for marijuana. very important that that be available. i am not a big fan. i was out in northern california. we did a story for, my show on the travel channel. we were there doing a story. have based so much of the economy on pot for so long. i came away from that with -- you know, real -- conflicted view on -- on the whole idea. just not worried about, bigger, use to deal with. now i am not so sure. you know what. we-to wait and see how it plays out in the communities. as the far as weddings go. you want to smoke pot at your wedding. go for it. awe thought was a long way to get t

the governor claims that right now vaping is unregulated and he wants to raise the tax to the same levelhich diss 2.70 -- $2.70 a pack. things were heated as one jersey resident called the idea, quote, reckless and harmful. steven clark said he got off regular cigs thanks to the electronic counterparts. ecigs have the potential to make cigarettes obsolete. he is now happily shooting hair row rine. i -- heroin. i joke. why do they want to take something helpful to people and then make them expensive. >> a, they are clinically insane. by raising the tax os cigarettes -- e cigarettes they make it harder for poor people to buy them. it is less likely that poor people will get lung cancer and emphysema. the second reason is chem trails. the vapor from e cigarettes interferes with the chemicals the government is spraying us with to keep docile sheep. politicians are doing what they can to stop. it. >> finally somebody is talking about chem trails. >> there is a high chance my life is in danger now or will be after this airs. >> i cannot explain it to you. google it, michael. why is he trying t

yesterday los angeles city council approved new rules to ban so-called the vaping.tes like washington are considering imposing hefty taxes on e-cigarettes seeing them as potentially rich source of revenue. a lot going on in this space. they are betting on e-cigarettes for future growth in the u.s. and overseas. take a look at those stocks because this could be the future of smoking. take a look, all of the stocks are down today. you have the major market averages all to the downside. the closing bell will ring, the market could be facing a wall of worry this year. so how do investors hedge hedger portfolio against risk? we will talk a strategist his firm has 50 billion assets under management. liz has more from the history museum. what do you have coming up? liz: it is a hub of excitement. prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the biggest brains are in silicon valley and the silicon valley. one of those big brains is a real pocket scientist. on the next big thing. stay tuned. in the new new york, we don't back down. we only know one direction: up so we're up early.

the netherlands and definitely what happened over the weekend and france was a good example of soda vapeeview of what will appen -- of the sort of preview of what will happen. >> philippe, thank you so much. barclays chief european economist. talking about reality -- after decades of false armistice, virtual reality is starting to feel a lot more real. does not make you as sick as much, either. much of the credit -- bloomberg businessweek's brad stantec -- checked out the latest products. >> i am wearing a virtual reality headset. here i come flying up into space. icy asteroids around me and i see enemies. i am firing my machine gun did crazy. >> the maker of this headset is making a big promise, that virtual reality will finally feel real. reality wereal perfect and we can have experience with full body language, full presence, feeling like we are in the same space, like the matrix, except everyone realizes were in it. created thispalmer and his parents garage in 2012. only the beginning. >> your personal passion. now you are the cofounder of a company that has $75 million, moving for t

and an ecigarette to vape on. all right? they are going to eat this up. >> i don't think we should do this. and it's. >> three, two, one. okay. got it. >> saturday night live having fun with the push for obamacare. the white house is touting a surge in enrollments, but does that mean the plan will succeed? the roundtable weighs in after this from jeff zeleny. >> reporter: from the courts to the campaign trail. >> obamacare -- >> obamacare -- >> obamacare -- >> reporter: one word is driving the political debate. the final day to enroll is coming up tomorrow. >> there is no delay beyond march 31st. >> reporter: well, not exactly. the obama administration's now saying you can ignore tomorrow's deadline if you've had trouble signing up and need more time to buy insurance. that decision reignited republican outrage. >> what the hell is this, a joke? >> it's basically become the legal equivalent of swiss cheese. >> reporter: putting democrats back on the defensive. you have been critical of the obama administration's rollout. why

as nbc's john yang reports, states are looking to crack down on underaged vaping. >> reporter: the studyubled between 2011 and 2012. >> it's increasingly so rapidly that we're concerned about what we're going to see in the future. >> reporter: it found adolescent e-cigarette users were more likely to smoke tobacco, smoke heavily, and less likely to quit. experts are divided if e-cigarette use may lead to smoking tobacco. an industry trade group slammed the study, saying conclusions should be based on factual science, not assumption or opinion. e-cigarettes use a battery to heat a flavored liquid containing varies amounts of nicotine into a vapor. >> nicotine from any source in an adolescent brain, if applied regularly, impairs the normal process of the adolescent brain development. >> i finally found a smarter alternative -- >> reporter: e-cigarette makering se6 -- marketers don't target adolescents. >> there's blatant association of e-cigarettes with sex. >> reporter: at this year's golden globes, leonardo dicaprio was spotted vaping. >> like a buffet. >> reporter: across the nation, hu

i actually think certain select heavy smokers may benefit from vaping where it takes the place of a cigarettemouth but it's got to be under control of a physician. it can't be something you do on your own. that's the problem. we're not involved. there's no regulation. f.d.a. says there's going to ramp up regulations soon. jon: and shipping that around the country in flavors like chocolate and bubble gum seems like a real danger to kids. >> it gets in through your skin. it's bad. jenna: a big controversy at the nuclear security you meanity nothing to do with politics as all. over who will be serving the food. why women are barred from serving lunch at the gathering. we'll explain. we'll try to explain coming up. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition inharge™. >>> well, get this, no women servers aloud. they are in charge of serving lunch underway in the hague. the decision spa

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. >> at this year's golden globes, leonardo dicaprio was spotted vaping.arette lounges have popped up. >> is it as much the social aspect of it as anything? >> yeah. >> a growing trend that has medical experts worried about consequences for the next generation. for "today," john yang, nbc news, chicago. >>> coming up, girls creator lena dunham on playing host to "saturday night live." and what she says is one of the best things that has ever happened to her. and carson in the orange room with an app to teach you to speed read an entire novel in 90 minutes. sign us up. [ bettina ] my dentist said to me that i had acid erosion. he actually told me that a lot of the foods that i thought were really healthy for me can do damage to the enamel on my teeth. i am a healthy girl, i love salads, i love fruits, and it's not something i want to give up. my dentist recommended that i use pronamel twice a day as my daily toothpaste. pronamel will help protect the enamel from future erosion. it's just so great because all of those foods that i enjoyed so much, i didn't w