. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics suggest adjusting the backpack so the bottom is at the waist and pack it properly. >> if you have heavy items center in the center of the backpack pack it in the lower part of the backpack to distribute the weight. >> reporter: jackson says he loves the new backpack. >> it helps me in school when i have big books that i carry back and forth. >> reporter: and is using one kenneth craig. >>> beyonce came out the big winner at the mtv music awards and won 8 awards including video of the year. she performed for 16 minutes on stage at madison square garden and brought the mothers of trayvon martin eric brown on the stage. and britney was back performing after a 10 year hiatus dancing to the hit make me. also jimmy faln for his impression of ryan

to treat opioid addiction in teens and young adults.the american academy of pediatrics is recommending that doctors consider treating young patients with medications that help build long-term sobriety. opioid use disorders - including heroin addiction - adolescents over the past 25 years. new studies show teens whose parents focus on healthy eating rather than weight ... are less likely to be obese or develop an eating disorder. experts say: family involvement in treating weight problems is more effective than concentrating only on struggling adolescents. the american academy of pediatrics recommends that parents discourage dieting, promote a positive body image, have more family meals and avoid talking about weight. can lead to happiness in your 40'sresearchers at ohio state university found those who were unhappy and dissatisfied with their employment early in their careers.... were more worried, had more depression and were more likely to have trouble sleeping by the time they reached their 40's. later today.. crews will continue restoring the basilica of saint josaphat. this is a l

preeti parikh, american academy of pediatrics spokesperson) if you do have heavy items try to center the backpack, pack it and in the lower backpack to sort of distribute the weight.. jackson says he loves his new backpack... (jackson montgomery, kinda helps me in school with those big books you carry back and forth .. and he's using one that he and his dad feel good about. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. ((kirsten joyce)) >> children who have to carry a lot of books might want to consider a backpack that rolls... but of course they'd still have to carry their books up and down the stairs. /// sherry how's the we started the week hot at 104 lots of water in the backpacks for the kids today. ............ stay cool and grab the sunscreen, summer is not over above normal today. ............ temps right now around the valley still in the warm 80s this morning. ............. crazy weather in the rockies with hail coming down in sheets in temps will spenda nother couple of days in the 100s then cooler 90s for labor day weekend. ((sherry swensk)) >>> let's send it over to for a check of

joined joining us is the president of the american academy of family physicians. good morning. >> good morning. >> reporte have you with us today? this is an important issue for a lot of guys, including myself. the survey looked at how men are doing this year compared to 2007. how are they doing and how is the gap between what they think they are doing and what they really are doing? >> bill, this is an important survey, and thank you for having me here. what we found is that 49% of men rated their health as unfortunately in the south, the numbers are not as good at 43% and in the south, we see a higher incidence of chronic disease, heart disease, high blood pressure, cancer, but the good news is it's getting caught earlier, and we have found an increase of men exercising. they are taking time to workout and they are spending less time they are spending the same at amount of time in front of their television but they report a usual source of medical care, a primary care physician such as a family physician. >> reporter: what is it about men in the south? why are w

a new report from the american academy of pediatrics says parents should encourage their children to try several sports until they are 15 or 16 years old.. even if they plan to play only one sport in the future. experts say having children them at risk for injury. from contact -13-... "fitbit" reveals -2- new devices. the company added... a swim-proof flex two... to its tracker line-up. the model allows you... to leave it on for laps in the pool... or while taking.... a shower. the flex two was introduced... along with the charge two... an update.... to the charge h-r. the black-and-white display is -4- times bigger.... than the previous model. people across parts of southern ohio residents are the mess caused by severe flooding. in norwood.. high water found its way into buildings.. basements and garages. the storm also left debris scattered across roads.. parking lots and yards. in another neighborhood.. some people couldn't leave their street until crews came-out and cut away downed trees on the road. adlib let's go to 13 first alert meteorologist karla huelga high pressure will r

