all are welcome at crystal vapor, one of thousands of vape shops across the country. since techknow first reported on the "vaping" phenomenon in 2013, the industry has taken off like wild fire. revenue is estimated to reach 3.5 billion dollars this year, doubling since 2013. according to a recent poll 10 percent of all american adults are vaping. that's an estimated 20-million people. >> when it comes to kids, while conventional tobacco smoking among them is dropping to record lows e-cigarettes are a growing concern at the centers for disease control. >> between 2013 and 2014 alone we saw a tripling in use among us high school students to the point it was about 13.5% of us high school students had used these products within the past 30 days. >> from the early generation of cigarette look-alikes techknow first reported on, personal vaporizing devices, known as mods have gone high-tech. vaping's come a long way baby! >> we've seen the shift move from pens and tanks, at least culturally, to what we call cloud chasing devices. went from mech-mods, mechanical mods to basic

should resolve this issue doing testing required to say what vapor pressure should be on trains? >> i certainly think it will be helpful to determine what role volatility plays. as you know, the department of energy is -- has partnered in our sister agency, with us to do a study of the backen crude to determine the volatility and what impact that volatility has so does it matter and how much which will guide a lot of our thinking and be helpful. >> i know that it's astounding to me that neither fra or fimsa thinks that they have the ability to regulate this vapor pressure which we do in other areas that somebody's waiting for a cat strask accident to say we should regulate this but are you concerned that these read vapor pressure readings as much as 18.5 pounds per square inch when in reality a lot of people have concerns above 10 so we're not only seeing north dakota saying, well, let's set a standard of 13.5 which or 13.7 i have a concern about and finding that they're not even meeting there, there's no oversight or regulation whether the train traffic is meeting that standard.

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it's slowly drifting further south. >> he notices gas seeping out and spreading in a dangerous vaporcloud. >> i see kind of what looked like a light fog, chemical that was leaking was heavier than air so it kept to the low ground. the chemical cloud was actually following me, circling me up, so i retreated back. >> the fire department also responds, but battalion chief rick pavick doesn't see the vapor cloud. he's taken completely by surprise when the gas finds an ignition source and erupts 500 feet away. >> it was real crazy. it was amazing, is what it was, just to be that close to something that large and watch it spread out. >> when the gas ignites, officer mcadams' dash cam records the initial sound, but the explosion is out of view. the police dispatcher has a clear view of the train tracks and radios officer mcadams. >> we just had a huge explosion. we've got massive fire out here. >> as officer mcadams starts backing up, the flames race down the track and into the camera's view. as the gas explodes over and over again. >> anywhere that vapor from the chemicals had gone just bu

marijuana for a variety of indications including pain come from these vaporizers. the science behind vaporizers is that you heat a marijuana bud usually to a temperature that's hot enough to make the cannabinoids, thc and cbd for the most part, evaporate, turn into vapor, but not hot enough to get the stuff this marijuana to burn. .. other people are starting to use it. cleaner, potentially, easier way to figure out whether people are getting the doses of cannabinoids that you think they are, which is useful for research purposes. and, this is what one dispensary owner told me, i said there are benefits to medical marijuana. i wouldn't go this far. but one thing i discovered in looking through the world of medical marijuana, particularly dispensary owners, particularly those people who have vestedjuan interest in pushing medicalrti marijuana is there a lot of overstated claims. i would say there are medical benefits to mayor one. i would not say it is the new besta. thing. i would not say it's a wonder drug. it doesn't cure all ills. it doesn't cure cancer. we'll s

