. - [angela] that's when i found american heart association. they saved me that night. be here today if it wasn't for the work that the american heart association has done. - [announcer] the american heart association supports life-saving research that leads to medical breakthroughs. we are fighting to help prevent death from heart disease and stroke, educating people on prevention and early detection, and working every day to find treatments and cures so you and your loved ones can live happier, healthier lives. to learn more, go to heart.org today. >> a fox news alert, a tragic scene in baltimore tonight, dozens were shot at a block party, we're on the story, and we have the latest. half of those injured are children. youngest victim 13 years old. police have not sharedshar details on a motive, a state leader had strong words about this violence, saying a disagreements should never lead to a shooting like this, gunfire, ru. erupted overnight, the crime scene spans multiple blocks, 28 people were wounded two adults killed.om t some of the victims taken from thend scene

plus, the american heart association issuing a warning about the dangers of vaping. on the new report. >> welcome back. the american heart association says there's growing evidence of health issues from vaping. a new report by the group says e-cigarettes deliver numerous, potentially harmful chemicals into the body. researchers say ingredients used in them, which include nicotine flavoring agents and other compounds. could each pose a risk to the heart, lungs and brain, although such substances are known to cause health issues. the report says more research is needed on the long-term health risks of e-cigarette use. the canadian government recalled 6 brands of energy drinks for violating that country's caffeine content limit. >> canada's legal limit for caffeine drinks like these is 180 miligrams per can. the popular brands like prime 5 hour energy and celsius. all exceed that number. however, all 3 of their makers claim those recalled drinks illegally imported into canada and should not be sold there. >> still ahead, a new alzheimer's drug seeks to gain full fda appr

and this week, the american heart association said that e-cigarettes with nicotine are associated withlong-term effects. morrin says his health issues started when he became addicted at 16 to e-cigarettes containing nicotine. >> while i did it, i felt fine, but in between, i would get nauseous. >> reporter: he also started experiencing seizures. >> i thought i was watching my son die. >> the effects of vaping on kids and adolescents is an addiction that could come about from the chronic exposure to nicotine. >> reporter: doctors like dr. panagis galiatsatos say vaping may cause a wide range of severe outcomes, but research is limited. >> we don't know the long-term consequences of electronic cigarettes. >> margaret: the morrins say the key to stopping vaping is to do it together. >> we are a team, you know? and he knows we've got his back. >> reporter: the american heart association warns that some e-cigarettes may contain additional chemicals which may also be dangerous. another issue, margaret, is that while the fda currently allows the marketing of tobacco-flavored e-cigarettes, it

and he knows we've got his back. >> reporter: the american heart association warns that some e-cigarettesther issue, margaret, is while the fda currently allows the marketing of tobacco-flavored e-cigarettes, it has not authorized the other flavored products that have flooded the market. >> margaret: adriana diaz there in chicago. turning now to the war in ukraine, russia continues to attack ports and farm storage facilities days after pulling out of a deal that allowed ukraine to safely ship out wheat, corn, and other grain, crucial to global food supply. on the battlefield, ukrainian advances are stalled because of russian mines. here is cbs's charlie d'agata appeared and we do want to warn you, some of the images are graphic. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that injuries and fatalities from landmines have now surpassed those caused by incoming artillery. and while new equipment like the u.s. bradley fighting vehicle is saving lives, soldiers are at risk the moment they step outside. he lost a leg, but survived. on an exercise in zaporizhzhia, the mind hunters, the 35th marine brigade

