drinking water for all that's the idea of the heart of the water heart association and the energy all hopes to soon extend its activities beyond come iran's borders. now in turkey to madagascar fresh talks have been on the decline for a long time in local coastal waters but in remote brain the country's south the people there may have found an alternative. the marine animals are very popular with chinese go maize who are willing to pay high prices for them our reporter headed to madagascar to meet local eco farmers and face to fear challenges on the way. it's midnight one kilometer off the coast of madagascar. the aqua farmers of temple over there signing in as they head out to their sea cucumber pens. it's only during a full moon or a new moon that the water is shallow enough for the farmers to go and count their stocks and harvest mature specimens. during the day the leathery a kind of germs bury themselves in the sand the farmers have to come out every two weeks because the stocks are vulnerable to disease and theft. and the ngo blue ventures helped the village set up their farms a

a new recommendation from the american heart association. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. dry, but that's about to change. here's our new storm system moving close to the coast line. got your ud how much colder tem going to get in 7 minutes. securv >>> now take a look at this. it is chilling. home security video of a brazen burglar. you see this man, he's walking in. he was caught on camera peering into the room of a sleeping one-year-old child, looking for things to steal. chills. it happened just before 8:00 sunday morning in vallejo while the mother and her two young children slept in their home. nbc bay area's sharon katsura spoke to the family who is hoping this man is caught soon. >> my thinking, he slashed this with a knife or he was trying to peel it off. >> reporter: what the burglar did inside the home inside scared everyone even more. surveillance cameras throughout the house caught him peeking into her niece's room, then nse. baby. and then he like looked around and then he just closed the door. >> reporter: fortunately the nursery camera caught it. >> he pulle

the american heart association says hookah smoking affects heart rate and blood pressure and with chroniced to an increased risk of heart disease. researchers say there's a misperception among young people, that using hookah pipes to smoke tobacco is less harmful than cigarettes. hookah smoke has many of the same toxic chemicals as cigarettes and in some cases...a higher amount of them.the american heart association says four- point-eight percent of u-s high school students surveyed smoked hookah in 2016.that's up from four-point-one percent in 2011. (vicki) coming up -- how rain... fire... and even a drought could make great year for southern california... we'll take a look at the burst wildflowers seen in the hills... woman 1: i had no symptoms of hepatitis c. man 1: mine... ...caused liver damage. vo: epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. vo: whatever your type, ask your doctor if epclusa is your kind of cure. woman 2: i had the common type. man 2: mine was rare. vo: epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. man 3: i just found out about my hepatitis c. woman 3: i knew for years.

according to new guidelines from the american heart association, the benefits may not outweigh the risksts without a history of heart disease, getting blood pressure and cholesterol under control are the best preventatives. but aspirin may be a good choice for those who have trouble lowering their cholesterol. check with your doctor before you make a decision like this. >>> sleep experts are asking apple to get rid of the snooze button on the iphone clock. they say it's bad for the mental health because it causes the body to release a stress hormone. it also disrupts crucial late stage rem sleep in favor of low quality sleep. it's not clear why apple has been targeted specifically because alarms are available on all smartphone phones. >>> a special tree has gone up in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. the italian helped plant the tree near washington square. it honors san francisco public lawren ferling getty. that olive tree plant was planted as port arthur of san francisco's signature tree series, which honors important figures. some say it's a fitting tribute. >> it's a living

in addition to raising awareness the what a heart association advocates for access to water for all by promoting the development of water points like in the it to the district where faddle his friends have repaired a well that has changed the lives of the thousands of people who live in this neighborhood. who are of the low to get water we used to have to go very far to get to the spring there is a river flowing down here and the stream there is where we used to want our. efforts have been made to make the drinking water point attractive for ideal believes that with the better planning it should even be possible to optimize water distribution to individual households in the district. i fear the water flows all day and night there's water all the time i asked myself can we find a way to channel the water that comes out here so far i don't know maybe we could build something to hold it or create a reserve where we can store water more permanently not want to get in the mountains drinking water for all that's the idea of the heart of the water had association and the energy or hopes to so

