they absolutely don't, and we often do it with humor. >> vaping is like safer than -- vaping is saferr it? >> i probably should. i probably should, yeah. >> anya has some other ideas. >> do you think there's anything that you or anybody else could say to kids who are picking it up, picking up the habit now? >> think about the money. also, just it's going to -- this is very vain, but that's what also appeals to people, it's going to take a toll on your skin. that's what you want to tell them. don't talk about health. skin and money. >> you guys are chuckling, but she has a point. >> mm-hmm. >> wow. >> the american vaping association and juul labs, the maker of the most popular e-cigarette with a whopping 75% of the market share have both said that youth should not be vaping. juul has also taken a number of actions to combat underaged use including launching their own digital campaign to educate parents about the product. >> it's text messages. if you want to get the text, what do you do? >> i signed up, and some of the -- it's very creative. i signed up for the parent one and i want to

i mean, i heavily vape. >> steve: you vape a lot. [ laughter ] and you vape 24/7. >> jimmy: what's thataptop? i've got to charge my juul." [ laughter ] >> steve: i know i was writing a bit for you and you took my laptop. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: charged your juul for like, eight hours. >> jimmy: i got to charge my -- yeah. >> steve: it's like, don't they give you a thing with it? like a charger? >> jimmy: i wish i could vape while i'm charging. i wouldn't do anything else. >> steve: you just vape 24 hours. you make those vape animals. big puffs of smoke. >> jimmy: the doctor told me i should vaping through my nose. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: he says, "it almost acts like, a humidifier. >> steve: wow. [ laughter ] get mentholated vape. >> jimmy: but your --- too big. >> steve: yeah, too big for your nose. it's like going to a sauna. >> jimmy: it's like going to a a sauna. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: like a steam room. yeah. >> steve: swedish lingonberry vape. >> jimmy: he's says, "it's great for you." this is a really odd doctor i went to. >> steve: is he really a a doctor? >> jimmy: wel

>> when did you try vaping for the first time?? >> i just thought it looked cool. >> over winter break, principal martin was so concerned she sent a news letter home to parents saying the surgeon general was calling teenage vaping an epidemic. she had another reason, too, closer to home. her son had taken up vaping. >> my son spent his entire high school career staying from all of those kinds of products, and comes home after one qrter of college and he says, mom, you know, it's safe mom. >> enter the truthve initia the nonprofit known for its powerful antismoking ads. they're now taking on e-cigarettes, too. >> you know one juul pod contains as much nicotine as 20 cigarettes. >> we're worried it's a ticking time bomb. we know that young people who otherwise would not have smoked whotart vaping are up to four times more likely to then go on and use a regular cigarette. now.e need to stop this >> the idea inspired months of tinkering andesting to turn true's quit smoking text program into a quit vaping program. megan jacobs led the

. >>> the vaping epidemic. so addictive, some teens are going to rehab to kick the habit. >>> and a heart-stopping close call. the split-second leap right in the nick of time. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. backed against a wall that many call his wall, president trump will try to go around it tonight. in a prime time speech on border security, he'll try to describe a situation so urgent, so threatening to american security that it justifies the partial government down as well as the financial harm to all those who won't see a paycheck on friday. by tradition, oval officeddress are reserved for issues of weight, and yes, national crisis. tonight democrats, who are equally dug in on all this, predict instead we'l nd political play by the president, and they're readying their response. tonight. >> reporter: lester, good evening. multiple sources tell nbc news democrats have been invited here to the white house to talk tomorrow, but tonight, those duelling sp

why the f-d-a is suggesting using other drugs -- to try to get teenagers to stop vaping. (grant) the u-s food and drug administration is considering the role of drug therapies to get kids to quit vaping. vaping has increased 80-percent among high schoolers and 50-percent among middle schoolers, according to the agency. experts worry that it could put kids' developing brains at risk -- and get them hooked on nicotine early in life. at a meeting today, the f-d-a said there is an urgent need for research on ways to treat kids who are addicted to nicotine, since there is almost no data on treating kids who are hooked. right now, there are no fda-approved stop-smoking products for e- stop-smoking products for e- cigarette users under the age of 18. (catherine) happy hour was less happy in 20-18. it was the third year in a row that alcohol consumption by americans was down. a new report says americans drank 3-point-three-five billion cases of beer, wine, and liquor last year - a decline of point-eight percent. one of the reasons -- a drop in beer consumption, which was down one

