we can't allow people to get the president vowing to get flavored e-cigarettes off the market, to curb a growing epidemic of america's youth. ten democrats, one stage. the third debate is tonight. we have what to watch for in houston. breaking overnight, restrictions to limit asylum seekers at the border could take effect. thanks to a ruling at the supreme court.

they say justify failed a drug test. and a tribute tonight in lower manhattan. two columns of light to remember what happened 18 years ago here, in manhattan. a beautiful, beautiful, somber sight. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave briggs. 4:00 a.m. on the east coast, 1:00 in the west coast. the white house taking a big step to curb the widening vaping epidemic among young people. the trump administration looking to ban flavored eed e-cigarett the coming weeks. teens are smoking less tobacco, doing less drugs and drinking less alcohol but vaping is a concern. a quarter, 28% of all high school students use e-cigarettes. staggering number, nearly

doubled from 2017 to 2018. >> vaping has become a big business, as i understand it. a giant business in a short period of time. but e can't allow people to get sick. and we can't have our youth be so affected. we have to find out the extent of the problem. it's so new. >> we're going to find out. >> despite our efforts of enforcement at patrolling locations, we have to remove these attractive, flavored products from the marketplace. >> the cdc says there's been 6 deaths and 450 vaping-related illnesses across the country. one of those is 18-year-old adam. he vaped nicotine and marijuana. the habit nearly killed him. now, doctors say he has the lungs of a 70-year-old. >> i had the shivers and i couldn't control it.

i would randomly con vul j. i knew it wasn't a stroke. it felt like that because i couldn't control myself. >> reporter: this week, the fda warned juul against marketing his product as a safe alternative to smoking. more, now, from elizabeth cohen. >> reporter: the white house is calling for a ban on nearly all flavored e-cigarettes. these are the flavors that have started this epidemic among young people. candy-like players, sweet flavors. fruity flavors, mint. that started kids vaping. and the white house says they want to stop this. some important notes here. companies can sell tobacco-flavored e-cigarettes. some have found that the tobacco-flavored e-cigarettes helped them quit regular cigarettes. after the ban is in effect, companies such as juul, can apply to the fda to start

selling the flavored e-cigarettes again. some are concerned about this. anti-smoking advocates say they hope the trump administration makes it clear that the answer to the applications will with no. dave? christine? >> elizabeth, thanks. on tap tonight, debate number three for the democrats. this time around, it's a one-night event. here are the ten candidates who qualified. for many of them, it could be the final opportunity to break through. and we'll see joe biden and elizabeth warren, side-by-side on the same stage. more, now, from jeff zeleny in houston. >> reporter: the third democratic presidential debate is tonight in houston. there were two debate nights in atlanta. also in detroit, two nights. here in houston, ten democrats qualified for this debate. it will mean for the first time, joe biden and elizabeth warren are on stage together. they are the two leading candidates at the moment. bernie sanders, as well, in the thick of this race. there are seven other candidates

who are trying to make their case there's time for them to jump into this race we're going to see a lot of contrast between joe biden and elizabeth warren. there's two lanes, a progressive lane and a pragmatic lane. joe biden trying to make the argument of electability, that he's the strongest to take on trump. but there's a sign that elizabeth warren has been rising throughout the summer. the biden campaign has been telegraphing that he is going to raise questions about senator warren's plans. look for medical for all to be front and center in this debate. also look for the other candidates to have their say, as well. cory booker, amy klobuchar, and mayor buttigieg, showing he is a top-tier candidate. >> jeff zeleny, thanks for that. 2 supreme court clearing the way for the trump administration to

restrict asylum seekers at the border. the rule limits central americans to claim asylum if they had v not sought protections in another country on the way to the u.s. justices sonia society mayor descented. the aclu will continue to challenge the rule. president trump is considering mike pompeo for a second full-time job, replacing john bolton as national security adviser. it's not clear how seriously the president is about pompeo serving duserve ing dual roles. the president has been given a list for other replacements for bolten. the move is not without precedent. henry kissinger was president nixon's national security adviser when he was appointed secretary of state in 1973. the house committee votes to find the parameters of its impeachment investigation into

president trump. the resolution is expected to lay out the ground rules for potential impeachment hearings. it's a procedural vote but it does represent a step forward for the impeachment investigation. 130 democrats are calling for an inquiry. speaker nancy pelosi is not quite there yet. but a fellow democrat thinks he knows what she's up to. >> there's an old adage, that if you boil a frog, it will swim around until it gets cooked. and my sense the speaker is cooking the president. >> democratic aides say the goal is to recommend articles of impeachment by the end of the year. weeks after parading baltimore as a rodent-infested mess, president trump is heading there today for a republican retreat. his comments angered many in the city, especially this tweet