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as the vapors got into the air, when we went to light it, those vapors erupted because they were under a little bit of pressure behind those doors. >>> metropolitan police in washington, d.c. looking for these few guys. dude in a motorcye helmet comes strolling into the store. there are customers inside. walks with purpose right back to the atm, slides it right out the front door. he does have an accomplice. they load it up and gone. that simple. >> unbelievable. >> that's never worked that easy for an atm. >> that is the most casual and efficient robbery we've ever seen. >> i know. it's so odd. >> i don't have to offer them in i advice this time. that's impressive. >>> robert who watches us on kxtv in sacramento is our latest winner in the ipad mini giveaway. >> you could win too. all you need is monday's buzzword and be a legal u.s. resident. >> the "rtm" ipad mini giveaway coming right up. >>> kelly says her parents have not been getting birthday presents or father's and mother's day. because they're getting hints. >> in every card they've got an clue to they know something's up. >>

marijuana for a variety of indications including pain come from these vaporizers. the science behind vaporizers is that you heat a marijuana bud usually to a temperature that's hot enough to make the cannabinoids, thc and cbd for the most part, evaporate, turn into vapor, but not hot enough to get the stuff this marijuana to burn. .. i wouldn't go this far but one thing we discovered and looking to the world of medical marijuana, particularly dispensary owners, particularly the people who have a vested interest in pushing medical marijuana is there's a lot of overstated claims. i would say their medical benefits to marijuana. i would not say that it's been the best thing. not a wonder drug, doesn't cure all ills. it doesn't cure cancer. we will save that for the record to take a look at state laws including some indications include in some of the legislation that's moving through pennsylvania, you see very long list of things that are listed as qualifying conditions. that's one interesting fact. the other interesting fact is there's a huge amount of agreement from

the explosion is called a bleve. >> a bleve is a boiling liquid expanding vapor explosion. the steel will weaken because of the heating and because of the pressure inside, it ruptures and >> it keeps that steel fool so it won't fail. you're controlling the fire, you're not readily putting it out. >> they close highways and airspace and pump water for 15 straight hours. >> we just phone down to the water pumping stations, have them increase the pressure for us because we're using such large amounts of water. we were putting on 500 gallons a minute from two directions so 1,000 gallons a minute to prevent another blevy. >> the fire finally burns itself out. but the disaster zone isn't safe for more than a month. >> over the next 36 days, we were still on scene because there were thousands of hundred pound cylinders that could have been damaged. once you start to move them, they could explode. >> one employee is killed in the fire and a firefighter dies of a heart attack. the enormous inferno leaves its mark on canada's largest city. >> this was a six-alarm fire in toronto and

if the imperial relics are vaporized, you can't go out and get a new one. for the army, it's the system that puts that emperor up there in this iconic. they have different views of what it is. and sort of this idea inside the japanese imperial army and imperial navy as well. it's not just the emperor. it's not just the imperial relics and family. it's the imperial spirit. if somehow that spirit gets polluted with unrighteous acts, that that is -- you may as well fight to the death. it's a critical component because it's going to drive the bus on decision making. the other thing and rich frank mentioned it. i think james perry mentioned it. i'm not sure who else. this idea of decisive victory. the japanese spend the whole war searching for the decisive victory. just one. they're just going to fight one. that's all they need is that one decisive victory. the nature of the decisive victory and what it chose to accomplish changes as the war goes on. and by the summer of 1944, not 1945. by the summer of 1944, the idea is that what we need to avoid is we need to

on the other hand, saw it differently he'd seen several vaporized not to mention fire bomb raids we've been conducting for months before that. he like most knowledgeable japanese assume that a ground invasion of japan was in a planning stage, and it was. called operation downfall. it had two parts. one would have started in late 1995 and early in 1976 it would have largest invasion in history and even had it been successful disastrous for attacking allies for the defending japanese. casualty estimates among ally invasion troops these were americans, australian, brits, were in the hundreds of thousands, and a in terms of the japanese casualty rate it could have been in the millions because of the resistance that would have been offered. so he decided that he was going to go against hundreds of thousands of years of tradition and which the japanese militarist in the 1930s had cynically manipulated to become a plilg concept rather than a cultural concept. they interpreted it surrender was always shame powerful. never acceptable that japan qowld have to fight on until victory. he surprise

