of birth control. however, the academy also stresses that they will be sexually active. and on facebook we ask you if you agree with the american academy of pediatrics. you can see what the results were. they did not need your approval. ... and finally, we are hearing from a parent. we are always looking for your input go to the facebook fan page. >> coming up, this is a sealed barricade on the new walkway but i bet you will not guess what i found on the inside. on the next edition of people behaving badly. (male announcer): here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. in san francisco. you could soon pay more for sodas and other sugary drinks. city supervisor scott weiner is proposing a new tax. tomorrow, he'll suggest a >> stanley: if you have time take a walk along the bay bridge trail you might notice a few things first off for the first mile and a half the only trash receptacle will be this don't trash california bag the second thing empty water bottles that litter the landscape, but the third the most bizzare are bag like this what are they? well lets just say they are not goodie bags, i know i will call them doggie bags, and n

the american academy of pediatrics is including interpret use in the policy of limiting screen time to to hours a day. previously it referred only to television but new social media and watching movies and playing internet games cause problems such as obesity and lack of peace. doing online homework is the exception. >> that does not count in the time limit. >> my kids are were watching the tv shows on the computer, which is exactly the same thing. >> on mount tamalpais you can see the clouds are still creating one-hour flight arrival delays at sfo. can they squeeze out another shower toward halloween? i will have an update in the seven-day forecast. >> mike, thank you. the tributes in rebuilding a year after super storm sandy devastated the east coast. >> plus, the story that we were talking about, the bra that tweets an important message to women when it becomes unhooked >>> covering daly city, dublin, los gatos, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> there are reports of another fiery crash involving the tesla model s electric sedan which reportedly went up in names ambassador

across i hope they do say that because it is my methods but it is also the message of the american academy of pediatrics the american academy of pediatricians in the united states in two thousand and twelve a policy statement stating that the only safe home in the united states is a home without a gun and i stand behind that belief. just around the corner from my caroline sparks who shot dead is one of the largest shooting grounds in the united states. as eight thousand the shooting ground is larger than eleven thousand triple peaches. so this is what we call the point to give you some perspective the most of our property is all north of us and west this is an ignoble owner of. range just by the tragic incidents in the neighborhood he still sees shooting as an innocent fun. i call golf with a shotgun so you're going from from whole the whole station to station and then scoring and going to the end of the day out yeah today out. in the shooting club equipped with a restaurant and hotel is a family destination because of the vast size of this it is travel by car between the safety shooting stations this p

across i hope they do say that because it is my methods but it is also the message of the american academy of pediatrics the american academy of pediatricians in the united states in two thousand and twelve that a policy statement stating that the only safe home in the united states is a home without a gun and i stand behind that belief. just around the corner from my caroline sparks who shot dead is one of the largest shooting grounds in the united states. as eight thousand the shooting ground is larger than eleven thousand football pitches. so this is what we call the point of give us some perspective the most of our property is all north of us and west this is nick noble owner of rock also shooting range just by the tragic incidents in the neighborhood he still see shooting is an innocent fun. i call golf with a shotgun so you're going from from whole the whole station to station and then scoring and going to the end of the day out yeah today out. in the shooting club equipped with a restaurant and hotel is a family destination because of the vast size of the cost of this to travel by car between the

the american academy of pediatrics recommends they be sleep in the same room as their parents but not in the same bed. and new lineup of thursday comedy this follow. some of which includes the wrist -- return of familiar faces. a former will and grace actor makes his debut this week. here to talk about the show is sean hayes live in new york. thank you for being with us. how are you? >> i am good. good to see you. you can see me. -- >> you make a single dad raising a teenage daughter trying to make it. this happens a lot and that is why it is so relatable. >> from your mouth, yes. sean saves the world. meaning my world consists of being a newly full-time dad to my daughter and new boss at work and the balance between those. those roles collide. we have not seen this since the mary tyler moore show. home,ts between work and it is really fun to have the writers come up with ideas on how the world can collide. it is really funny and i love doing it. , there areyour other a lot of funny, relatable moments. tell us more about the cast and how well they click. lex we are really lucky. -- >>