vaping has exploded in popularity. the two young people you're about to hear from have both vaped.hers their age. kids don't have to go to a store to buy what they need to vape. a lot of them get it on line. >> just so easy to get, and it's just everywhere. >> reporter: 15-year-old philip fuhrhappen and 15-year-old indicationen mints d s -- caleb mintz say they're surrounded by vaping. >> people are doing it alone. >> reporter: both have experienced vaping. philip since the eighth grade. now they are working to prevent their peer was getting addicted. >> we know as parents that every day that goes by this epidemic gets worse. >> reporter: their mothers, meredith burkman, and dorian fuhrman, are co-founders of parents against vaping e-cigarettes or p.a.v.e. >> kids don't understand what is in a vape or a juul. >> reporter: they could be right. according to a survey last year by the truth initiative, 63% of juul users aged 15 to 24 don't know that the product always contains nicotine. >> in the beginning, i thought juul was harmless and just consisted of water vapor. >> it's addictiv

i do not vape or smoke, but maybe not a far leap to think that vaping can help people get rid of thatlike vaping has become everywhere, and i'm are just doing it constantly because it's more socially acceptable than smoking is >> what's not socially acceptable is the controversy around why teens are using more of it, and that's the issue the fda has. >> still ahead on the show, 25k here to stay we're breaking down what's next for your money after the dow returns to a major market milestone. first, your mystery chart. it's revealed. here's a big hint. it's a metal, and it's been on a tear the past couple of months the big reveal coming up it's yellow. worldwide exchange comes back after this break junior achievement reaches young people all over the world to prepare them for the future of work. we go into classrooms and we teach entrepreneurial skills and leadership skills. when you actually create a business when you're in your teens, it raises your self-confidence. junior achievement is really unique because they inspire young people to think creatively. the citi foundation's pathway

vaping was a ny less and ex—smokers thought vaping was any less harmful and the picture was very similarforreason for the harm and a lot of smokers thought it caused cancer and also smoking—related death and disease which in fact it doesn't. why do you think people associated greater harm with vaping, or perhaps the same amount of harm with vaping, as they do with traditional cigarettes? is it because they have been a lot of reports with questions over the long—term impact of vaping because we don't yet know that? vaping as been around for about a decade now. i think it is the other side of the equation, that may people are not aware of the harms of smoking in the same way. we rarely see reports of the 1500 smokers who died from smoking each week in england. do you really think that people are not aware of the harms of smoking traditional cigarettes?” aware of the harms of smoking traditional cigarettes? i am not sure. i can't remember the last time i saw any upset about the huge number of people dying, for example, or house fires been caused by smoking. if there is a single malfunctioning

. >>> now two a vaping epidemic i erik america. it's so addictive, some teens are turning to rehab. here is catie beck. >> reporter: at the peak of his addiction, 15-year-old luka kinard was spending $150 a week to support his vaping habit. >> i noticed this is getting out of control. >> reporter: his parents noticed too. a stellar student on track to become an eagle scout, suddenly withdrawn and unmotivated. >> he went from being a straight a student to an f student. >> reporter: luka was one of the 3.5 million middle and high school students using e-cigarettes, intended to be a safer alternative to smoking. but experts like sharon levy say for teens, it can be addictive, and the impact on their developing brain still unknown. >> they're getting very high nicotine levels in their bloodstream, and that's causing them problems with things like . and that's really new. >> reporter: now at her addiction clinic, she is seeing a surge in teens struggling to kick the habit. >> we're seeing more mental health and psychiatric problems that are happening immediately. >> reporter: after luka

the impact of of vaping, of smoking and the impact of vaping, the tar you get into your lungs from thes disgusting and you do not get from vaping. we need to help existing smokers to quit. your average length of stay in hospital is longer, back operations it is indicated they will not have the operation because it is unlikely to succeed. smokers need to realise it is not just about what is succeed. smokers need to realise it is notjust about what is happening in the future, but now. five teenage girls have died in a fire at an escape room venue in poland. the girls, all 15 years old, had been celebrating a birthday party. escape games involve players finding clues and solving puzzles to make their way out of a locked room. this report from monika plaha has flashing images. what was meant to be a birthday celebration amongst friends turned into an evening of horror. the emergency services were called to this escape room on friday evening after a fire broke out at around 5pm. five girls, all aged 15, locked in a room as part of the game, were all killed in the blaze. a 25—year—old man wa

gave him a vape pen instead. that's how it ended. >>> drug overdose in chico, neighbors called police after seeing people come out of this house disoriented wearing little clothing. one person is dead, 12 in the hospital. appears to be caused by fentanyl. in combination with another substance. one woman says it's time for young people to wake up to dangers of fentanyl. >> doesn't care who you are, what class you are, beverley hills or orville, it will kill you. some of the kids are college ahead of them, and they're dying. this has to stop. >> of the 12 hospitalized, four in critical condition, all victims in their 20s. >>> for hundreds of people catastrophic cruise that ended in trip to hospital but didn't stop a lot of people from enjoying royal caribbean's journey. cut short after 500 people came down with norovirus. people say crew went above and beyond to manage the outbreak. >> there were situations difficult to deal with but crew of royal caribbean did everything they could to make best of bad situation. m