the american heart association saying adults over 70 who do not have any previous heart issues, as well as adults who have increased risk of bleeding, should not take a low dose aspirin. here's why. under normal circumstances, your body is able to stop minor bleeding. plateletts and proteins clot at the site of a wound, it plugs the opening with a that with aspirin in your bloodstream, those platelets and proteins don't stick together well, making it harder to close the opening and stop the bleeding. aspirin interferes with your own body's ability to clot blood, which is why doctors recommend taking an aspirin at the first sign of a heart attack. it may help clear a blood clot. that recommendation does remain. but this study warns that not everybody should stop taking their daily aspirin. so how do you sort out the confusion? jonathan serrie there to help with that. >> reporter: for people who do have heart disease, continuing to take that small daily dose of aspirin can reduce your chances of suffering a second heart attack or clot related stroke. but in earlier years, doctors had been

the news comes from the american college of cardiology and the american heart association. he risk of serious bleeding outweighs the benefits. doctors started advising patients to take aspirin more often in the 1980s and 1990s after studies showed it could help prevent heart attacks. doctors may still prescribe aspirin for some older patients with increased risk for heart diseases. >>> it's finally legal to bet on march madness. in year, the expansion of legalized sports gambling shifted beyond nevada. new jersey, rhode island, and several other states have legalized sports betting following last year's u.s. supreme court ruling. >>> and "captain marvel" soared to the second weekend at the top of the box office. >> i keep having these memories. i see flashes. >> the latest stand-alone film in the marvel cinematic universe brought in an estimated $69 million. paramount's animated "wonder park" came in second with an estimated $16 million. the teen drama "five feet apart" rounds out the top three with an estimated $13 million. anne-marie? >> marc liverman at the new york stock

the american academy of pediatrics and the american heart association released the new policy remmendations they are urging federal, state and local lawmakers to take action against sugary drinks. they also want more detailed nutrition labels and less marketing of sugary drinks. in the bay area-- berkeley, san francisco, oakland, and albany all have sugary drink taxes. (grant) still ahead... two students in parkland florida commit suicide just days apart. how the community is coming together to support those who survived the massacre more than one year ago. (grant) the father of a six-year-old girl who was killed in the sandy hook elementary school massacre has died by apparent suicide. police say jeremy richman's body was found in his connecticut office building... he was the father of avielle richman... who was among the 20 children killed in the 20-12 shooting at a newtown school. police say they will not disclose any more details of the death... only that it didn't appear to be suspicious. (grant) this is the third suicide in the past week related to school massacres.... the other two w

the american college of cardiology and the american heart association announced the new guidelines yesterday. it says doctors may consider aspirin for certain older high-risk patients-- including those having trouble lowering their cholesterol or managing blood sugar. that's as long as there is no increased risk for internal bleeding. (grant) still ahead... new details of the man accused of planning to attack google employees in mountain view. for the first time we are hearing from the iowa state trooper who gave local police a heads up. (grant) tonight... we are learning new information about the man accused of plotting an attack against google employees in mountain view. 30-year-old kyle long was arrested in mountain view after an iowa state trooper warned them that long was warned them that long was on his way to google. now-- we are hearing from the trooper who alerted mountain view police. angelina salcedo has the story. (nats)it was a normal call to respond to: one vehicle in the ditch at the 92 mile marker of i-80.trooper ryan zenor/ iowa state patrol"the vehicle was running, the wind