about the district that includes baltimore and some of its is inturs. mr. trump saying no human being would want to live there. he mocked a burglary attempt at cummings' home. he chairs the oversight committee that is investigating the president on several months. he tells cnn he hopes the president has a pleasant visit. president trump renewed his attack on the federal reserve. the president demanding s iningo interest rates in a booming economy. the fed cut the interest rate to stave off a recession. many believe that the fed will cut again next week. negative rates would be an extreme step. and they haven't worked for european and japanese central banks. critics say it hurts banks and it doesn't stimulate growth. last month, the president told reporters he didn't want to see negative rates. and now, he's supporting negative rates and talking about

how this will refinance the country's debt. the debt has ballooned because of tax cuts and huge amounts of spending. the deficit is expected to hit 1 $1 trillion next year. negative rates would hurt savers. think of senior citizens and the interest. think about you paying the bank to hold the money. a remarkable set of developments. trump and his economic advisers say the economy is strong. negative rates contradict that optimism. >> wow. a stunning report suggests 2018 triple crown winner, justify, kwtshould have been disqualified. the horse failed a drug test that would have made him ineligible for the kentucky derby. the california racing board took more than a month to find the results. then, they decided to drop the

case and lighten the penalty for any horse with that substance. by the time it was settled, justify was the 13th winner of the triple crown. his owners sold the breed rights for $60 million. in a statement to cnn, the head of the california horse racing board says, we take seriously, the integrity of horse racing in california and are committed to implementing the highest standards of safety and accountability for all horses, jockeys and participants. they will have a further response today. that sport is a mess. you know about the 30 horses that died at the track where justify failed that drug test. a lot of explaining to do. ten minutes past the hour. antonio brown back on the field, following rape allegations. police are looking into whether this accusation is the only one. , ji, kay, raj, and... ray! good job, brain! say hello to neuriva, a new brain supplement with clinically proven ingredients that fuel five indicators o

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did boris johnson lie to the queen to preserve his option for a no-deal brexit. that acquisition is being floated by many, after scotland's highest civil kwocou ruled the decision to suspend parliament was illegal. to explain that and the latest twists in the brexit saga, we're joined by max foster in london. good morning. >> good morning. we had the cases brought to a couple of courts that claim that boris johnson gave the wronge e a advice to the queen when he told her to suspend parliament. wales found he didn't do anything wrong. the scottish court claims he has

done something wrong here. he was trying to stymie parliament. a related case in northern ireland. because they've come up with different judgments, it will end up at the supreme court next weekend. that will have the final say. it's interesting to see "the daily mirror" has called it for what effectively many people are saying. that boris johnson lied to the queen, which is obviously, a pretty tricky spot to be in. they're probably taking a leap too far here. but there's a difference whether he misled the queen or misled the queen deliberately. if the supreme court finds against boris johnson and goes along the same lines as the scottish court, parliament will have to be reopened next week. >> it's extraordinary every day,

max. a staggering 2,500 people are now registered as unaccounted for in the first concrete estimate of the missing in the hurricane-ravaged bahamas. but emergency officials in the bahamas say it's important to note that the list has not been checked by government records of who is staying in shelters or who have been evacuated. once they cross-reference the data, they will be able to reunite survivors with loved ones. authorities disqualified a female high school swimmer because of the way her team suit fit. she competed in four events. he won one heat and the race official disqualified her because a suit shifted and showed too much of her backside. the school called for it to be overturned, and it worked, much

to the delight of her coach. >> this is so much better than we thought. >> the alaska school activities official, turned over the disqualification because they did not notify the coach. the mets commemorating the attacks on the world trade center, by wearing 9/11-themed cleats against arizona. they were paid for by pete alonzo, who was 6 years old, on america's darkest day. the mets scored 9 runs on 11 hits to beat the diamondbacks. alonzo said he wanted everyone to wear themed hats with first responder logos. >> unfortunately, there's a lot of red tape with major league

baseball. they shot that idea down. i think it's sad, that since that day, that the first game back, i mean, they shut it down every year since. i think that's real unfortunate. so, a way to kind of get around that was the cleats. >> that's not a good look for major league baseball. but that's a fantastic gesture by a young slugger. more than a quarter of high school students are vaping. flavored e-cigarettes are driving this epidemic. now, the white house wants to put a stop to it.