but people are still smoking and the technology has innovated, now they're vaping rather thanjust smoking know entirely what the health consequences may be. no, but the recent campaign from public health england shows clearly the difference between the impact of smoking on your lungs and the impact of vaping and it is worth looking that up online. because the tar you get into your lungs from the amount of smoke from one month is disgusting and you get nothing like that from vaping. but to go back to your point, i think we need to keep the comprehensive pressure, because it's much easier not to start smoking than to quit. but we also need to help existing smokers to quit. you know, if you're a smoker and you have an operation, your average length of stay in hospital is much longer, wound recovery is less well for some operations like back operations it is actually contra—indicated, they won't have the operation, because it's unlikely to succeed. so smokers need to realise it is not just about what will happen in the future, it is about what will happen now. research by the telecoms regulat

itacco, in recent years, this has shifted to smoking alternative products like vaping. there are a lot of evidence that a lot of these alternate is our successful and it is not hard to find this research. in japan and the last few years, the rise of the tobacco products, they have seen cigarette sales fall over 20% in just two years. but the w.h.o. doesn't really care about that. for them, it is dangerous, it is sadly, it isand influential. because in a lot of countries that have banned e-cigarettes, we have predictable results with smoking rates skyrocketing. and w.h.o. is just a large part of the u.n. system, which global tax euros fund to the tune of $13 billion annually. it is going through a credibility crisis for now. i want to give you an example to illustrate that. the human rights council elected new members at the end of 2018 and with long traditions of actual human rights violations like bangladesh, cameroon, the philippines and somalia. this is basically no surprise. china, members include saudi arabia, qatar, afghanistan , and pakistan. since its creation,

. >> jimmy: i got my -- i got my vape pen. >> yeah. [ ding ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i was vaping.ight. >> jimmy: whenever i'm not vaping, i'm not --- is what i say. >> that's what i always say about you. that's right. i always say that about you. >> jimmy: plug in the juul. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. whooo. >> jimmy: "can i borrow your laptop?" you know? all the time. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i love my laptop because i love typing. i love -- >> you do? >> jimmy: i love technology. yeah. >> i like technology. but you know, i'm kind of old school. like, i feel like, you know, i went to high school, before everyone had a laptop. i was intoe, younow chorus, and orchestra, band. >> jimmy: musical. yeah. >> like, i played the cello for a hot second. but i always -- i always wanted to play the saxophone. i thought it was pretty cool. [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that is pretty cool. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's actually a a very romantic kind of -- >> very romantic. super sexy, like -- which is also very me. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] i try

. >>> and a first of its kind program aimed at keeping kids from vaping. at 6:45, how it works plus the bay area company targeted. >>> we're live in davis as thousands prepare to say good-bye to the fallen officer. a look at the life and service of natalie corona. we're back in two more minutes with news. it )s friday. taking a live look outside in redwood shores >>> right now at 6:30 on your friday morning, let's take a peek outside. a live look at redwood shores. nice clear day, compared to the storms earlier this week. a little break for you. good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i am and, laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. vianey arana is in for kari hall with a look at the forecast for today. >> we're drying a bit but still seeing a few stragglers. the icon is showing a couple isolated showers through the interior valleys, also up through the north bay. not everyone is going to see the rain and it's not widespread or heavy all day. it will be light and spotty at times. as far as our temperatures, by about 8:00 a.m., 52 degrees. eventually w

stop teen vaping. today the fda held a hearing to address the spike in the habit.rch shows 3.6 million high school is and middle school students use e-cigarettes. the fda is even considering the role of drug therapies to get kids to quit. right now the anti-smoking therapies on the market like nicotine patches and gums are not approved for kids. >>> a rare find off hawaii is captivating shark lovers around the world. >> hard to believe the video, but carter evans shows us divers are sharing their incredible videos after this once in a lifetime encounter with one of the biggest great white sharks on record. >> reporter: gracefully appearing from the deep and dwarfing nearby drivers, the shark affectionately named deep blue. this ocean biographer is still in awe. >> you never would imagine anything that massive, beautiful great white looks like she's pregnant female would swim up. >> reporter: deep blue was first spotted this week feeding on a dead whale. she's estimated to be more than 20 feet long weighing about 2 1/2 tons. ramsey says she documented her encounter

. >>> novato police used a vape pen to end a tense standoff after a man allegedly try today burn downas station. surveillance cameras captured a man pouring gasoline in a convenient store at a 76 gas station this morning. he tried to start a fire, but the flames did not spread. the suspect drove to a different gas station when officers caught up. the standoff with police lasted nearly six hours before officers used a robot to deliver him a vape pen and he finally surrendered. >>> we are getting one road opened up. a couple of hours later it's covered back up. >> look at what they are dealing with in other parts of the country. a deadly storm that is just getting worse. >> plus, can flying taxis be really in our future? we show you the latest transportation technology in the works. >> and why some bart riders won't be wearing pants tomorrow. >> imagine this. can you see electric go carts as a part of our commutes? autonomous cars were featured prominently at the consumer electronic show, but that's not the only thing picking up speed. things on a small scale like segway 9 bot's electri