. >>> a new health warning about sugary drinks, this one published in the american heart association'sat adults who consume more than two sweetened drinks a day are at an increased risk of death. the numbers are dramatic. it's a 21% increase over those who drink less than one sweetened drink a month. >>> also this evening doctors changing their recommendations on low dose aspirin to prevent heart attacks and stroke. a large study finds a daily dose of aspirin had no effect on prolonging life in healthy elderly people. instead the study suggests pills could be linked to health problems. the best advice is always to check with your doctor on these new guidelines. >>> the beauty market is abuzz with cannabis infused products. >> it seems natural, but just how well do these things really work. reporter jasmine veal with what doctors are saying about it. >> i have it in my face creams and stuff. it's supposed to help with that. >> reporter: jerica thomas said she loves her cbs infused skin creams. so does ucla student theresa moore. >> i use it for my beauty products. it's a good option. >>

is the director of neurological care at tech medical center usc and a fellow of the american heart association. >> we've been seeing more stroke patients in the younger population like in their 50s. >> reporter: the doctor says the symptoms of a stroke are drooping of the face, weakness in the arm and difficulty of speaking. >> calling 911 as soon as you can, that's the best thing you can do. >> reporter: it's critical to get the patient into the emergency room as quickly as possible for treatment. experts say younger and middle- age. patients can suffer more intense pressure from swelling following a stroke because the brain shrinks as we age, so younger adults have less space available to alleviate pressure from a stroke. perry's co-star ian zearing tweeted dearest luke, i will forever bask in the loving memories we've shared the last 30 years while another said luke was a tremendous force in the lives of so ny >> riverdale airs on our sister station kbcw. tonight the show's executive producers call luke perry a father figure and mentor to the show's young cast. >>> a colorado family is shar

the american heart association says they're on the rise in younger people likely because of certain healthrs like high blood pressure, which is a major risk factor for stroke. doctors say your risk increases with age and nearly doubles every ten years after age 55. >>> a warning for parents and teachers this morning. school authorities in atlanta say teenagers are now using a popular baking ingredient to get a buzz in class. they say high school students have been mixing vanilla extract with their coffee on their way to class. vanilla extract is 35% alcohol. that's 70 proof. a little less than vodka. one student ended up in the emergency room after drinking the spiked coffee. >>> this is not a warning you want to hear on a friday. using the weekend to catch up on sleep doesn't work. that's the finding of a new study. researchers say getting extra rest to make up for a sleep deprived workweek may actually hurt you physically. changing your sleep pattern for two days changes your metabolism that can lead to weight gain and diabetes. researchers say you should try your best to get the recomme

new guidelines from the american heart association now say adults over 70 should not be taking the drug. >> aspirin isn't harmless. >> reporter: the new recommendation comes after three large studies found that aspirin did not prevent heart attacks and strokes in older adults. in fact, taking it every day raised the risk of serious harm like stomach and brain bleeding. those who should not take aspirin include people over 70, anyone who does not have heart disease, anyone at risk for bleeding. for someone taking aspirin right now, what should they do? >> people taking aspirin should not just stop. they should have a conversation with their physician and really determine their individual risk versus benefit. >> dr. torres, who should still be on aspirin? >> people who have already had a heart attack or stroke, for them daily aspirin can be life saving. people at high risk of their first heart attack or stroke should consider the pros and cons of taking aspirin with their doctor, though, before they start taking it. >> dr. torres, thank you. >>> just ahead, a major reversal this evening i

the american heart association said that best low dose aspirin is a waste of money and.he worst it could lead to internal bleeding. >>> a scientist has had a breakthrough about blindness. some mouse were able to get object i to obstacles. and the result of study are published in the journal nature. >>> the oakland a's are starting their system some 5,000 miles away from home h a look at their look in tokyo surrounding wednesday's game. >>> and a look at when vice president mike pence and bernie sanders plan to visit northern california, separately, of course. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, all while putting on a runway show for new york fashion week. ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. (meow) whoa. you've groomed her, too. (cell phone vibrating) and now she's ready for the catwalk. life, lived jason's way. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> happening i had to, vice president mike pence will be in monterrey. we're still working to learn  th