the american academy of pediatrics says more parents are opting to delay vaccines or altogether. pediatricians say parents are not worried about autism but think the vaccines are not necessary. >>> and if your teen is diagnosed with a concussion you may want to keep them on the sidelines for a while from sports. doctors at the university of arkansas say kids who played after a concussion took twice as long to recover than those who sat out on the games. >>> 4:56. still to come, an invader caught on camera. >> one local homeowner decided >>> here's a question-a -- question on a monday morning what would you do if you saw a bear in your backyard. one man decided he would follow it with a camera. >> that sounds smart. jason alexander says the big guy took the bird feared and the bear seemed calm and peace if i and this is the third sighting he made this summer. that's brave the other way. >> maybe not something you want to do when there's a bear is run towards it. >> he got great shots. >> he did. >> it was friendly enough. >>> top stories weather and traffic straight ahead on wbz.

the american academy of pediatrics says the number of doctors encountering parent refusing vaccines jumped 2006 and 2013. report some parent consider vaccines unnecessary. doctors add few err parent expressing concerns about a connection to autism. >> more news on the impact of concussions on student athletes. doctors at the university of arkansas tracked teen athletes recovering from concussions. they found that adoloscents who continue to play after concussion, took twice as long to recover than those who sat on the side lines. >> and there is a lot more to back packs than you may think. >> as kids head into the school year, doctors want families to think about the kind of bags they buy, how much weight they loath load on their children. kenneth craig picks up the story. >> nine year old jackson montgomery is getting ready to start fifth grade with a new back pack. his father was concerned about picking the right one. >> there is no doubt, you know, once you put in even just a lunch things and all of the other things, not even talking about heavy books, you know, they are caring decent a

so the american academy of pediatrics is recommending doctors consider treating young patients with medications that help build long-term sobriety. right now, less than half of counties in the country have a primary care doctor who prescribe the drugs. teens whose parents focus on healthy eating rather than weight are less likely to be obese or develop an eating disorder. studies show family involvement in treating academy of pediatricians recommends that parents discourage dieting, promote a positive body image, and have more family meals. hyundai and mitsubishi are recalling thousands of cars for problems that could increase the risk of crashes.hyundai is recalling more than 64,500 elantras from the 2013 model year.. because the brake pedal stopper can deteriorate. that could cause the transmission to shift out of park without applying the brake pedal. meanwhile, mitsubishi is recalling 2015 to 2016 models of the 2016 models of the outlander and lancer... due to a problem that can delay acceleration in certain driving conditions. just in time for the kids' christmast wish list...sony reported

usually hard as a good approximation" )) ((christianne klein)) >>> the american academy of pediatrics also suggests adjusting the back pack so that the bottom sits at the waist and packing it properly. kids who have to carry a lot of books might want to consider a backpack that rolls./// ((paul joncich)) >>> lake las vegas is back in business this week. it was forced colse last week due to last weeks monsoon rains. officials tell us it's a routine process to keep everyone safe. contaminants that would be harmful to any human contact with the lake.")) they tell us it's standard to close the lake when it takes on water from the wash. officials there say when it's closed down, the only thing it effects is that they don't don't reccommend swimming... people can still go out in their boats. the lake is now back open and we're told there were no issues found in the water testing./// ((paul joncich)) >>> live look at the desert breeze aquatic center as local olympic honored for his accomplishment in swimming at the olympic games. in aboult 10 minutes chris maathuis will talk with cody about

their children's vaccines...or refusing to vaccinate them altogether.the american academy of pediatrics says the number of doctors encountering parents refusing to vaccinate jumped 12-percent between 2006 and 2013. pediatricians report some parents consider vaccines unnecessary. doctors add ?fewer? parents are expressing concern about a connection to autism. 3 a cheaper, generic version of the epipen will soon available. mylan -- the maker of the life saving allergy treatment -- announced plans to roll out a less costly option today. today.mylan says the generic will be available in the coming weeks. it'll cost 300 dollars for a two-pack of epipens. compare that to the name-brand epipen at 600 dollars. mylan's annoucment comes after national outrage over the branded version's high price. 3 and an important food recall to tell you about -- country fresh is recalling 30 thousand products. they say there's a possibility they're contaminated with listeria. the veggies were shipped to stores including walmart. no illnesses have been reported from this recall. as kids head into the school yea

. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics also suggests adjusting the backpack so the bottom has the weight and packing it >> in the center of the backpack, pack it in the lower part of the backpack because it distributes the weight. >> reporter: jackson says he loves his new backpack. >> to carry books back and forth. >> reporter: and he's using one that he and his dad feel good about. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> here's another look at this morning's top stories. one of hillary clinton top it aides huma abedin says she is leaving her husband, former and republican donor and afund-raiser meg whitman hits the campaign trail today for hillary clinton. whitman meets with business leaders in denver. >>> and tropical storm warnings are posted pour most of north carolina's outer banks. a tropical depression that is expected to gain strength is likely to make land fall later today. heavy arraign and flooding is predicted. another storm for florida's gulf coast. in the are headed for hawaii and may also pose a threat later this week. >>> well, coming up after your local ne

the american academy of pediatricians recommends parents discourage dieting, promote a positive bodymage, have more family meals and avoid talking about weight. >>> if you want to be mentally fit in your 40s, get a good job in your 20s. that's the main finding of a new study from ohio state university. researchers looked at today from over 6,000 people. those dissatisfied with their employment in their early years were more worried, had more depression, and were more likely to have trouble sleeping by their 40s. >>> trouble in the tracks in texas. a train goes off the tracks and into the water, coming up. >>> one boy's wish. a child with a rare disease is about to have a dream come true. david was proud to be an american soldier. and i know i'm prejudiced because he was my son, but i don't think he had a mean bone in his body. there is not a day that i don't think about david. when i saw donald trump attack another gold star mother, i felt such a sense of outrage. "she was standing there, she had nothing to say..." if donald trump cannot respect a gold star family, then why would any

. >> the american academy of pediatrics also suggests adjusting the backpacks so that the bottom sits at the waist and packing it properly. >> if you have heavy items try to center it and the lower part to distribute the weight. >> jackson loves his new backpack. >> it kind of helps me carry big bucks. dad feel good about. >>> residential nominee donald trump will speak at the phoenix convention center on wednesday. he sent out this tweet, his speech will focus on immigration, a new poll shows that he and hillary are in a dead heat with clinton up 40% and trump at 40 night-- 39. >>> confirmed confirmed that hackers broke into arizona and illinois voter databases. there is no evidence that anything was compromised here but in illinois they believe hackers got personal information for up to 200,000 people. the fbi believes-- is investigating both attacks. >>> phoenix police are releasing photos after a shooting at a bar early this morning at a pub near 16th st. two suspects got into a fight denied service because it was late. two people were hurt, and the suspects drove away. >>> after

the american academy of >>> more parents are asking to delay their children's vaccines are refusing toback them altogether. the number of doctors encountering parents to refuse vaccines jumped between 2006 and 2013. pediatricians report the parents consider vaccines unnecessary. fewer parents are expressing concern about a connection. >>> children who specialize in a single sport at a young age may face a high risk for use of -- stress come injury and burnout. doctors recommend children play multiple sports waiting until their high school years to specialize.>>> a drug company is on the version -- verge of introducing a generic epipen at half the cost. they are used to treat people a sudden allergic reactions but the price recently soared. a two pack of the generic version will be $300. they are expected to be available in several weeks.>>> plus look at how stocks are doing on wall street with 40 minutes to go before the closing bell. the dow is up big. >> facebook is facing a trending feature. the giant is making it more automated and working to eliminate the potential for human bias

the american academy of pediatrics says injury rates at trampoline parks should be weather may have played a role in a deadly hot air balloon crash in texas. all 16 people on board were killed when the balloon crashed on saturday. elizabeth hur reports the worst hot air balloon accident in u.s. history is prompting a new look at whether federal safety regulations are needed to oversee ballooning. >> the final journey caught on this video. the balloon took off outside austin, texas and stuck. >> the balloon hit a high tension wire and crashed into an open field. this was a sunday's gift for her army medic husband. their snapchat pictures that morning. also on the balloon, joe and tressa, and skip, the owner of the company that operated the bolin. -- operated the balloon. authorities say all 16 bodies were found the balloon. they have recovered 18 cell phones, cameras, and ipads, which they hope will put together a timeline. >> was there any particular reason the flight was delayed. >> it was delayed about 20 minutes. as part of the investigation, officials will look into the emily: an emerg

