and in fact this bill is sponsed by the medical association, the american pediatrics. doctorsnow we need this bill to keep our patients safe. >> do you get a lot of response? people paying attention ord oppo the bill or mandatory vaccinations? >> overall the number of parents opposed is small but they're very vocal. so a that hearing last week for about wo/two and a half hours you had parents ligd up lodg their opposition to the bill. >> were there parents on the other side also? >> there wir parents on the other side as well but they wir out numbered. there were buses parked outside the capitol, people linedlwup i the hs waiting. it's not just people totally posed to vaccination, but you ve parents who are what you call vaccine hesitant. they're overwhelmed by the number of vaccines and shots their kids are getting. and so maybe they look at delaying some of them or picking some but aotl. >> the department of health in murin sent out letters. there hasent been this outbreak of measles. fre >> there are schools pockets of the state where the vaccination rate is low. an

the american academy of pediatrics recommend kids learn to swim at age 1, three years earlier than advised>> the earlier the better. we want them to be able to not be afraid of the water. >> the american academy of pediatrics also preplds that care tkps givers empty water from busque it's and wading pools immediately after use. you should also install covers or fencing around pools. >> 5:57. new details in the week of safety concerns. it is looking more like 737 max jets could be grounded a lot longer than first thought. the faa chief tells nbc news there is no timeline. the agency says it has still not carried out a test flight for the max with the boeing software fix, which comes after two fatal crashes. southwest airlines is going to allow people who don't want to fly on the planes to switch for free. it shows 53% of adults surveyed would not want to fly on a boeing 737 max even after the planes are cleared. >>> happening now, at&t is offering a $5,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest of robbery suspects. the company says over a half dozen stores have been targeted in con

. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics recommends that kids under the age of 2 should avoid the exception of a few minutes of face time with family. >> i love you. >> reporter: and there are studies showing that children seem more engaged with a story if a parent is reading from an ordinary book than if they're reading from a screen. >> i do not like that, sam i am. >> reporter: eyes that can keep looking up at each other. >> say your sister. >> reporter: in three dimensions. >> count my fingers. >> one, two, three, four. >> i really don't want to be guilt tripping parents with the study or implications, but die wai do want the icing on the cake. it is where children learn the most about the world and them selves. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> you can watch "screen time", diane sawyer reporting tomorrow night at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on abc and discover what information you're giving away every time you use your apps and social media. >>> next, remembering the loveable wookie. the man who played our faithful "star wars" co-pilot. ♪ >> we did it! she's doing it aga

the american academy of pediatrics is recommending tht at least trained professionals be present during the procedure. although sedation in young patients is generally safe, there have been bad outcomes when one doctor is responsible for these and performing the procedure -- for anesthesia and performing therocedurement under the guidelines, one professional must closely observe the vital signs and be able assist if a medical emergency happens. >>> right now, maryland is among the 26 states in the country dealing with a measles outbreak. the latest numbers from the centers for disease control show that there are 940 cases nationwide. the vast majority of cases are in new york. the empire state is nearly --ea has nrly 800. at this time, measles have not spread to virginia or d.c. a most patiente children who have not been vaccinated. measles is a highly infectious and preventable disease. >>> as the wther heats up, it's important to remember that your pets can overheat, too. we're working t youo keep your pet safe. first, if you can, limit time outdoors. if it's too hot for you to be out

. >>> a new report from the american academy of pediatrics says kids are notti eang enough fish. researchers say the decline has been going on for more than a decade now. one reason may be coerns about the mercury that fish can absorb from polluted water. doctors say many types of fish are safe, though, and some research shows that seafood may help prevent asthma and eczema. health experts say that fish and shellfish are good sources of protein and omega 3s which are known tomprove brain function. >>> we could see pay more for meats. a disease is sweeping through china's hall industry, and china -- china's hog industry, and china is having to import meat to meat its own demand. prices could rise by more than 15% in the u.s. however, it will likely take months to feel the full effectas at the register. >> you might have a real problem on your hands. you like pork and prices are going up, and you hate fish -- >> i'm a lost cause as faresas that >> who doesn't like a pork chop? i mean -- >> really good. i would say who doesn't like shrimp scampy but, you know -- >> skimp's good --ll

