my name is patty, and i work for the american heart association. i'm here to support restricting the sale of vaping devices? we have a report like what the doctor just shared? i know firsthand the impact nicotine has on san francisco's youth through our use with san francisco unified school district? i hear every day the pressures that students face for vaping, and teachers have no idea that students are vaping in their classrooms. teenage is the perfect age for nicotine addiction, and jool and the industry know this. please protect the public health with this policy and san francisco kids. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> my name is nick, and i work on the community impact team for the american heart association. simply put, my mission is to help youth live longer, healthier lives, make better decisions. the time i spend with youth in this city, really, anywhere, it shows me how impressionable they are. i know how impressionable i was. i'm sure you can remember how impressionable you were in elementary school and high school. -- in relati

the american heart association says that vitamin d. doesn't protect us from heart disease or cancer and the university of auckland new zealand says that vitamin d. doesn't increase our boate density or protects us from osteoporosis so what do you think about vitamin d. well vitamin d. is an essential nutrient and we can we can build it ourselves and skin you know when we expose ourselves to sun so the part nutrition places mind a world except if you hold your house down for example and you don't get enough sun then you should think about low level supplements so what about pregnant women we got a question from mary sue mcdonald she wants to know if she needs special vitamins during her pregnancy when nugent obama has a higher in pregnancy and most of those needs you can actually meet with your normal nutrition you need to optimize it maybe but some a new trend such as foley case or i don't mean you need to supplement in case of an iron deficiency you should also supplement iron and what about children do they have special needs where th

the american heart association. this is taken out. of the european society of cardiology and it is what they recommend -- an ekg in addition to history and physical is warranted on the basis of available evidence. although the proposed screening protocol is difficult to implement in all european countries, noted, the terminology to use, they say warranted, not mandated. says, an ekg. they don't say a whole lot than that. what does the american college of cardiology say? this is a document. let's look at it closely. look at the words. it says mandatory and universal mass screening is not recommended. mandatory and universal mass screening. what does it say? it actually says that screening may be considered in relatively small cohorts, with sufficient quality control recognizing, the known and anticipated limitations. in our parlance, it means expert opinion. but it says, we don't recommend ,egislation at a state level, but local there is room for ekg screenings when done by people who know who they are doing, understand the risks and i

janice williams is the brainchild of the thingamagig and the american heart association is going to be helping with some cpr training here today. aviation is also going to be taught. we have a drone that was flying around us for the whole hour. bring in aubrey to talk about that. you have a foundation, your ur whole pse is to inspire minds to go into field. >> i'm air traffic controller and i think these -- it's very important that minorities and females learn about different careers in aviation. >> we have a young lady holdie lane right now. you can fly the plane, you know that, right? >> yes. >> we're going to fill this up for the thingamagig invention convention. you ready? >> yeah. >> that's the latest from prince georges county, back to you. >> th was a cpr dummy there. >> the lady was holding it. >> yeah, yeah, yeah random body part in the shot, got it. >>> let's send things over to amelia f a check of our gorgeous forecast. hel my friend. >> well, i don't think weve her mooirk, maybe not. 87 for the high today, really nice, 88 tomorrow. looking good for the weekend. hopefully --

the american heart association found one in 6 patients with broken heart syndrome developed cancer. those patients with both conditions were less likely to survive for 5 years, broken heart syndrome occurs when the heart's main chamber enlarges and does not pump efficiently. it's believed to be brought on by high levels of physical or emotional stress. another medical journal found that there was a significant increase in preterm births among latina women following the 2016 presidential election. according to the study in the night months beginning with november, 2016 about 3% more preterm births. 2 left tina women occurred. researchers say birth outcomes are indicators of acute stress among populations of women linked with maternal stress. now check out the new chase center in san francisco. it is on track to be ready for its first event are looking at the progress being made for the new home of the warriors workers are adding the final touches to the exterior and interior of the arena, the first event will be a concert put on by metallica and the san francisco symphony. they will

youth commission, san francisco marin medical society, san francisco tobacco free project, american heart association, parents against vaping e-cigarettes, the department of public health, the center for disease control, henny kelly, and of course the coauthor of ordinance, city attorney dennis herrera in his continuing fight to help young people. i just want to touch on some conversations with merchants because definitely not an attack on our small businesses, but it is an attack on harmful products. i ha being a liquor and lottery grocer, a smoke shop, a tobacco vendor does not give you the right to sell 100% harmful products. there are so many businesses working hard to provide healthy products and goods to our communities. we will work to help small businesses succeed, but i will not put profits over the health of our youth. i want to thank you all again for coming out, and i hope that we can all be supportive of this ordinance, so we can really work to keep harmful products like vape away from young people and away from general public and general as nicotine kills. thank you. >> supervisor mande

