smoke coming out of this guy s neck. and tobacco smoke can harm your children. you will notice that this takes up 50% of the surface area on both the front and the back. so these are big. and why are they doing it? well, 1 in 5 adults in the united states smokes cigarettes, and that is 443,000 tobacco-related deaths per year. brooke? i know that they re hoping for these to be effective, and maybe i just work with a semi-cynical crowd. but we were talking about it this morning and some people said, look, if you want to smoke you re going to smoke. you re not necessarily going to look at some image on a cigarette box. so let s talk about alternatives, elizabeth. what other kinds of things would work when it comes to reducing smoking? first of all, i want to say that i think your friends may be right because there have actually been studies that show that when other countries have tried to do this it hasn t worked really all that well. i mean, really kind of modest decreas
visiting u.s. senators to afghanistan by a they-star general, general caldwell in afghanistan. well, one of the basis that michael hastings, to prove the point was a report you had a year ago in january on carl levine, senate arms services chairman where you were stunned by his reversal at the time on afghanistan policy. he was more optimistic than he d ever been and this was the trip, apparently that hastings reports where psy-ops takes place? it was pretty amazing. because i had been in a meeting where senator levin had expressed so many reservations about what we were planning to do in afghanistan. he was not a big supporter of the surge of forces. he and al franken went over and he did a very good conference call from dubai on his way back and his mood had completely changed. he talked about how much progress he d seen, and anyone watching the detail of this and had read the leaked stanley
workarounds in the law, but it is still a sub-optimal legislation if you re trying to do it around the governor. is there a single republican governor that they ll comfortably work with? schwarzenegger and crist. i don t think there s anybody quite in that mode. you are seeing much more even clinton was able to join with john engler and tommy thompson and at times they aligned with him against newt gingrich and house republicans. there was nothing quite like that anymore. ron brownstein and the national journal. it s an interesting read, thank you. let s do the trivia and an oscar edition today. we asked you which senator wrote the story for the 2000 movie rules of engagement. i ll bet ron knows the answer to this. the senator that s retiring, he s from virginia. he s also the author of six other historical fiction novels, but that one was easily his biggest. he ll return to hollywood now that he s leaving the u.s. senate. coming up next, let s make a
started that ponzi scheme and how finally he confessed to his family it was all a lie. good morning, everyone. it s monday, february 28, 2011. i m savannah guthrie. and i m chuck todd and we also, of course, have wisconsin. those protesters have refused to leave the statehouse and then there s this story which we can t get enough of. charlie sheen opens up to our own jeff rothson. wait until you hear what he says. you cannot make it up. you cannot. let s start with libya. white house is the rebel forces. the city essentially locked down by pro-gadhafi forces. secretary of state hillary clinton is in geneva. she s offering limited sanctions with even tougher measures. jim aceda is in tripoli. what s the situation now in how tense? all right. it looks like we have audio problems. upon this has not been easy broadcasting in and out of libya. i m told that we can go to stephanie goss. he s in benghazi where rebels have controlled the city. stephanie, let s get to you
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