hamlin now on the field at yankees stadium to warn with the new york yankees and the american heart association annual hope week. rookie shortstop anthony volpe happy to give back. >> it shows the reach and opportunity to have players to spread awareness to different things. >> reporter: this lifesaving knowledge useful for other professional athletes like yankees first baseman, anthony rizzo. >> i was excited to learn. you never know when you need to use it. just to know what to do and how to kick in action if someone does go down. >> reporter: for fordham university softball player saying, learning cpr is pretty personal. back in 2001, he took a hard tag to the chest, leading to sudden cardiac arrest. cpr and doctor's diagnosis saved her life. >> my mission as someone who went through it to continue advocating for it and making sure people do know. >> reporter: hamlin grateful to the yankees for spreading this knowledge. >> people able to see them come out here and learn cpr. >> reporter: each year 350,000 americans suffer from sudden cardiac arrest according to the american heart association

the american heart association has many classes that are free. know how to use a defibrillator.ven when you're on a plane. you never know when you might have to use it. kristen: thank you so much for joining us today. great information. >> thank you. kristen: a stunner for hunter biden today, a judge rejected his plea deal, so what's next for his legal fight and what impact could today's decision have on his father's political career and reelection? we will ask abc7 kristen: a plea deal between hunter biden and the justice department is on hold after a dramatic court hearing wednesday, today, rena roy breaks it down for us. reporter: hunter biden had been expected to plead guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges and enter a pretrial diversion program which would've allowed him to avoid prosecution on a separate felony gun charge. instead, a dramatic turn of events when the judge raised her concerns about whether the deal was constitutional. hunter biden ultimately pleaded not guilty to the charges. the judge, deferring the initial agreement. >> he thought he was walking away clean

players like james are the population at the highest risk, according to a study in the american heart association journal. what could have led to this >> there are multiple factors that can cause cardiac arrest whether it's something that they've had, like a disease in the heart, so, it's congenital, or something they develop after having an infection. >> reporter: doctors with this advice for parents of athletes of any age. >> any student that's going to start any sport should do a p preparticipation physical, and that includes an evaluation of their meld dical history and then ask appropriate questions. >> kaylee, this has spurred a lot of conversation i know there's one piece of equipment experts say is critical to have onhand >> reporter: yes, lester a defibrillator, or aed, that shocks the heart back into rhythm, can be a lifesaver. doctors encourage parents to ask their child's school or athletic facility if they have an emergency action plan in writing that includes a defibrillator. lester >> kaylee, thank you. >>> also developing tonight, trevor reed, released in russia in a prisoner swap

american heart association has been doing a great job of allowing me to connect with them. eness. this is a problem. these been a few incidents in -- i want to say the past year, two basketball, one football. it's a big problem in sports. a lot of programs -- i feel like they don't check their athletes' hearts. you know. luckily, the situation that happened, everybody's fine from it, you know. the three that i'm thinking of right now. but i think it's really important that people know about this, get their hearts checked. especially in african american men that are athletes. it happens a lot. i wanted to start spreading awareness about it so we can prevent this problem from happening, you know. kind of find out what's going on. >> yeah, absolutely. it's such a critically important message. sharif o'neil, thank you for joining us. we're wishing bronny the best as well as he recovers. >> thank you. >>> thank you for joining us tonight and every night this week. "who's talking to chris wallace" is up next. ♪ when you have chronic kidney disease... there are places you'd like to

the american heart association has been doing a great job of allowing me to connect with them and learning awareness. this is a problem. there have been a few incidents in the past year or two with two basketball and one football. it is a big problem in sports. a lot of programs, i feel like they do not check their athletes hearts. luckily the situation that happened, everyone is fine from it. the reason i am thinking of, right now. i think it is really important that people know about this and get their hearts checked. especially african-american men, it happens a lot. i want to start spreading awareness about it that we can prevent it from happening and try to find out what is going on. >> yeah, absolutely. it is such a critically important message. shareef o'neill, thank you for joining us. we are all wishing him the best, as well, as he recovers. >> thank you. thank you so much for joining us tonight and every night this week. who is talking to chris wallace is up next. anymore. the first hand specialist i saw only offered surgery. so, i went to a second hand specialist who also offere