that was presented to the american heart association scientific session. researchers say checking the radio pulse is not invasive and offers more information. >>> kevin durant's parents got a parting gift or kevin durant's got a parting difficulty. >> yeah. >> for bay area kids. there's no parents. >> no parents. but yeah. parents of the kids they are happy about it. his charity partially paid for the renovation to the hayes valley playground and airbnb cofounder. the centerpiece this colorful new basketball court by artist apexor. the court is now opened to the public. . >>> coming up, police in rodeo are can advancing neighborhoods looking for suspect involved in an officer-involved shooting. . >> and following the gilroy shooting that killed three people, we are here back in gilroy where people are remembering those victims. introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with buttermilk ranch. try my 100% all-white meat spicy chicken strips combo

the american heart association recommends against ailyirin use for certain adults. more than 6 people were taking aspirinithout a doctor's recommendation. >>> a group of high school seniors lobbied egon lawmakers to allow mental health days to be excused absences. the students say their biggest goal is just making sure everyone knows that mental health is just as valid as physical health. one of those student lobbyists say the issue is a personal one. >> being marked absent or unexcused, can't make up the assignment, because i don't have the willpower to go to school today because it's just too much and there is no system in place to help me. >> oregon has one of the highest rates of teen suicide in the country and the second leading cause for 10 to 34-year-olds in that state. suicide is at a 50-year high. the students hope the problem behind this wilcreate a honest conversation about mental health. >>> people planning a vacation to costa rica need to be alert. health officials say 19 davths hbeen linked to methanol poisoning from counterfeit products. methanol is u

several studies prompted the american heart association to revamp guidelines in march. ey are. if you are over the age of 70, and don't have heart disease or if you are younger than that but are at increased risk for bleeding, some folks with certain high risk between the ages of 40 and 70 may need a low dose but only if recommended by a physician. bottom line, this is not a decision to be made from watching the news. it's one to be made in consultation with your doctor. >> julie: thank you very much. tomorrow watch fox because we will continue coverage on robert mueller's testimony. we will have bret baier and martha maccallum who will continue our coverage. wall-to-wall coverage here on the the fox news channel. and thank you for joining us. i'm julie banderas. here is shepard smith. ♪ speed limit breaking news and alive look at the u.s. senate floor, lawmakers are about to vote on extending the 9/11 victim compensation fund for decades. we will talk with a 9/11 first responder who was also a lawyer for the retired nypd prick detective at lou alvarez who fought for his

it's worth being checked out for cancer in d the american heart association found that one in 6 patients. >>with what they call broken hearts, this term developed cancer and those patients with both conditions were less likely to survive more than 5 years broken heart syndrome is kurz when the heart's main chamber enlarges and doesn't pump officially and effectively. it's believed to be brought on by high levels of physical or emotional stress. and a new study by the national institutes of health shows an increase in the number of pregnant women who are reporting that they smoke pot or somehow ingested that according to a new study. it says it has doubled over the past 15 years, the consumption among pregnant women, the study describes an elevated risk of preterm delivery among women who report using pot during pregnancy can of this says the illicit drug most commonly used during pregnancy. >>another medical journal found that there was a significant increase in preterm births among latino women following the 2016 presidential election. according to the study in the 9 months beginning wi

a lot of thing they will be learning including working with e american heart association l toearn lifesaving technique. i've got some young mind right here working on their techniques. you can tell us more, shannon, about whys is important to incorporate this into this convention. >>heoday we are teaching t the life saving skill of cpr to save more lives and two steps. step one, call 911. step two, press hard and fast into the center of the chest to 100 to 120 beats per nute. >> they are pressing hard and fast there. they will get a bunch of prizes too. some of em are on the stage behind me. you see the shiny new bikes? they are ther off to the back there. would who would like to have a new bike? >> me, me! >> pick me!wi >> we have more how this convention works for these kid. >> thank you, molette green. see you then. >>> the uk today will welcome conservative party leader boris johnson for his fuss detail as prime minister. he spent yesterday meeting witel queen abeth, but he also met with protesters as well and he made one thing clear to them -- the uk is leaving the european union.