the water vapor in the 40's and we are doing great. this evening it is actually turning chilly with suburbs into the 50's by nine and 10. weather at 76ke to the afternoon. we will let you know how far you bottom out. kelly: a security scare at the edge of the pentagon south parking lot. it brought out an arsenal of bomb protection devices. pentagon police tell kimberly suiters the driver that wasacted all the attention likely to jump to notice. kimberly: one car drives a hazmat, explosive ordinance device team, and then improvise explosive device robot, courtesy of the arlington county fire department. sunday was supposed to be a day for shocker, -- for soccer, shopping. police say a driver passed out in their car with something resembling a wire hanging out the driver side door. >> you don't know exactly what it is, that is why the ied robot was brought in. >> the driver comes to and dries -- and tries to speed off. believest-row resident they were lucky they were in shock. >> we could have been killed. -- >> thee timing timing of thi

the vaporizers let kids hide what they're inhaling. it's not clear yet how damaging the usage is. >>> a legal loophole allowing a pot vendor to give it away for free. the mobile marijuana shop called smoke buddy rose around portland neighborhoods selling containers for pot, which is legal. but larry, the owner, tosses in a free stash of pot which seems to respect the law since she's not making a profit off of it. >> people drive by, they love what we're doing here. if they're over 21, you can't give it away. there's nothing you can do. but you can't sell it. >> portland police say their hands are tied at this point and it would only be illegal if someone has more than an ounce of pot on them. >>> and the time now, 19 after the top of the hour. >>> coming up, she has walked the runway for some of the biggest names in fashion, but now this victoria secret model is fighting for her life. an update on her condition this morning. >>> and this photo of a woman hugging a cop has gone viral. what sparked this? can a business have a mind? a sub

in fact, the vaporize building intoed out a toxic cloud of cement, heating oil, jet fuel, glass, human remains. >> everything that was in that building we ingested. anybody that was there that inhaled that cloud. you know, desks, people, done withes, ammo, paper. everything. ten years later congress gave responders health benefits. at first the $4 billion in benefits did not cover cancer but at least 15 chemical compounds in the smoke, dust, and gas found in the rubble are classified as cancer causing. so in 2012, the president signed a new version of the law that covered more than 50 cancers, insurance for first responders such as carol. for carol, that change in the lieu has new significance. she was perfectly healthy the day before 9/11 and she was left with knee and shoulder injuries requiring surgery and now suffers with lung disease and a stomach disorder. >> are you convinced this is a result of that day? >> i know it was from 9/11. >> henry plowman. district of columbia. the names keep coming and one day they'll outnumber all those who die on 9/11 and cover the empty wall of gr

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they set me up with a vaporizer. >> what are my options. >> we have fruit, dessert, cereal. >> cinnamon> i actually decided on graham cracker crust, it's delicious. joe is the owner and founder of the van, he said that they been is a alternative to smoking. it's a much lower temperature. but why of anna not a store. >> hoboken is really expensive for expensive when it comes to rent an opening your business like this. so force us to brainstorm. >> he built this band with his blood, sweat, and tears in his own savings. it took almost four months and he built it from scratch. bought it from new york. the van is also a place to hang out. about 100 people pass through the back of the van a day. while i was there i spoke to a customer who said. >> regardless of the side effect or not it's a safer alternative than smoking cigarettes. >> he's also very smart businessman because when i went down to do this the store actually had to shut down and post a private party to allow people to comment and bait. if you keep it in the vehicle there's not that regulation. >> it's people who are not into smo

it could be an underground aquifer, water vapor from the atmosphere or some combination. >> reporter: it has been a devastating few weeks for many of the school district students and staff. kim ferguson and her family lost their home in the valley fire but today they came back so they can go to school with the community. >> people here are so important to us. and this was our home. >> reporter: ferguson is a teacher and her daughters goo to the middle and high schools. getting back into the routine is important. >> a little displaced and disjointed. but when i see my kids, my students, and their smiling little faces, it's going to feel better. it's been pretty crazy. a lot of different moving around. so it's adjusting and getting used to things. >> reporter: cob elementary will have to remain closed. those students will be placed in portable units behind the middle school. >> it's different having to drive all the way here. he's nervous. it's like starting a new school all over again. >> reporter: starting over is what today is all about. and jessica is hoping to see a lot of familiar

