product manufacturer juul announced thursday it will stop selling us mint flavored pods. the ceo said we must reset the vapor category in the u.s. and earn the trust of society by working cooperatively with regulators, public health officials and other stakeholders to combat other underage use. the move comes after the journal of the american medical association published a survey tuesday that showed about 27% of high school students and 10 percent of middle school students used e-cigarettes. but even with juul pulling mint and other flavored products , other companies have jumped into the market with mint and fruit flavored vaping pods such as mako, grape strawberry, blueberry and melon. the companies made it exactly like this to copy it. reporter: at the town hall at concord high school, congressman mark soni said that is why he has proposed a nationwide temporary ban on e- cigarette sales. this isn t directed just that juul, it is that all of the products. ours is a
we will talk about the fact it was one year ago today that the camp fire started . when you talk about that, happening on november 8, it really does tell you how important this moisture in the air is for fire safety. for is a locally and you get not too far inland they are critically low. other areas in the valley are low. the humidity is good for us here locally but again we need the rain. jenny says it is 47 degrees in pleasanton. they might get a high of 71. i said i think we will be 74 degrees. livermore was 77 yesterday but some areas in the coast are stuck in the 50s. brentwood is 55 and 49 enrichment and 49 in dublin. 60 to 65 around the coast and bay. i was shocked it got to 60. we were stuck in the 50s. livermore is 77 and santa rosa is 71 and then we have a cold stretch in san francisco. the low has been 61 degrees it has not changed much. we are 5 degrees below average. 40s and 50s today. 61 over here with a lot of 40s and 50s if you are stuck in the fog. we ha
spirited atmosphere imperative. hundreds gathered for the opening of a new recovery and assistance center while 85 american flags on the main drag in downtown paradise. it s a dramatic memorial to the 85 people who perished in the fire when you re to go. the one with fire destroyed 90% of the city of paradise. the cost of the camp fire is more than $16 billion. unimaginable loss. this video was taken after the fire but take a look now. lots of been cleared and the town is rebuilding. one house and one business at a time. it was important for me to reopen in paradise because paradise is my home and the part of my goal for this is to be an example to the community that we can do it. reporter: of the more than 11,000 homes lost, nine have been replaced. they don t sign a lot but it often takes a year to rebuild a house in the best of circumstances and here they are dealing with cleaning up debris coming getting permits and finding contractors. upgrades in town include underg
for motor neurone disease. campaigners say new research funding needs to be handed out quicker. i met imeta i met a family bakery in manchester finding out what the interest rate rise means for businesses and customers. manchester united to decide on the future of their player mason greenwood after charges of attempted rape and coercive behaviours against him are dropped. while some of you will see some light rain or drizzle through the day it will actually be a mild day when the sunshine comes out with a feel of spring in fact. don t get too used to use that, though. i will have the full forecast here on breakfast. it s friday, the 3rd of february. the family of a woman who s gone missing in lancashire has made an emotional plea for people to come forward with information. 45 year old nicola bulley disappeared a week ago, while walking her dog in st michael s on wyre. we can speak now to our reporter, dave guest, while walking her dog in st michael s on wyre. who joins us fr
i ran in here called the cops. you saw the guys running. after two minutes later i was speaking to the operator they came out two minutes later and started running out. reporter: what did they look like? six-foot something, pretty tall kind of big. reporter: all dressed in black? all dressed in black like pea coats, yeah hoodies, dressed in black, ski masks. yes, sir. reporter: carrying bag of money. carrying bags of money. reporter: off they went. mm-hmm. reporter: scary? yes, sir. reporter: as the robber rance to a getaway car behind the bank they crossed over snowy patch of land and left some defined foot prints there. investigators got some empty frito-lay shipping boxes from a nearby restaurant to protect the prints until a csi tech could come and take pictures and molds to use as evidence. since january, the black hat bandits have hit eight banks, two in maryland and six in virginia. in one case they put a gun to the head of a customer. so far,