TEXT: LET'S GET AFTER IT.</s>CUOMO: All right, BOLO, Be On the Look-Out. We have new details in the vaping health story. The CDC today reported two new deaths linked to e-cigarettes. That takes us to 19 in the states you see on your screen. We also learned today that the number of vaping-related injuries is now at over 1,000. The New Jersey Governor said today he's going to work to ban the sale of flavored vaping devices and products. Ohio's Governor also made that vow this week. That follows action in San Francisco, Massachusetts and Michigan. In New York, a ban on flavored vaping products is set to begin tomorrow, but that is on hold. A vaping industry group got a restraining order calling the ban an overreach. The same group is suing in Massachusetts as well. You have to be on the look-out for these legal battles, OK? We've been through this before. And, by the way, there're interesting policy arguments on both sides. And more importantly, there has to be a race to figure out what is the danger in vaping, specifically, why does this keep happening? Thank you for watching tonight. CNN TONIGHT with D. Lemon starts right now.</s>DON LEMON, CNN HOST, CNN TONIGHT WITH DON LEMON: I don't know how to feel about the - the vaping thing because I know that it has helped a lot of people get off cigarettes, right? END
CDC: 19 Vaping-Related Deaths, 1,000-Plus Injuries.