the american academy of peed trickses recommend that parents discourage dieting and have more family meals and avoid talking about weight. >> woman is over weight is linked to the risk of cancers. obesity duration had the most impact on breast cancer as well. >> more proof that a healthy life style prevents memory loss brain scans showed that a health body mass and physical activity and mediterranean diet are linked to fewer alzheimer's symptoms. this is the first study showing how the life style affects the brain before the symptoms develop. >> demanding canses about the skyrocketing costs of epi pens. letters to the maker of the epi pens about the price increase. it went up over 400% since 2008. mylan is blaming the health plans. >> good morning, thanks for waking up with us on "12 news this morning." i'm ben wagner. >> i'm melinda davenport. it is 5:00 on august 23rd. calls are growing to see the body camera video from the deadly police shooting of smith and why the investigators are saying now is not the rienth time to release the video to the public. >> pl department is putting

fortunate enough to actually be involved in the writing of the guidelines"those would be the new american academy of dermatology's guidelines on managing acne. doctor stein- were misled by some earlier research on foods and acnebut more current research has put a new light on this ages old problem(sot: dr. linda stein ford dermatologist)"this is such a hot topic, 'cause every patient that comes in, they want to know is something that im eating contributing to my acne. today we say it might be true"here is one of the most convincing associations(sot: dr. linda stein gold, henry ford dermatologist)"they're the sugary foods, the white bread, the donuts and the muffins"these foods have what is known as a high glycemic gold, henry ford dermatologist) "the sugar in the blood goes up quickly and that triggers a cascade of events that increases hormones and increases sebum and all this together actually causes acne to flair up"what about dairy products?(sot: dr. linda stein gold, henry dermatologist)"we do see some association between milk products and acne" but...(sot: dr. linda stein ford dermatologist

. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics suggests adjusting the backpacks to the bottom sits at the weight. >> try to pack the heavier items. it big books that you carry back and forth. >> and he's using one that he and his dad feel good about. >> consider a backpack that rolls. but they still have to carry them up and down the stairs. kate merrill, wbz news. >> thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> so, eric fisher, belly up to the bar. something? >> it's after 5:00. >> we are talking back to school. it's going to be pretty warm. >> how about a nice cold lemonade or an arnold palmer. a very warm august will lead to a very warm september. we haven't had a below average since the third. it's going to be the warmest august ever recorded in the city and that goes back to 1872. so a long way back in history. and not even close. we're ahead of second place by a degree. a degree is the difference between the climate in the boston area, and augusta, maine. out there this afternoon, temperatures, upper 70s to middle 80s. and we have the drier air moving in on northwesterly breezes and

the american academy of pediatrics recommends bays are placed on their backs with no loose blankets or pillows or bumper pads to avoid sudden >>> doctors overseas showing cancer outran ks heart disease as the major cause for death. >>> new concerns over the west nile virus in colorado. a record number of mosquitos are testing positive for the virus in boulder, weld, and larimer counties. colorado has seen 13 human so far this year. melissa garcia explains the greater risk for west nile this summer. >>> fort collins residents took cover inside their homes as trucks sprayed pesticides to kill mosquitos on contact. >> the sooner the better. we need to have the neighborhood sprayed if we have west nile. >> reporter: mary's neighborhood was one of three high risk zones sprayed in larimer county. researchers here at the colorado mosquito control are seeing a surge in the number of mosquitos up to 90% of the spee she has can transmit the virus -- -- species. >> it's a concern so if they say chance of mosquitos are out we stay inside. >> reporter: zika may be the topic of concern on many minds