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a kid between 8 to 10, as many as -- the american academy of pediatrics is putting out guidelines. parents have to set limits. >> for kids under two you want to have no tv. for older children, you want to limit their immediate time to less than two hours a day. for the teenagers, the major cause of insomnia for my teenagers in my practice is cell phones in the bedroom. take them away. >> hello? over here. a party should be a role model. set limits. woman on. come on. blink. he's in the blink. near the is mom. just go to the journal pediatrics to learn more. >> you'll be glued to the screen tonight for disans dance -- tonight for "dancing with the stars." >> you don't want to borrow from your child's trick or treat bag. we'll tell you what businesses are offering halloween deals for you. >>> we're talking about pediatric issues. talk about obesity. >> it's such an important question. we're seeing more and more observations all the time. parties play an important role. they're the ones getting the food, bringing it into the house so it really starts early. we want to see kids getting

the american academy of pediatrics that families keep all screen media out of the kid's bedrooms and limiting the amount of screen time, including facebook and twitter, to less than two hours a day. children under the age of two shouldn't be exposed at all. it is linked with violence, bullying, sexting, and obesity. pepper jack cheese, mushrooms, jalapeÑos, bacon, tomato and avocado. i call it, "the avocado da vinci". create your om'lart with denny's build your own omelette menu. >>> tomorrow marks 100 days until the winter olympics. lindsey vonn stopped by the today show. vonn crashed during the world championships last february. she had to have knee surgery and months of intense rehab. now she's back on the slopes and heading to the olympics. >> i get back up. i fall, i get back up. it's who i am. this is the biggest setback i've ever had. i'm skiing really well. i've only been on the snow a couple of days. things are looking up. >> it's incredible not just the physical rehab, but mentally getting ready to go for gold again. the olympics 100 days from tomorrow right here on nbc. >>

the american academy of pediatrics recommends a bath at least three times a week. >>> we will hear from the players in oakland and the sharks. >>> lauren graham from "parenthood" is on the program. tom odell going a great song and police blotter. >>> dave feldman is here. we just need answers. we just need some answers here. >> you want to know why? >> comfort is all. >> we all want that, raj. there's no question. as you know tonight was a win or two home scenario for the oakland a's. game five of the american league division series against detroit. the tigers eliminated the a's in the same situation last year. tigers and a's, sonny gray getting the nod. top four, one on, a mistake to miguel cabrera. a two-run home run that made it 2-0 tigers. verlander didn't allow a hit until the seventh. eighth inning two outs. verlander eight shutout innings two hits and 10 ks and the a's lose 3-0. >> deja vu all over again tonight at the coliseum as the a's once again fell to the tigers in game five of the alds. the tigers right-hander was near perfect prompting the a's players to say it is the bes

that's according to the american academy of pediatrics. ors say you should limit the use of smart phones and laptop to his two hours a day. and get the devices out of the bedroom. the group says unrestricted access to technology can have serious consequences in kids. it has been linked with violence, cyber bullying, obesity, and a lack of sleep. >>> a british man is accused of hacking in to several u.s. army and nasa computer systems. 28-year-old lory love is charged with stealing information about government employees. prosecutors say he and three co coconspirators in other parts of the world were trying to disrupt government operations. >>> uruguay could soon be the first country in the world where selling marijuana will be legal. and controlled by the government. it has the fullbacking of the country's president and could be passed by the senate before year's end. monica reports. >> reporter: diego says smoking american in public has been legal in his country for as long as he can remember. but buying the drug is illegal. soon this won't

the american academy of pediatrics says portable screening devices should be used to screen for vision challenges in babies as young as six months old. researchers say using photo screeners that take pictures of eyes improve detection rates of problems especially in kids unwilling to use the vision charts. vision screaming does not beginning until age three if the kids cooperate. >> twerking is banned from school dances and the administration is forcing the parents and students to sign no twerking agreements and all dance moves concerned too steamy. twerking gained national attention after miley cyrus performed it during the video music awards. >> a couple is killed on the peninsula while out walking their dogs and what police are saying about the driver would ran them down. >> the meeting this morning that could set the stage for making a drive across the golden gate bridge more expensive. >> we will go to washington, dc, for the latest on the kidnapping of two american sailors ah, thisk l! the tour. give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room? w

