i have been vaping since 2005. you are linking cigarettes and vaping together.to me that is hilarious. two 2005, i have started vaping, and i wanted to do it on an airplane. they have made vaping akin to smoking, and it is not akin to smoking, because it is not have the carcinogen affects. and the popcorn lung is ridiculous. it has popcorn flavoring. as for standards go, everyone i know who vapes they only vape made inuy america by americans. you do not want to go chinese unless you want to go super cheap. i understand vaping is very because itcigarettes does have the nicotine, but it does not have the carcinogen affects that killed so many lies that you speak about. guest: i think i just said, and i can certainly emphasize more, that vaping, based on what we know now, and it is hard to imagine it would change very much, it does not present nearly the health risk. you are not going to be able to approach the risk of smoking as it relates to lung cancer to deaths in this country. i do want to mention to the caller that i did not selectively choose the people that

smoking isn't allowed on trust property, but vaping is.en they bring the vapes in flavours, you can buy different flavours. two users of the service told me how it helps them. since my mental health deteriorated, i smoked more but as soon as i was getting help, i went on my vape again. like, i started vaping and i don't really touch tobacco any more. i used to smoke about 20 to 30 a day and now i'm on about four to five a day. there is evidence those with mental health conditions tend to smoke more than others, so the trust says there is every reason to offer help. vaping has less harmful effects as far as we know from the data and research, and therefore the trust is of the view that we should be exploring the option for our patients and also promoting it for our staff as well. elsewhere in leicester, a stop smoking clinic is run by the city council. e—cigarettes are recommended for those who would like to try them. another example of official backing for vaping. your reading now is zero... the mps‘ report calls for moves to allow e—cigs

ido embraces vaping as a positive thing.t some people will say that vaping is not without its risks and not without its dangers and the jury is still out on the dangers. i disagree that thejury is out on the dangers. i disagree that the jury is still out but i don't think there is anybody saying that vaping is 100% safe. public health england and most of the medical community in the uk are quite confident that when you compare vaping to cigarette smoking, it is at least 95% safer than smoking. what is your response to the recent research of the university of birmingham where they said that vaping can damage vital unit system cells and may be more harmful than previously thought. they found that e—cigarettes vapour damage important immune cells in the lungs and boosts information. what do you say to that? these reports come out from time to time. we will see if they stand up to the critiques under peer review. normally they do not. the study is also a very small study and doesn't really compare the effects to vaping. there is

norman lamb, do you vape? of course the committee endorses that there should be continuing research into long—term risk that toxicologists who gave evidence made it clear that vaping does not contain the same chemicals that cause can in cigarette smoke. so we have to apply the evidence that is that the present about the difference between vaping and smoking. i think we can save lives as a result. rosanna o'connor, public health england, your research is that vaping is 90% safer than conventional smoking, headed get this statistic? we undertake reviews each year to make sure we have all the evidence, it is significantly sure we have all the evidence, it is significa ntly better for people sure we have all the evidence, it is significantly better for people to vape and a smoke. the risk of vaping is minimal. we welcome the report from norman's committee because hopefully, it will help to bust some of the myths about the risks of vaping in relation to smoking. professorjonathan rigg. you are a paediatrician. what

smoking is not allowed on trust property, but vaping is.ul when they bring the vapes in the flavours because you can buy different flavours. two users of the service told me how it helps them. since my mental health deteriorated, i smoked more, but as soon as i was getting the help, i went on my vape again. like, ijust started vaping and i don't really touch fags much any more. it helped me cut down quite a lot. i used to smoke about 20—30 a day and now i'm probably on about four or five. there is evidence that those with mental health conditions tend to smoke more than others, so the trust says there is every reason to offer help. vaping has less harmful effects, as far as we know, from the data and research we know. therefore, the trust is of the view that we should be exploring that option for our patients and also promoting it for our staff as well. and you stopped with an e—cigarette, using an e—cigarette, didn't you? yes. elsewhere in leicester, a stop smoking clinic is run by the city council and e—cigarettes are recommended for thos

