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this. but first, with some background, here s eyewitness news reporter rob nelson. it s a move that would impact about 400,000 residents in about 180,000 apartments throughout new york city a national ban on indoor smoking in public housing across the country. if that s what they need to do to keep everybody healthy, from getting cancer and all that other stuff, that s understandable. federal officials say the move would not only cut back on the impact of secondhand smoke, but would also lower building-maintenance costs and reduce the risk of fires. still, critics say it s just another example of government overreach. it s a benefit in one way. but it s an intrusion in your personal life and your privacy. smoking is already prohibited in the hallways and lobbies of public-housing buildings in the city. but this latest move would be a step further, leaving some to wonder about how to possibly enforce it across the city s more than 300 public-housing complexes. in
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