. >>> the american academy of pediatrics wants to change the game when it comes to organized sports for children. >> we explain why it shouldn't be all about winning. >> the 8-year-old takes the baseball field under the watchful eye of mom who is also coach. >> multiple sports are good for kids. >> i've played basketball and i played football and i love soccer and baseball. updates recommendations urging an emphasis on enjoyment of sports for children instead of winning. the aap says most kids are ready to play organized sports around age 6. >> at younger ages, we should encourage free play, let them run and jump and climb and kick things so they can learn the skills they need to to participate in sports later. >> organized sports provides more than just physical activity, they also help children build essential life skills. >> teamwork and self reflection, organization helps kids develop social skills and improves self-esteem and it can decrease feelings of stress and depression. >> he co-authored the new report that suggests finding ways to include all kids in organized sports no matt

you're launching the new fence around the pool and also the american academy of pediatrics has guidelinesdo you do? >> there's layers of protection. there was a momentary lapse when i got a bag of cheetoes and he didn't know how to save himself. the survival swim lessons are a skill we can bring somewhere else. >> moving the as qckly as they did. the age limit was 4 or something? >> 4. >> to move and i our 6-month-old is learning now and floated for his first time which really gives us that peace of mind. >> you did focus on pediatricians. >> yes. i think that -- we trust our pediatricians so much and the a.p. has a powerful platform to say, hey, let's talk to parents and emphasize it. drowning is just as deadly and just as preventable as car accidents and as these illnesses. so if we could approach it with that same urgency. it is 100% preventible. you can keep your child alive. >> they say there's a silver lining to a tragedy tochl me there's no silver lining to losing a child. what's the best way. what is your message here? >> i think, you know, i agree with you. there's no silver lini

. >>> a new report from the american academy of pediatrics says at kids are not eating enough fish.t may be because of concerns t the mercury level in fish. doctors say many types of fish are safe. me studies showed it mayce redusthma and eczema. it contains omega 3s, known to improve brain function. >>> you could soon be paying more for meat. the department of agriculture hys a disease is sweeping through china'sog industry. and china's having to importto meat eet its own demand. analysts say meat prices could rise by more 1an here in the u.s. however, it will likely take months to feel the full impact at the cash register. >> a lot of people are thinking about grilling and cooking for the holiday.e don't we liv in a beautiful city? >> i'm partial, but i think it's probably one of the prettiest cities in the world. >> agreed. >> especially because -- i'm all about a skyline, but i love that we're the only major city without any tall buildings in the u.s. you get a nere view no matt where you are. alreadyor predawn col this morning as of 5:17 in the morning. washington's national ai

. >>> a federal judge is ordering the fda to speed up a review of e-cigarettes, the american academy of pediatricsor tobacco free kids, and other groups filed a federal lawsuit in maryland last year. the groups say the lack of fda oversight has led to an explosion in under age vaping by teenagers. >>> the city of santa clara is moving ahead with plans to build a big department with new homes, shops, and restaurants. construction is expected to start near lafayette street not far from levi stadium. the project will include more than 5 million square feet of office space. 700 hotel rooms, 16 hudson -- 1600 residential units, and thousands of jobs are going to be created in silicon valley in this area will serve as a new downtown district. however, the big concern is about traffic, with that project so close to levi stadium, highway 101 and great american parkway will be affected. the first phase of the project is expected to be finished by the year 2023. >>> it is a change to decades- old laws, as another state took a big step oversight, in banning most abortions. we are following the latest with th

the american academy of pediatrics urges parents to keep the screens out of the bedroom and doctors say using your phone screen or ipad or anything like that an hour before you go to sleep. >> learned behavior. kids follow their parents usually. >> oh, yeah. i try to stick mine in a drawer so then you're not -- >> that's pretty good. still close to your bed though. >> well, you know. >> a lot of people don't even have house phones, land lines anymore. you keep the phone nearby in case there is an earthquake or something happens. >> i know. you look at it too close to bed and you close your eyes you start seeing -- you know what i mean? >> a long conversation. >> in 50 years we'll see the impacts on our brains. out of the hot seat right? >> the heat is here. >>> i'm glad about that. the past few weekends we've had the rainfall moving our way. i know i have probably been on your bad side. we do have a nice weekend shaping up. we'll take you to the san francisco airport right now and, yes, you say we do have the cloud cover. it's part of our fog pattern which we usually start to get into t

. >>> antedates healthwatch, the american academy of pediatrics suggests children should be eating moreeafood. most types offer nutritional benefits that far outweigh the risks of mercury exposure. recommended choices include clams, cod, salmon, flounder, and scallops. they say the canned light tuna is preferable to other types and shark and swordfish are best avoided. a new study examining sleep- related infant deaths found although car seats is our safe way to transport children, they should not be used as a crib or bassinet. ctthat sleeping children should always be removed upon arrival at a destination and placed on their backs on a firm flat service with no bedding. >>> there is a new cancer headline that involves what you need. >> a lookout -- a low-fat diet reduced the risk of death from breast cancer and a 15% lower risk from any cause compared to women not on a low-fat diet. the findings could have life- changing results. >> we actually have information that is hard-core. you have to decrease your fatty intake if you want to survive this disease is like a life saving license to