the american heart association is sounding the alarm when it comes to the potential health risks of vaping. in a statement issued yesterday, the country's leading health heart health agency said, quote, e-cigarettes deliver numerous substances that are potentially harmful. the statement cited the presence of nicotine in e-cigarettes and the prevalence of vaping associated lung injuries as coke cause of concern. the ha concluded by calling for a more in-depth research into both the risks and vaping. >> it's 9.48 and some in and out employees will no longer be allowed to wear masks. well on the job starting next month, employees in texas, nevada, colorado, arizona and utah won't be able to wear a mask unless they have a doctor's note saying that they need to wear one. the new rule was leaked from an internal memo that went out last week in and out says the move is meant to promote effective communication. and allow associates to show their smiles to customers. >> workers in california and oregon, we'll still be allowed to wear a mask without a doctor's note. >> well, the giants are on a roll

here's what the american heart association found. effects. things like reflux because those chemicals that are liberated in these e-cigs cause inflammation, clotting. they disrupt the functioning of our blood vessels head to toe. this is really kind of a major, major piece of work about this tobacco use in its entirety. >> lot of things you wouldn't even think about on that list. what does the aha recommend? >> people are going to do this, right? just like they use traditional tobacco cigarettes. but they do really call for some tips. they would like to see a decrease in nicotine content in these e-cigs, removal of flavor, no marketing to teens and what we call smoke-free law legislation, treating them no differently than we would a regular tobacco cigarette. then in terms of the medical profession, healthcare providers now need to screen adults and children for their use of these. >> if you are a parent and you think your teen may be vaping, what should you look at for? >> we need to ask, look, listen, talk, judgment free. and if yo

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recipients of the grants include the american academy of pediatrics and the american heart associationrs in washington are trying to figure out how to best incorporate artificial intelligence when it comes to education in america. reshad hudson reports. education secretary miguel cardona says he expects artificial intelligence to enhance learning in america. without i provides us. >> opportunities that we never would have imagined maybe 5 years ago, her says those opportunities or something. his department is actively preparing for technology is going to continue to advance critics of the technology worry it could replace teachers in the costs room. but cardona says that won't happen. you know, you're not going to the need for people. just this week the biden administration announced a 42 billion-dollar plan to connect every home to the internet. commerce secretary gina raimondo says this will also prepare students for ai capabilities. if you're sitting at home, you don't have the internet. you don't know how to do. you know, you don't have digital skills. >> you worry that ai leaving

the american heart association says fewer than 40% of out of hospital cardiac arrest receive cpr beforeor automated external defibrillator. new efforts are trying to change that with the goal of doubling the survival rate for heart attacks. >> i'm amazed and encouraged by what we can do together. >> when damar hamlin collapsed during a live monday night football game, the team's doctors were at the ready. >> thankfully, the medical team with the buffalo bills was compared at they save my life. >> we want to make sure that we take advantage of that. we have the country's attention. >> make sure you lock your elbows. >> professional athletes are partnering with health officials and lawmakers in an effort to increase access to cpr training. and make life saving aeds to everyone. begun in case they witness a person having a sudden cardiac arrest. >> teaming up with the red cross red cross in major league sports to increase resources at sch schools. >> at the high school level, they don't have the resource. we want to translate some of those learnings to make sure that our schools are in the

attack and only 10% of people who suffer and out of hospital cardiac arrest survive into the american heart association. a statement from the james family reads in part lebron and savannah wish to send their deepest thanks and appreciation to the usc medical and athletic staff for their incredible work and dedication to the safety of athletes. >> you can have this happen in a normal heart, we are all familiar with what happened with demar hamlin. >> the buffalo bills safety who resumed his career after suffering cardiac arrest during a monday night football game last season, shared support for brawny james on social media. ronnie james was a top college prospect who committed to usc in may. a mcdonald's all-american with dreams of joining his father in the nba. a little over one year ago usc athletic trainers revived center vents after he collapsed during practice. vince made a full recovery and return to the court six months later. josh haskell, abc 7 news. >> today is the warmest day of the week. >> see how much it will c back in the day, sneaker drops meant getting online to wait in line. now with x