american academy of pediatrics urging parents to limit the amount of time their kids engage in socialedia saying smart phones should stay out of bedrooms and kids should spend no more than two hours on social media and internet saying unrestricted access can have serious conseek qens, linked with violence, cyber bullying, school woes, obesity and lack of sleep. >> america's newest cable network launches today. fusion, a joint vision between abc and uni vision wants to be the viewing for millions of 18-34-year-olds. >> nerk's -- america's newest cable network hits the air wave tonight kick off with a song about the big venture between abc news and spanish-language giant uni vision. it promises to be a first of its kind channel, reaching out to 18-to 2434-year-old viewer autos we're going present content we think speaks to a millenial audience, we want to infuse humor in almost everything we do. we want to break some of the conventions of traditional television news and information. >> while the network has chosen a conventional host, respected uni vision veteran anchor jorj ramos the s

chief meteorologist bill martin is back with >>> the american academy of pediatrics says the use of social media by children has exploded in recent years. the group says 72% of children 8 years old and under have used a mobile device for games and videos that's up almost 40% from almost two years ago. ktvu's robert handa is live in san jose with the warning and advise from pediatricians, robert. >> reporter: we're here at the san jose tech museum where there's many games for children to learn from. this study shows how important it is to monitor their use, their media use from smart phones and just about everywhere else. 5-year-old anthony martinez is having fun and learning at this exhibit at the tech museum. his mother patricia martinez wasn't surprised to hear about the study warning about social media use by children but she was surprised to hear him tell me that this game halo is his favorite. >> the graphics are really violent. i'm not sure if halo does but i'll have to look into that. >> reporter: excessive use of tv, and all forms of social media is -- >> this is age like their min

. >>> the american academy of pediatrics says the use of social media by children has exploded in recent years. the group says 72% of children 8 years old and under have used a mobile device for games and videos that's up almost 40% from almost two years ago. ktvu's robert handa is live in san jose with the warning and advise from pediatricians, robert. >> reporter: we're here at the san jose tech museum where there's many games for children to learn from. this study shows how important it is to monitor their use, their media use from smart phones and just about everywhere else. 5-year-old anthony martinez is having fun and learning at this exhibit at the tech museum. his mother patricia martinez wasn't surprised to hear about the study warning about social media use by children but she was surprised to hear him tell me that this game halo is his favorite. >> the graphics are really violent. i'm not sure if halo does but i'll have to look into that. >> reporter: excessive use of tv, and all forms of social media is -- >> this is age like their minds are really observant and it's very imp

. >> according to american academy of pediatrics too many trips to the tub can decrease natural bacteria count and make your baby more susceptible to infections and rash. however, they do still advise it's best to wash your baby three times per week. >> you want to watch your baby more than watching a calendar when deciding when to give a bath. >> she says she's okay with the routine but just in case she changed her mind i had a gift. >> i have something to give you. >> in the blog she cites mayo clinic says there is no need to bathe every day, just wash diaper area, neck and face. she says her pediatrician knows the plan ask supports it. >> interesting f you're going to wash those areas might as well wash the whole baby. >> let your nose be your guide. >> with babies and z.adults. >> exactly. >> he first, well, let's do this one, first. doi have more on this. many bring cell phone was them are sometimes shocked when getting the by. fees for text and data with rack up, well, t smoblz no more. the cell phone carrier says it's ditching the fees in 115 countries. have you to be what is call

. >> if you see your kids tweeting or texting, doctors have a warning: the american academy of pediatricsincluding interpret use in the policy of limiting screen time to two hours each day. previously the time limit referred only to tv but doctors warn screen time, watching movies and playing interpret -- internet can cause problems including obesity and cyberbullying. >> airplane maker airbus is taking a stand against shrinking seats urging airlines to set an industry standard of 18" on future long haul planes to improve comfort. for many, 17" is the standard seat width as they seek to squeeze as many as possible on the planes. the wider seats can improve sleep quality by up to 53 percent. >> we have heard "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger," and now an expert says that is true to stress. contrary to popular belief, stress could be good if your health claiming it builds resilience especially at a young age. the researcher says stress can improve memory and help you battle illness by kicking your immune system into high gear. he how much you have been helped over the years? >> two

