. >>> and the american academy of pediatrics is offering new recommendations on how to cut down on unwantedas dr. jon lapook tells us, the pill is not at the top of the list. when are when kanesia hawn was in high school and wanted birth control, her doctor offered her the pill but it caused bad side effects so she got an intraouteren device or iud. >> i think one of the best things about an iud you have to go in and have it inserted by a medical professional and then you don't have to think about it for three or five or even ten years. >> reporter: the american academy of ped yam tricks is now saying that the first line of contraceptives for adolescents should be iuds. dr. rebecca owe bruin is a member of the committee. >> the research is saying that this is as safe in younger women as older women. that they don't have any long-term risks associated with them. >> reporter: condoms and the pill are commonly the most common form of contraception. the pill is 99.7% if used perfectly but only 91% effective with typical use. condoms are only 80%. an iud is only 99% effect tiff with typical use.

look no further than the professional boo-boo kissers at the american academy of pediatrics. >> onlychool students get the optimal amount of sleep. that's eight and a half to nine and a half hours. the american academy of pediatrics believes this contributes tcontributes to obed pressure and depression. >> the nation's largest pediatrician group says delaying the start of middle and high school classes to 8:30 a.m. would help teenagers with their health. >> stephen: how will starting school later be good for kids' health? they'll miss the cafeteria breakfast pizza. it's the most important pizza of the day. ( cheers and applause ). according to this new policy, delaying start times can improve students' motivation in class and mood. well, when america's largest group of respected doctors tells me allowing teens to sleep in can make a world of difference to their school performance, i gotta say-- nice try, kids. you almost had me. ( laughter ) ( applause ) usually -- very close. usually, your fake notes have a doctor's signature. for this one, you made up a whole academy. nicely done.

this gunfire erupted in front of the pan american academy charter school in west kensington.that's where nbc 10's christine maddela joins us live. what's happening there right now. >> reporter: about ten minutes before we went on air, police cleared out much of the area here on cam berea street in front of that school. right now, the police activity is limited right here to one block of cam berea where two men were shot and one innocent bystander was hit by a car. >> no! no! >> reporter: nbc 10 was at the scene when this woman ran to police trying to find out if her son was involved in the incident. it was a scary afternoon for other parents, too. shortly after the shootout at 1:00, police put pan american academy charter school on lockdown. >> it's very scary. >> reporter: lopez tried to make it past the police tape to pick up her children. >> we got the phone call to pick up our children. >> reporter: what's going through your mind? police say this is the second shooting near a school in as many weeks. >> it just shows these guys really don't care about what's going on. the

. >> the new recommendation by the american academy of pediatrics that could make the pill a thing of the past for teens looking for birth control. >> the fight to keep airbnb legal and what is at stake for the sharing rooms in san francisco. >> two swimmers in australia are sharing incredible video of a rare encounter with humpback whales. the two were in the water trying to film a sea turtle when a humpback and her calf approached. they want ride up to the swimmers and rose out of the sea. they would dive down out of sight and rise slowly. this lasted an hour before the whales finally got tired and swam away. >> quite a sight. >> can't imagine what that would be like. they huge. huge. huge. >> for all of us, thanks for joining us. wants to be a millionaire is next. >> yo! hey! [cheers and applause] whoo! hello, and welcome to millionaire. i'm terry crews. some of you may know me from brooklyn nine-nine, and i'm also lucky enough to be here hosting millionaire! [cheers and applause] with $1 million, today's first contestant plans on opening a specialty donut shop. first flavor on the

the second most important thing is that the american academy of pediatrics and the american academy ofld and adolescent child psychiatry, have made clear statements against corporal punishment and have very clear evidence-based programs that help parents effectively discipline their children that provide ways for parents to use positive strat dwis and really help them learn to apply the discipline approaches in cross situations so that kids can really do well everywhere they go. >> thank you so much for being with me this morning. and you can catch jonathan in the chair for joey reed on if the the reid reports" right here on mz nbc. >>> the nfl announced it will provide significant resources to dpk abuse hot lines. >>> secretary hagel asked for a better understanding of the relationship between the u.s. military and the nfl. it's not a formal review, just more information about how the military supports the nfl. for example, flyovers, singing the national anthem, honor guard appearances and the such. >>> coming up, she's taking over a music genera dominated by men. ♪ >> her songs are b