smoking is not allowed on trust property but vaping is.hen they bring the vapes in the flavours because you can buy different flavours. two users of the service told me how it helps them. since my mental health deteriorated, i smoked more, but as soon as i was getting the help, i went on my vape again. like, ijust started vaping and i don't really touch fags much any more. it helped me cut down quite a lot. i used to smoke about 20—30 a day and now i'm probably on about four or five. there is evidence that those with mental health conditions tend to smoke more than others, so the trust says there is every reason to offer help. vaping has less harmful effects, as far as we know, from the data and research we know. therefore, the trust is of the view that we should be exploring that option for our patients and also promoting it for our staff as well. and you stopped with an e—cigarette, using an e—cigarette, didn't you? yes. elsewhere in leicester, a stop smoking clinic is run by the city council and e—cigarettes are recommended for those wh

the first thing is it vaping is not smoking.ractical pragmatic approach to electronic cigarettes. they are significantly less harmful than actual real cigarette so we do overwrought welcome the majority of the recommendations in the report today. and we do think there are big opportunities to do more to encourage smokers to quit smoking, and that they have tried to quit before, to at least switch to an electronic cigarette. it will be much less harmful and damaging to their health and also to the help their health and also to the help the people around them. and what is your view, you are not in favour? why is that? leaving aside the fact that people like the world health organisation have considerable doubts about the validity of the claims about vaping, my concern is not that vividly, is a the effect on those who do not smoke or vape. you only need to see the news programmes to see the amount of smoke that plumes into the air as the people vape along. i do not want to inhale stale air possibly containing nicotine and people's

—— vaped.are 95% less harmful than smoking, yet a company selling an e—cigarette to someone who is perhaps a long—term smoker can't actually repeat that public health message to the potential purchaser. so we miss an opportunity to encourage that long—term smoker to quit smoking and, in a way, the big public health prize... potential prize here is that still 79,000 people in england alone die every year through smoking—related disease. vaped we have the opportunity to cut into that significantly and save lives. we wa nt that significantly and save lives. we want to make sure the advertising, regulation and taxation rules stop people taking up smoking and take up more healthy options. are you saying the nhs should be more actively involved in promoting e—cigarettes, should they be available on prescription for example? we are saying the nhs should be more proactive. smoking rates among people with mental ill—health remained stubbornly high, 40% of people with mental ill—health continue to smoke

vaping has made a massive, massive difference.e of smell, i'm a chef so it's imperative for my job. when i thought i was seasoning food perfectly i was way off. and now i can taste things i never tasted before. i can play with my children, i'm not out of breath. it's just made a remarkable difference. almost 3 million people in the uk use e—cigarettes, and every year tens of thousands of them manage to successfully stop smoking. the committee of mps calls smoking a national health crisis and says e—cigarettes are a golden opportunity to save lives. my message to the nhs is, take this issue far more seriously. we cannot tolerate the continued death toll of 79,000 people in england alone every single year from smoking. vaping is one route to help problem smokers give up and we should be doing far more to encourage it. we're very lucky in this country to have a health department and a government that really understands vaping and gets behind it as part of their smoking cessation programmes. i think what is frustrating is the fact tha

vaping is relatively new. it has beenin vaping is relatively new. experts say there needs to be more research into the effects of using e—cigarettes in the long—term. —— 11 yea rs. hazel cheeseman is director of policy at action on smoking and health. iam assuming i am assuming you have anything that stops people smoking grill cigarettes is a good thing. absolutely. i mean the arrival of e—cigarettes has been on the call. we have seen use of tobacco products reduce dramatically. 2 million people are now using e—cigarettes on a regular basis. lots of people have quit smoking using e—cigarettes. at a large number of that, nearly 3 million, and completely switched from using tobacco to solely using e—cigarettes. so there is a big public health benefit in the uk already from e—cigarettes. public health benefit in the uk already from e-cigarettes. some would argue that it is shifting the addiction from smoking cigarettes to smoking vaping machines or e—cigarettes or whatever, but still there is a nicotine addiction and they will still be harmful chemical