the american academy of pediatrics now recommending kids start learning to swim at the age 1.t's three years earlier thany previous advised. swim instructors say learning the basics is critical. >> we try to make it fun, but there are important life saving skills. things as simple as common e, seut people don't really understand it.to just able grip on the side of the pool, how to get out of wa rtant. first doctors say you should always empty out wadingoo p immediately after you use thx. net, make sure to install covers or fencing around pools. and in the water, make sure to stay within an arm's length of the child. drowning is the top cause of injury-related deaths among younger children. snch >>> we are kicking off our backyard weather season with our first trip on over to the beach this afternoon. inhat's where we f doug kammerer. hi, doug. >> hey, doug. >> hey, guys. a beautiful day down here at the beach. i love this time of year. not only memorial day weekend, but kickingf backyard weather. yes, i want to come to your back yard this year as well. if you want me to come t

ruling represents a huge victory for public health groups like the american academy of pediatrics whoover this delay. this really had health care ticked off. a big win. >> thank you. >>> the "game of thrones" series finale is sunday and some say it could cause millions of people to call in sick on monday. -- the work force intertute expect 10 million to miss or be late. 17 million people called in sick after the super bowl. don't start. >> don't feel too good on monday. >> a little early. >> yeah, well, just getting warmed up. >>> speaking of warm. warm weather, san francisco tradition is back. tense yoga and a little bit of food. what makes the presidio picnic a unique bay area event. >>> and kristin is here with what is coming up at 5:00. >> watch "game of thrones" at 6:00 our time. just saying. coming up on abc7 news at 5:00, a uc berkeley student is under arrest suspected of multiple sexual assaults. what we learned as he appeared in court for the first time today. >> for the golden gate bridge is closer to pollution. today we get a first look at potential life-saver. >>> and almo

officials at the american academy of pediatrics say most infant death happen when the seat is being usedace to nap instead of transportation. officials say those seats should not be used as a substitute for a crib or bassinet. baby should sleep on their backs and not sitting up. car seats and bouncers have been inclined that could like their airway and prevent them from breathing. >>> your diet can have a big impact on your mental health and physical health. researcher say anxiety can be alleviated by working on your got health. experts say that dietary changes but better than probiotics to improve mental health. a plant-based diet can promote the growth of gut bacteria which may help reduce feelings of anxiety. >>> a man for marin county is a free man this morning. the reason why he didn't serve his full sentence and the conditions on's release. >>> the bay area inmates are spending their time behind bars learning how to cook. itreat them all as if, they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the publ

. >>> children are not eating enough fish, that is according to a report from the american academy of pediatricsild's diet includes improved brain function and decreasing the risk of cardiovascular disease. they recommend incorporating salmon, tuna, cod, or scallops into their diet at least once or twice a week. >>> whole foods plans to stop offering plastic straws at its stores in the united states, canada, and the uk. they currently use plastic straws at the juice bar and coffee bar. plastic straws will still be available for customers with disabilities upon request. >>> the world health organization is warning that one of the biggest danger surrounding the ebola outbreak is government, they need to find a bipartisan solution to the outbreak, and the violence in the country is only helping to spread the virus. >> there has been dozens of attacks, every attack disrupt our oppression, every attack makes it harder to reach communities. every attack gives the virus an advantage. >> the outbreak has killed more than 1000 people in the congo. >>> cracking down on the illegal use of the parking permi

fda to speed up its review of e- cigarettes, the ruling was handed down yesterday, the american academy of pediatricsed a federal lawsuit in maryland last year. the groups say, the lack of fda oversight has led to a big jump in under aged vaping by teenagers. >>> a woman suspected in a deadly dui crash was in court facing felony charges. we are going to hear from the victim's mother and what she is calling for when it comes to justice. her only child will never be able to fulfill his dream. >>> plus, we are in san francisco with the protesters demand and whether or not they will affect your doctor appointments. ♪ [ crying ] ♪ you protect them at home. we help protect them online. this is beyond wifi. this is xfi. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news, this is mornings on 2.>> thank you for being with us. this sunday is the spring carnival at the school, but school officials have been watching the forecast, so they made the call, and they said, let's move it to june 2, and that is what they did. >> i think that is a wise call. they wouldn't want things moving

. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics recommends that kids under 18 months should avoid screens. >> i love you. >> i really don't want to be guilt-tripping parents with a study or the implications but i do want this study to be a wake-up call. face-to-face time we have with our children is not just the icing on the cake. it is the cake. it is the place that children learn the most about the world and about themselves. >> there he is. le you. reoubyyou. of our lives starts by looking at possibilities, looking at where we are. that's what we're setting out do and why we go. we interviewed brain ion tises. -- scientists. and talk to everybody we can in the country to try to get solutions and help and we also address this issue, do you know what you've agreed to? do you read the privacy policies when you agree to something online? well, i just got -- if you can roll the tape here, i got some privacy policies that are only for the apps on my phone and started looking through them with experts to try to figure out some of the things i had agreed to and i was very surprised at some of

supported by the american medical association, the american psychological association, the american academy of pediatricsery major medical and mental health organization in this country affirms the right way to -- transgender people is consistent with their gender identity. host: michael from baltimore, maryland. good morning. can you hear me? michael, can you hear us? are you there, michael? there you are. caller: sorry about that. i want to support you in your effort and wanted to make one comment. color, a blackf person, african-american. i prefer to be called a person of color versus a black or negro. i am not black. the color of my skin is not black. it is brown if anything. have a great day. guest: one of the reasons i use the term is not only to encompass the black community but also the latino community, and asian americans, api. it's about improving lives for everybody. host: what is the next thing we can afford to hear about in the news? guest: the houseboat. the house -- the house vote. it will be in a store in deciding moment when the bill passes for the first time. it has been introduced for

thed of the american academy of pediatrics has come. we've had a number of forums where people have been able to ask questions, our members have been able to ask questions, i'm grateful to many of our member who was taken it upon themselves to go and visit these detention facilities, go to the border with us and on other trips as well and see exactly what is happening. because i don't think you can really imagine it unless you see it. i don't think you can imagine what it's like to go into a giant facility where children are being held, 6, 7, 8 years old, being held in cages with no place to sleep. mrs. lee: begging for help. ms. jayapal: begging for help. i think about the children, the parent us talked to, some of the reunify quation saw when i led that trip -- reunifications we saw when i led that trip to the border. thinking about these parents who have to experience their children not wanting to come to them. representative schakowsky talked about one mom we met who had -- who was reunited with her 8-year-old daughter, the daughter

and the national association of pediatrics which praises the legislation's public health focus. and also a letter from the american psychological association supporting h.r. 2480, which praises this legislation's improvement to research and focus on helping families experiencing substance use disorders. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. schrier: i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady has the only time left. so you are recognized. ms. schrier: thank you. i would -- i would simply urge my colleagues to support h.r. 2480. i am so pleased we worked together in a bipartisan fashion. parenting is the hardest job we have and yet we have no training for it and this bill ensures parents will have the support they need, will save lives and prevent child maltreatment, abuse and neglect. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. the question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill h.r. 2480, as amended. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are

pediatric care, including dental and vision services. it also requires navigators to help consumers understand their protections under the mental health parity law. according to a survey commissioned by the american psychological association, only 4% of americans were familiar with the mental health parity law as of 2014. and just 7% were aware of mental health parity more broadly. those numbers didn't change from the time of passage of the affordable care act in 2010 through the first years of enrollment in 2014. mental health parity means insurance companies can't discriminate against americans battling addiction in the opioid crisis. parity means insurance companies can't make it harder to get care for deadly eating disorders than it is to get care for deadly cancer. parity means we treat mental health care like health care, because that's exactly what it is. the affordable care act's protections have saved lives and the financial security of millions of americans. including one family who told me the story of their battle to treat their 19-year-old daughter's eating disorder. here's what they said. our daughter was a sophomore in college when she was diagnosed with an eating disorder. she had

legislation has earned the support of leading voices like the american cancer society, the american academy of pediatrics, and the american college of cardiology. the american heart association, the american lung association, and the american osteopathic association, the national association of secondary school principals, the foundation for a healthy kentucky, the kentucky hospital and medical associations, and many others. here are just a few things these supporters of our bill had to say. one advocate called it a, quote, critical step forward that will profoundly improve the health of our children and future generations. another stated our legislation, quote, will be instrumental in stemming the epidemic of vaping that is affecting children as young as middle school. yet another said our bill could potentially, quote, save hundreds of thousands of lives. so, madam president, this should be an area where we all lock arms to get results. i'm proud this body will have a chance to take action and stem the tide of addiction among our nation's youth. i'm proud to be standing with senator kaine. i hope each

as a pediatric care physician he cared for real children for 14 years and continues to bring that patient centered perspective as the secretary of health for his primary goal is leading americans to live healthier lives. without further ado please join me welcoming my friend and ken's dish and-- and constituent brett giroir. >> thank you very much. it's really a privilege and an honor. i've waited for years to start a speech this way so i will do it. howdy. i want to congratulate everyone for the tremendous work. i was able to read a copy of the white paper by the institute and i think the critical seminal piece of work that will serve as a guidepost nationally and internationally and i've geared my remarks based on that. i've been feeding on this problem for about 25 years. the first is titled the public health system is a national security issue. i think it continues to be that way 25 years later. i'm certainly not the main person at hhs. bob cadillac is the person championing these efforts. if he's batman i try to be a good robin on these issues moving forward. this is not a canned talk. this is something i tried to put together to understand how we can work better together