it happened in front of the pan american academy charter school in north philadelphia today. police say that the driver of a car, got into a shoot-out with someone on the sidewalk. that driver died. a third person was hit by a car after it veered out of control. >>> all three suspects wanted for the attack of the gay couple in center city of surrendered to philadelphia police. twenty-six year-old kevin harrigan, 24 year-old catherine knott and 24 year-old philip williams are expect to be arraigned this evening. as for that attack attorneys for the is suspects say it wasn't gay bashing, it was a mutual confrontation. >>> but we will begin tonight with an accu weather alerts. is cecily tynan in for adam joseph tonight. we have rain, win, we have a mess tomorrow. >> we do it is not a very strong system but fact that it is pulling in wind off the ocean, our first rainy morning we have had in about a in month now. >> that is right. >> it will impact the morning commute. storm tracker six live double scan showing what is going on right now. we have a new scan every 452nd and you ca

the american academy of pediatrics recommended children avoid carbonated drinks altogether. 25% of high school students drink soda daily, leading to a lower intake of milk and calcium. they are at risk for weaker bones in adulthood. >>> good morning topping america's money a lawsuit over the bailout, the suit filed the federal government illegally seized control of aig for a 85 billion emergency loan. the equalizer had no equal at the box office this weekend. denzel washington's new thriller did better in its debut. $35 million more than any film this weekend. the maze runner, second. boxtrolls right behind at 17 million. today is a national coffee day, that's america's money, i'm rina ninen. >>> armed robbers hold up a local 7-eleven. the details on the high-powered weapon they were carrying. >>> the investigation into the sudden death of a local ceo and his wife. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? ♪ skippy!! ♪ yippee!! i'm bored. hashtag bored. skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! ♪ look

. >>> a terrifying ordeal for the pan american academy, two men exchanged gun fire outside of the school at cambria, right before students were due to be dismissed. the school went in lockdown. and investigators are trying to learn what sparked the shootout and we'll have the latest on a life report on "action news" at 6:00. >> a deadly shooting in the city's logan section left a woman that was 8 months pregnant dead and doctors fought to save her baby's life they could not. the search is on to fine the gunman and john rawlins live at the scene with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: hi rick, this is the scene where the violence occurred. they are asking is it somehow connected with another crime that occurred a mile or two from here. that is one thing that homicide dsks are looking at. >> i heard 12 shots, pow pow. and i heard pow pow pow. >> the sounds shortly after midnight brought police to 20th, and a 25-year-old pregnant woman shot multiple times found in a pool of blood beside her car. >> they did an emergency delivery of her baby however the baby was pronounced dead at

. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics is recommending iuds and implants as first line options in preventing pregnancy in adolescents. >> it's very safe. it's highly reliable. once these devices are inserted there's basically virtually a 100% efficacy against pregnancy. >> reporter: iuds last three to 10 years. implants under the skin work for three. both require a medical procedure. teen pregnancy rates have gone down the past two decades. pediatricians say the rates will drop even further with these new recommendations. >> with these methods there's no chance of messing it up and once you have it it's there until you're ready to take it out. >> reporter: 19-year-old julia feneto says she's careful to take the pill daily but is thinking about a long term option. >> the iud which is something that i'm also going to consider because i don't love to take the pill every day. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics also reminds teens to always use condoms to protect against sexually transmitted diseases. alison harmelin, cbs news. >> there are some risks with long term cont

you've been elected to the national academy of sciences, the american academy of arts and sciences onetribution award by the american psychological association. and your book is, "the marshmallow test-- mastering self-control." this title has so many things i like "myself, control, and marshmallows." explain to the people out there marshmallow test. when did you hold these tests? >> most of the work was begun in the middle 60s, 1960s. and then it continued and continued and continued, and it's still ongoing now. >> stephen: so what's the test? >> the test actually-- you've got some-- you want-- and i -- >> stephen: i'll go with mine. i'll go with mine. these are pink. >> they're pink from paris. >> stephen: or paris. let's do the paris pink ones. we have three mash maloze here. how does the test work. >> it works like this. if i'm the child -- >> stephen: i'll the the child. >> you're the child. two here, one here. now, there's also a pel over here that you can ring. >> stephen: i ring it or you ring it? >> you ring it. >> stephen: damage. >> i come right back into the room. ring it ag