. >> while fewer people are smoking cigarettes, more teens are vaping and now the federal gornment is stepping in. >> stay with us as -we're in a small room. what?! -welcome. -[ gasps ] a bigger room?! -how many of use car insurance? -oh. -well, what if i showed you this? ghing ] ho-ho-ho! -wow. -well, what if i showed you this? -it's a computer. get the price and coverage that's right for you. -that's amazing! the only thing that would make this better is if my me here. what?! an unexpected ending! >>> another woman is accusing r. kelly of inappropriat behavior, and for the first time tonight she is speaking on camera about it with dateline. she said she was a teenager when kelly first got physical with her. she was one of kelly's interns, back in 1999. >> i was extremely uncomfortable. i wasn't sually active. it just didn'teel right. >> r. kelly's attorney says all of the rapper's accusers are lying. you can watch the entire "dateline" reportere on news li that starts at 10:00. >>> prince ph is back in the hospital one day after he was involved in a car crash. nbc's kier simmons has

i don't know how you'd break that down per unit, per tank vaped. what's the comparison? >> about the juul/altria announcements, altria didn't offer anything about juul but what they've said about reduced risk products. they're thought to be more >> did they overpay? >> it was an eye watering valuation. >> it was. $38 billion is the valuation of juul that's bigger than, i don't know, most of the companies that trade in the s&p 500 i'm sure, vivian >> yeah, well, you know, altria is long-term thinker and to the extent that the trends you're seeing amongst young adult smokers increasingly gravitating towards e-cigarette smokers, not only helps them offset the declines in the cigarette business but provides them incremental growth opportunity because altria is a strictly u.s. based company but juul has aspirations to move beyond the u.s. the product is already available in the uk and canada and israel. >> what about any regulatory risk this company faces either to the closure of the deal or down the road or, you know, as mr. gottlieb, it sounds like a pretty aggressive guy w

one in five high school students say they vape. that's 3 million.fda calls the issue an epidemic. it's come down hard on e-cigarette makers including juul which is the dominant player in the industry, 75% market share. juul pulled some popular flavors from store shelves, shut down most of the social media and added age verification to the website. the fda wants to see a drastic reduction in underage vaping or it warns that the entire industry will, quote, face an extendeathreat. here's the statement from juul. underage use of our products is unacceptable to us. we offer existing adult smokers a true alternative to come bustable cigarettes. one juul pod contains the same amount of nicotine as an entire pack of cigarettes. nicotine can affect adolescent brain development in different ways from an adult. they can show signs of anxiety, inability to focus or develop an addiction to traditional tobacco. the maker of marlboro, the company is valued at $38 billion. the deal was to supposed to ensure that big tobacco has a future with this new technology. a

when i went on it to investigate my self vape foul ——i on it to investigate my self vape foul —— i founds's friend spotted his friend on tinder, but under a different name and sexuality. it was a shock. i'm a bbc journalist, i had no idea what cat fishing wasn't until it happened to me. i had private messages on my facebook inbox from men who thought they had struck up a relationship with me in an adult chat room. it turns out that someone was using my name and photos they'd taken off my facebook. cat fishing can be used in grooming, fraud and romance scams, but the act of pretending to be someone but the act of pretending to be someone else isn't illegal. a review of social media and the law by the house of lords in 2014 found there was enough legislation to cover online crime, but detective inspector wesley martin takes more could be done. there is no specific laws around cat fishing but there are other offences such as fraud or deception, which may be invoked if someone deception, which may be invoked if someone is pretending to be someone else online. if we have specific legislation

once he had the vape pen this guy surrendered and arrested without any incident first time a vape penope he gets the help he needs. mad about prepaying for gas been around since 1982 w at least. >> they have other issues. >> good luck to him. >> one of the biggest issues in my life, a big instagram record has been poached from kylie jenner i'm sorry, honey photo of an egg is the most liked instagram photo ever posted by an account called world record egg it already has 24 million likes topping the previous record holder kylie jenner picture of her and her daughter had 18 million likes. >> how many of those likes are real like that egg, is that a real egg? >> a lot of bots on social media. i don't know i thought they got rid of the bots, though the bots are back. >> probably mostly bots. >> bots are back, 2019. >> i don't think they ever went away is that egg real though? >> i don't know. >> next post will be the omelet. >> see how many likes that gets. >> are you game of thrones man >> it's been gone so long i'm not sure i understand the story line this guy wants to kill this guy. >>