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. >> vapors and pity pat has the vapors. >> all right, now, i want everybody to read 1984.ell as miller referenced. and we would like it remind you just three don't be a pinhead shows have tickets remaining, chicago at the rosemont, south florida at the hard rock hotel. phoenix at the comakerca. the show he is a blast. in a moment, walls there drama at the white house today between the pope and the president? also, whoopi goldberg saying the bible does not contempt abortion. i will deal with that in just a few moments. ♪ ♪ >> test. test. ♪ (vo) making the most out of every mile. that's why i got a subaru impreza. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. and i am a certified arborist for pg&e.ughes i oversee the patrolling of trees near power lines and roots near pipes and underground infrastructure. at pg&e wherever we work, we work hard to protect the environment. getting the job done safely so we can keep the lights on for everybody. because i live here i have a deeper connection to the community. and i want to see the community grow and thrive. every year we work with c

these numbers are going up and more water vapors coming back. you'll notice it's more humid. one of the many events labor day festival at herndon. the rest of our forecast has the return of some serious evening humidity. we'll track our rain days with our complete forecast with you kellye coming up. kellye: on tuesday students are heading back to school and that includes students living in fairfax county. jay is live in springfield with more. jay? jay: children all throughout fairfax county are counting down the hours until summer ends and nother school year begins. >> skate park, whether on wheels r in the pool, sunday summer seems to be one of those magical moments. >> it's the last hoorah for the boys. >> a day where the wind seems to be at your back. >> show up with rollerblades, skateboards and all the kids show up. jay: when the water feels just like, when smiles form more quickly and last a little longer, children can sense it. >> reality of life to come back on tuesday. jay: the grip of grades begins soon. lost its ness has course and getting back to school throwing o

these products, we are saying that adults who are well informed have the right to smoke cigarettes or vapor whatever they want in this category of products. what we are saying is that the companies cannot withhold the information about the health impacts and also what we're saying is they can't market it towards teens the way they are proactively doing, with the candy flavor and the colorful packaging. >> do you see e-cigarettes as still being useful as a smoking cessation product? >> that's up to a smoker who wants to stop smoking but they only can make that choice when they're fully informed about the health impacts. >> michael green, center for environmental health it's good for you to join us to tell us about your study, thanks. >> thank you so much. >> a rally against race violence got heated in baltimore today. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> police arrested at least one person in a demonstration over freddy gray, protesters gathered outside the courthouse, in a hearing the judge announce they'd separate trials will be held for each of the officers. the charges range from assault and r

team says their work is the first evidence that teens are using the devices to vaporize cannabis.like to read them are in in the journal pediatrics. >>> so are you one of the many who have this day off? because here's something to cep in mind when you head back to your job tomorrow. the stress that you feel at work, it's a killer. researchers say that kind of stress could be as dangerous as second hand smoke. doctors say demanding job which is increase your odds of having an illness by 35%. and long work hours increase the chances of early death deaths by almost went%. if you're stressed and work long hours not g study comes from who are very business school in van forward university. no word about what we're supposed to do. >>> 19 days until pope francis make his long awaited trip to fill and during the week long world meeting of families visitors and residents a like will find designated places of worship in the philadelphia area. one of them is the national shrine of st. katherine drexel. this saint has some close ties to the area. good day's alex holly visited the sister who t

water vapor im range ri the cooler weather and if you trough developing as the jet stream dips a little bit the temperatures will fall. really you are going to notice iten lapped 80's where it is cooler than average for the next few days. tomorrow not so much. jaws couple agree drop but get you down there as we head towards wednesday thursday. now i show you the pacific. it has been a very active season. you know we have been talking about el then o. we have 3 hurricane right now. listed here. kilo near the international dateline. we are really not worried about any of these storms but el nino the warm ocean water continue to go fuel the hurricane this will good down in the record become as far as how many hurricane of this strength are in the pacific at one time. >> we expect the storm to continue to manufacture away from the hawaiian island but will continue to see the high surf. this other one is not expected to make its way towards hawaiian islands so we keep an eye on this in case it veers off course. tomorrow morning fog really will be con find to the coast maybe a little bit rate