this involved at pan american academy in north philadelphia. police say the driver exchanged gunfire with somebody on the sidewalk the driver died causing the car to veer out of control and hit a third person who was an innocent bystander. no word on what sparked this gunfire. >>> there's been reported sighting of the suspect accused in the deadly ambush of the pennsylvania state trooper. but he is still out there. state police say eric frein alluded them during an encounter on tuesday. it did turn up serbian cigarettes and soiled diapers. >>> time is 5:35, gun charges against a south philadelphia mother of two may be formally dropped today or the atlantic county prosecutor may ask 27-year-old allen to enter a pti program. she was arrested for carrying her own handgun in her purse and driving across state lines into new jersey. the prosecutor considered seeking three jails in jail time. allen pointed out that the same prosecutor allowed ray rice to avoid jail time after being charged with aggravated assault against his now wife. >> you're telli

. >>> the american academy of pediatrics has new guidelines to promote point health. choosing soda over milk and other calcium containing beverages leads to weaker bones. under the new guide lines, they recommend calcium, vitamin d and exercise to develop strong bones in childhood and prevent brittle ben condition like osteoporosis later in life. according to researchers 25 percent in high school drink soda every day leading to a lower intake of milk and calcium >> 81-year-old is grateful after random act of kindness after the shrubs were trimmed at her house. she fell and hurt herself and tripped over shrubs breaking her arm and injuring her leg and shoulder. noticing there was no clear path the firefighters went back to the house and cleared the way. show had surgery and is recovering at home. >>> california takes the lead in protecting college students from sexual assault. the new bill signed by the governor that will make "yes means yes" the new saying on campus. >> a rude awakening for a family: the mess a wayward driver created. >> new rest places from president

. >> the american academy of pediatrics is now saying the first line of contraceptive choice for adolescents should be i.u.d.s and other long-acting forms of birth control such as hormonal implants or injections. dr. rebecca o'brien is part of the committee. >> the research has shown they're just as safe in young adults as older women and no long-term results associated with them. >> mistakes are often made. the pill is 99.7% effective if used perfectly but only 91% with typical use. condoms is 0%. an i.u.d. is 99% effective with typical use. dr. gi gillian deen is with plad parenthood. >> a lot of us have a lot on our plates and it's hard to remember a pill and get to the pharmacy. >> reporter: in the parks there were complications from one brand of i.u.d. but current i.u.d.s are shown to be safe. i.u.d. and hormonal medications do not prevent s.t.d.s. >> pelley: one of japan's largest volcanoes erupt with so much ash and smoke rescuers called off a search for people who may be trapped. there was no warning before mt.omtake erupted. 36 were killed. in the city of canals, george clooney take

that's a direct message from the american academy of pediatrics. the group says condoms should also be used to protect against sexually transmitted diseases. teens use condoms more than any other birth control but, the least effective means for preventing pregnancy. >>> falling gas prices are driving people a little less crazy these days but we are still looking out for you searching for the cheapest gas we can find. today we stop in leesburg. that is where aaa says you can buy a gallon of gas, the regular kind at $3.04. quarles on cochran mill road is where you can find it. >>> today your afternoon jolt might not cost you a dime. that's because today is national day. whoo who. dark roast at dunkin' donuts, a medium is being offered free. >> you see my face now? [indiscernible] i get my coffee going. that gets me going. without the coffee, i'm dragging. i'm nasty. guys tell me i'm some kind of evil so i have to have the coffee. >> reporter: did you know today is national coffee day? >> no, i did not. >> reporter: were you surprised to find out? >>

the american academy of pediatrics now says that's healthier for teens whose natural sleep cycles makefor them to fall asleep before 11:00 at night. good idea. >> i always took morning classes because i fell asleep in my 6:00 p.m. classes. >> should we talk about our sleeping? >> yeah. >> on the show. >> no. >>> and finally, an attempt to film great white sharks that went horribly wrong. it took place off the coast of new zealand. >> with six gopro cameras on his pole, the guy in the cage was hoping to film sharks with 360-degree precision, but a great white got the camera in his mouth, and when he pulled it out, it fell to the ocean floor. >> so much for that. now, the guy who lost the camera is offering a big reward to anyone who braves the shark-infested waters and retrieves the camera. gee, good luck. >> good luck, indeed. i'm not going down there with a shark. >> just buy a new camera. forget about it. >> yeah. >> that's what i would say. >> yeah, it's just equipment. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >>> yeah, and for everyone else, we'll be back with a couple who hit

