erin o'hearn has more over a digital detox. >>> and the beverage tax in philadelphia.es a half cent tax on said as and oth drinks and they pass it o ttail higher prices for customers and the money goes to pre-k and services not everyone is happy about it. john rawlins is live in east falls with the consyver the extra cost. >> reporter: well earlier this week the city signals that some retailers jumped the gun and rices at the retail level before the tax took effect. it is not intended to penalize anyone but to r out to educate folks. >> i would have me some gatorade and have me some pepsi >> but not this time? >> not this time. >> confusion in the grocery aisle. according to the group that legally challenged the tax. >> why is the city sending more than $2 million in outreach shoppers still don't understand what is going on. >> take this 99 cent bottle of soda soda. is now costing >> wow. >> jeff brown of brown's shop-rite, says that value packs especially hit hard with the tax. >> the package is 3.04$3.04 in tax. >> then sales tax. >> this will be over $10, i don't th

do you keep the tamly active when it's cold and gray and there are expers to the rescue here is erin o'hearn. >> on snow days it's easy for folks to get exercise. but what about the rest of the winter. rachel of childrens hospital says it's a challenge for families in the healthy weight program. >> she says get creative. >> dance parties, freeze dance is popular, twister, family twister. >> got glow sticks have a party. >> they turn the lights off and just dance. >> for kids that like animals try a movement jar, draw one and then act it out. and a host of exercise apps like nfl play 360, or dungeon runner fitness quest many are free. >> there are a lot of kids that like to make up their own exercises and make books and take pictures themselves. break it up if you have to. remember to do is vigorously enough to break a sweat. frozen or cans are good option if you get the low sodium or rinse the salt away. they give thumbs up to stews and soups. >> stew is a quick way to get in all the food groups you need and sneak in extra vegetables too. >> and for a treat a smarter version of hot chocolate

erin o'hearn has tips. >> reporter: not long ago tv was the only real electronictemptat, tablets and smart phones and they are irresistible to kids. >> it's amazing that parents are proud to tell me that their 2-yea football or loves bobby flay. >> but dr. eileen says it's misleading. >> they can't make sense of all that color but just pretty noise. >> babies only learn with face-to-face interactions with parents or siblings, the academy ofediatrics recommend no screen time under 18 months, and then an hour a day is okay until 5 years old. >> we want the hour to be fruitful. no using tv or videos as electronic baby sitters, parents should watch and play along with the child watching what is on the screen. ask questions such as what did they just see and can they think of other things like it. >> and dr. everly says that parents are good examples by making meal times and bedtimes media free. show our children what it's like to have a conversation. >> screens are off when we say they are off and if there is company over screens are off as well. >> kids learn the value of physical close

and i'm erin o'hearn.i philly i'm a spiritual gangster it's a new year and a celebration of all things new. food of course new places to eat, both dinner and dessert. and you call these? unicorn poop. and new spots for those cocktail cravings. i think i hear cuban music somewhere. plus we check out some new fashion and fitness options that was so hard! and take to the skies for the city's best new luxury living and a heated pool. happy new year everyone and welcome to fyi philly 20-17. and the city just keeps growing. there is sooo much new to see and do, this year. we are at 24, the newest offering from the legendary chef, jose garces. it is right on the schuylkill river and the food is as good as the awesome views. it's one of three new spots alicia gave the official taste test. our first stop is plenty cafÉ's newest spot in queen village.

erin o'hearn shares the recent findings for families. >> it's slowing down -- >> reporter: katie is navigating what looks like a video game but through this they are getting important insight on how the teens drive. >> they break at half the pressure as adults do. teens are more likely to be in crashes than adults including fatal ones, not just do too taking chances. inexperience and distraction and lack of skills rather than risky driving. it takes many miles and years to gain the skills that make a good driver suches a safe distance to follow a vehicle and scan ahead and anticipate hazards or handling bad road and weather conditions. >> the reality is they don't know they are inexperienced. they usually have three stages, gradually reducing adult supervision and other restrictions as teens gain drive time. dr. winston says those are minimum and a family should consider their own rule. for example most state limits end at 18 but with nearly half of teens getting their licenses after 18 limits can be extended. >> it's not the fact you are a teen but you are ae and a teen. >> they have created

erin o'hearn is here with an initiative to guide autistic children through a sensitive but importanttopic. >> children on the autism spectrum learn differently so a new pilot program for preventing pregnancy, std's and abuse. >> she says to me mommy i want to get married. and i don't know what to say. >> marla's daughter, victoria has hopes and dreams and curiosities like most 18-year-olds. and talking about sex and std's is uncomfortable for every parent but teens on the autism spectrum like victoria have problems understanding. >> with her it's difficult. >> but pmc the public health institute is awarded a grant from the department of health and human services for a first of its kind program to help teens between 14 and 18 years old to understand healthy sexual behaviors. >> the a lot of feeder and role play and this is an opportunity to help the young people really build their skills. >> a teaching method proved effective in other areas of education and it gives teens tools to protect them from abuse. >> one of the cornerstones having challenges around social interaction and young

and i'm erin o'hearn.i philly i'm a spiritual gangster it's a new year and a celebration of all things new. food of course new places to eat, both dinner and dessert. and you call these? unicorn poop. and new spots for those cocktail cravings. i think i hear cuban music somewhere. plus we check out some new fashion and fitness options that was so hard! and take to the skies for the city's best new luxury living and a heated pool. happy new year everyone and welcome to fyi philly 20-17. and the city just keeps growing. there is sooo much new to see and do, this year. we are at 24, the newest offering from the legendary chef, jose garces. it is right on the schuylkill river and the food is as good as the awesome views. it's one of three new spots alicia gave the official taste test. our first stop is plenty cafÉ's newest spot in queen village.

. >> my phone filled with them, erin o'hearn has a new happen to help you organize and enjoy the memories in a digital story telling kind of way. erin joins us live at the big board with the details. >> reporter: i personally have more than 4,000 pictures and videos on my phone, i'm that kind of mom. i'm great at taking pictures but then what? a new app may have the answer. >> there are 2 billion smart phones in the world and everyone can take great photo or video and nobody knows what to do with it after that. that is what they hope to fill, a global market place connecting people to editors. >> there are great tools but realistically people don't have the time. >> how does is it work? you download the app for free and you upload your media and see a list of editors you can work with and customer reviews and previous videos they edited. it fits the video you want to make and fits your price point. >> it is based on how much you submit. from $50 to a few hundred and communicate with the editor on style of music and special graphics. i picked kevin a few days after sent him pictures and vi