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ben: the nypd is cracking down on specialist oil that lets cigarette users vaporize arrested six dealers in recent months in brooklyn is became wax or honeycomb, looks like candle wax which federal drug officials say has massive amounts of t h c, in a to kill users. juliet: expects a changes if your commute include the bus from the port authority. ben: the port authority is restructuring dietz, moving buses around to reduce congestion. us. >> that might help the situation. >> reporter: writers and 55 bus routes for the port authority bus terminal are gearing up for what is expected to be some very confusing commutes. the port authority is reassigning its departure gates for transit and buses so you are you sticking your bus, has now been changed to a different the on a different floor. >> i might have to go to another gate. it is not that big a change, i will be fine. 30,000 commuters to use the bus terminal on a daily basis. nj transit buses will be housed on the third floor in the heart of the building reducing the number of times buses must turn down the ramp allowing more buses to le

. >> it looks like one did land and smoldered a little bit but didn't quite catch the vapor.hen something you see everybody, how many people were around there as well. >> at least they're doing it from far away and not getting terribly close with the roman candles. you keep a safe distance. >> i'm obviousry drunk for that. >> these guys more traditional route. looks like they were chopping down i don't know, telegraph poles or something. they found everything, piled it in there and piling it high and of course this dude with the backless cap he thinks about this, he points out that. >> you guys should stay far away from the fire when it gets started. >> this guy doesn't have a roman candle, he goes for the really big stick approach. >> all right, jim, light her up. >> not big enough. >> not long enough. >> is it going to work or not going to work? ? maybe he'll do like a spear. >> that's a good idea. >> whoa [ bleep ]! >> fortunately for everyone involved, we just get a really cool little explosion. it's a good thing he recommended stepping back because you see how far that s

and the only emissions is water vapor. >> fascinating.oes that equal in terms of the cost? fuel cost? >> to refuel the car, it's about $25 in today's dollars. >> $25s. >> so it's kwiept amazing. >> many people just said, sign me up. >> yep, it will go on sale later this year. >> exciting. >> what is the price range? $57,000. >> it's not inexpensive. but there's fuel subsidies for fuel efficient vehicles in the neighborhood of $13,000. and that brings it down, but it will be offered for a special lease for less than $500 a month, including the fuel. >> as a ceo, you have a interesting perspective, where do you see the new innovations coming? >> power train, whether it's improving the gas engines, or more and more hybridization of cars, batteries that are smaller, lower cost, that will be used in primarily plug in type vehicles and you have vehicles like tesla that paved the way and you have vehicles like the fuel cell that are the future fuel that drives not only cars but probably american society. >> up 96, we see what technology looks li

. >> it looks like one did land and smoldered a little bit but didn't quite catch the vapor. then something you see everybody, how many people were around there as well. >> at least they're doing it from far away and not getting candles. you keep a safe distance. >> i'm obviousry drunk for that. route. looks like they were chopping down i don't know, telegraph poles or something. they found everything, piled it in there and piling it high and of course this dude with the backless cap he thinks about this, he points out that. >> you guys should stay far away from the fire when it gets started. >> this guy doesn't have a roman candle, he goes for the really big stick approach. >> all right, jim, light her up. >> not big enough. >> not long enough. >> is it going to work or not going to work? ? maybe he'll do like a spear. >> that's a good idea. >> whoa [ bleep ]! >> fortunately for everyone involved, we just get a really cool little explosion. it's a good thing he recommended stepping back because you see how far that spread out, catches on and i'm sure it burnt for days. >>> i

