fda embraced invading -- effectively embraced vaping as a way for smokers to quit.t $7 billion a year, and growing rapidly. here is the argument. some health groups say vaping products may be a gateway for kids to start smoking cigarettes. a government survey showed e-cigarette usage among teenagers increasing before a slight drop in 2011. however, the rise was counterbalanced by a drop of use in conventional tobacco products. according to a 2013 study, they -- vaping may be as effective as nicotine patches for smokers trying to quit. it is too new to be a significant body of research on long-term health effects, but a review of the evidence concluded that vaping is about 95% less harmful than smoking. it is too early to say for sure, but vaping may be the breath of fresh air smokers have been looking for. david: that was just one of the many quick takes you can find on the bloomberg. you can also find them on bloomberg.com along with all the latest business news and analysis 24 hours a day. that will be all for "bloomberg best" this week. thank you for watching. i'

and so i said, "i'm just going to do a vape." >> seth: okay. oh, so you're vaping?i'm not vaping real stuff -- >> seth: yeah. >> i'm vaping like apricot things -- >> seth: oh, that's nice. >> you know, but i never inhale. >> seth: oh, that's good. you wait 'til you're home. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] what about -- now, in the dispensary, there are all the things, you know, this is a fictional dispensary, but all the things they sell at real dispensaries -- >> yeah. >> seth: -- including edibles. have you in your life experienced edibles? >> when i'm desperate. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] sure. >> yeah, but the thing about edibles is you really want it to kick in. >> seth: yeah. >> yeah and it's just sort of like a stealth bomber. >> seth: yeah. >> you know? it'll kick in maybe four, five hours later and you're never sure when. >> seth: yeah. it's almost like your friend who -- was supposed to bring weed and is five hours late. [ laughter ] 'cause you just -- yeah, there we go! [ laughter and applause ] >> there we go! >> seth: the only problem i have -- he

some help groups say vaping products may be a gateway for kids to smoke cigarettes.e-cigarette usage increasing since 2011. before a slight drop-off. however, the rise was countered by by the drop of use in conventional tobacco products. according to a 2014 study, they being might be as effective for smokers trying to quit. it is too new to be a significant body of research on long-term health effects, but a 2015 independent review of evidence concluded raping -- vaping is about 95% less harmful than smoking. it is too early to say, but vaping may be the breath of fresh air smokers have been looking for. david: that was just one of the many quick takes you can find on bloomberg. you can also find them on bloomberg.com with the latest bloomberg business and analysis 24 hours a day. that will be all for bloomberg best" this week. thank you for watching. i'm david gura. this is bloomberg. ♪

nearly 3 million people in the uk now vape regularly, four times more than 2012. of study, according to a survey by bbc radio 5 live. nearly 70% of those questioned said they had not reported it. the survey of 2000 adults also found a fifth of men have been sexually harassed. an electrician from stirling who was facing three months in prison in dubai for public indecency has spoken of his relief at returning home to the uk. jamie harron was sentenced for touching a man's hip in a crowded bar, but freed after dubai's ruler intervened. let's get the sport now. the premier league's bottom club crystal palace were beaten by championship side bristol city in the league cup. arsenal needed extra time to get past norwich, manchester city beat championship leaders wolves on penalties. manchester united, the cup holders, are through to the quarterfinals after beating swansea 2—0. jesse lingaard scored twice. leicester and bournemouth also reached the last 8 last night. there were three matches in the scottish premiership last night. hibs the only winners. 1—0 in the edinbu

and meanwhile everybody is going, "kathy bates is vaping weed at the next table!r a hit." i understand you play guitar now. you bought yourself some electric guitars. >> well, i bought a moon stone eagle. >> stephen: moon stone eagle. do you know what a moon stone eagle is? >> handmeat back in the 80s, right. >> i'm not familiar. >> stephen: no, no. you sure that's not just a bong with strings on it. moon stone eagle. sounds like something that crystal graphics put out. ( laughter ) hey, is it-- joni mitchell. dihear you met joni mitchell. >> yes, this is what's so great! this is the other thing about the show. we have amazing animations. tone bell plays our security guard and he has p.t.s.d. he was a vet from afghanistan. so we try to get him to, you know, help himself by smoke weed. but you go inside his head, and you see all these weird things happening. i mean, you know dave javerbaum. >> stephen: i did know dave javerbaum. >> it's like all this stuff that's in david's head. >> stephen: where does joni mitchell fit in? >> oh, right. i forgot that. ( laughter )