are you for or against vaping?i'm for vaping for smokers older smokers who can't i've found in my practice to use e-cigarettes to help them get off. if worked. it work and fda specifically doctor commissioner of fda has said that's why we're giving they will discretion and e-cigarette companies discretion. but now it is become an epidemic among teens using that discretion to take advantage of the situation 3.6 million teens. vapeed over the past year which is up 70% from the year before. that's what i call an epidemic. people that shouldn't be using e-cigarettes are and it is leading to smoking tobacco. but problem is, how do you keep vaping things whatever you call vape machines out of the hands of teenagers? how do you do that? >> here's one way it is actually illegal shea shouldn't be selling these things they shouldn't be selling e-cigarettes. marijuana is illegal in most places to get hands on it. it is not working with so fda says you can't have flavors in the stores that's not working. >> herch for bid congr

vape market for nicotine.seems like your biggest problem in the marijuana business, marijuana is still classified as schedule one drug along with cocaine and heroin. if that were to change, if the classification were to change that would be enormous opportunity for marijuana companies in the united states, is there any possibility, or likelihood that that would happen? >> i think there is a very strong likelihood. you have seen a lot of support for cbd in the hemp bill. how that went through very easily. we have number of initiatives going on. the most notable is called the state as act. strengthening of the tenth amendment which allows states to continue cannabis programs without violating federal law. it allows us to have access and better capital for banking. i would argue all for all intents and purposes today. we operate in great environment. we have no restrictions. 20 million people already have access to the product. we would like better access to banking and capital markets. it is is evolve at a very

to get kids to quit vaping. vaping has increased 80-percent among high schoolers ...nd 50-percent among middle schoolers , according to the agency. experts worry.. that it could put kids' developing brains at risk -- and get them hooked on nicotine early in life. at a meeting today, the f-d-a said, there is an urgent need for research on ways to treat kids who are addicted to nicotine, since there is almost no data on treating kids who are hooked. right now, there are no f-d-a- approved stop- smoking products for e- cigarette users under the age of 18. the nations biggest e- cigarette maker is based in san francisco.. called juul. (grant) up next -- sony music dropping a major announcement about singer r- kelly... details ahead.. (pam) sony music has dropped r. kelly.sources tell billboard magazine that the record label has parted ways with the controversial singer. (grant) the new york times is reporting -- r-c-a records has also severed its relationship with the r&b star. several artists have already cut ties with kelly after the airing of a lifetime documentary ser

they gave him a vape pen to smoke and police did not find a weapon inside his truck. >> reporter: he is relieved there is no fire and nobody got hurt. >> thank god i survived today. >> reporter: today is assistant manager's last day on the job after 15 years at that store. he is glad it ended the way it did. >> going out without a bang which is important. today is a pause in our series in storms. >> let's go to drew tuma with more on this interesting pattern. >> we have a little bit of sunshine to finish out our day. a break in the cloud cover right now. sun goes down here in the next couple of minutes. right now, live overhead. but that is not going to last long. you can see our next storm system off the coast. for us here in the bay area, we are going to get light showers out of this storm. a light system on the storm impact scale tomorrow. we will show you hour by hour when thisrm arrives. weeks ahead and we will have that in a few minutes. >> you can always monitor the weather with the abc7 news app. you can enable notifications so you can get alerts. >>> dog owners are taking th

. >>> novato police used a vape pen to end a tense stand off after a man allegedly tried to burn down gas station. this began at the 76 gas station on ignasio boulevard and ended a few blocks away at the safeway gas station. yesterday, surveillance cameras captured a man pouring gasoline inside a convenience store at the 76 station. he then lit a piece of paper on fire and threw it on the ground. but the fire didn't spread. police identified the man as 40- year-old juan roman. >>> police say roman drove to the second gas station when they arrived officers thought they saw a gun in his pickup truck. and a stand off ensued dragging or for nearly of hours who. they used a robot to deliver aphone and vape pen heassments been charged with attempted arson and vandalism. officers didn't find any guns in his truck. >>> another twist in the partial government shut down. the chronicle reports that the trump administration may use millions of dollars that had been allocated for bay area wetlands projects to help fund the border wall. the federal government had's proved 177 million dollars to fun

recently there's been a spike in the number of teens vaping.rs think this move will help keepobacco products out of schools. six states have raised their smoking age to 21. >>> teenagers may not understann ther of addiction. >> doreen gentzler is here with more on what the fda isoing to try to get these teens away from s habit.g to kick t >> the numbers we're seeing are staggering about teenagers and e cigarettes. a recent report from the centers for disease control andon preven found use has increased by 80% in high schoolers. th p number hasents concerned and now the food and drug administration is trying to do something about it. >> it causes a physical craving but there's all these emotional things going on in the teenager's mind. >> the fda held a public hearing at their headquarters today.th e head of the department threatened to pull e-cigarettes off the market altogether unless the companies thatan make them come up with ways to keep them out of the hands of eteenagers. option is banning fruity flavors that are so attractive to young pe