work and can't cope question, which is something we've been working on in business at the american heart associationceo group, al sikorsky and i think about this question we realize mental health is key. we run a lot of sessions about mental health. what's interesting is we got into the question of domestic violence we're a company that has a safe place to work, but even that, since we started we have 1500 teammates come forward and said they needed help with domestic violence not necessarily them sometimes a cousin, sometimes a child, sometimes themselves. sometimes a friend our job is to get in and help them and get them taken care of. you think of about a company like ours, if we had that many teammates, all companies have to be doing these kinds of things it's a company that makes a good money, investment in teammates our work areas are safe. the stress in our work is -- >> sure. >> we're type-a people on the other hand it's not unsafe, yet you have this happen >> what you're describing is impact per share these people work at a lot of different places it's a tight labor market. the things you'r

a family legacy but has benefited numerous good causes in the community, including the american heart association, united way, grandfather home for children. -- children through their generosity. having determination combined with hard work was their recipe for remarkable success. the browns are proof that the american dream is alive and ell. mr. speaker, i rise to congratulate region nine of the north carolina state organization of the delta kappa gamma society on their achievements at the state convention in hickory, north carolina. region nine makes up eight chapters across north carolina's fifth district and took home five achievement awards. three community -- communications excellence awards, two websites awards. this speaks to the chapter's success, in its mission to promote the professional growth of women jacketors and excellence in -- educators and excellence in education. as an educator myself, i know what it means to have opportunities for mentorship, professional development, and scholarships. the society invites members who are dedicated to education in different fields, both active

the little girl was there and both men were awarded a heart saver heroes award from the american heart associationy only daughter and i wanted to meet that guy. >> very rewarding and very emotional. >> anybody else would have done the same job. >> they are thankful to the hospital staff and others who donated to help ease their medical costs. >>> pinterest wants to help take away your stress with activities to improve mental health. users will now automatically get activity suggestions based on their searches. if a user may be stressed or have anxiety, they will receive suggestions to help focus on relaxation and breathing and the activities are there to help, not meant to replace medical care for serious issues. >>> a plan will be introduced to stop the sale of most e- cigarette products in the city, at least temporarily. they said the fda is responsible to determine if the new products, including several vaping products present to risk to the general population paired the richmond city council will take up the idea and if approved, e-cigarettes could still be sold but with stricter age regulatio

american medical association. by the american hospital association. the cancer society. the heart association. we have one doctor who says he doesn't like the aca but all of the associates they represent, providers are saying this is important for the american people and for us. >> also they are correct in the fact that you can find someone that believes this or believes that and it's personal experience. we have to look holistically and overall at what is the greatest benefit. prof. gluck, what would happen if the trump administration prevails in court? >> it would end. all those people who got insurance would be thrown off. >> i'm the chair of the congressional blackhawk brain trust and information we been driven given when you look at african-american men's and the rate of prostate cancer, it has gone down significantly since the aca and also breast cancer in women and black women-- in black women has gone down because of access and care because of the aca. >> i wrote an article about disparities in cancer care across races and geographic regions. it's been found that the court affordable ca

american medical association. is supported by the medical and hospital association. the heart association, the cancer society. so, we have one doctor who says --. but all the associations that represent providers are saying, this is really important for the american people and for us. >> also, i mean, they are right in the fact that, yes, you can find someone that believes this and some of that believes that. and his personal experiences. but we have to work holistically and overall. that what is the greatest benefit? professor don, what happened to medicaid expansion of the trump administration's position prevails in court? >> it would end. and all those people who got insurance would be thrown off the rolls. >> and >> on the chair of the collection -- >> when you look at african- american men, the rate of prostate cancer has gone down significantly. since many more had va ca. and also, breast cancer in women and black women, has also gone down, because of access and care, because of the aca. >> i recently learned -- disparities in cancer care across races and geographic regions. and it has been found that th