vaping has made a massive, massive difference.of taste, sense of smell, i'm a chef so it's imperative for my job. when i thought i was seasoning food perfectly i was way off. and now i can taste things i never tasted before. i can play with my children, i'm not out of breath. it's just made a remarkable difference. almost 3 million people in the uk use e—cigarettes, and every year tens of thousands of them manage to successfully stop smoking. the committee of mps calls smoking a national health crisis and says e—cigarettes are a golden opportunity to save lives. my message to the nhs is, take this issue far more seriously. we cannot tolerate the continued death toll of 79,000 people in england alone every single yearfrom smoking. vaping is one route to help problem smokers give up and we should be doing far more to encourage it. we're very lucky in this country to have a health department and a government that really understands vaping and gets behind it as part of their smoking cessation programmes. i think what is frustrating is

vaping is 95% less harmful than smoking cigarettes and so should be used as a way to help people quitll together, or so says a new report pubished by some british mps. also in the programme: fears over swine flu spread — the biggest pork producer in the world is temporarily shuttering some of its operations in china to try and contain an outbreak. it is looking like a mixed picture in the markets so far. and the escalating china—us trade dispute, the plunge in the lira, and tesla's future have all made business headlines this week. we'll get into the nitty gritty with our economics editor kamal ahmed. and as the british government weighs up the health benefits of vaping — we want to know do you think e—cigs help people quit? are you worried about the health risks? let us know — just use the hashtag bbcbizlive hello and welcome to business live. we start here in the uk where there's been a major boost for the e—cigarette industry. a report by parliament's science and technology committee says vaping is far less harmful than smoking and should be subject to lighter regulation. this coul

starting to vape.nce and technology committee will help us to bust that myth that e—cigarettes are gateway for young people to smoking. thank you very much. you're watching afternoon live, these are our headlines. mps call for rules around e—cigarettes to be relaxed so they can be more widely used and accepted in society. italy's transport ministry has begun investigating the private operator of the motorway bridge that collapsed in genoa on tuesday, killing at least 38 people. pakistan's parliament has elected the former cricketer, imran khan, as the country's new leader. he will be sworn in tomorrow. tributes continue to pour in for aretha franklin: the singer stevie wonder says he will forever be influenced by her. we'll hear his tribute in full shortly. in sport, ben stokes will play for england to morrow. the all—rounder has been named in that interface india in the third test, just days after being cleared of affray. that means sam curran misses out. cameron bancroft, the australia opener who was

and the next generation of vaping and the next generation of vaping products, for instance bat said00 million into these new products, and it is seen as the future as people move away from smoking tobacco, are we? without really know, the who is cautious and one of the reasons is the research isn't clear —— we don't really know. for instance, there was a report that said the long—term benefits on things like the heart and lungs was not clear at this stage, so that is why perhaps who might be cautious. however, the companies on the other hand, they are supported by such as this, argue that we moving full stea m this, argue that we moving full steam ahead, so we will have these reports until there is definitive research that says one way or another. interesting, isn't it, joll, and we will be back to talk in the paper review at the end of the hour, so thank you very much —— joel let's move on to the tragedy in genoa. the italian government has begun an investigation into the private operator of the motorway bridge that collapsed in genoa on tuesday, killing at least 38 people. another

smoking isn't allowed on trust property, but vaping is.s in flavours, you can buy different flavours. two users of the service told me how it helps them. since my mental health deteriorated, i smoked more but as soon as i was getting help, i went on my vape again. like, i started vaping and i don't really touch tobacco any more. i used to smoke about 20 to 30 a day and now i'm on about four to five a day. there is evidence those with mental health conditions tend to smoke more than others, so the trust says there is every reason to offer help. vaping has less harmful effects as far as we know from the data and research, and therefore the trust is of the view that we should be exploring the option for our patients and also promoting it for our staff as well. elsewhere in leicester, a stop smoking clinic is run by the city council. e—cigarettes are recommended for those who would like to try them. another example of official backing for vaping. your reading now is zero... the mps' report calls for moves to allow e—cigs in more public places

and lobby against those vape flavors. do you ever wonder, though, if you banned the flavors here that it would just pop up elsewhere? >> i think if we ban the flavors in westchester, i think that it would set a great precedent in new york and maybe other counties would follow suit. i think the possibility to have a great ripple effect, and for westchester to take the lead and kind of be the first step in a long line of youth prevention. >> reporter: the e-cigarette industry has surged in popularity with juul leading the pack, increasing revenue by 700% last year. and with it a swell of online fandom. jokes, memes, tricks posted by users, not the company, dedicated to juul culture. hash tags adding to the cool factor some say is drawing kids to use. >> this little flash drive, feel it in your hands. it feels like really, really sleek. >> reporter: jack's literally showing these lawmakers what they're dealing with, asking them to crack down. >> i'm promoting regulating the flavors for across the entire population. this is a