. >> reporter: according to the american heart association, if performed immediately, cpr can doubler even triple the chance of surviving cardiac arrest outside of a hospital. damar hamlin, the buffalo bills safety who suffered cardiac arrest midgame last year, sending bronny his well wishes, tweeting, prayers to bronny and the family. here for you just like you have been for me my entire process. bronny, a highly recruited mcdonald's high school all-american ultimately choosing his hometown usc trojans for college, playing in the same city as his dad, the nba's all-time leading scorer. he talked about his dad at the nike hoop summit in april. >> just proud of my dad. he gives me encouragement to play my game. >> reporter: in february, lebron told our michael strahan how he planned to stay in the nba long enough to hopefully play with his son. he said looking forward to sharing the nba court with bronny. >> yeah yeah yeah. >> that means you're gonna stick around. >> i'll be around. >> reporter: the james family attending the espy's where lebron called his children his greatest blessi

and this week the american heart association said that e cigarettes with nicotine are associated with increases in blood pressure and heartrate, but more research is needed on long-term effects. morin says his health issues started when he became addicted at 16 to e-cigarettes containing nicotine. >> while i did it i felt fine. but in between i would get nauseous. >> reporter: he also started experiencing seizures. >> i thought i was watching my son die. >> the effects of vaping on kids and adolescents is an addiction that could come about from the chronic exposure to nicotine. >> reporter: doctors like dr. panagi scaliasato said vaping may cause a range of outcomes but research is limited. >> we don't know the long-term consequences of electronic cigarettes. >> reporter: the morins say the key to stopping vaping is to do it together. >> we're a team. you know? and he knows we've got his back. >> that again was adriana diaz >> that again was adriana diaz re (peaceful music) - time to get up, sweetie! (kissing) - [child voiceover] most people might not think much about all the little t

associated with the sudden cardiac arrest. we do see the highest numbers of sudden cardiac arrest in male african american basketball players. >> according to the american heartn cardiac arrest. approximately 2000 athletes die east ear. ar >> medical experts believe that that is the tip of the iceberg. >> she lost her own son sean to cardiac arrest. she now advocates for increased awareness and training around cardiac emergencies. >> a lot of times, parents assume that their school or their child's sports team is prepared. what i can tell parents is to not assume. make sure. ask. >> alongside increased heart waiting for young people, she recommends parents also check the schools and sports facilities have workable working aeds or automated external to form later, that there is a clear cardiac emergency response fan, and that teachers, coaches, and parents themselves know cpr. >> everyone, everyone should be empowered with life-saving skills, that is the only way we are really going to change the paradigm of sudden cardiac arrest in the country. >> health experts agree. they say if and when a cardiac arrest event does occur, those first few minutes are crucial

are most associated with sudden cardiac arrests and we do see the highest numbers of sudden cardiac arrests in male african american basketball players. >> reporter: according to the american heartrrest. and approximately 2,000 athletes under 25 die each year. are those numbers underreported, do you think? >> medical experts believe that that is underestimated, that it's the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: martha lopez anderson is director of advocacy at parent heart watch and lost her own son, shawn, to cardiac arrest. she now advocates for increased awareness and training around cardiac emergencies. >> a lot of times parents assume that their school or their child's sports team is prepared. and what i can tell parents is, don't assume. make sure. ask. >> reporter: alongside increased heart checking, she wants accessible working aeds or automated external defibrillators, there's a clear response plan and teachers, coaches, and even parents themselves know cpr. >> everyone -- everyone -- should be empowered with lifesaving skills. that is the only way we're really going to change the paradigm of sudden cardiac arrest in our country. >> reporter: health experts agree f. and when