not everybody is on board for all the texing and tweeting, the american academy of pediatrics say toooblems including cyberbullying, lack of sleep and obesity. kennedy is with us, a special correspondent for stossel. nice to see you. >> i miss the mother ship. i'll say that. >> it misses you as well. your seat is over here with flowers on it. i wonder if we should worry about them tweeting and texting before they're two because they can't put sentences together. >> two-year-old aren't tweeting and texting but shows you how intuitive and versatile the phones are. people think the children are genius because they can open up the photography portal and kid-friendly app. just shows how brilliant the iphone was designed when it first came out and now all the other smart smartphones have followed suit with the same design. we're tactile. we like to touch and poke things and little kid like watching videos of themselves and of pandas sneezing, so it's not a huge surprise. >> i have a never furyk david, who was two, and he can play these -- play little games on the phone that were actually so

. >>> a report from the american academy of pediatrics finds a concussion will keep student athletes they think it should possibly mean out of school, too. a child who suffer as concussion can appear physically normal but they may have trouble learning new things and remembering what they learn. returning to school too quickly after a head injury can worsen the symptoms of a concussion. it usually takes three weeks for a child to recover from a concussion. the report suggests some kids need to stay home from school during that time. length of time needs to be discussed with a pediatrician. >>> mike hydeck is a happy man today. that's because red sox left hander john left witch downed the cardinals pitcher. >> love that dirty water. >>> according to cosmo, one of the rudest things a person can do is what? a, letting your phone ring during a movie, b, cutting in line, or c, hogging plane seats? >> robin wrote, letting your phone ring during church or letting your baby talk out loud and cry during church or a movie or talking to the screen during a movie. >> the answer, though, is c, ho

the american academy of pediatrics says parents should limit teens to just two hours a day of technology. the panel urges parents to ban computer and tvs from children's bedrooms. heavy use of computers and cell phones is linked to sleep problems, bullying, obesity, and poor grades. >>> the good news continues at the gas pump. in tonight's wjz pump watch report. gas prices in baltimore are down nearly 4 sends a gal -- 4 cents a gallon since last week. national average is down 13 cents during the last month. >>> and here's a look at the numbers in our area. last mont, a gallon of gas cost $3.41. today, that same gallon goes for $3.29. and one year ago, it was $3.55. >>> time for a quick look at some of the stories you'll find in tomorrow morning's edition of the baltimore sun. open society institutes billionaire and founder and chairman, george sorrows. talks about how he's taking the model he's established here in baltimore and expanding it to other cities. our preview of the nba season, which tips off tuesday, and the ravens are back and preparing for a must-win game sunday, against the

. >> a new report from the american academy of pediatrics finds a concussion should not only take studentletes out of play, but when it comes to schoolwork they may have trouble learning new things and remembering what they learned. >> here on ellis island's registry hall as many as 5,000 immigrants enter the u.s. every day. now about that many tourists visit. most of the tourists return to ellis island for the first time since superstorm sandy slammed the historic site last october. >>> tonight we are standing by to hear what happened inside the d.c. courtroom where chris brown is making his first court appearance. the singer is accused of beating up a machine outside the w hotel on 15th -- a man outside the w hotel on 15th street over the weekend of our bruce johnson is live outside the courthouse. >> reporter: that felony saw charge has been reduced to a misdemeanor. so it's all but certain that at some point in time this evening 24-year-old chris brown, the multi-millionaire superstar singer, will be released from here at d.c. superior court. he and his 35-year-old bodyguard both awai

the american academy of pediatrics recommends families keep all screen media like tvs, computers and smartphones out of the kids' bedrooms. they also recommend limiting the amount of screen time including facebook and twitter to less than two hours a day. children under the age of 2 shouldn't be exposed at all. doctors say unrestricted media use is linked with violence, bullying, sexting and obesity. >>> crank up the heater. it's going two chilly. >> extra blankets, and the fireplace in the north bay. live look outside at our sky camera network. in san francisco, clouds beginning to roll across right now. we'll have full details in that seven-day forecast on how cold it's going to be for tomorrow. just a few minutes. >>> i'm dave. the 49ers get the week off after a blowout victory in london. the raiders' young qb sets an nfl record. his head coach thinks there's still major room for improvement. >>> plus, a longtime giants coach on the move? a key figure in san francisco's success is exploring his options. why not? details next from the xfinity sports desk. >>> the doctor sentenced fo