physician groups like the american academy of pediatrics and the american heart association releasedations ... urging federal, state and local lawmakers to take action against sugary drinks. in addition to a tax ... doctors want more detailed nutrtion labels on products ... and for lawmakers to curb the marketing of sugary drinks. they are also asking for more federal nutrition assistance programs to ensure access to healthy foods. ( james ) as we head to break, here's a live look at the radar ... rain is moving across the bay area.. a man in shot in downtown walnut creek. im standing by with the details in a live report. yoooh, hello yellow! at ross and you find... yes! that's yes for less. spring forward with the latest brand-name styles at 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. ...you realize you can totally eat out more? that's yes for less. get the latest spring trends for your home at 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices. at ross. yes for less. ( james ) welcome back . we are tracking the storm across the bay area. here's a live look at the

abouthow much sugar their kids are consuming.the american academy of pediatrics and the american heart associationargeting the makers of sugary beverages.the two physician groups released policy recommendations for lawmakers across the country, to encourage them to help reduce the amount of sugary drinks children consume.the recommendations include adding a tax on those beverages. according to the lead author, taxing these products would have the greatest impact.other recommendations include:- a federal nutrition assistance program to ensure access to healthy foods and discourage sugar-sweetened drinks- regulations that require added sugar contents be listed on product labels, advertisements and restaurant menusan increase in childhood obesity and type two diabetes were among the reasons behind the changes.the american beverage associationresponded to the policy suggestions saying parents are the ones who should be in charge of their child's nutrition.they also argue not the sole reason behind the country's obesity epidemic.for today's health minute, i'm meredith wood. ( marty ) more americans bel

the american college of cardiology and the american heart association announced the new guidelines today. the guidelines say doctors may consider aspirin for certain older high-risk patients -- including those having trouble lowering their cholesterol or managing blood sugar. doctors say can save lives for anyone who's had a stroke, heart attack, open-heart surgery or stents inserted to open clogged arteries. (jrstone) still ahead tonight -- a homeowner chooses to hug it out after a woman dangerously crashes into his house... details ahead. still ahead in sports...some news warriors fans have been waiting for...and a waiting for...and a local team going dancing in the ncaa tournament...today's biggest stories coming your way after the break. (justine) ... take alook at this -- a couple crashed their car into someone's yard in los angeles thursday night... (justine) the uninvited guests decided to hold an impromptu party there. (jrstone) and as juan fernandez shows us... the homeowner's doorbell camera captured it all. take a look. (jrstone) that was juan fernandez reporting. juan fernand

the new guidelines were announced by the american heart association.nes say doctors may consider aspirin for certain older high-risk patients -- including those having trouble lowering their cholesterol or managing blood sugar. doctors are also being recommened to ask patients to eat healthy and exercise to control blood pressure and cholesterol ... as opposed to taking aspirin. ( will ) coming up next..police take down a large credit card skimming operation in northern california. the warning signs authorities want you to know about. ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. but you can. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. (james)(darya) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... more sunshine and more temperatures well above average well into the mid 70's for parts of the bay. enjoy today's weather as cooler weather is just around the corner with showers returning as well into the

the american heart association said as best low dose aspirin is a waste of money, at worst it could lead to internal bleeding. >> the apple watch can sometimes detect internal heartbeats. the study was paid for by apple, researchers said it did not include enough seniors for them to recommend the watch as a way to detect irregular heart beat. >> scientists said a form of gene therapy on blied mice may lead to a way to get them to see. the same therapy could be used one day to cure blindness in humans. >> the creator of the jelly belly jelly bean is venturing into new territory, they are starting a line of cannabis oil infused jelly beans, he decided to roll it out after learning about the health benefits of the oil extract. they come in 38 flavors including mango and pina colada. >> another big weekend at the box office for captain marvel. >> what is your name? >> i will be back. >> the movie made another $69 million in ticket sales on its way to being the top movie of the weekend. it has crossed the $750 million mark in global ticket sales. >> every week we like to highlight young athle