both concerns go against the advice of the american academy of pediatrics. this is the current vaccine schedule is both safe and protective. and more and more pediatricians are dismissing parents >> and dismissiles doesn't mean the child will get care. it means that pediatrician does not care for children. does not have children in their practice that are not immunized. >> reporter: her office at rainbow gives up to 250 vaccinations a day. >> i know there are at least two of us if you choose not to have your child immunized and there is no medical reason for it, then you can see somebody else in the group. >> reporter: but according to parents seem to be getting the message about getting their kids vaccinated. because in 2014, the state ranked 49th in the country for worst vaccination record. we have moved up to number 36. but two of our neighbors are still among the worst. west virginia at 50 and michigan at 47. however, right next door pennsylvania is among the best at number five. ohio allows medical philosophical exemptions autovacs own but if the latest

that's why the american academy of pediatrics is recommending that schools shouldn't start before 8:30 a.m. high schools in california, oklahoma, georgia, and new york shift to a later start time. >> this important message is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. >> this is katie, and i'm -- well, you know who i am. life's going great for katie -- class president, captain of her soccer team, and just aced her sats. and she loves to text. ? but i know something she doesn't. see that intersection? a car will be going through it in precisely three seconds. i'll give her today, but tomorrow, who knows? >> beneath this stately dome, many of england's most historic ceremonies have taken place. coming up, we'll visit >> one of the greatest disasters world one of its greatest places of worship. nicole explains in this "u.k. o.k." report. [ "rule, britannia!" playing ] [ fire crackling ] >> back in 1666, fire swept through london. because so many of the buildings crowded together were made of wood, the fire raged out of control for four days, destroying two-thirds of the city.

. >> and because sleeping better makes you feel better during the day, the american academy of sleep medicine says that cognitive therapy can significantly improve overall well being and quality of life and you can find a therapist in our area we going to behaviorsleep.org. we're going to have that site at >>> wendy's is making menu changes to try to keep up with mcdonald's. they plan to stop using chickens raised about antibiotics. right now they say half of it their supply was raised without antibiotics. and mcdonald's announced this week that it's finished its shift to only using antibiotic-free chickens earlier than planned. >>> some people love the new they are starting to see people take to websites to sell their advanced account. one man said when he reached one of the highest levels, he saw somebody on ebay willing to pay $15,000 for the account. ebay stepped in and stopped the sell. >> the next day i tried to pull the money from ebay and that's when i got the notification that they were bloi transaction. >> turns out, selling the account is a violation of the rules of the ga

to increase safety, the american academy of pediatrics recommends that cheerleading be activity. designating it a sport means that coaches would be required to undergo additional training, and that would reduce the number of injuries. three cheers for tha >> we've got lots more to tell you about on "teen kids news." >> "speak of the week" is when we get to hear what you have to say. >> when it comes to paper money, all the bills printed by the u.s. gernment have at leastov two things in common -- they're all the same size, and and they all portray images of men. we, the treasury is planningll to change that. by the year 2020, they intend to put a woman on the $10 bill. what do you think of that idea? >> i think that's a great idea. i think it's time that we have a woman on a, liany bill.ke, >> as long as it doesn't, you know, increase the price [laughing] the currency -- you know, if the currency is still valued the same, it's. fine >> i think there definitely should be a woman on the $10 bill because there isn't a lot of female representation in the government, so yeah. >> i don

the american academy of pediatrics found kids who play multiple sports are less at risk for injury. multi-sport kids also reported a higher chance of playing their sport of choice in college. the aap recommends parents to more than one sport until age 15 or 16. toya: it is kind of hazy outside. kathy: i did not get to enjoy the summerlike weather today, i was in the basement cleaning it out. mark: [laughter] there you go. it is super hot this will not continue for much longer. a cold front arrives late tomorrow, bringing us less humid air. let's talk about this week. we get a break from the heat and for most of the kids, some of you started today but most of you don't begin until thursday, september 1. a again to come. because it's labor day weekend. for those of you waiting until thursday, it's actually pretty nice. afternoon high temperature is a very comfortable 72. keep that in your mind what you will be wearing. you may not get away with the sharks in the morning but most of the boys are going to wear shorts no matter what. labor day weekend, it's going to be very summerlike, s