we can't allow people to get sick. and we can't have our youth be so affected. >> the president vowing to get flavored e-cigarettes off the market to curb a growing epidemic among america's youth. ten democrats, one stage. the third debate is tonight. we have what you need to watch for in houston. breaking overnight, restrictions to limit asylum seekers at the southern border could take affect thanks to a ruling from the supreme court. is there a cover-up at last year's triple crown? bombshell reports say justify failed a drug test before prize. welcome back to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. the white house taking a step to curb the vaping

epidemic. the trump administration looking to ban flavored e-cigarettes with specifics expected in coming weeks. teens are smoking less tobacco, doing less drugs and drinking less alcohol but vaping is a concern. a quarter, 28% of all high school students use e-cigarettes. staggering number, nearly doubled from 2017 to 2018. >> vaping has become a big business, as i understand it. a giant business in a short period of time. but e can't allow people to get sick. and we can't have our youth be so affected. >> we simply have to remove the attractive items from the marketplace. >> there's been 6 deaths and 450 illnesses across the country. one of those is adam. he vaped nicotine and marijuana

and the habit nearly killed him. now, doctors say he has lungs like a 70-year-old. >> i had the shivers and i couldn't control it. i would randomly convulge. i knew it wasn't a stroke. it felt like that because i couldn't control myself. >> this week, the fda warned juul against marketing his product as a safe alternative to smoking. more, now, from elizabeth cohen. >> reporter: the white house is calling for a ban on nearly all flavored e-cigarettes. these are the flavors that have started this epidemic among young people. candy-like flavors, sweet flavors. fruity flavors, mint. that started kids vaping. and the white house says they want to stop this. some important notes here. companies can sell tobacco-flavored e-cigarettes. some have found that the tobacco-flavored e-cigarettes helped them quit regular cigarettes. they say it's been useful.

after the ban is in effect, companies such as juul, can apply to the fda to start selling the flavored e-cigarettes again. some are concerned about this. anti-smoking advocates say they hope the trump administration makes it clear that the answer to the applications will with no. dave? christine? >> elizabeth, thanks. >> it's interesting. the packaging looks like it's candy. and the idea that young people try the sweet-tasting candy kind, will be banned. but now, they're hooked. >> it's a bold move. applaud the president for this. the internet and late night pointed out the hypocrisy here. the action on vaping, no action on gun violence. here's jimmy kimmel. >> the people who vape are young people. trump wants to ban them to protect children from being armed or killed. i think that's good. i'm fine with that.

you know what else harms and kills children, assault rifles do. [ applause ] maybe -- maybe if the nra starts flavoring those, you'll ban them, too. >> you know, he's making jokes. but 38 people killed in mass shootings in the last month. so, such quick action on one and nothing on the other. >> there's no second amendment right to smoking in this country, though. on tap, tonight, debate number three for the democrats. and this time around, it's a one-night event. here's the ten candidates who qualified. for many of them, it could be the final opportunity to break through. and we'll see joe biden and elizabeth warren, side-by-side on the same stage. jeff zeleny is already in houston. >> reporter: dave and christine, the third presidential debate is tonight in houston.

there were two debate nights in atlanta. also in detroit, two nights. here in houston, ten democrats qualified for this debate. it will mean for the first time, joe biden and elizabeth warren are on stage together. they are the two leading candidates at the moment. bernie sanders, as well, in the thick of this race. there are seven other candidates who are trying to make their case there's time for them to jump into this race we're going to see a lot of contrast between joe biden and elizabeth warren. there's two lanes, a progressive lane and a pragmatic lane. joe biden trying to make the argument of electability, that he's the strongest to take on trump. but there's a sign that elizabeth warren has been rising throughout the summer. the biden campaign has been telegraphing that he is going to raise questions about senator warren's plans. look for medical for all to be front and center in this debate. also look for the other

candidates to have their say, as well. cory booker, amy klobuchar, and mayor buttigieg, showing he is a top-tier candidate. >> jeff zeleny, thanks for that. supreme court clearing the way for the trump administration to restrict asylum seekers at the border. the rule limits central americans to claim asylum if they have not sought protection from another country on their way to the u.s. the move essentially bars people traveling through mexico from claiming asylum. sotomayor de t descented. a juror tells cnn that

yujing shaezhang's decision to represent herself hurt her. she was in mar-a-lago with malware and a signal device. she will be sentenced in november. michael cohen interviewed behind bars by prosecutors investigating the trump administration. an attorney is serving a three-year sentence, after pleading guilty to making hush money payments to two women before the election. the d.a.'s office is looking at whether the trump real estate company falsified records in disbursements to cohen. an olive branch in the u.s./china trade war. the president announced plans to push back a 5% tariff hike on

$250 billion worth of chinese goods, pushing it back by two weeks. this is a goodwill gesture for china's 70th anniversary. it's a birthday present, the same day that china said it would waive tariffs on 16 products. relief on some chinese tariffs but not for the politically sensitive categories like soybeans and meat. no relief for american farmers here. officials are casting the announcement as a gift for president xi. after unrest in hong kong and the trade war there, there's some questions about whether this event would be dampered. trump has signaled he would make concessions that xi can face politically and will look for something in return. u.s. and chinese officials meet face-to-face next month. is horse racing's biggest prize tainted?

justify, should have been disqualified. the horse failed a drug test that would have made him ineligible for the kentucky derby, the first leg of the triple crown. "the times" reports, the california racing board took more than a month to find the results. and lighten the penaltr any horse with that substance. by the time it was settled, justify was the 13th winner of the triple crown. his owners sold the breeding rights for $60 million. in a statement to cnn, the head of the california horse racing board says, we take seriously, the integrity of horse racing in california and are committed to implementing the highest standards of safety and accountability for all horses, jockeys and participants. they will have a further response today.