the american academy of pediatrics now recommends intrauterine devices called iud's or hormonal implantsor sexuasexually active teenage gi. iud's last three to four years. there are some potential dangers linked to long-term contraceptives and concluding infection. the academy is still recommending that teens all use condoms to protect against sexually transmitted diseases. >> enhance your look, drop a dress size, even increase your bust. anything is possible through plastic surgery. but before you go under the knife, woe won you like to know how you'll look afterward. stephanie stahl shows you how you can go for a plastic surgery test run. >> i love it! >> it's incredible. i can't even believe that this is me right now. >> angie diaz is reactioning that temporary breast enlarge many. this is what she look like app hour earlier. >> i love the way this looks and my body. >> but it's only going to last for about 24 hour. >> want to make couple little mark on you. >> here's how the transformation begin. the plastic surgeon outlines areas that will be end hasn'ted when he injects saline solu

. >>> tonight the american academy of pediatrics is encouraging teenage girls to stay away from birth control pills. instead they're recommending implantable devices and iuds. the long term options are nearly 100% effective at preventing pregnancy and they don't have to be taken the same time every day. doctors say those factors could help cut be too pregnancy rates. >>> the head of the secret service is expected to face blistering questions from lawmakers tomorrow and no wonder after what's been going on at the white house. and entered the mansion. (g an through the on september 19th omar gonzalez raced across the white house north lawn. he ran past the armed guard at the front door and then entered the mansion. night, a supervisor construction noise sources say he ran through the entrance hall to the cross hall, then overpowered a female secret service agent and got into the east room. other agents finally brought him down at the door of the green room. none of that in the secret service's original report. >> the agents i talk to say it's a miracle that there has not been an assassi

police detectives still processing the scene just outside of pan american academy charter school. you are right. the bullets were flying in mid afternoon. take look at the scene right n now. detectives once again still out here. we're in the middle of class when this shooting happened. no students were injured, but one man is shot dead, another injured and a pedestrian hit by a fleeing car. they're hugging their kids little tighter tonight in fare hill. >> very scary. >> reporter: feet away from their school, a murder scene. a double shooting leaves a 30 year old man dead and a 22 year old in the hospital. the shooting forced three local schools to go on lock down as frantic parents came running to pick up that are kids. >> a lot of things going through my mound right now as far as the safety of the students, the children, my son, and others in the area. this is a new location for the school as well so i don't know if this was great location to pick. >> reporter: evidence teams surrounding a gold ford taurus and a bike. police believe the 22 year old man in the hospital was the on

american academy of pediatrics, sesame street, whole slew of the est and brightest in early education campaign hopefully wi succeed in oakland. we'll take the be pieces of it, including the clothing line and the outdoor signage, which by the way designed by silverstin, they are the folks behind the got milk commercials and bt and brightest in the advertising world. we've combined the talents of wonderful organizations to create th and hopefully we can scale it nationally with our national partners and but oakld is where the pilot is going to run, for again, launching shortly. >> i know people are going to want -- they say, how can they get the good stuff? youave a website? >> yes, it'stalking is teaching.org. people can go on to that website and find out where the materials are available. we will be working with communit partners in oakland, clinics and hospitals and libraries and beistributing the materials to family w most need them in oakland. butt will be available to eryone. you will be able to purchase these. > so there is a fee for them, then? >> yes, for folks who like to purc

. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics is now recommending iud's intrauterine devices or hormonalmplants for sexually active girls. >> it's very safe, highly reliable. once inserted there's, you know, basically virtually 100 percent efficacy against pregnancy. >> reporter: iud's last 10 years. >> with these methods there's no chance of messing it up and once you have it, it's there until you're ready to take it out. >> reporter: the academy also recommends that teens always use condoms to protect against sexually transmitted diseases and while they're commonly used by teens, condoms are not as effective for preventing pregnancies. i'm stephanie stahl, "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >> two swimmers got up close and very personal with a pair of humpback whales along australia's gold coast. seems the winners became an object of curiosity for the mother had you ever been back and her calf. the whales stuck around when the swimmers got back into their vote. this very rare encounter lasted for more than an hour giving one swimmer plenty of time to snap the whale selfie. >> having i