were more likely to begin smoking regular cigarettes in a year compared to peers that didn't try vaping at all. >>> the "action news" team is out working on news stories tonight beginning at 4:00. lets check in with alicia vitarelli live in the newsroom with a look ahead. >> it is halloween and there is a sign that is slamming certain trick or treaters that is sparking quite the conversation on social media. coming up today at 4:00 we'll show you the message and let you decide where you stand on this one. we have new online shopping strategies especially if you get ready to do holiday shopping and just wait you'll want to see this before you do anymore. and hate the sound of people slurping raman a japanese company has the way. to put an end no what is calleds into -- is called noodle harassment. >> thank you alicia. we'll check accuweather when "action news" comes right back. >>> david is back with another check from accuweather. look ago head to halloween night. it's chilly and a lot worse if it was raining. and if it was snowing. there is a lot of possiblities. stormtracker 6 live do

now they have these vape pens,un. >> stephen: i've seen those.and you can control, you know, your intake. it's like function, not function. you can put the little -- >> stephen: it looks like you're playing a tiny little flute or something like that. exactly. >> or you can have it in your pocket in a restaurant and go... ( inhails ). >> stephen: and you're so high-- >> oh, no! now they'll know what i'm doing now! >> stephen: exactly. and yo s and meanwhile everybody is going, "kathy bates is vaping weed at the next table! ask her for a hit." i understand you play guitar now. you bought yourself some electric guitars. >> well, i bought a moon stone eagle. >> stephen: moon stone eagle. do you know what a moon stone eagle is? >> handmeat back in the 80s, right. >> i'm not familiar. >> stephen: no, no. you sure that's not just a bong with strings on it. moon stone eagle. sounds like something that crystal graphics put out.

the house of commons science and technology committee believes this mixed messaging about vaping and causing confusion, and has now announced it is launching its own enquiry. we need to understand what the long—term implications are of a far greater number of people using e—cigarettes. it's great news that people are stopping smoking and shifting to e—cigarettes, that we need to understand more about the health consequences of that. the cross—party group of mps has asked anyone who wants to submit written evidence to make sure it reaches the committee by the 8th of december. let's talk a little bit more as promised. let's see our peace now because we are profiling all the buildings that have been short listed for this year's prize. today, we focus on the development of ba rrett‘s grove in we focus on the development of barrett's grove in london. 0ur our client tends to be produced fairly generic housing and the challenges can we build housing that is low—cost, critical work but also has those tactile qualities and details that retain a chance that we would want is see preserved over

>> that i've seen. >> vaping?ith a patch >> let's talk very quickly about iran the president has said we will not recertify the iran deal which leaves it on the shoulders of you all what happens now >> right the responsibility comes back to the house and senate, especially the senate how do we negotiate the deal we're not going to get a p 5 plus one we're not going to add to the cpoa this has to be a set of sanctions that comes down on iran based on the missile activity. >> you're in favor >> absolutely. so what it's doing is saying we're abiding by the nuclear side of it but we're continuing to test ballisticmissiles, continuing to destabilize yemen, prop up assad in syria, they're propping up hezbollah. >> that was part of the original plan that was there. >> that was -- >> i think that was the main point that many of us made. >> so controversial. that's why it was so controversial in the beginning however, iran has already gotten what they wanted which was to get other countries around the world to drop those s

he's done with vaping... and he's telling all his friends to throw their e- cigs out. a federal study released in july shows a growing trend in e-cigarette fires and explosions from 2009 to 2016-- more than half of those happened just last year. (jr stone) this morning san francisco opened their first bike park in the city. they had a bike giveaway... races... and information about bike safety. the new city attraction is located in mclaren park. the project cost over one-million dollars... it was designed for all skill-level riders. talks about building a bike park started back in 2008. residents living near mclaren park wanted a safe and fun place for kids to learn and practice riding their bikes. the park will be open from nine in the morning to five-thirty in the afternoon. (justine) time to pull out those chains for storage.., the first snow of the season is causing some drivers to lose control in the sierra. police near donner pass say snowy conditions caused several accidents on i-80 friday. they say most of the accidents happened after chain restrictions were li