the american academy of pediatrics published its new policy today in its journal "pediatrics." the group noted that unrestricted screen time and communications have been linked to cyber-bullying, obesity, and sleeplessness. jury selection opened in london today in the first criminal trial triggered by a phone- hacking scandal. rebekah brooks and andy coulson are former editors of rupert murdoch's "news of the world" tabloid, now out of business. they allegedly plotted to hack the phones of celebrities, politicians, and crime victims, and illegally paid public officials for information. wall street's week started on a subdued note. the dow jones industrial average lost a point to close below 15,569. the nasdaq fell three points to close at 3940. still ahead on the newshour, how the uproar over u.s. spying is straining relations with europe; new york city prepares for the next mega-storm; michigan's governor takes the stand in detroit's bankruptcy trial; penn state settles with sandusky's abuse victims; a new book peers inside the power dynamics of the bush white house; and remem

. >> a survey of 1200 families, published by the american academy of pediatrakes -- pediatrics, and almost half of them have an autistic children that wandered off. >> you can almost never know why they did it. something will just trigger in their mind that makes them want to take off. >> from sun up to sun down, do you worry? >> yes. you have to be protective of these children. these children cannot communicate. and i can't imagine aidan being out there for two weeks. >> can can mommy go, too? >> reporter: to prevent that, johanna burke knows she'll have to watch him the rest of her life. vinita nair, wjz eyewitness news. >> the centers for disease control says about one in every 88 children has an autism spectrum disorder. >>> not a great day on wall street. [ stock bells ringing ] >> all the markets end down today. dow was down 50 points, s&p down 8, and nasdaq off 22 points. let's go to new york now, where alexis christoforous has tonight's cbs money watch update. >> reporter: the stock market snapped its recent winning streak, following a batch of mixed earnings reports. heavy equipme

the american academy of speed y -- pediatrics. kids could have trouble remembering what they have learned and learn new materials. >>> barry bonds is back in the headlines. >> a fun show tonight. adam levine is on the program. and ali wentworth joins us. and headlines because it's monday. >>> dave feldman joins us tonight. a year ago tonight, the giants won the world series. is that right? >> that's right. >> and not having an anniversary party? >> should we have a party on the side? >> this year was nothing to celebrity. moving on to the football. the 49ers are win one win of the seahawks. a loss tonight would move the 49ers into a tie for the division lead. the seahawks up one in the third when russell wilson goes deep to golden tate. he makes the sweet grab. he would be penalized for taunting but it's still a touchdown. the rams down 5, fourth and goal. it falls incomplete. the seahawks win 14-9 and are one game ahead of the 49ers. >>> jason carver apologized for his obscene gesture to the officials on sunday. he said i apologi

and a pediatrician and spokesperson of the american academy of pediatrics. great to have you both.bpa. a big debate on the fda decided it would no longer be in cb cups or baby bottles. but the fda says it is still okay to have in general. does this change your opinion on it, this new research? >> it changes it a little that i am slightly more concerned. the fda didn't say 100% it was safe. what they did say was more study is needed to be done. there is no absolute evidence yet that bpa are harmful to us. jenna: so what do we do with that information? people drinking plastic water bottles. what are we supposed to do? >> i would be concerned. we should be avoiding these products as much as possible. what we want to do is don't microwave and a plastic. keep anything very hot out of a plastic bottle. if you have a water bottle, don't keep it in your car in the hot sun because that is going to make the bpa more bioavailable. don't put a hot water bottle in the car. avoid anything that has recycling numbers three, six or seven because those type of products are more likely to contain bpa

the center for media and democracy, america's essential hospitals, the dream defenders, american academy of pediatric, only counsel against handgun violence, naccp legal defense fund, newtown action alliance, moms demand action, and many, many more to be included in the record without objection. i'd like to say when solicitation was sent out for those members, publicly listed members who like to tell me their status or position on this, volunteering, if they wish, that information. some asked their statements be made part of the record, and they will at their request. those that did not make that request are not included. again, i don't want to create a chilling effect on participation in american politics. it's important we preserve all constitutional rights to do so, but i thought it appropriate to find out if the members of the organization stood by that policy position that was stated. the hearing record is going to be open for one week to accept additional statements. written questions for the witnesses must also be submitted by the close of business one week from today. we'll ask witnesses to r