this went down on north american and cambria streets in west kensing town right outside pan american academy charter school. at 1:00 this afternoon police say one man walking and another driving a car started shooting at each other. after the driver was shot police say his car hit an innocent man on the street. the driver of the car die. police say the other two men are in stable condition. the school was put on lockdown as a precaution and parents were called to pick up their children. >>> campus controversy at the university of delaware. >> he asked me to perform a sexual thing for -- in exchange for an "a." >> this former student speaks only to nbc 10 about the deal she says her professor offered her. up next, why she says the university failed her. >>> and walking the boards with a beer. the plan to get more visitors to atlantic city by changing the rules for alcohol. >>> plus, could a woman's skirt size help determine her risk for breast cancer? the new research linking the size of your waist with the size of your risk. >>> we're watching as rain approaches the area. heavy rain tonight

this is the the chaotic scene this afternoon outside the pan american academy charter school. it is at intersection of america and cambria street. police say the driver of the car got into a shoot-out with someone on the sidewalk, the driver, tied, and a third person was hit by a car after it veered out of control. no word what spark the fight. >>> a young man shot twice in his head died at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. shooting happened at 5:00 p.m. on the 500 block of watkins street in south philadelphia. the victim was rush to the hospital where he died a short time later. so far in motive but police say three men ran away from that scene. >>> pennsylvania state police say officers believed they spotted the suspect, accused in the fatal ambush of a trooper. they say yesterday's encounter was from a distance and eric trina lewded them. their search has turned up soiled diapers and empty packs of serb branded cigarettes believed to have been left by frein. frein is wanted in the september 12th ambush at the the blooming grove barracks. >>> well, u.s. and ara

. >>> the american academy of pediatrics says drinking too much soda can lead to weaker bones in childrenunder the new guidelines, the academy recommends calcium, vitamin d and exercise to develop strong bones in childhood and help prevent a brittle bone condition like osteoporosis later in life. according to the research, nearly 25% of high school students drink soda every day, leading to a lower in take of milk and calcium. >>> from walmart to nascar. this is a big day for people. i spoke with world news anchor david muir just awhile ago. >> great to see you on monday night. coming up, the nascar great breaking his silence after hitting and killing a driver on the track. what he's revealing now. >>> also breaking after that horrific accident, what walmart is saying about tracy morgan that got our attention. it's coming up. >> also, you have something that involves a high tech view? >> that's right. tonight we will take you to the 103rd floor of the empire state building for the kind of view you have never seen. i still haven't forgotten it. it was just a couple hours ago. i'm just back.

the american academy of pediatrics says they are effective, safe and easy to use. the group also says condoms should be used every time teens have sex to protect against sexually transmitted diseases. >>> roger goodell visits the headquarters of the national domestic violence hotline yesterday. this, of course, comes after heavy criticism about his handling of the ray rice abuse case. while at that center in austin, texas, his ceo said goodell was moved to tears as he listened to stories about the challenges victims of abuse face. after pledging millions of dollars to support, goodell also promised to increase education and awareness about domestic violence issues to players, coaches and staff members. >>> california governor jerry brown has signed a bill making his state the first in the nation to define when yes means yes. it adopts requirements for colleges to follow when investigating sex assault reports. under the bill, someone who is drunk, drugged, unconscious or asleep cannot grant consent. but lawmakers say consent can be nonverbal. >>> this morning an ame

the american academy of pediatrics says that once implanted, the intrauterine devices prevent pregnancy for years. the group also recommends using condoms to prevent sexually transmitted disease but stress abstinence is the most effective way to prevent pregnancy and s tds. >>> it is official, ladies. george clooney is off the market. clooney and now wife amal alamuddin tied the knot on saturday. they made their first public appearance as husband and wife in italy. the couple was spotted leaving the hotel where they got married. they boarded a water taxi shortly after that and it was appropriately named "amor," love in italian. the couple's four-day wedding celebration is expected to wrap up today. >>> we want to get the latest in sports with frances rivera, here with the big stories from big weddings to action on the football field. a lot of people celebrating this monday morning. >> a lot celebrating out there. really a huge weekend in sports. as we'll start with the nfl this monday morning right here on nbc sunday night football, the cowboys dominated the new orleans saints start to

the american academy of pediatrics now recommending that sexually active teenage girls use intrauterine devices known as iuds instead of the pill to prevent pregnancies. the devices are insert into the uterus and can last three to ten years. doctors also say they're 99% effective. they say birth control pills are only 91% effective because women or teenage girls forget to take them. >> if you have a young person in front of you and you know they don't want to get pregnant and they know they don't want to get pregnant, you need to be discussing these as the option as y because that's where they're going to get the biggest bang for their buck. >> doctors say people should continue to use condoms to reduce the risk of spreading stds. >>> jeff ranieri. a lot of big events and tech conferences come into town. >> we've got clear skies here in san francisco right now but don't let that fool you. plenty of high fog up above. not only cloud cover there but areas of gray and overcast moving into the peninsula and also the temperatures right near 60 degrees. clear skies right across the south bay.