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politics. the latest is benny gantz, against the guile of benjamin netanyahu. can gantz pull it off? oren leibermann reports from jerusalem. >> reporter: his victory speech in april came too early. but come tuesday, benny gantz has a chance to do what he couldn't do then, defeat benjamin netanyahu. his supporters chant, look who is coming, the next prime minister. gantz is vowing to pull out all of the stops. >> translator: we're continuing to work to approach the people. that's what needed until the end and beyond. >> reporter: those that support netanyahu realizes gantz is, on paper, a formidable challenger. >> translator: i'm realistic. i come from bibi's camp. and i support bibi.

>> reporter: gantz comes across as lackluster. >> there might be a secret in his inept campaign, in that it presents such a counter to netanyahu. >> reporter: gantz was a career soldier, rising to become israel's 20th chief of staff. he led the military through two wars in gaza. he says netanyahu says gantz is incapable of handling world leaders. he says gantz is a leftist who will form a government with the arabs. >> translator: the choice is a weak left-wing government, led by gantz. or a strong right-wing government led by me. >> reporter: he fell 15,000 votes short of the likud party. when he couldn't form a government, he called new

elections, instead of giving gantz a chance to lead the country. if he wants a chance this time, he will have to fight for it. do you feel confident? >> translator: i feel excellent. >> reporter: for a soldier who made it to the top, this may be the fight of his life. oren leibermann, cnn, jerusalem. we'll be right back.

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of thousands of workers as employees. they it's viewed as a series threat to uber and lyft, which together, are losing billions of dollars per year. key parts of the law don't apply to uber's drivers. but lyft says drivers may have to drive specific shifts for only one platform. democrats livid in north carolina after republicans override a veto while democrats were at a remembrance event. >> you shall not do this to democracy in north carolina, mr. speaker. how dare you subject this body to trickery, deceptive practices, hijacking the protess. >> the democratic governor roy cooper said republicans called for a surprise vote he and house members were honoring first responders.

the democratic leader said thei would be no votes. they can vote as long as there's 61 members present. a new jersey couple is suing a fertility clinic claiming that the wrong sperm was used to conceive their daughter. two years after her birth, they discovered, only one of them, the mother, was the child's biological parent. both parents were caucasian. and the little girl started to develop asian features. there's been no comment from the fertility clinic. this photo does not seem like a good idea. but two influential travel fl bloggers are defending it. that's cody workman dangling

danielle off of a cliff. they came under fire for a similar picture in bali. it did get 14,000 likes with critical comments. they deny encouraging their followers to put themselves in danger. let's get a check of cnn bu stocks around the world mostly higher, as president trump delayed tariffs on chinese good. in asia markets closed lower. everything else looks up. paris is down. on wall street, the futures are pointing higher here. the olive branch after china waived a tariff on goods but not on u.s. agriculture. the dow marked its sixth day of gains, the first winning streak since early june. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq closed higher, as well. publix is telling its

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their own debate prep. >> the third democratic primary debate is tomorrow night. and i'm going to be gaffe-free this time, said joe biden naked from the waist-down. >> we found out they will have no zen-second delay. the dnc warned the candidates to refrain from swearing on the debate stage. biden shoulds jiminy christmase. >> members of the press, what the [ bleep ]. we know this is [ bleep ] up. >> you could see his new campaign slogan, beto [ bleep ] o'rourke, [ bleep ] leadership for a [ bleep ] future. >> that could be bold. someone at some point breaks that rule. >> we don't need a seven-second delay on our broadcast. you have the cleanest mouth. >> i keep it clean. i'm very clean. thanks to our international

viewers for join ugh us. have a great rest of your day. you have a clean mouth. for the rest of our viewers, "early start" continues right now. we can't have everyone getting sick. and we can't have our youth be so affected. >> the president vowing to get flavored e-cigarettes off the market to curb a growing epidemic among america's youth. ten democrats, one stage. the third debate is tonight. we have what you need to watch for in houston. breaking ove restrictions to limit asylum seekers at the southern border could take affect thanks to a ruling from the supreme court. was there a cover-up at last year's triple crown? bombshell reports say justify failed a drug test before winning horse racing's biggest prize. >> and here, a tower of light. two towers, beams in the night,