there are new guidelines tonight from the american heart association. let's get right to dr. jen ashton, because jen's been tracking this all day. and jen, you and i both know, there are a lot of people watching the news tonight who have been taking that daily dose of aspirin to try to reduce heart attack or stroke. but for folks who are 70 or older, this is a major reversal. >> reporter: oh, it's big news, david, in the world of cardiology. the new guidelines say if you are 70 and older, you should not take an aspirin to prevent a first heart attack or stroke, because the risk of bleeding is thought to be better than any potential benefit. >> but if you've had the stroke before or a heart attack before, you should keep going? >> reporter: absolutely. these new guidelines do not apply to people who have already had a heart attack or stroke, they should not stop their aspirin. >> and what about the age group, say from 40 to 70, if they've been taking a daily dose of aspirin, what do you do there? >> reporter: that's where it's a little tricky. if you're between 40 and 70, and

the new guidelines were announced by the american heart association.s say doctors may consider aspirin for certain older high-risk patients -- including those having trouble lowering their cholesterol or managing blood sugar. doctors are also being recommened to ask patients to eat healthy and exercise to control blood pressure and cholesterol ... as opposed to taking aspirin. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...we'll hear from the family of a man who was fatally shot by police while sitting in a fast food drive thru. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. ( james )opening bell for the stock exchange.we'll be checking in on the big board throughout the morning. ( james ) new this morning... lyft has released details about its upcoming i-p- o... and launched a road show ah

the new york police officer showing schoolchildren from level for the american heart association.as a big hit. and unusual distraction hug the man's attention in minnesota, swerving driver, a 250 found bore sharing the steering wheel. authorities using the strange encounter to warn people about the dangers of distracted driving. that is distracted all right. finally the ugly. a woman provides a different distraction north of daytona beach. >> oh my god, the stuff that goes on here. heather: this woman was spotted crossing the florida interstate in broad daylight no clothes on. she pulled over to catch her dog which somehow escaped from her car. that explains it. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues now, goodbye. rob: i haven't driven naked with my dog in a long time. wednesday, march 27th, while day in the windy city understanding twist in the jussie smollett case. jillian: prosecutors drop all charges, not even police i this coming. rob: new evidence showing jussie smollett had help from friends in high pl

i've served on the board of directors on the american heart association bay area division for the past 16 years and i'm also the immediate past president of the san francisco marin american medical society. i also served as the chair of the u.c. service related toe bass owe disease research program which was administered $200 million in research revenue over the past three years. as a medical student and surgery resident as ucsf, i already never participated in an operation for a patient for obesity, but between 1998 and 2004, the national rate of stomach stapling soared by 800%, and the procedure became one of the most common that i performed at the end of my residency. by the end of 2015, nearly 1 million patients under went surgery for obesity. my understanding of potential prevention strategies are derived from a health care fellowship at ucsf where i learned the purpose of tobacco research from san francisco. my interest in serving upon the committee is to ensure that the intent of the voters in the passage of prop v is ensured. i would like to bring my personal experiences from c

. >>> in health watch, the american academy of pediatrics and the american heart association are jointlyalling for a discourage children and parents from purchasing them. groups say children and teens consume 17% of their calories from added sugar nearly half of which comes from those drinks. >>> the blood test commonly used to diagnose diabetes misses 73% of cases according to a new study. california researchers say the hemo blow bin a 1 c blood test should be used for increased accuracy. there is a racial and ethnic disparity in the test. >>> hormone disrupting chemicals in household dust may promote the development of fat cells in children. researchers found several chemicals were elevated in homes of children that are over weight or obese. children consumes between 60 and 100 milligrams ofduw ng can a 71-year-old man may have broken the record. meet andy from minnesota. he supposedly broke the record for his age group holding a plank for 38 minutes. the current record is guness ne time and believe it or not, this wasn't his toughest challenge. he just finished radiation treatment for

lawmakers are now getting pressured from the american academy of pediatrics and the american heart associations on sugary drinks like soda, sports drinks and juice, so are more taxes really the solution to the problem? what do you think? >> let me get this straight. we are going to legalize marijuana so we get your taxes, then we are going to raise your taxes on soda so you don't drink soda, so marijuana good, soda bad. it is that logic that makes me so confident in our government these days. i don't even know where to start. by the way, it would be a regressive tax that hurts the poor and the middle class much worse than anybody else. welcome to our world. >> i think that's exactly right. it's well-intended but certainly a regressive tax, hurts poor people worse. what we have seen in a lot of locales is it simply doesn't work. i think it's a bad idea. the other problem is, it's a slippery slope. next you have doughnuts and who knows what. i don't like it. >> not my doughnuts! >> careful with that. look, get it out of schools, that's fine. you can have some sort of role where we cut down a lit