learn how to protect your skin at spotskincancer.org a message from the american academy of dermatologycord-breaking day for stocks. the dow jones gaining 14 points, the nasdaq falling 14 points. volume on the big board, 4.6 billion shares. and the dow jones and s&p up more than 14%, the nasdaq a fractional gain on the week. here with us for the outlook is bill lee. let's start with the markets. there has been a question mark out there for a long time that the markets have disconnected from the u.s. economy. what do you say? >> janet yellen has warned us about that. she said there's some parts of the market that could be a little bit disconnected. but we think that the markets really are reflecting this because the fundamentals are doing very well. cheryl: what about the jobs picture? we have a lot of jobs being created, high wage jobs are not being created. >> one of the things that we have to remember is as the economy expands, people will get more skills and better wages. right now they don't have the right set of skills. cheryl: what part of the economy and sector is going to powers

the american academy of pediatrics is recommending long acting forms of contraceptives for teens. the academy says any method of protection is safer than teen pregnancy. it is urging doctors to assess a teen's risk for sexually transmitt transmitted diseases and educate them on birth control. >> justices will be trying to figure out if they want to hear any of the three same-sex marriage lawsuits during the next term which begins october the 6th. if they decide to begin one or more of those cases, a ruling about whether same-sex marriage must be allowed in all states individually could come by july. >>> new york yankee shortstop derek jeter is hanging up his cleats for the last time. he played his last game yesterday against the boston red sox. the red sox players gave hand f gave him a standing ovation when he left the game. >> the perfect way for him to end, too. really happy for him. >> the warriors using social media to spread news of the new team uniform. >> instead of calling a normal media event, golden state invited ten top tweeters to check out those uniforms themselves.

drive times the on the bottom of your screen through the commercial >>> new this morning, the american academy of pediatrics is recommending teenage use long-acting birth methods. condoms are the least ef way among teen girls. instead, girls should us or hormonal implan. teens having sex sho use condoms, of course protect against sexu transmitted diseases. >>> this next story may make you rethink that outfit you pick out for work. most women start the week wearing black. as the week goes on they choose brighter clothes to lift their mood ahead out oe weeke out of 2,000 women, 20% say they pick a different color to wear every day of the workweek. as you can expect, black is the most popular workweek color. black is just easy. i don't think it has to do with the fact that it is monday, tu. it is a uniform. >> the same study says black is the best color for confince building too. it gets you in the right state of mine, followed by red. >> and it matches skin tone, hair color, eye color. it just works well. >> 6:10 is our time right now. a nice morning across our area. and it's going to get warmer

all in all, american academy of pediatrics suggesting that soda be avoided altogether. >>> from sodao a potato salad celebration. this is thanks to a joking crowd funding appeal that raised $55,000. >> they called this potato stock 2014. it was all about peace, love and potato salad. everyone was invited to the bash that featured food trucks, beer vendors and 3,000 pounds of potato salad. >> i love potato salad. in july, zac brown actually jokingly requested $10 for potato salad ingredients on kickstarter and he ended up with thousands dollars more. >> people love potato salad that much. 55 grand? >> i'd do it. >> i'm not surprised. >> yeah, there's a lot of things you're going to learn. >>> coming up in "the skinny," a celebrity's surprise marriage proposal in the nude. wait until you hear where the ring was hidden. >>> we also can't hide our excitement. we've got coffee in the house. coffee shop made famous in a classic sitcom. taking you to central perk on this international coffee day complete with our own barista. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now"

the american academy of surgeons recommend iud which is linked to a 91% of success rate.ns often forget to tick their pill it is -- to take their pill. >> reporter: we'll have paving on the inner drive southbound between south hampton ton road and rising sun avenue. they will close it starting at 7:00 p.m. this is no longer closed. the white horse road bridge reopened in the middle of last week, construction has wrapped up to fix the bridge. the patco train, new jersey transit train and septa regional rails and dart buses on time this morning. >> reporter: temperatures across the region are ranging from the upper 50s to mid 60s. fairly mild, but cool enough for a light jacket for some of your kids. this afternoon it's t-shirts all over again as we have a repeat of the weekend weather. 67 by 9:00. 76 degrees by noon. the high this afternoon will be 80 at 3:00 p.m. we'll have sun mixing with high clouds, still holding the mid 70s by 6:00 p.m. the winds today very, very light. heading to the airport no big delays on the airport board just yet. out in chicago they are having