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with nearly three million users in the uk, we‘ll take a look at the pros and cons of vaping.ousand people have already died in india. the prisons minister puts hisjob on the line, saying he‘ll quit if he doesn‘t cut violence in some of the toughest jails. don‘t hold the pasta — research says carb—cutting diets can also cut life expectancy by four years.

after his vape pen exploded! look at that.ow this california man is doing after a vape pen explodes in his pocket. >>> the big decision ahead and the fight over medical marijuana on campus. >>> but first happening now a japanese man is released from north korea after being accused of a crime. she in beijing and expected to return home. early reports say that man is believed to be a videoographer. they may have suspected him of filming a military facility. >>> charges will not be filed against a group of police officers seen on video beating an unarmed suspect. this is the video of the incident that's raising eyebrows. they ruled that the officers was legally authorized and justified under arizona law. more news for you after the break. it was time to update the bathroom but we wanted to work with a company we could trust and rebath made it effortless. a rebath design consultant came to our home and presented us ideas and products in a way that made our decisions simple. they took away the old installed the new and gave us the

e-cigarettes or vaping. the new ads will hit the air waves next month.nvestigating how those products are marketed, especially the juul which makes up more than 70% of the market. some aren't waiting for the government to act. >> this is epidemic proportions and is dangerous. >> this mother couldn't wait for the government to stop kids from using the e-cigarette juul so she and other moms educate abou their use and lobby for legislative action. >> i know what these teens are doing. and i don't want my 11-year-old to get caught up in that either, and we have to act about that now. >> vaping can deliver nicotine to your brain, reprogramming you to crave more and more. >> reporter: the fda says its expanded campaign will use ads like this one from 2017 to try to convince teens not to vape. in april, the agency requested internal documents from juul on areas including the company's research and marketing. of particular concern to advocacy groups, prior social media campaigns using young models in groups and bright colors. back in june, juul executive ashley

prevention campaign targeting youths who vape or are open to trying it. the harms of being addicted to tobacco products. according to one study published in the american journal of medicine, young adults who use e-cigarettes are more than four times as likely to start smoking tobacco cigarettes within 18 months compared to peers who don't vape. >> it's the flavoring, it's the sleek appearance of some of these products that we're really concerned about and we know that kids and teens who are using those products are more likely to use regular tobacco products in the future. >> reporter: jewell tells abc news that their product is intended for current adult smokers only. we stand committed to working with those who want to keep jewell out of the hands of young people. but high school freshman margarita told abc news in june that flavoring enticed her to use jewell. >> i just thought it was okay. >> reporter: jewell says the product's aearns po earnppearano help people quit. while they have fewer toxins than cigarettes, vaping can still expose people to canc

while indicating the rules around vaping could be relaxed.ce that the government is looking to make us all healthier and it has chosen a tool for doing it which is... it is the only way of raising taxes without getting bad headlines. it is like fags and alcohol. over to the sun. we want to let susie be expensive. thomas markle exclusive. the royals are just like scientologist. what is megan's father saying now? i don't know if they are lizards under the skin and come from a different planet or undergo some kind of auditing, but i think probably if we went into page five, if we had it, it would be something along the lines of i am not supposed to talk about the royals, isn't it awful? interesting thing is that last week, markle, god bless him and keep him, gave an interview saying i have only given three interviews and this is my last one. i shall never speak again and! my last one. i shall never speak again and i want to speak to my daughter. this week, thomas markle exclusive in the sun. they turn up and say it would you like to tell us some