i feel like feel better during the day, the american academy of sleep medicine says that c-b-t can significantly improve overall well-being and quality of life. if you want to find a cognitive behavioral therapist near you -- we've got a link at fox6now.com i'm jenna sachs - contact 6. our east tonight, but it could give far se wi a few showers this evening into the overnight. temperatures will fall through the 70s. becoming partly sunny on tuesday with a chance for a few t-storms...mainly at night. highs in the low-to-mid 80s and dewpoints in the upper 60s. middle 80s. quiet on thursday with a chance for t- storms friday night and saturday. a big cool down is possible late in the weekend. tonight: cloudy with a chance for a few showers. low: 69 dewpoint: 68 wind: ne 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny with a chance for t-storms, mainly at night. high: 83 dewpoint: 67 wind: se 5-10 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy with a am low: 69 high: 84 dewpoint: 69 wind: sw 5-10 mph thursday: partly sunny. am low: 68 high: 87 dewpoint: 70 wind: sw 5-10 mph friday: partly sunny with a chance for thunderstorms at night

that's according to the american academy of pediatrics which recommends parents discourage teens from dieting, skipping meals or using diet pills. >>> a new study shows drivers under the influence of alcohol drunk drivers won't drive with children in the front instead of the recommended backseat. >>> if you hate your job and in you're late 20s 30s, it could effect your health. researches tracked 6,000 people and those unhappy in their careers are more depressed and worried and having trouble sleeping in life. miami dade has a problem with mosquitos. the total number is 36 with those infected. here's brian web. >>reporter: health officials in miami distilled county distributed mosquito repellent to parents sending their kids to school in the newest zika zone. >> make sure to apply the repellent before coming to school. it should last the whole day. >> the superintendent of schools helped handout uniforms consisting the long pants and shirts. >> once in school, it's going to be comfortable. >> the back to school push comes days after authorities identified five new cases of the virus in

police believe the kidnappers >>> the american academy of pediatrics say parent are still putting their babies at risk putting them to sleep. they put infants on their sides or stomachs and using loose bedding and bumper pads and these increased the risk of death. here is the latest recommendation. doctors say put your baby on their back and without any of the extras in their crib. >>> you know today we hit 90s something and our jewish health say they are getting questions about what we should be drinking. 64 fluid ounces is a myth. >> no one knows where that specific number came from. really you should drink when you are thirsty and your goal would be to know if you are in the right zone by looking at your urine, it should be a pale yellow. the doctor says water can make you feel cool and you can overhydrate and dilute your >>> denver ublic library bringing wi-fi to low income neighborhoods. allowing families to check out the internet like a library book. in will be ten hot spots at five different locations. we have the details our web site. >>> chipotle has news. >> they are having ha

the american academy of pediatrics found many parents are not laying there baby on their back. they are also using crib bumpers, blankets, and stuffed animals which pose a dangerous risk to the baby. some parents also move the baby to their own bed, which is not recommended. 3500 babies die a year from sudden unexpected infant death. >>> people in need have a chance to get in focus. kathy walsh joins us from the van on south federal. >> this is impressive. eyecare on wheels. doctors can examine patients in this room and over here, they can actually make glasses in a matter of minutes. today, the free exams were done inside a healthcare clinic. 30 people were seen. >> we will have you cover your left eye. >> reporter: this is the first time in more than two years that alicia is having her eyes examined. she doesn't have vision insurance and she can't afford glasses, so she qualifies for this no-cost care. >> this? no? this? >> reporter: denver is one of 10 u.s. cities where volunteers are helping people see. the eyes of hope van houses a mobile exam room and even a lab to make g

