american tobacco control leadership council, the list goes on and on. there are 75 organizations representing public health, communities of color, and teachers in support of the bill from the american academy of pediatrics to national association of school nurses, society of thoracic surgeons, again, affecting lung cancer. this statement says, to congress, end the sale of flavored tobacco products, including menthol cigarettes and flavored e-cigarettes. support h.r. 2339 to protect our kids. it really-- i don't know if you've seen this statement. let me read it. for decades, big tobacco has targeted african-americans with menthol cigarettes with devastating consequences. menthol cigarettes have addicted generations of african-americans, resulting in my death rates from lung cancer, heart disease, stroke, and other smoking-related illnesses. seven out of 10 african-american youth smokers smoke menthol, making them more likely to become addicted smokersment today, the tobacco industry is using e-cigarettes to hook a new generation with new flavors like bubble gum, mint, mango, menthol. it's a public health crisis affecting over 1.53 million ids. the naacp, the national medical association of black doctors

child could wind up with paralysis, with a head injury, or could die >> reporter: the american academy of pediatricsommends children stay in five-point harness car seats until they outgrow them, sometimes at 65 pounds or more. but the owner's manual and packaging for jillian's booster seat suggested 30-pound children could use it. jillian weighed 37 pounds the manual today says 40 pounds, but the box propublica inspected still says 30. while labels on the boosters claim they're crash-tested, an evenflo engineer said in 2016 that doesn't mean the seats actually protect children think we say that we offer any type of side-impact protection >> reporter: evenflo tells nbc news, our product performed as it was designed to do ask did not cause the child's injuries the severity of crash and/or driver error did, and no child restraint or booster seat can assure a child will avoid injury in a car crash, especially a severe one. >> i feel fooled by the labeling on the box when i bought it, and i wish i never did. i wish i stayed with a five-point harness seat with a lot more protection >> reporter: other car

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advice to form our policies and procedures. >> well, i'm happy that you mentioned the american academy of pediatrics. madame chair, i have a letter from the american academy of pediatrics that says there's no medical justification to only assess children younger than 12, and so i want you to seriously consider the group you talked about because they're the ones that's dealing with children, a and they're saying 12 is not a magic number, and some of us are concerned that between 18 and 12 is a vast shortage of opportunity for us to help children that we're talking about here today. so i just want to put that in the record, madame chair. >> so received. >> mr. hastings, why did it take the department as long as it did to revise this directive? are you familiar with that? >> sir, we did put out an interim directive immediately in december, and then we worked with these various components as was mentioned earlier internally and externally our stakeholders to make sure we got this right. but the interim policy was in effect since december of 2018. and additionally, we didn't wait to take actions. we were

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parents are allowing their kids to spend too much time, the american academy of pediatrics recommends phone period don't follow those around. jillian: who doesn't have one? >> it is something called the dumb phone which looks like a smart phone but all you can do is text and make phone calls. that is something i recommend. the smartphone, kids are not ready for it, the brains can't handle it and these types of studies show other things. jillian: you wonder what it will do to the brain at such a young age. thank you for joining us. rob: scary stuff. former mayor michael bloomberg under fire for tweeting out a doctored video from the democratic debate. >> i'm the only one here whoever started a business. is that fair? rob: he made a good point. social media calling the former mayor out. carly shimkus has that coming out next. let's check with steve doocy for what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> did they show the bad stuff bloomberg did or just that part? rob: that was his own personal video that was the highlight of the night. >> hashtag fake news. on this friday donald trump's bo

[female narrator] learn why the american academy of pediatrics now encourages doctors to write kids prescriptionss tonight suggest the trump administration moving ahead with a rule aimed at stopping so-called birth tourism. the change would deny short-term visas to those believed to be giving birth in order to gain automatic u.s. citizenship for their children. the center for immigration studies estimating 33,000 babies are born each year to foreign visitors throughout the country. mexican police today trying to stop nearly 3,000 mostly honduran migrants from making their way north through mexico to the united states. this video showing you hundreds of those migrants crossing this river dividing guatemala and mexico. those who made it across were soon met by armed riot police. mexico's president, manuel lopez obrador, has offered as many as 4,000 jobs the migrants who are asking for asylum, but that offer has been largely ignored. it remains to be seen exactly what the government of mexico will do with those who have successfully forced their way into mexico today. and joining us now is jason jon

a new study from the american academy of pediatrics suggests only a fourth of children are exercisingh as recommended. research shows that an active lifestyle helps both physical and behavioral development. doctors recommend an hour daily for most children. >>> alcohol ads could prompt teens to start drinking and binge drink, a new study from nearly nurture suggests that popular culture as heavily influencing teen exposure to alcohol. now some public health experts are calling for regulation on advertising. >>> it is carnaval time in brazil. revelers and somber dancers took to the streets and paraded into their five-day annual carnaval. the venue competition on elements such as cory gardner fee organization, and singing. the carnival runs until february 26. >> it looks like a lot of fun. carnaval is not just for people. >> now, it is not. dogs joined in on the fun as well. a canine carnaval took to the streets as pet lovers freighted their four-legged friends. the yearly event named block how attracted dogs of all shapes and sizes. just as everything from snow white to disney's malefi

over 50 public health, medical, educational organizations including the american academy of nursing, the ameran academy pediatrics, the american cancer society, cancer action network, the american heart american lung e association, the american medical association, and the tobacco-free kids. these groups agree that one of the best ways we can stop people vaping products is to tax them. for young people, especially, and higher s money price sensitivity, taxes on these products are an effective decrease usage. it's proven. in fact, according to the kids, n for tobacco-free every 10% increase in the cost of cigarettes leads to a 4% smoking reduction. smoking.less youth i know that some people raise their voices against this effort. e heard it all before when we fought to raise cigarette taxes in my state of new york. not will say the science is conclusive yet. me will advocate for free choice. typical ll say this is taxing big government. when it's all said and done, however, the opposition will those who put their lucrative nicotine interests head of our children's health and proven public policy. n my home state o

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aarp, the american cancer society network, the academy of pediatric, the children's hospital association, many others have out against block grants and waivers. unfortunately, this is part of administration's broader anti-health care agenda. hey've tried to weaken affordable care through budgets. we rejected it through legislation. defeated it. now they're in the courts to take away that coverage for pre-existi pre-existing conditions. the trump aept health care -- anti-health care agenda is cruel. it is wrong. urge my colleagues to reject it today by passing our resolution. back.d the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. oregon.leman from mr. walden: mr. chairman, i'm proud to recognize the gentleman from kentucky, mr. guthrie, for minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. guthrie: thank you, mr. speaker. opposition to house resolution 826, a dismantle the trump administration's health dult opportunity medicaid initiative. the affordable care act's xpansion of medicaid is simply unsustainable. i