antismoking therapies on the market such as discuss natural and gums are ways to help kids to quit vaping. >>> the bright side it walloped the sierra with several feet of fresh snow. and it's perfect on the slopes. off donner summit say they got over 60 inches of snow. one skier says it hadn't looked this good in years. >> oh, man it's awesome, powder all over on that side of the mountain there is like -- none of the snow machines. so it's all fresh powder and it is packed. it's you some. >> more snow is expected over the holiday weekend. so if you are going through the sierra, can you expect slippery roads and reduced visibility. >>> on the coast high surf warning is in effect for much of the coast until later this afternoon, move and in pacifical, waves from 25 to 35 feet expected, they are big but not ideal conditions for surfers out there because they are cop pee. >> ken knee you would know for sure as a surfer,. >>> waves up to et, that why the hi surf warning is still in effect until 5:00 p.m. today. dangerous surfing, rip current risk as well. we can see we are watching a bit of a

we'll tell you how a vape pen helped settle the standoff. >>> and from streaming to suing.omeone's filed a lawsuit against netflix. why they're going after the bay area-based company. but when's the last time you shared a moment like that?ore, or felt like this? or screamed, like... that? it's time to make some magic for as low as $70 per person, per day. rafael >>> welcome back, it's 7:10 on your sunday morning. no sun, but fog there. some parts of the bay area are seeing fog this morning. we can enjoy upper 50s and low 60s again today, like we saw yesterday, until the rain moves in later tonight. >>> a police standoff with a man who is accused of setting a fire inside a gas station, ended peacefully, but not without some unusual help. it happened at a 76 gas station in novato around 7:00 yesterday morning. the gas station clerk says a man demanded gas, but would not pre-pay. the next thing he knew, the man stormed inside with a gas can from his truck. >> he came inside. he pouring gas all over in the store, and he said, i want to burn up this place, and then he go outside

katie nielsen is live at the scene, and we understand a vape pen played a key role in negotiations. >> reporter: juliet, that's right. police say, during the stand off, the man involved asked for one, so they gave it to him in an effort to keep him calm. now, this entire situation started around 7:00 this morning at a different gas station. it started at the 76 station on the other side of highway 101 from where we are now. they say he tried to set the convenience store on fire. the entire incident was caught on surveillance cameras. take a look. >> he came inside with a gas can. he said, "i'm going to burn up this building." >> reporter: gas station manager sanji kumar said the suspect walked up and down the aisles, pouring gasoline all over the floor right after an argument about roman not paying for gas. >> he said, "i'm going to burn up this whole place." >> reporter: kumar said only a few moments later, roman came back into the store holding a peels of paper, lit it, and threw it down on the gasoline-soaked mats. amazingly, nothing else caught fire. >> i was so scared. i called 9

for example, some of the hottest tech products these days, the vaping devices, chips in there, those prices are going way up. maybe a good thing or bad thing for health. that'll go way up. >> scooters, for example. >> all that hot trend was made possible because chinese companies have a scaleo american companies were able to use that mel 25% if the tariffs are passed. showing how interconnected we are and how reliant we are on technology because nobody is for the trade war. there is a perspective in showing that these economies have more in common and more relations that'll help with business for everybody. that's sort of a bigger line why we are in this trade war that's hurting us. i don't know it is different from talking to people. another thing as pointed out in chinese media is that you know they can way thit this out. xi jinping is most likely going to be there. >> most fair. >> they can wait it out. >> speaking of tech stuff jenni about apple, thinking about connecting our equipment to things at the gym. what are they going to do? >> it is not you know 100% they're going to do

instead, they gave him a vape pen to smoke. they didn't find a weapon in his truck. he is relieved there was no fire, and nobody was hurt. >> thank god i survived today. >> reporter: roman is charged with attempted arson and vandalism. today, the assistant manager's last day on the job after 15 years there. he is glad today ended the way it did. cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> nine people suffered symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning in this san francisco apartment building. residents felt sick and dizzy. two were treated at the hospital and released. fire crews stressed the importance of having carbon monoxide detectors. >>> we're in day 22 of the federal government shutdown. it is the longest stoppage in american history. federal workers, many of whom are going unpaid rallied around the country, calling for an end to the shutdown, but that seems unlikely with no negotiations scheduled to bring the stoppage to an end. president trump tweeted he won't budge on his demand for a border wall. the government shutdown has effected dogs and their owners who frequent popu

the f-d-a has a new suggestion for how to get kids to stop vaping. and it could involve other drugs. (grant) and after the break... a young boy uses counterfeit money to pay for lunch at school. but he didn't know it was fake. why the school decided to punish the honor roll student anyway. have you ever paid for something using counterfeit money? how would you know if you did? a 12-year-old from atlanta says he had no idea the money he used to buy his lunch at school was fake. but the school said tough luck... and punished him anyway. tom regan has the story. earvin philon/father'i've never handled counterfeit money, i don't know what it looks like."and that's why earvin philon, a retired vet, assumed this twenty dollar bill, that he got in change from a fast food restaurant was real.he gave it to his son to pay for lunch.but when the lunch lady marked it with a counterfeit pen, it turned out to be fake.christian philon/student"i was confused on how the money was counterfeit. and how my parents received it."earvin philon/father"me not knowing when i