. >> 6.25 is the time and for your help this morning, the american heart association is sounding thelarm on the potential health risks of vaping. in a statement issued yesterday, the country's leading heart health agency said, quote, e-cigarettes deliver numerous substances that are potentially harmful. the statement side of the presence of nicotine in e-cigarettes and the prevalence of vaping associated lung injuries and causes of can as causes of concern the a concluded by calling for more in-depth research into both the risks and the benefits of vaping. in a new study, it indicated experimental alzheimer's drug from eli lilly has been shown to slow the progression of the degenerative brain disease. in a recent study, patients given monthly infusions of this particular drug declined about 47 months more slowly than those that were given a placebo. however, the study also shows that the drug comes with some safety concerns. there is some possible brain swelling associated with it. the results of the 1700 patient study were published and presented yesterday. eli lilly says it expects

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all right for your health this morning, the american heart association is sounding an alarm about the potential health risks of vaping. in a statement yeah, issued yesterday, the country's leading heart health agency said, quote, e-cigarettes deliver numerous substances that are potentially harmful. the statement cited the presence of nicotine in e-cigarettes and the prevalence of vaping associated lung injuries as causes of concern. ha concluded by calling for more in-depth research into both the risks and the benefits of vaping. >> it's 7.26. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, the warriors scoop up rome. robinson lauren, his return to the court for the first time in more than a year. and still you could get a speeding ticket without ever being pulled over by a police officer. i'll explain how that sleepovers just aren't what they used to be. a house full of screens? basically, no hiccups? you guys have no idea how good you've got it... get 1.2 gigabit internet with unlimited internet data for just $25 a month for 2 years when you add xfinity mobile. back in my day, it w

the potential health risks of vaping now being enforced by the american heart association. we are back at 8.55. and on the basketball court. the warriors making a big move to bring in jerome robinson yesterday. >> he spent last year with the santa cruz warriors. he was the 13th pick in the draft back in 2018, the clippers selected him. yes, really played much in the nba since 2021, but he is expected to go to the camp with and compete for roster spots. we'll see how far you get. some are already trying to get same catching it because remember, we have the pool party how plays. maybe that fire. can problems. and robin, maybe he's a good steeler. he's going to feeling right problem. >> all right. 55 right now. all this is your night, james. this is it. a mega millions jackpot is now 640 million dollars that in a few free to play. sure. okay. on top of that, the powerball jackpot, it's going up again, too, because nobody scored the winning tickets in last night's dry. that's right. >> top prize for that one is one. >> dollars. billion. that's good so you know, more than 500 mi

the research for this heart valve was funded by the american heart association. learn more about the american heart association, go to helpheart.org today. ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ to costa county today is actually the first day of classes at excelsior middle school and timber point elementary school monday is the start of the school year for the liberty union high school district and educators say many students across the country are still struggling with math skills after losing classroom time during the pandemic. they say it's a problem not just for this year but for the rest of their academic careers. there's a lot of research that shows that children's math skills that they have at the time that they begin school predict not only their later math learning or math achievement, but also their overall school success. now educators suggest parents find fun ways to present math in ev

much flexibility signal first engaging in an innovative program and donate money to the american heart association as a nonprofit but you're not using the office space and people start to believe people handling the money they believe no one is watching so there is a middle ground balance to strike between flexibly and accountability and another example that strikes the middle ground, a terrible job tracking outcomes allowing dhs to track sign statements how many people helped. if that measure have been put in place, you would see a mix of innovation to drive outcomes and accountability for the outcomes were proven. >> i yield to mr. smith nebraska. >> thank you, i apologize i haven't subject to briefly -- i missed one of your testimonies but this is such a timely topic what many are facing, i hope we don't make the mistake of focusing on tax dollars rather than human dignity and i have the honor of chairing a subcommittee produce the bill for jobs for success act. and for someone, facet. out the door, out of our mind. but it is self will likely not have a positive outcome unless the individual is

