Hello. Hello. Is this Ellen Mayer and Chicago, Illinois? Yeah, you've been there in Chicago.

Hey, this is Sean Robinson from today. Explain, I hear you have a mattress problem.

Uh, yeah. Well, I had a mattress problem once. Oh, you did. Yeah, I did. Do you want me to tell you about it?

I'd love to. Yeah, give me a second though. Okay.

When I was a kid, I thought smoking looked pretty cool. How long have you been a smoker?

22 years. But these days, the kids, they're more into vaping. They're more into

the jewelry. Yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, yo, I'm going to attempt to hit the jewel for 30 seconds

straight without exhaling. And we're going to go out and our bathing suits and roll around

canes and the snow and I rip our jewel for like two minutes.

It tastes like a blueberry muffin, man. You know I'm a hip-ro. Oh, no.

Oh, guys, I pimped my jewel and turned it gold. I like the mango and just like one of the best

flavors I've ever tried really in my vaping career. And now Uncle Sam's coming to crash the party.

Federal health officials announced a nationwide crackdown on underage use of a popular

e-cigarette brand following months of complaints from parents, politicians and school administrators.

It's a vaping device called jewel, but it looks like a regular computer flash drive.

FDA regulators asked manufacturer jewel labs to turn over documents about the design,

marketing and ingredients of this product. The kids love the jewel so much, they're bringing them

to school and to class. The jewel would be my favorite thing to take. Just get you something like

that like a small vape that you can hide, slip it in your underwear or something and like put it

on your waistline and when you're going to go into the bathroom to get your fucking nicotine

fakes, you just reach in there and grab it and do it. This is my 20th year working in a high school

and we've never seen anything like this. Meg Kenney's an assistant principal at Burr and

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