. >> vaping a hug for the third victim on the right of your screen. got up at the bus stop when he was gunned down on october 19. just blocks away from where benjamin mitchell was shot and killed waiting for a bus on october 9. then just two days after that the 32-year-old was murdered. these individuals had no connection to one another. they were alone when they were killed, they were not robbed and they were all shot.>> accident surveillance video released by police.have they received any new leads based on this? >> the video came out on thursday and got over 100 tics. but no real breakthroughs yet based on surveillance video. this was taken on the night of the first murder. the man is wearing a hoodie, at about the same time of the murder of benjamin mitchell man was seen running. they are zeroing in on his right hand. seeing flipping his cell phone. they say it could be a habit that could identify the person. they think that the person could be the key to solving these gardens but it is not necessarily a suspected of the deep is asking if you are

a late-night vape with joe and the earth seems to shift on its axis.yself somehow no longer vertical, looking up, up at a magnificent bewilderment of stars. ♪ >> anthony: livingston, montana may be one of the prettiest and oddest towns in america. it's also one of my favorites. originally a railroad town. a place where cattlemen could drink and philander. then later, a gateway to yellowstone national park. in the 1960s, the surrounding paradise valley was a popular setting for hollywood films, and local ranchers began to see a strange mix of creative types showing up. first to work on films, but later to stay and play cowboy for real. writers like richard brautigan, tom mcguane, and jim harrison. actors like peter fonda, warren oates, the notorious director sam peckinpah made livingston their home. ♪ >> anthony: the mint bar opened in the 1920s and holds the oldest liquor license in montana. railroad workers used to drink here. everybody drank here. look at that picture of the bar right there. >> dan lahren: yeah, that picture is this building during p

starting wednesday, you must be at least 21 to buy cigarettes, e-cigs and vapes. stores could be fined up to $1,000. >>> state schools will get their funding after all. it will give $650 million for schools like penn state, temple, lincoln and pitt. the money will be sent out right away. schools had warned your tuition would have gone up if that money wasn't secured. >>> rutgers university has dedicated parts of its campus to former slaves. rutgers like other early american colleges depended on slaves to help build its campuses the university has renamed a dorm after sojourner truth. a walkway on campus has been given the name of a slave who helped construct an administration building and the libra library has been renamed in honor of rutgers' first black graduate. >>> it could cost you so much to go see one of america's national parks. getting into parks like yosemite or the grand canyon costs $25. the new number, $70. the national parks service says it needs to do this as it keeps breaking records in terms of visits. that is putting a strain on their resources.

. ♪ it is too early to say for sure, but vaping may be the breath of fresh air smokers have been lookingjust one of the many quick takes you can find on the bloomberg. you can also find them on bloomberg.com along with all the latest business news and analysis 24 hours a day. that will be all for "bloomberg best" this week. thank you for watching. i'm david gura. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: we begin this evening with a focus on the opioid addiction problem. it claims over 100 lives daily. today, president trump declared the situation a public health emergency. in a speech alongside families affected, the president called it the worst drug crisis in american history. pres. trump: my administration is officially declaring the opa

starting wednesday you must be 21 to buy cigarettes, e-cigs and vapes. stores will have new signs explaining the law. they could be fined up to $1,000 if they sell to an underaged person. >>> researchers say it's too soon to say if the flu is going to be bad this year. they say it's still important to get the flu shot. a team of researchers at baylor college of medicine says the southern atmosphere had a severe strain circulate during its flu season. if we have the same one, it could be deadly. >> if that's correct, that virus normally is associated with a lot more deaths, a lot more hospitalization. a lot more morbidity. >> you only have a small window of time to get your flu shot for it to be effective. it takes two weeks to sink in. anyone older than six months is urged to get the shot. the peak season is november to february. they recommend people over the age of 65 get one of the two c vaccines. the flu nasal spray is not recommended. >>> we are learning new information about the opioid epidemic. 60,000 people died from drug overdoses in the u.s. la

nineteen year old rowan student nick claims to stock up on vape cartrings this halloween, before he is cut off on november 1st. >> i just think it is ridiculous. once you are already, i think you should maintain the right. if i was already buying cigarette, why can't i keep buying cigarettes? >> many people embrace the change. >> don't buy it at all. stay away from tobacco. >> are you kidding? raise that ainge to 50. >> he said he smoke for 42 years, and is happy he quit. >> i feel excellent. to you kids out there, don't put them things in your mouth. >> now, any stores that is caught selling cigarettes to somebody under 21 years old could face up to a thousand dollars fine. reporting live, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news." >> clever, thank you so much for that. so what about other states? in pennsylvania you have to go 18 to buy tobacco products although there have been attempts to increase the age to 21, also 18 in the state of delaware. >> we are continuing to follow the breaking news out of new york city. >> it is being called terror attack there, police say driver deliberatel

there irrestaurants, vape shops, nightclubs. not say there haven't been attempts to revitalize their area, the mayor of richmond pushed plan to build a new stadium for the minor league baseball team, the swirled, on land adjacent at the devil's half acre, the plant succeed manyifully drying ire from preservationists and those that were concerned it wise obliterate the city's past. after the project was announced a team fundsly richmond slave trail commission set out to uncover the devil's half acre through a careful study of old maps they located the area where the complex once stood. some partially obscured beneath the freeway. in december 2008 work unearthed the remnants of the japan. they need fine why whipping ring but i found unexpected behind office lives. table wear, englishing china, earthen ware, remnants of a porcelain doll. how does a city balance commerce with remembrance? the ghost stories told are not only harmless, they add a patina to to city's bars and restaurants, an air of mystery and glamor, invite you spend