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>> so, six leading organizations that promote heart and lung health in the american cancer society, american heart and lung associationsr to the fda asking the fda just in may of this year to crack down on juul and to focus on their claims that they're a smoking cessation tool that you can use juul to quit smoking and also their promotional and marketing efforts. so we're picking up the ball. we're not going to wait for the federal government and the fda. we are taking our queues from that letter and following the lead from those major organizations and zeroing in on their claim which we think is deceptive that this is not a product that they're using to target young people and that they're promoting addiction and dependency. it's a product that they're using to help people quit smoking. we don't think that that claim is founded, and based in science and it hasn't been approved by the fda. and that's what we're investigating, whether that message is deceptive and misleading. >> thank you, appreciate it. so i want to take a further look really at the health consequences. for that i want to bring in news medical correspo

basically, it is associated with heart disease among all americans, so i want to submit this evidence for the record. thank you. >> supervisor walton: thank you. dennis kelly, rashan murray, judy smith, ben minore, ronald shucart, chris rice, and tony alan. >> i'm dave fagan, california association of district merchants, past president of the business commission. there are many retailers that wanted to be here today, but they're busy working, trying to keep their business open. i and all of them oppose this ban. bans like this hurt small businesses and have no indication they do actually curb youth access. in fact, the california department of public health says that the small businesses have the best rate of success in preventing youth access. small businesses are the answers to this problem, not the problem itself. at the end of the day, we're all working for the same goal of preventing youth access. however, this ban does affect our neighborhoods, which are struggling with vacant storefronts, and having vacant storefronts, you know, will affect the quality of life for the residents

>>the american dietetic association says that extra weight that is often carried into adulthood putting people at risk for heart and diabetes the 88 steve college is no time to eat. >>a huge change here at a mom and dad's house, and you no longer have that structure and there's food everywhere. moore says large portions fattening selections lack of exercise and added stress can all the to weight gain and make sure that you're eating in moderation and also try to plan to your first class isn't until news if you still want to make sure that you're incorporating at least 3 meals per day. 3 meals that include a lot of low fat fruits and vegetables. >>cutting back on soft drinks and limiting desserts to once a week will also help keep weight under control in today's health minute i'm judy forte. >>coming up next bay area grill masters. they share some of their best tips for july of their best tips for july 4t oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. let's go. woahh! try my $4.99 bbq bacon double cheeseburger combo. only at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double chees

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>>the american dietetic association says that extra weight that is often carried into adulthood putting people at risk for heart disease and diabetes the 88. college is no time to it. >>a huge change here at mom and dad's house, and you no longer have that structure and there's food everywhere. moore says large portions fattening selections lack of exercise and added stress can all the to weight gain make sure that you're eating in moderation and also try to plan to your first class isn't until news. >>it's so cooperate at least 3 meals per day. >>3 meals that include a loi of low fat fruits and vegetables, cutting back on soft drinks and limiting desserts to once a week will also help keep control in today's health minute i'm judy forte. >>a warning for pet owners, a cdc and the fda are investigating an outbreak of salmonella infections linked to contact with pig year dog treats. the fda says salmonella discovered in pig you're treats can infect people either from handling the treats or directly from your dog once your d become sick. retailer pet supplies plus has recalled bulk. taking your treats sold in its

american adults are obese. that's more than one in three. the health risks associated with obesity include type two diabetes, heart disease, stroke, osteoarthritisobesity at leeds beckett university and he joins us from there. thank you very much indeed for joining us on the programme. we will get to perhaps how you solve, or tackle this issue any moment. when we draw on that figure that obesity is causing more cancer deaths than smoking, is that essentially because smoking, is that essentially because smoking and the management of smoking and the management of smoking is on the wane? it is. it is also because obesity is on the rise of. we have two in three of every aduuin of. we have two in three of every adult in most countries across the planet, and one in three children in most countries across the planet, will have a way that will predispose them to ill health, including cancer. it will shorten their life by around ten years. for the global economy, it is about $1 trillion per year is the quantified cost. so here we are with this massive problem and eve ryo ne we are with this massive problem and everyone has got to face it. in the course o

jim was also a tremendous advocate for the american heart association, a survivor of multiple heart attacks, jim documented his own process undergoing a heart transplant from uncertainty to recovery. here's how the television critic described it. listed, the title refers to words from doctors that every heart transplant candidate longs to here is the most powerful interest story i have seen on local television. it is courageousus first-person journalism, a story you will never forget. jim, who kept a diary throughout his hospital stay, wanted to have it videotaped to have a donor awareness video for the american heart association. it was never his intention to broadcast the account. but when it was surgtd that it -- suggested it would reach a larger audience, they agreed. he was willing to share his story if it could help others. thoughtful, tenacious, and tough, that was jim taricani. by the way, 32 days after receiving his new heart, jim was back at work, which tells you everything you need to know about how passionate he was about journalism and how much he loved his job. but undoubtedly