experts say most are caused by lithium ion batteries often used in modified vape devices made overseas. a study showing 62% of explosions happened while the e-cigarette is in someone's pocket or actively being used. earlier this year the first documented case of an e-cigarette killing someone, a 38-year-old man died after his vape pen exploded. his cause of death listed as a projectile wound to the head. now, another e-cigarette explosion caught on camera showing potential for danger carried by millions everyday. gadi schwartz, nbc news, los angeles. >>> up next, the little girl we've been following who made millions smile and the life saving birthday gift she just received. athletes caught in the. the battle between a district and teachers that )s sidelining school sports. and s-f-o says taxis are leaving something other than passengers at the airport... why they says it needs to stop now..or else. that )s next. >>> finally, she has millions of people, including a music superstar cheering her on. tonight, the little girl we have been following has finally received a life saving gift f

after his vape pen exploded you see it right there, that man. this is a california man.oding in his pocket while he had his pants on. >>> a japanese man accused of a crime is there beijing and expected to return home. earlier reports say the man is expected to be a vid videographer. >>> police officers seen on video beating an unarmed suspect. this is video of the may incident raising eyebrows. they ruled that the use of force does justified under arizona law. more news after this break. it is 6:52. welcome back. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on today in the bay >> it is 6:55. before you head out the door here are the top stories. >> the idea may seen unusual. a bill would allow the state asemi -- it would rewrite rules banning children from accessing medical marijuana at school. it allows parent to administer and for it to be consumed in nonsmoking form. >>> also new this morning for you so called state injection sites are one step closer in san francisco. they voted monday to send this to the governor and a bill approving the site. people could

david: we're talking about vaping?fries is saying there is vaping, those products are becoming more popular. and the e-cigarettes. it does not burn it entirely, it heated up. -- heats it up. they are focusing on a heat product and the ceo is trying to push it in japan which is seen as a key market but it's not seen as working. david: is there a danger of regulation? negative regulators have not caught up with the new products? kailey: vaping products are everywhere. you only have to be 18 to buy them. the regulatory risk is there. david: really interesting. good to have you here. australia has changed prime minister's one more time. treasurer scott morrison has become the new leader. haidi stroud-watts, congratulations, has this report from sydney. turnbull ousted from the top job after a week of political chaos. got morrison becoming australia's sixth prime minister in 11 years. how did we get here? been worseningad and malcolm turnbull has be en under increasing pressure to his own party. he buckled on the paris acco

. >>> a lot of people switch from cigarettes to vaping but it may not be safer.that vaping is found to harm more immune cells than cigarette smoke and spikes the inflammatory chemicals. they say more study is needed to find the long-term health risk of vaping. >>> the investigation is underway at the sfo. authorities want to know how the pedestrian was killed on the freeway this morning. we are live with the latest developments and how the traffic is being affected. >>> hundreds of instagram accounts have been hacked and who may be behind the cyberattack. what is happening to the profile picture of instagram users, coming up. >>> we have crowding on the san mateo bridge heading west. it has something to do with the earlier problems on the 101. we have low traffic over to san mateo. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the potential red flags at the site of the major muni projects and reported safety violat

adons itepg nch campaign to discourage teens from using e-cigarettes, or vaping. will come out in september. the fda is also investigating the marketing strategies and impact of several vaping prurkts including the most popular e-cigarette, juul. it's estimated to make up 72% of the e-cigarette market. anna werner is following the controversy surrounding juul's marketing. anna, good morning. >> good morning. the fda says its new campaign is just part of its effort to find out why e-cigarette use is rampant among teenagers and how to stop it. at the same time, parents are launching their own efforts and asking why the government isn't doing more. >> this is coming to epidemic proportions, and it's dangerous. >> reporter: mother of four meredith berkman says she couldn't sit and wait for the government to stop kids from using e-cigarette juul, so she and two other moms launched the grassroots group parents against vaping to educate about the dangers of e-cigarettes, advocate against their use and lobby for legislative action. >> i know what these teens are doing, an