the company sells marijuana buds, vape pens and edibles across the bay area. he says he hopes it brings quality health and wellness to people and can make a serious impact on opioid use or addiction. >>> not just dogs and cats that need adopting. pythons are now filling up shelters. yes. snakes. the humane society said there's been a spike in ball pythons, more than in the last decade. they are now seeking experienced snake owners to document the five adult th 3 years old. >>> okay. check out who iskey clarkson roe at she is also a judge. an icu nurse who helped patients evacuate and then escape in a truck. >> you don't understand the domino effect you create. when people hear stuff like that, it makes people have courage and be more brave. it sounds really cheesy and i sound like a total mom, which i am. but it's true. give it up for allen. >> a classy move on clarkson's part, of course. she's going to host a new talk show on nbc. tonight she said she will high height people like that hero on the show. the firstf her wall. earlier this week our reporter spoke

oh, maybe it's all the vaping i've been doing. [ laughter ] steve: he's vaping like 24 hours a day. > 24/7. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it's legal to do it indoors. why, try to make me not do it. [ laughter ] can i borrow your laptop? let me charge this. >> jteve: no. my: charge this juul up. >> steve: you're charging your juul on my laptop? [ laughter ] to write something. i need this for work. >> jimmy: no, no, i got to charge my juul up, man. >> steve: oh, my god. >>immy: now! give it! >> steve: all right. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this next poll asked, "what was your new year's resolution?" 70% sa 29% said, "lose 20 pounds." and colton from "the bachelor" said, "lose my virginity." oh. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: well, it's true. >> jimmy: next they asked, "what iphone app do you use most often?" 50% said "siri." 50% said, "siri what's the name of the app i always use?" whlaughter ] next poll asked,'s the last book you read?" 40% said, "ha, yeah, i rd all the time." [ laughter ] 40% said, "i mean there are so many books that i have read." [ laughter ] 20% said, "okay fine

there's less smokers on a daily basis, there's less smokers, but the problem with vaping, there's goingictions on that when we start to get to flavor restrictions and how much deeper and more popular that gets cannabis is a place universally people are seeing as the real growth areas i think it's a little short-sighted on pm's bias to say that's the one that's -- >> they don't feel as much pressure in the united states because maybe -- and i don't know the answer to this question but maybe their volume declines aren't as sharp overseas in emerging markets where restrictions and warning labels an things like that on cigarettes aren't as big and obvious as here in the united states >> yeah, look -- >> i'm not sure what the answer is there. >> juul ate their lunch. it's amazing they were able to come in here the tobacco companies, the reason why they're good for cannabis is these guys are all about compliance if anybody is going to lead the way -- i should just say they are going to have credibility in certain parts of washington if they're actually in the sector but again, tobacco compani

in this case, the man wanted a vape pen. now, this whole ordeal actually started at a different gas station around 7:00 this morning. police say the suspect tried to burn down the convenience store attached to the 76 gas station. the entire thing was caught on surveillance camera. >> he came inside with a gas can. he said, "i'm going to burn up this building." >> reporter: sanji kumar said the suspect, later identified as juan row imagine, walked up and down the aisles, pouring gasoline all over the floor right after an argument about roman not paying for gas. >> he said, "i'm going to burn up this whole place." >> reporter: kumar said only a few moments later, roman came back into the store holding a piece of paper, lit it, and threw it down on the gas-lean soaked mats. amazingly, nothing else called fire. >> i was so scared. i called 911 right away. >> reporter: when police arrived, they said roman drove away, then pulled into the safeway gas station. >> got my coffee. waiting to fill up the pump, and here this guy pulls i

the analyst cit declining sgra cigarette sales and increased scrutiny from the fda when it comes to vaping. the price target is $45. that stock dropped 7% to $497. >>> coming up, a turning point after a rough few years, are things finally working in ibm's favor? >>> johnson & johnson said today it expects sales growth to slow this year of the dow component blamed generic drug competition and pricing pressure but & j did report better than expected earnings for the most rent arter thanks to sales of its cancer drugs and its psoriasis treatment. we have about $3 to $3.5 billion of generic competition that we'll encounter this year yet we're still able to talk about grow most companies would be talking about contraction or the dialogue would be when are we going to return to growth. we are still going to grow. >> shares o j & j fell 1.5% in today's trade. >>>ellow dow component travelers reported better-than-expected qly profit thanks to growth in premiums. that helped offset catastrophe losses related to the california wildfires. in 2017, travelers began restricting its un rwriting of new bu