we're looking for families to follow the recommendations with the american academy of pediatrics as well. rear facing to max out the weight of the car seat up until the age of 2. keeping children in the five-point harness. even if they're above the age of 4. that's when families like to transition into a booster seat. we like to see children in booster seats until they are 4'9". >> tell me about the role in the buckle up for life program. >> buckle up for life was a program that was developed by cincinnati children's hospital and toyota. the goal of the program is to educate everyone in the family about vehicle safety and when riding in the vehicle how to remain safe. there's education for everyone, adults, teens and children. for families in need, we are able to provide them with a free car seat in addition to partnering them with a child passenger safety technician. we realize it's not enough just for them to have the safety device. we want to make sure it's installed correctly as well. >> we see how it's helping the kids. what are you doing to help the parents? >> buckle up for life h

therecommendations from american academy of pediatrics control. >> we have a closer look at this story that's trending now. >> well, this has to do with the published --ep published in the journal of pediatrics. the doctors are recommending that young girls start using birth control that some people said has been for more mature women in the past. >> we're talking about devices like this. this is an eud, which most women intrauterine device. it was recommended for older women who didn't want to have finished having children, because it is a long-term method of birth a lot more this is expensive than the pill or other methods. aat's because it requires doctor's visit, because it is surgically implanted inside women. it's interesting that doctors now recommending this for young teenage girls because it childbirthr put off from anywhere from three to ten years. you're talking very long-term here. >> these doctors are saying, of abstinence is the only thing 100 percent to protect pregnancy. adults and parents are talking. we want to hear what you have to it.about here's the latest on what

. >>> new this morning, the american academy of pediatrics is recommending teenage girls use long-acting birth control methods. they say condoms are the least effective method of preventing teen pregnancy. instead, the group says girls should use iuds or hormonal implants that must be inserted during a medical procedure. doctors advise acti teens should still, in addition, use condoms to protect against sexually transmitted diseases. >>> promising news this morning for women with an aggressive form of breast cancer. doctors now say a new drug called projecta is showing unprecedented benefits for extending lives. the drug was used along with another drug. patients with a type of breast cancer known as her-2 positive live an average of 15 months longer. >>> parents there is a new danger lurking in high school hallways we're hearing. the synthetic drug called cloud 9 is legal, unregulated and has already sent dozens of young people to the hospital. one country -- one county in michigan has even issued a public health alert. nbc's john yang has more on what you should look for. >> sabrina be

if you look at the definition of the american academy of pediatrics it is slap across the buttocks with a open hand that is meant to modify behavior, without causing injury. if you saw that child, walking around, a four year-old boy walking around lets say your community, swimming pool and you saw those injuries, on his legs, you you too would raise an eye brow. would i hope would you call the police because that is what i would do. you cannot take this risk anymore. i'm tired of reporting on stories of six year-old being put in refrigerator because they won't stop crying or a mother who beat her four year-old son to death because she thought he walked and talked gay. these are stories that all came out in our nationwide over the past couple weeks. it is disgusting. a four year-old child, is there nothing a four year-old child to do to warrant that. you look at some of the text messages that went on between adrian an this boy's mother, oops, you will be upset with some of the marks i left on him. he admitted to, that, one of the whippings actually, got the boy in the genitals as well. h

according to the american academy of pediatrics. schools that start too early are contributing to the problem. they say lack of sleep can lead to traffic accidents. depression. and even obesity. the report says sleep-deprived teens tend to eat more carbohydrates and fats. however. schools that start later in the day have students that tend to be less sleepy. have fewer attention difficulties. and have better academic performance than schools that start early. >> brian van aken lots of clear skies tonight with a little bit of fog developing at the coast. we will stay mostly clear the 04 tonight and tomorrow with lots of sunshine for labor day. that means warmer temperatures than today. sunshine and blue skies and by noon. it has been a week since the big earthquake last sunday. we still have some aftershocks. this map shows little dots with earthquakes of 2.0 magnitude or greater. there have been 16 in the past seven days and they are still occurring. aftershocks could still persist for the next several days. temperatures tomorrow ar