the fda recommends find vape pen's with safety features. keep loose batteries in a case, and replace batteries if they get wet or damaged. >>> a man from monterey was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving after he crashed his tesla into the back of a san jose fire truck. it happened early saturday morning on southbound highway 101 in santa clara county. san jose firefighters and chp were rushing to a rollover crash when the tesla rear-ended one of the fire trucks. the tesla driver and a female passenger were treated at the hospital for minor injuries. no firefighters were hurt. the chp says that driver, michael tran, told emergency responders that he believed he was driving an auto -- in autopilot mode when the car hit the fire truck. chp could not confirm that. 's report police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who slashed the thumb of a passenger during an argument on a train at oakland's macarthur station . the bart police say it happened at about 9:15 saturday night on a train bound for warm springs. these are image

there's no vaping on site. >> even the edibles don't actually have any weed. >> you'll be able to sample the flavors here and that's kind of the idea. >> for this year, anyway, grassland is all about education. >> really learning about this area that's now legal in california. we're the first festival in the world that's done it. >> people can see what a mature cannabis plant looks like. people can smell the different types of cannabis. >> the wall was a brainchild of the wineland somalia. >> he came up with this idea where you should do a smell wall. it's similar to wine where the smells are very distinct. >> it won't get you high, but maybe if you imagine. >> spray out just a little bit of thing here, and -- >> oh. step one, you spray it into the -- and then step two -- >> yeah. >> you got it. >> you can get your vape pen engraved and ask a bud tender burning questions or try lemonade with the essence of cannabis, but not the kick. >> for time it will be like beer and wine. concept. >> yes. >> we will be back with sports right after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ i put a spell on you ♪ yeah, because

a group that promotes vaping as an alternative to smoking says the fda should go further. >> we would like to see device manufacturers be able to make safer devices without having to, you know, go through a very burdensome and prohibitive approvals process. >> reporter: attorney bentley says the fda has delayed stricter regulations until 2020. >> the public needs to know that this is still an unregulated industry that operates like the wild, wild west, and they're rushing -- >> reporter: and here's an interesting note. the store manager says the man finished buying the tv before he left to get treatment for his serious burns. in the newsroom, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> yeah, that video is incredible. glad he's okay at least. thanks, carolyn. >>> here's a question, what if the best way to clean your laptop? >> "7 on your side's" michael finney is here with some advice just in time for the start of the school year, michael. >> just like that, it's back to school. >> i know. >> just came back on us. it's back to school season, time to gear up with fresh school supplies, new backpacks,

. >>> switching from cigarettes to vaping may not be as safe as many people think.a study researcher six blows -- exposed oneself to vapor or e-cigarette fluid directly they found vaping harmed more immune cells and despite the production of inflammatory chemicals. the researchers say more studying is needed in order to better define the long-term health risks of vaping. >>> let's talk baseball. the giants play the dodgers in a heated game. alen hanson put the giants up early with a single in the second the giants defense really on display in the sixth. look at this. evan longoria looked good. he dug in and out. the dodgers tied it up in the eighth when manny machado knocked in a run. in the ninth hansen had another hit. brandon belt pushed for home plate and scored the winning run with the throw came in high. the giants win 2 - 1. >>> did how the say something to him? >> he didn't like the way he slapped at the bat. >> that we get up you would kicked out. >> tempers boiled over between the giants and the dodgers in the seventh. nick hundley said something to ignaci

researchers at the university of birmingham say vaping could cause long—term damage to the lungs, asette, cooled it and used to bathe cells donated form the lungs of healthy people. a study in the general thorax showed even low doses of vapour led to damaging changes in the lungs immune cells. the research team said there may be long—term consequences and these alterations could culminate in diseases that cause severe breathing difficulties. yet they have measured changes for only 48 hours in a disease that takes decades to manifest. it will take years of studying vapours to know the truth. the researchers said it was right to think sceptically about e—cigarettes. public health england said vaping was not risk—free, but was clearly much less harmful than smoking and it urged smokers to switch without delay. ten premier league clubs could have played in front of empty stadiums during the 2016—17 season and still made a profit. that is the finding of a bbc investigation, which shows the clubs benefitted from a record £8.3 billion in global tv revenue. matchday income contributed to les

