First the good news in 1965 more than 40 percent of americans smoked cigarettes and now its down around 14 percent the bad news many particularly young adults have swapped their marlboros and newports for joy pods and vapor pens and the know when Glenn Journal of medicine has estimated that a 5th of all 10th graders and a quarter of 12th graders use electronic cigarettes even middle school kids are vague thing unbeknownst to many parents and the national institute of Drug Abuse reports that nearly a 3rd of teens who start using east cigarettes begin smoking traditional tobacco products within 6 months they think is a Story Weve been covering ever since i came to our Team America almost 4 years ago weve reported on lawsuits against manufacturers of electronic cigarettes that have exploded and more recently the u. S. House of representatives passed the reversing the Youth Tobacco Epidemic act which seeks to ban sales of all flavored Vapor And Tobacco products in a statement the Food And
Reports that nearly a 3rd of teens who start using es cigarettes begin smoking traditional tobacco products within 6 months they ping is a Story Weve been covering ever since i came to our to america almost 4 years ago weve reported on lawsuits against manufacturers of electronic cigarettes that have exploded and more recently the u. S. House of representatives passed the reversing the Youth Tobacco Epidemic act which seeks to ban sales of all flavored Vapor And Tobacco products in a statement the Food And Drug administration predicts that banning menthol the last allowable flavor in cigarettes and banning all flavors and cigars will help save lives particularly among those disproportionately affected by these deadly products who are those disproportionately affected and with menthol. Accounting for one 3rd of all cigarette sales how will big Tobacco Fight back lets ask Attorney Sara Papen tonio of the 11 Papen Tonio Rafferty Law Firm Sara Right off the bat this looks contentious propo
eventually in future missions will be returned to earth. it is staggering everything that had to go well in that seven minutes from orbit to touching down on the crater believed maybe some billions of years ago to have sustained water or the means of life. it is going to be digging in to that sediment, which is, well, seem like nasa was dig all that it was hearing. this was welcomed news. there are landings and then there are historic ones like this. welcome, everybody, i m neil cavuto and you re out of this world today. to put this in perspective, this was like trying to throw a dart from new york to washington. sight unseen and hit it right in the middle. that is a generous comparison. statistically something like this had never been done before and this at a time when right as we speak right now china and the united arab emirates have space craft circling mars at this time and eventually aim to land on that martian surface in the very near future. we are there right now. t