is underperforming but up a percent as investors take stock of the future, not just tobacco, but vapingnds and cannabis delta airlines up after an up-and-down ride for shareholders given concerns for future guidance. those are a sampling of some of the underperformers as traders try to evaluate whether some companies and stocks are better positioned to catch up to the market's reechbcent run than ots back over to you. >> thanks, dom have a great weekend dom chu. >>> are any of these names about to catch up to this rally or will they be left in the dust. we thought we'd play a little game of trade it or fade it. numont down 8% since the market low. trade it or fade it, tim >> my tendency would be fade it but i'm not -- fade it, fade it. consolidation in the gold is not a reason to buy the sector the bottom line is underlying asset prices are not valued the way they were five to ten years ago. >> how do you feel >> i think gold has a lot of momentum i think it's got some surprise potential this year when other thing will disappoint. >> so you would -- >> he's a trader. >> trade it. >> chi

marijuana buds, vape pens and edibles across the area. hopes brings health and wellness to people, make impact on opiate abuse and addiction. >>> superstar singer and "the voice" judge kelly clarkson has a new job. >> how cool. seems down to earth and fun. >> going to be great for the gig. right now focusing on concert tour, kicking off at oracle arena, fans packing in. on top of filming season 16 of "the voice" and getting ready to host new talk show. >> kelly clarkson. >> rise to super stardom in 2002, won first season of "american idol," sold over 25 million albums, held multiple concert tours, sang at president obama's inauguration, hosted video awards and current judge on "the voice," now talk show host. spoke about new gig. >> really great team that knows what they're doing, i've never done it before but do know how to talk. should nail that part. >> called it dream job. have you always wanted to do talk show? >> for an artist that does nothing but travel for living, nice, we have four kids, in one place, get to sing every show, tal

vaping the traditional studios, which are used to being on top, billy is a defining how tv and moviesd. in the worst—case scenario, the studios, as we know may evaporate. well, that's all from our special 20th anniversary edition of talking movies. we hope you have enjoyed the show and enjoy the last 20 years of talking movies. it's certainly been a privilege for me to be here for the past two dec is to present the show. esme? talk —— tom brook, and show. bromey, talk —— tom brook, and the rest of saoirse ronan, it is goodbye as we leave you with more from the talking - bulk hi there. friday was a bit of a disappointing day, particularly through the afternoon where we saw outbreaks of rain, sleep and snow push in from the west — all courtesy of this area of low pressure which has ground to a halt now over the uk and it means for the weekend, it will bring us a lot of cloud and outbreaks of rain, maybe some hill sleet and snow for a while but it is a dying feature. so for the early part of saturday, it looks fairly wet across parts of england and wales with some sleet and snow particul

those products to say, well, you can have this much of a gummy or you can have this many hits of a vape> reporter: that's a concern for law enforcement. there are 2.1 million medical marijuana users across the 33 states where medical cannabis is legal. those states vary in the amount of psychoactive component allowed. >> people aren't even being counseled about what's legal and what's not legal to do if you're prescribed cannabis in a state. oern davinsky of nyu langone health, conducted the trials that led to the first fda-approved cannabis medication, a drug for epilepsy. >> has the use of medical marijuana and the legislation of it gotten ahead of the science? >> absolutely. essentially politicians have voted that this should be a legal medical therapy, and we don't have data from rigorous scientific studies to define what the safety is. >> reporter: dr. jon lapook. >>> well, one car you definitely do not want to drive high is the new acura nsx. acura is japanese, but the super car is designed here in the united states. don dahler was lucky enough to get behind the wheel. he has the

in that you can't advertise tobacco in the city, but there's nothing that prohibits vaping or tobacco firms from being located on city property. so from our perspective, it's very important that we think through how to avoid things going forward. we're always open to looking if our requirements are broad enough. i think it is an important principle for us that what we agree to with our investors and our developers is forward looking and that there's certainty for them. we want to provide the public benefits up front and have them meet the requirements. it is hard to deal with a shifting sand of regulation, so if we are to explore how to avoid this happening in the future, we would look toward a policy that is clear and concise and that everyone who signs up with us can under and we can enforce. so with that, i have more specifics around -- we don't actually -- i don't make an affirmative decision as it relates to the subtenants. we do allow for a nondisclosure for subtenants, but i have to exercise reasonable discretion for those, so i don't actually sign up or down with the subtenant

and offered him a vape pen instead, which he accepted. police then arrestd him on suspicion of attempted arson and vandalism. (justine) a look at the celebration to honor a bay area broadcasting legend. >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] (jrs) a bay area broadcasting legend remembered in san francisco today. friends, family and former colleagues of the late ray taliaferro celebrated his life at the commonwealth club along the embarcadero.(justine) the 79-year-old was found dead in kentucky last month after he went missing. foul play is not suspected. kron four's philippe djegal attended the event .. who tells us.. it reminded everyone just how much of an impact he had on so many lives. (philippe)nats- to say ray taliaferro left an indelible mark on the city where which he was born, raised and made a name for himself... is