a reminder of our main story this lunchtime mps say that a vaping is much less harmful than smoking andailable on prescription as a way to help people quit smoking. that's all from the bbc news at one, so it's goodbye from me and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. good afternoon, i'm here with your latest sports news... ben stokes has been named in the england side for the third test against india, which starts tomorrow at trent bridge. our sports correspondent andy swiss is with me now — andy, we knew he was back in training with the squad but this wasn't a foregone conclusion, was it? no, well england are probably relieved to have installed back at their disposal. the tricky question was who he might replace in the team. in the last test england were extremely impressive. there were no obvious weak links. there were some thoughts that the batsmen might make his way but he has only made his test debut, some thoughtjosh butler but in the end the unlucky man is all rounder sam curran. on the face of it, that seems harsh because he was man of the match in the first

they recommend that you buy vape pens with safety features.if they get wet or damaged. >>> a new study shows that not everyone should take low dose aspirin. they say it causes more problems like stomach or intestinal bleeding. >>> a new study says that teens themselves say they spend too much time on their cell phones. 52% said they are taking steps to cut back. and similar numbers said they tried to limb the use of social media or video games. >>> tesla's ceo musk abandoned the plan to go private. his tweets are now a subject of an investigation by the fcc. they are looking into claim that's he misled investors. >>> tournament care. a gamer from maryland opens fire during a video game competition in florida what they are saying as they continue to looking for a motive. >>> tributes continue to pour in for senator john mccain. more details on how he will be remembered. >>> this man is wanted for questioning after slashing another passengerpassenger on

a call to relax the rules around e—cigarettes — a group of mps says vaping should be promoted on thelence and mobile phones in some of england's most troubled prisons.

. >> people that are vaping need d to understand they're almost playing russian roulette. there is no rhyme or reason as to when these batteries are going to explode. >> the fda regulates e cigarettes and advises consumers to use a vape device with safety fieschs and keep it away from keys and coins and avoid using a phone charger with e-sigs. >>> in the north bay, some marin county residents perceive as an increase in sky yocoyote attack them demanding action. just up the street from one such attack caught on video. wayne? >> it was caught on video. you'll see a portion in a few minutes. it happened 50 yards away down this residential street, which is surrounded by open space. now some people here in marin county are saying that the coyotes are a threat. others are saying it's a matter of learning to live with nature. he was a dachshund mix named cairo, the love of devon's life and her best friend. >> when i was sick, he'd lay by my side and if i'd cry, he'd lick my tears. >> now cairo is gone. this home surveillance video shows the routine morning two weeks ago when she

you got it. >> wet your pax vape pen engraved or lemonade with the essence of cannabis and not the kickleast for now. >> over time like beer and wine and who knows? >> probably. >> miss that whole section. >> did you? >> i did. >> you must be janet jackson yesterday. >> yeah. didn't make it to the grasslands. >> that was a good show. >> it was a good show. >> it was cold. >> it was. it was cold. everyone with a jacket on. >> but you know what? i was dancing so much i had to take it off midway through. >> i think everybody was having a good time that you don't pay that much attention to the weather and we know that the fog always rolls in. >> that's a weird thing right now taking a live look outside. so cloudy. misting and drizzling and temperatures in the low 60s. 62 degrees compared to san jose where it's 72. and then 75 now in livermore. so our inland spots are starting the heat up once again. if you're going out far jog expect those temperatures in to pa loal to in palo alto mid-80s. maybe the next hour or so you're feeling much more comfortable and then starts to feel a little bit w

. >> fda regulates ecigarettes, advises consumers to use a vape device with safety features, keep awaymetal objects and avoid using phone charger ecigs. >> boys have won scavenger hunt. >> big prize. >> katie utehs with more on the winning team. >> thank you. >> reporter: voicemail from a teenage boy who has just won a car. >> he was stoked. >> chrysler 300 will be parked in brandon su's driveway but belong to group of friends. t a difference who has the out. car. >> reporter: won in treasure hunt built by christian williams. >> played a treasure hunt in high school. >> designed four hidden keys game and opened website to san leandro high school students. >> world is huge, so many things to dannd my time writing software. >> reporter: hidden here on play equipment, had to go back to the website to use interactive tool to unlock the clue. >> they were difficult. i don't think by ourselves would be able to solve it, especially as quickly as we did. >> reporter: in span of weekend found and solved four puzzles. >> he does random things all the time, always hanging out with same boys. okay

in other news, mps call for ministers to promote vaping as a safe alternative to cigarettes. technology committee says e—cigarettes help tens of thousands of smokers quit every year. the prisons minister, rory stewart, promises to resign if he fails to reduce the level of drug use and violence in jails within a year.