richard besser is here with more recommendations coming in from the american academy of pediatrics.devices during meal time. >> that's a no-brainer. >> i think so. no devices after -- >> unless the tv happens sometimes. >> it's hard. no devices after bedtime. if it's in the room, they shouldn't be on that. and limit the number of hours on any screen time to no more than two. and children under 2, no screen time whatsoever. >> oh. >> no tv, no internet. that is a big one because a lot of parents park their kids, get that little half hour when they're trying to make dinner. >> what precipitated this report right now? >> there's big concerns. there's a lot of studies that link health concerns to screen time. what they found was, if you look at teens and tweens, on average almost eight hours a day. >> that's tv, combined with tablets -- >> and the older teens, as high as 11 hours. the health links are big. obesity, school progression. aggression. >> aggression? >> quality. so, if you have -- when i see a child who has some of the issues, i want to dive in and see what are they doing on

. >> reporter: according to the american academy of pediatrics, too many baths can decrease the bacterial do advise it is best to wash your baby at least three times a week. >> really, you want to watch your baby more than watching the calendar when deciding when to give a bath. >> reporter: goss says she is okay with her routine but in case she changed her mind, i had a little gift. >> i will put it to good use. >> reporter: promise? paula paris, abc news, new york. >> doesn't seem unreasonable to me to bathe the kid two or three times a week rather than nightly. >> i went in not knowing how i would feel about it but i learned something. i give devon a bath every night. every night my child is in a bathtub and if it is decreasing the amount of bacteria and he needs to be in dirt to build up resistance maybe i'm doing it wrong. maybe the moms bathing them every night are the ones doing it wrong if pediatricians are saying that. >> every child is different. >> i have a sweaty kid, though. sorry, devon. >> can't you sort of take a wet cloth and wipe them down? >> we didn't get in to that w

human right, the center for media and democracy, america's essential hospitals and the american academy of pediatric, the only counsel against handgun violation, the education fund, the newtown action alliance, moms demand action, and many, many more. they'll be included in the record without objection. i also like to say that when solicitation was set out for those members publicly listed members of al throbbing tell me their status or position on this volunteering, if they wish, that information some ask their statement be part of the record. they will at the request. those who didn't make the request will not be included. again, i don't want to create any chilling effect on participation and american politics. it's important we preserve all of our constitutional rights do so. i thought it was appropriate to find put to the member of the organization stood by the policy position that was stated. the hearing record is going to be open for one week to accept addition statements. if there no further comments from the panel or the colleagues. i thank the witnesses for attending and my colleagues for p

the author of the guidelines, they're being issued by the american academy of pediatrics, he's puttings bluntly. his advice to parents, read the quote with me. this is the 21st century, get with it. that's right, mom and dad. get with it. kelly wallace is a cnn digital correspondent. i should add, a mother of two kids, ages 6 and 7 1/2. so kelly, as a mom, let's cut to the chase. compared to their parents, the parents i know, no offense, guys, are digital amateurs. what do they need to know as parents now to be able to police what their kids are doing? >> i know. and i'm cracking up because i really did love that quote. you know, it is time, parents, to get with it. here's the thing, brooke. we don't have to become digital experts. for many of us, that's really intimidating. but we have to get with the program. we have to understand what our kids are doing. we have to learn a little bit, talk with them about what they're doing. if you don't understand it at all, talk to a friend, talk to teachers, talk to people in the community. you have to learn, because as you said, this is their wo

the american academy of pediatrics believes it could be significant. wallace correspondent and editor at large for cnn digital. and our elizabeth cohen, cnn political correspondent. so great both of you are here to talk about this topic. first, let's talk about what the recommendations are, kelly, that the pediatricidiatricians are s >> they're basing the guidelines based on how much media the kids are consuming. they say no internet, tv, in the bedroom. they say limit use of smart phones and laptops to just about two hours a day. they say no screens for babies under 2 years old. they also say that families should set a media curfew. a time when those -- >> like after 8:00. >> yeah, cut the phones off. and they should try to monitor the media their kids are using. and also be involved. understand what your kids are doing. talk to them about it. have conversations about the dangers of too much exposure. >> what do doctors say? >> doctors are saying, look, pediatricians need to get involved. ask parents at catch-ups how much tv is your kid watching, do th