that is according to the american academy of pediatrics. the organization recommends parents discourage teens from dieting, skipping meals or using diet pills. if you hate your job in your late 20s and 30s, it will affect your health in your 40s. ohio researchers tracked more than 6000 people and found those who are unhappy early in their careers reports being more depressed and have more trouble sleeping later in life. >>> pfizer is buying a san francisco-based drug company. the drugmaker says that motivation has a promising pipeline of cancer drugs in late stage clinical development and that includes the event -- potential rest cancel treatment and a potential lymphoma drug. >>> let's see how the big board is doing. the dow is down 16 points. >>> apple stores are no more. the cupertino-based company is not closing its retail outlets, it is just dropping the word store from the name. the website says apple sent its retail employees an email informing them of the change. the stores will be known simply as apple followed by the location like

that's why the american academy of pediatrics is recommending that doctors consider treating young patients with medications that help build long term sobriety. >>> listen up, you may want to discourage your kids from dieting. yep, teens whose parents focus weight are less likely to be obese. family involvement in treating weight problems is more effective. parents are recommended to discourage diet, promote a positive body image and avoid talking about weight. that's the main thing. >>> a debill at aing disease with few treatment option -- a debilitating disease with few more. the drug doesn't have a formal name yet but when inapologeticked daily it reduces the number of fractures in patients. -- when injected daily, it reduces the number of fractures in patients. >> the ability to improve bone quality is a new concept. >> the 18-month drug involved 2600 women. the results were published in the journal of american medical >>> such a moving story here. you've got to listen to this. most make-a-wish kids dream of a vacation to disney or riding a fire truck. that's not the case for this young

after the study revealed more deaths among babies on low oxygen, the american academy of pediatrics issued new recommendations to keep curve. in other words, doctors should not do what the support researchers did to half of the babies. ahead on full measure, you've seen the u.s. southern border from above ground but , have you seen what lies beneath? whatcha' doin? just checking my free credit score at credit karma. what the??? you're welcome. i just helped you dodge a bullet. but i was just checking my... shhh... don't you know that checking your credit score lowers it! just be cool. actually, checking your credit score with credit karma doesn't affect it at all. are you sure? positive. so i guess i can just check my creditcohe oooh "check out credit karma today. credit karma. give yourself some credit." sharyl: on our trip to the southern border, we saw how or cut through the border fence or simply find spots where there is no fence at all. but you might be surprised to know how extensively mexico's smugglers use another tactic to move people and drugs into the u.s., underground tunnels.

to increase safety, the american academy of pediatrics recommends that cheerleading be considered a sport, not just a activity. designating it a sport means that coaches would be required to undergo additional training, and that would reduce the number of injuries. three cheers for that. >> we've got lots more to tell you about on "teen kids news." >> "speak of the week" is when we get to hear what you have to >> when it comes to paper money, all the bills printed by the u.s. government have at least two things in common -- they're all the same size, and and they all portray images of men. well, the treasury is planning to change that. by the year 2020, they intend to put a woman on the $10 bill. what do you think of that idea? >> i think that's a great idea. i think it's time that we have a woman on a, like, any bill. >> as long as it doesn't, you know, increase the price of [laughing] the currency -- you know, if the currency is still valued the same, it's fine. >> i think there definitely should be a woman on the $10 bill because there isn't a lot of female representation in the govern

the american academy of pediatrics has helpful tips. first, sleep. your kids may need more than you think hours if they are between 13 and 18 years old. start moving summer bedtimes earlier a few minutes a day. next, breakfast. a morning necessity for children. research shows a nutritious breakfast helps kids perform better at school. and before you let them out the door, remember a backpack should not be heavier than 10% or 20% of your child's wait. go through the backpack weekly and remove unneeded items or packed nearer the center. for more information, check out the website -- you will get a gold star. with this medical minute, i'm dr. timothy johnson. maria: ad blockers are standing up to facebook after the social media site announced it was taking a stand against them. earlier this week facebook announced it will start showing ads to people who have desktops that currently use adblock plus. two days later, add block plus found a way to block tm designed to keep your social media free of marketing spam. facebook is planning to fight back and eve