but according to new college of cardiology and the american heart association, the benefits may not outweighks, for older adults without a history of heart disease.for those adults, the study's author says a healthy lifestyle coupled with getting blood pressure and cholesterol under control are the best preventatives.a daily low-dose aspirin can increase the risk of internal bleeding and early death.one of the study's co- chairs says daily aspirin regiments can benefit older adults with a history of heart disease who have trouble lowering their cholesterol.as always, there isn't a one size fits all rule. every patient should work with their doctor to determine the right prevention plan for them.for today's health minute, i'm meredith wood. they say all good things must come to an end...and so is the case with the warriors short-lived winning streak. the dubs dropped a tough one in san antonio tonight... but to be fair, they ran into a red-hot spurs team who had won 8 straight games... 10 straight at home... coming into tonight... one of stories of the night...andrew bogut... back in a warrio

now the american college of cardiology and the heart association have come out saying the majority ofat aspirin. they're saying americans without a high risk factor for heart attack or stroke should avoid taking a daily asprin because of the risk of bleeding with this. tonight on "nightly news" we'll discuss whether you should be taking ansprin or avoiding it. >>> apple unv tled ipads this morning. there's their ipad in a 10.5 inch design and a 7.9 inch ipad mini. both devices offer key port support and work with the apple pencil. both models are available now to start ordering and will hit store shelves next week. i appl also expected to nnounce a video streaming service next wee >>> it's the hope of the whopper but now burr king is making it easier to get your daily caffeine fix. >> they're launching a coffee subscription plan. here's how it rks. for 5 bucks a mth you can get a small cup of regular coffee every day. if you're a weekday commuter, it's about a $20 value and youc sign up by downloading the bk app. burger king is hoping to lure in people to buy breakfast along with thei

the american heart association and the american academy of pediatrics. ecessary to help fight obesity, type 2 diabetes, cancer, heart disease and other diet-related illnesses that cost the healthcare system billion as year. they have come up with six recommendations besides taxing soda. that i want to reduced a very tieing to youth, better warning labels and limiting soda purchases on federal assistance programs. that's because children and adolescents are still consuming too much added sugar. guidelines recommend 10% of total calories coming from added sugar. right now it's 17%. half of that coming from sugary drinks. and soda taxes are being charged in san francisco and the likes, philadelphia, chicago, seattle and boulder and connecticut's governor proposing a statewide soda tax as well. they have seen a 20% reduction in soda consumption because of these taxes. they're not unique drivers of beesty rates. >> shepard: according to rule 9 in the u.s. golf association handbook, if a bird moves your ball, you're allowed to put it back where it was. in tampa

now the american college of cardiology and heart association have come out with a joint statement sayings should not be taking that daily aspirin. they're saying americans who not have a high risk factor for heart attack or stroke should avoidaking a daily aspirin because of the side effect of major bleeding that could occur with th tonight on "nightly news" we'll discuss the dos and don'ts of if you should taking a daily aspirin or avoiding it. >>> parents don't need to wait to give their babies peanuts and other allergy foods because doctors say introducing these foods as early as 6 months can prevent the allergies, but tho at high risk need to be introduced under a doctor's supervision. people who eat nuts may be helpful in controlling weight but some are better than others. they're high in calories but eating a handful a day can help with weight control. but dietitiansee say it at a handful. that throws me. >> that's hard. >> don't cover them in or eat them in a sugary trail mix. heom's some rnded nuts and their benefits. i feel like there should be musi almonds highest in fiber. cas