scientists are unsure if it is melting water, and underground reservoir, or melting water vapor fromhe atmosphere. but we are closer than ever before to finding out whether a planet once found -- once thought dead is very much alive. sarah: in soccer, group stages resume on tuesday with bundesliga taking on barcelona. roger smith side head to spain in the hope that barcelona's injury woes will be there chance to grab much-needed points. >> barcelona is coming to terms with the loss of their star forward, the four-time award-winning player of the year will be missing for up to eight weeks after suffering a tear in his medial ligaments at the weekend. >> a player like liam messi is irreplaceable, but we will keep battling. >> luis suarez and others will be picking up the slack against the labor team that has hit top form at just the right time. >> it's a very intense team, 18 that defends rick -- a team that defends very well and presses a lot, and is physically very strong. they have performed well at the champions league's can cause is quite a few problems. >> the reigning champions

what would modern japan be right now if tokyo had been vaporized in 1945. do not send them to assert a great a good thing would've taken a while to prepare additional bombs. in that sense when the age-old question about world war ii history as was it necessary to use the nuclear weapons or was it not. i think you can find arguments on both sides. again, had the japanese not been sort of shoved rather brutally into thinking about surrendering , consequences could have been worse in terms of casualties and so on. one quick story about that. years ago i ran the museum in san francisco bay and we were offered a mockup of the little boy bomb to put on display them i thought about it long and hard because it would install for free and i thought that i really want to put an atomic bomb on display in san francisco in the late 1970s and i have to say i chickened out and said no because it is that evocative a message. in this book, quite honestly the atomic bombs are part of the background story. but you could write volumes about what might have happened. a review bu

as the media had vaporized, they were available.hird thing is, once i did start to get traction, my year on year comparables looked awesome. emily: what do you prefer, being a journalist or ceo? chris: they are quite similar. running a magazine, we shipped a product every month. we shipped a product every day. websites, web stories. ran a team of about the same size. took ideas and packaged them into a product. it is more similar than you think. the difference is that our factories were printing and now they make drones. emily: what is the myth of chris anderson and the reality? chris: i have been very lucky to be at the right place at the right time. i failed out of college. didn't do particularly well in school even after that. there is no particular genius here. just very lucky to be at the birth of the internet in silicon valley at the right time. if i have a talent, it is connecting the dots. i have been privileged to see the dots early on. and good enough at connecting them to see where we were going. emily: you have written t

these bodies were vaporized. i once saw in a book like i was hitchhiking -- a guy with hitchhiking and an ambulance stopped him. instead of getting in the cabin, he goes to the back of it. this like a baker truck. they are screaming, no! he opens it up and sees six dead bodies on the stretchers. the first six corpses he had ever seen. fish white, dead. there is not a lot of closure. strange thing about it. i'm standing here and breathing air, which is keeping me alive. i like sunshine. we don't have a lot of it now. sunshine is great. but air is a killer. war, above 12,000 feet, it is fatal. and the sunshine, it's a bright day, a good day for hunting. four who? for the germans. they could see them. in the summertime, guys would pray for clouds so they could clouds, get above the roof of the luftwaffe. this scene here is something we saw briefly in the film "the air war," but this is a real case where they could not retract the vaulter at into the plane. the whole plexiglas thing was shattered and the guy died in

water vapor 16, 1,000 feet up all the moisture healed in clouds and deeper moisture with showers off the coast of carolinas and florida and that's at bay to south and we have a dry ridge of pressure coming in south and west and eventually these two will merge over other area and that's when the pattern will change. but for tomorrow looking good. mild morning a warm afternoon, 64 at 6:00, 67 at 8:00 tomorrow morning the front again stays norm and west friday. so, might want to grab lunch and head outdoors tomorrow. 10 above average at 87. low humidity. as the the front nears us and the system to the south pulls up we'll turn a little slightly humid on saturday. still same temperature friday at 87 and then that area of low pressure will drift to the north and is that the when it will turn unsettled at the beginning and middle of next week. 7 ocean sem tour. perfect time to head to shore for this beautiful september weekend 80 on friday. 78 saturday and lots of sun on sunday at 78 also. >> the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast 87 next two days saturdays more humid than last few days

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