this is according to the american academy of pediatrics who recommends parents discourage teens from dieting, skipping meals or using diet pills. >>> a new study shows that driver -- they buckle up passengers who are children. researchers found drunk drivers instead of the backseat. >>> and if you hate your job in your late 20s or 30s, it's going to effect your health in your 40s. ohio researched 6,000 people -- those who are unhappy are depressed and worry and have trouble sleeping. >>> a dust storm rolling into the phoenix-arizona area. it happen between 6:00 and wind gust were 20 to 40-mile an hour. it dropped the visibility in parts of the phoenix area to less than a quarter of a mile. it forced a slowdown of traffic and driver his to pull over as visibility got worse. and i used to report in phoenix lauren, we call these haboob. >> it brought a lot of dust and wind and not so fun conditions in that area. for us this morning, take a look at this area. nice broncos orange to start off the day. it's the first day of school for denver schools. let's look at temperatures because we'r

that report by the american academy of pediatrics reviewed video recordings of infants between ages 1 and 6 months sleeping at their homes. video showed a number of parents putting their babies at risk by putting them on their parents were also seen using sleep surfaces that were too soft. bed doing loose and allowing the baby to share a bed with them. sleep relate thed deaths are the most common cause of death for babies one month to 1 year of age. >>> rays on fire suddenly. tom korun has highlights and a big move for the usf basketball program. >> reporter: good morning everybody. we knew san diego wasn't exactly letting the world on fire coming into town but what the rays are doing to them is embarrassing. rays walked 23 runs in their two wins over the paover the padres. we're talking 35 runs in the last three games. where he they coming from? the biggest surprise as far as the type of power he has is brad miller. this guy has been hit monster homers, his first of the night straightaway center. even nick franklin is banging away with a long ball here and there. hits his fourth of t

that's why the american academy of pediatrics is recommending that schools high schools in california, oklahoma, georgia, and new york have already started making the shift to a later start time. >> this important message is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. >> this is katie, and i'm -- well, you know who i am. life's going great for katie -- class president, captain of her soccer team, and just aced her sats. and she loves to text. ?? but i know something she doesn't. see that intersection? in precisely three seconds. i'll give her today, but tomorrow, who knows? >> beneath this stately dome, many of england's most historic ceremonies have taken place. coming up, we'll visit >> one of the greatest disasters in english history gave the world one of its greatest places of worship. nicole explains in this "u.k. o.k." report. [ "rule, britannia!" playing ] [ fire crackling ] >> back in 1666, fire swept through on because so many of the buildings crowded together were made of wood, the fire raged out of control for four days, destroying two-thirds of the city. seven o

the american academy of pediatrics recommends that babies be placed on their backs on firm sleep surfaces with no loose blankets or stuffed animals or pillows or those bumper pads. all this to avoid sudden infant death. doctors say the findings also show that most parents are not aware of the dangers of stuffed animals and blankets in their child's crib. >> tia: a low-fat diet rich in fruits and vegetables designedded to reduce high blood pressure appears to prevent gout, too. doctors at jones hopkins say it can be as effective as medication in lowering uric acid and preventing gout flareups. >> brian: doctors overseas are reporting that cancer now outranks heart disease as the main cause of death. health officials in europe say prevention and treatment of cardiovascular disease has led to a large decrease in the dozen countries. >> tia: well before you tell your child to stop playing video games, you may want to listen to this. some gamers actually do better in school. a recent study shows playing video games can help improve math, reading, science and test scores. the aussie researcher

american academy of pediatrics just released a policy statement. it says if parents are worried about gett nonmedical reasons doctors should address the misgivings. if the parents don't change their minds it is okay for the doctors to stop seeing them and their children to force the issue. >>> unlike what most eople think the hpv vaccine is not just for teen girls. boys need it, too. cdc says more are getting the vaccinn than before. that have of boys between 13 and 17 received one of three studies show the vaccine can prevent hhv-related cancer. >> it is thrilling and i think it is great. we are making lots of progress. which is important and closing the gap between girls and boys. it still shows me that we have more work to do. >> critics question the vaccine'sssafety and whether it makes teens more sexual sound. doctors recommend children get the first dose when they are 11 years old. >>> a little girl in indiana says she is no longer afraid of police after an officer soothed her fears during a traffic stop. >> this started when the officer pull