new york state is outlawing vaping in indoor public spaces, meaning no more electronic lighting up inghting up in restau ra nts, cafes a nd more electronic lighting up in restaurants, cafes and bars. the law into effect in 30 days. can governments prevent russia from meddling in their elections by regulating social media platforms? that is the question facing the us congress as the rather obscure information technology subcommittee begins hearings. traditional media any us is already subject to all sorts of rules about their activities but facebook, twitter and you juba are exempt. in light of russia's involvement in the last election, critics say they should have to disclose who is paying for their online ads. republican ombudsman will hurt shares that committee and i spoke him earlier. —— will hurt. they were actively engaged in trying to influence our election in this last election and will likely do that in the future. what we are exploring today in the subcommittee hearing is how political ads, disclosures, disclaimers, should be donein disclosures, disclaimers, should be done in

i immediately stopped smoking and i started vaping. ifeel stopped smoking and i started vaping.s of switching to e—cigarettes and what they think of the investigation into the long—term health benefits. we will talk about that more later. the national fire chiefs council has told bbc breakfast it wants to see all schools to be fitted with sprinkler systems. new schools in scotland and wales must have sprinklers but they're not mandatory in england or northern ireland. the london fire brigade commissioner dany cotton accused the government of playing with children's lives by not making them compulsory. there are around 700 fires at schools in england every year. an electrician from stirling who was facing three months in prison in dubai for public indecency has spoken of his relief at returning home to the uk. jamie harron had been sentenced for touching a man's hip in a crowded bar. he was freed after dubai's ruler intervened on his behalf, as catriona renton reports. back into the arms of his family. jamie harron's ordeal is finally over. he arrived in scotland to questions fro

the house of commons science and technology committee believes this mixed messaging about vaping andching its own enquiry. we need to understand what the long—term implications are of a far greater number of people using e—cigarettes. it's great news that people are stopping smoking and shifting to e—cigarettes, that we need to understand more about the health consequences of that. the cross—party group of mps has asked anyone who wants to submit written evidence to make sure it reaches the committee by the 8th of december. with me in the studio is jonathan grigg, professor of paediatric respiratory and environmental medicine at queen mary's university. a lot of people use either cigarettes to try to get off real cigarettes. —— e—cigarettes foot that the good thing? absolutely. the question is whether they are as are as effective as other ways of giving up as effective as other ways of giving up smoking, poor example nicotine ta blets up smoking, poor example nicotine tablets or sprays. if they are, aren't they associated with more toxic effects? toxic effects how in chemicals are br

the house of commons science and technology committee believes this mixed messaging about vaping andow announced it is launching its own enquiry. we need to understand what the long—term implications are of a far greater number of people using e—cigarettes. it's great news that people are stopping smoking and shifting to e—cigarettes, that we need to understand more about the health consequences of that. the cross—party group of mps has asked anyone who wants to submit written evidence to make sure it reaches the committee by the 8th of december. british explorer ben saunders is aiming to complete a solo crossing of the antarctic. he is following in the footsteps of a friend who died in his attempt last year. a reporter went to meet him. when you've trekked to the north and south pole, what next? the plan is to make a solo, completely unassisted and unsupported crossing of antarctica on foot. so i'm walking from one side to the south pole and then carrying on to the opposite side of antarctica. it's never been done before. no—one has ever sort of walked under their own human motive p

we get it bill bell check you vape for all the smoke that was out on the field.4 straight points against atlanta. that was on the game and al -- >> yes. >> don't worry horn. the fog traveled here from atlanta is actually evaporated tears. >> yeah. >> crazy. are you surprised they didn't call that game? i mean -- >> i don't know what the nfl room is when it comes to fog. as long as the players -- the ground level like on the field can see. >> right. >> but, you know, you don't want to throw the ball up in the fog and -- >> you guys remember that playoff game in chicago probably ten or 15 years ago and the voice is the was literally zero on the field. >> because of snow. >> they were still playing. >> it was just fog. >> there was fog. >> okay. >> but so much fun to watch you literally couldn't see. all of a sudden the running back would emerge out for a second. >> tucker you of all people would love watching games with weather implications? >> in fact half the time i watch football just for the weather. i don't have many friends. [ laughter ] >> visible one and a