the american academy of pediatrics and the american heart association are in favor of sugary drink taxes like those in effect in some bay area cities. they also want limits on marketing to kids in teenagers and more precise nutritional information on the packaging. excess consumption of added sugar, especially from sugared drinks causes a great help threat to children, especially children of minority and low income communities. >>> more people in their 70s and 80s are using marijuana. the associated press reports, people 65 and older are one of the fastest growing demographic of marijuana users. recent studies show that many baby boomers are using marijuana for medicinal benefits. >>> let's get you at the door, hey, sal how is everything on the road? >> we are trying to, we are looking at the tracy commute. the traffic looks pretty good if you're driving there. there has been no major problems but it is going to be a little bit slow. relatively good, no major problems driving through livermore to dublin. san ramon to pleasanton, there is a little slowing and pleasanton already. this is a

this is from the american heart association and the american college of cardiology, experts say it'sore important tol contro cholesterol, blood sugar, through lifestyle changes. however, doctors can recommend that you take a low dose asprin if you are a high risk patient as long as there's noincreased risk for internal. bleeding >>> and those sugary soda pops are not good foryo researchers at harvard say sugaryrinks may lead to early death. the studyt looked information from 118,000 people those who drank sodas or sports drinks are more likely to die from heart disease or artificially flavored drinks slightly lowered the risks. >>> now to a cosmetic procedure that promises to tighten up lose, sagging skin. it's like a temporary facelift at a fraction of the cost with little to know down time and c some peopl fit it in during their lunch break. if needles make you squeamish, y foray want to look a the next 30 seconds or so. onceeserved for the rich and famous, cosmetic procedures have gone main stream with americans spending $16 billion last year to look and feel their best. >> it's n

the american academy of pediatrics and the heart association said they are in favor of sugary drink taxes like those in effect and some bay area cities. they also want limits on marketing to children and more precise nutritional information on packaging. they say excess consumption of added sugar from sugary drinks poses a grave health threat to children, disproportionately affecting children of minority and low income communities. >>> there is an avocado recall because of a possible listeria risk. samples from the henry avocado packaging facility tested positive for the food borne bacteria and the company avocados are at stores in six states including california. so far, no illnesses have been reported in the company said the recalled avocados have stickers that say bravo avocado, california and organic. >>> my favorite story. the powerball jackpot on wednesday will be at least three quarters of a billion dollars after no one won the $625 million jackpot and saturday nights drawing. the odds of anyone hitting all the numbers, 12 people in california did win $20,000 for having four of the

the american academy of pediatrics and the american heart association .... released the new policy recommendations. they both are urging federal, state and local lawmakers... to take action against sugary drinks. they also want more detailed nutrition labels ... and less marketing of sugary drinks. in the bay area -- berkeley, san francisco, oakland, and albany... all have sugary drink taxes. (ken) coming up... the sierra is preparing for another round of heavy snow.. on top of the existing frozen snow in some places. we hear from residents who are still digging out as they brace fro spring snow. (pam) and the latest out of the nationwide college admissions scam ... as coaches and test administrators appeared in court today. (lawrence)ten at ten even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. vis

the american academy of pediatrics and the american heart association released the new policy recommendationsre urging federal, state and local lawmakers to take action against sugary drinks. they also want more detailed nutrition labels and less marketing of sugary drinks. in the bay area-- berkeley, san francisco, oakland, and albany all have sugary drink taxes. (vicki) ahead at nine... you may want to check your fridge... those avocados may be contaminated... we'll tell you about the recall and what you need to look out for. (grant) plus... two students who survived the deadly parkland school shooting in florida... commit suicide just days apart. hear how the community is coming together to show support... (vicki) and up next.... you may want to check you flight tickets... the global fleet of 737 max jets grounded indefinitely in the wake of two deadly crashes... and now the world's largest airline says it plans on canceling dozens of flights through the end of april.... (lawrence) weather tease even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand s