engage in innovative program and then i'm going to donate tanf money to the macon heart association because i like the americanion and that seems fine. then you start spending money on renting an office space that you happen to own as a nonprofit head but you're not actually using the office space. these dominoes fall because people start to believe people who are healing the money there is a middle ground balance to strike between flexibility and accountability part is just another example of accountability measure that strikes the middleground. we did a terrible job in mississippi of tracking outcomes and allowing the dhs to track outcomes and demanded the agency had signed statements to show how many people were helped a p better been put into place we would have seen a mix of innovation to drive outcomes and accountability for the outcomes are cap approved hhs. >> thank you. >> i now yield to mr. smith of nebraska for a quick thank you, mr. chairman. think it's over witnesses. i apologize i had to step out briefly and missed some of your testimony. such a timely topic. amidst the economic struggles many ar

players like james are the population at the highest risk, according to a study in the american heart associationo this? >> there are multiple factors that can cause cardiac arrest. whether it's something that they've had, like a disease in the heart, so it's congenital or something that they developed after having an infection. >> reporter: doctors with this advice for parents of athletes of any age. >> any student that's going to do any sport should do a pre-participation physical, and that includes an evaluation of their medical history and also asks the appropriate questions. >> reporter: kaylee hartung reporting there. jonathan lemire, this is so scary. i think you sent me this headline as it broke yet. an 18-year-old, peak physical condition. but the truth of the matter is, this is more common than people realize. there's an organization called parent heart watch, that is trying to educate, this is a group of people whose children tragically have died while playing sports at a young age, trying to educate parents that there are tests you can do to get out ahead of this so you can know if yo

. >>> a new study from the american heart association shows at least one alcoholic drink a day may raise know they have it. here to break all of it down for us, dr. john torres. dr. john, for years a lot of folks have been operating under the assumption that moderate drinking, especially red wine, could be good for you. now pes otherwise? >> lookit this stuthat's it looks lfor a couple of diffen when you look at the studies over decad20 years we started looking at alcohol going, maybe it could help us with heart health. then we started fine-tuning study and foun it probably doesn't help us as much as we thought some of those studies maybe a little bit but it can hurt us, particularly with cancer rates and with blood pressure as well this was a large study they looked at over 19,000 adults up to age 71. seven separate studies, japan, korea, the united statesthey co they found out one drink can raise your blood pressure level by a little over one point three drinks can raise it by almost five points and thdrinks they use for 12 ounces we actually higher drinks here that's equivalent to a l

people who suffer cardiac arrest outside of a hospital actually survive according to the american heart associationas very likely the quick acting usc medical staff that made all the difference, guys. >> thank goodness for that. >> so many people pulling for bronny there. coming up the potential break through in post partum depression. this is something that impacts so many women. dr. ashton is here to break it all down. sea lions versus beach goers. the latest of tourists encountering wild life. matt gutman has that. hey, matt. >> reporter: hey, linsey. we're looking at two incidents. one on the east coast, one here in california in which humans getting way too close to animals in dangerous situations. all that coming right up. (wheezing) asthma isn't pretty. it's the moment when you realize that a good day... is about to become a bad one. but then, i remembered that the world is so much bigger than that, with trelegy. because one dose a day helps keep my asthma symptoms under control. and with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy helps improve lung function so i can breathe easier for a full 24 hour

as far as your question about the physical, the ncaa and the american heart association and other groupsn screening where you ask about the person's history, have you ever passed out? what is your family history? they do a physical exam. the idea is with that you can catch some individuals at increased risk clearly it is not perfect. many are calling for advanced testing whether with ekgs or even mris some people have proposed so we're not there yet, but this is really the best that we have. one of the othhings mened also is be prepared, and that was part of this consensus statement, is that universities need to have practiced this emergency action plan so you can get there with your defibrillator, you know how to do cpr and you are ready. they were rly ready. eah, prepared. thank you for all your insight >>> let's switch gears now mr. roker standing by with another check of that forecast. >> okay. so we are looking at a beautiful day in the northeast vere storms, humid >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a look at our seven-day forecast, we're going to se

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