congressman who famously vaped during a hearing. there he is. he's now been indicted, he and his wife have appearance tomorrow morning for misuse of campaign funds. he was the second member of congress 0 support donald trump, the first was chris collins of upstate new york. he of indictment fame. what's going on here? >> collins who kuck insider trading from the white house picnic from the white house lawn. >> yes. >> i don't know what's going on. what's going on is what we see. i do think in either a republican primary. 2020 against donald trump or maybe a republican open field if trump's no longer president, the market for a serious reformer who says you know what, i understand why some people went for trump. they wanted change but he unfortunately made it worse. we really need to fundamentally reform the ways of washington in serious ways not in demagoguic ways. there will be a big market for that. >> people are trying to be that market now. elizabeth warren is now the with a new pitch along those lines and democrats are going to

they say the smoke came from a malfunctioning battery on a vape pen. luckily it didn't hurt any passengers or damage equipment. >>> heart break and outrage after a saudi eair strike hit a school bus. some of the victims are as young as 6 years old. saud a -- defendinging saying it didn't target civilians. >> reporter: this conflict is called the world's worst humanitarian crisis right now and this latest event does nothing to disspell this title as the conflict in yemen continues to its fourth year. the images you're about to see are heart breaking graphic. a school bus carrying students back to school after a picnic was hit by a air strike in the market. you can see the twisted metal remains of the bus, the crater and children inside a hospital show children still in uniform, some still wearing blood. the red cross saying their medical team has receivedhe inj children. the majority of the patients under 10 years old. calling this a legitimate military action. the secretary general calling for a praeufplt investigation. calling on the saudi led coaliti

teen vaping is at an all-time high.ly 12% of high school students say they have used e-cigarettes within the past month. last week, health groups sued the fda for delaying the products like juul. they increase their risk of nicotine addiction. >> the new sales' force transit center is open in san francisco. yesterday, we had live coverage of the first weekday morning xut. many people have noticed there are no seats inside the center's main entryway. according to the san francisco examiner, one of the project's architects said one reason is to prevent homeless people from sleeping there, although a project spokesperson says sleeping in the transit center is not allowed, but that it is a separate issue from where and how many seats are inside. >>> new at 6:00, alaska airlines passengers could soon have a new place to relax at sfo. according to the business journal, sfo is working with the airline to build a new lounge in terminal two. alaska air officials are want commenting yet, but the lounge would be part of new constr

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interesting, isn't it, more and more vaping shops opening up, fascinating.ing. good morning. i came near st alba ns, surrounded morning. good morning. i came near st albans, surrounded by gorgeous su nflowers. st albans, surrounded by gorgeous sunflowers. these ones are dwarf su nflowers. sunflowers. these ones are dwarf sunflowers. they grow to around one metre. they flower for around two weeks. and all sunflowers follow the sun. the sun rises in the east. these sunflowers were pointed at the sum this morning. they won't follow the sun. the reason is because their stems have now thickened. the cloud has come over as well. it is a pleasa nt start has come over as well. it is a pleasant start to the day. the forecast for the uk generally for the next couple of days is the north—west, south—east split, so in the northern and western we have rain, whereas in the south and the east it will be dry and bright. you can see that nicely on the pressure chart with the cold front coming from the atlantic with a ridge of high pressure building. that ridge of high pressu

tonight at ten, the government is urged to relax the rules on vaping, allowing e—cigarettes in more publict smoking, but some argue e—cigarettes, may still be harmful people also have to be careful about their long—term use. so they are safer than cigarettes but we can't absolutely say that they are safe. mps have recommended e—cigarettes should be made available on prescription. we'll have the latest. also tonight... monsoon floods devastate parts of india. more than 300 are dead, close to a quarter of a million are homeless. i'll quit myjob, says the prisons minister, if violence in some jails isn't cut, in 12 months. five people are still missing after the genoa bridge collapse, as italy prepares for state funerals. and the art helping former soldiers cope with the trauma of war.