lost and regained at least 10 pounds in a year were less likely to score well on the american heart association's simple 7. it is a list of 7 important heart disease risk factors. meanwhile, contrary to previous research, women with multiple sclerosis may not experience a flare-up in the months following childbirth after all. neurologists from kaiser permanente say that their findings indicate that women with ms can have children, breast-feed and resume treatment without experiencing an increased risk of a relapse during postpartum period. >>> and a new study finds a link between secondhand smoke and increased risk of chronic kidney disease. researchers in korea found the risk for developing the disease was 66% higher than participants exposed to secondhand smoke three or more days a week. >>> the health department is shedding new light on a dark food trend you may have seen on social media. we're talking about food made with activated charcoal. it comes from super heating materials like coconut shells orwood and it's not the same asker barbecued briquettes but the novelty ingredient got its own

the american academy of pediatrics and the american heart association issued a new policy this morning see healthy drinks like water and milk be the default beverage on kids menus and vending machines. dr. jen ashton is talking about it on gma. >> first of all, this is what it looks like. about 30 gallons of added sugar consumed in the form of beverages per year. starts with poor dentition, tooth decay, diabetes, obesity, heart disease and most importantly, an addictive response in the brain. no different than a drug. >> dr. ashton will have a full report on gma at 7:00 after abc 7 mornings. >>> all right. sorry. >> it's okay. that's all right. we've got southbound 101 looking good. we do have just wanted to mention to you, that should say southbound 880 overnight. all lanes will be blocked again tonight. tuesday into tuesday morning for sign work there. just a heads up. they've reopened it for today. it is slow and go. otherwise, we have some drive times for you. 680 from highway 4 into walnut creek. it's not bad at all. highway 4 into oakland, it's under ten minutes. tracy to dublin,

calling on lawmakers to tax sugary drinks the american academy of pediatrics and the american heart associationcommendations to help reduce the amount of sugary drinks children consuming. they cited an increase in childhood obesity and type 2 diabetes says the need for changes. california lawmakers made that same proposal last month. >>take a look at this this vending machine in las vegas is stocked was nor can that is the nasal spray which blocks the effects that opioids have on the body and in some cases prevents an overdose. nevada health officials say the easy availability of mark and is machines will also eventually have other health- related items such as hygiene kits, safe sex kits ... and pregnancy tests. (pam) prosecution in the college admission scandal moves forward. the bay area parents who appeared in federal court today. (ken) and the number of measles cases is growing in the bay area. what's being done statewide to address the problem. (lawrence)ten at ten >>we're in the bay area tonight we're hearing of another case of measles in the south and of course there are several 100 cas

the american college of cardiology and the american heart association announced the new guidelines yesterdaydoctors may consider aspirin for certain older high-risk patients-- including those having trouble lowering their cholesterol or managing blood sugar. that's as long as there is no increased risk for internal bleeding. (vicki) up next... you still may be able to take that perfect super bloom selfie-- what you need to know if you're headed to the hills filled with poppies in southern california.... (grant) a warning for people looking for the perfect superbloom selfie--officials say accessing the hills filled with poppies in southern california may not be easy. (vicki) it was back open today after overwhelming crowds forced authorities to shut down walker canyon in the city of lake elsinore over the weekend... ábutá the city warns parking is extremely limited. city offcials were forced to shut down shuttle service and stop visitors... the trail's poppy fields are experiencing an especially colorful floral bloom this year after an unusually wet winter. the city says the site has drawn th

abouthow much sugar their kids are consuming.the american academy of pediatrics and the american heart associationhave teamed up, targeting the makers of sugary beverages.the two physician groups released policy recommendations for lawmakers across the country, to encourage them to help reduce the amount of sugary drinks children consume.the recommendations include adding a tax on those beverages. according to the lead author, taxing these products would have the greatest impact.other recommendations include:- a federal nutrition assistance program to ensure access to healthy foods and discourage sugar-sweetened drinks- regulations that require added sugar contents be listed on product labels, advertisements and restaurant menusan increase in childhood obesity and type two diabetes were among the reasons behind the changes.the american beverage associationresponded to the policy suggestions saying parents are the ones who should be in charge of their child's nutrition.they also argue beverages are not the sole reason behind the country's obesity epidemic.for today's health minute, i'm meredith woo

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