lenore jarvis, a fellow of the american association of pediatrics and rachel weintraub, legislature and consumer federation of america. after my comments, we will open it up for questions from you all. today we are here to release the u.s. education fund, 32nd annual toy safety report, trouble in toyland. the message today is clear, we need to protect our youngest consumers from dangerous toys and parents and consumers need to watch out for common hazards when shopping for these toys. over the past 30 years, our report has led to at least 150 recalls and other actions to take dangerous toys off store shelves. now, this year, when our researchers went out looking for potential hazards, we once again found toys and products that could harm or poison a child and we found these toys in national chains all over the country from dollar stores to big box stores, like target. our report also lists the over 30 toys that were recalled by the consumer product safety commission. parents should compare this list with toys they already have in their homes to make sure that they don't already have rec

am>> litt. 00:34:44 i'm rachel weintraub with consumer federation of america. [spelling name] >> dr. lenore jarvis. with the american academy of pediatrics. reporter: are there a lot of kayla, or are there any other toys that are new on the market that will be looking more like her the future? >> so kayla represents more of what we can expect to see in terms of internet connected toys on the marketplace. >> it has been on the market for about a year now? >> i would say at least a year. reporter:? >>? >>? >>? >>? >>? >>? >>? >>? >>? >>? >>? >>? >>? >>? >>? >>? >>? >>? >> in your packets there's the i warning, if anybody didn't get a packet we can get you a packet. so there's not a lot of reporter:so there's not a lot of competitors for kayla right now. there are not other dolls that have similar capacity at the moment? >> you know, i am actually not sure what other toys there might be like her. but again, there was actually an internet connected teddy bear that does year similar things, where it collects information and stores it in the cloud. and that got hacke

lenore jarvis, a fellow of the american association of pediatrics and rachel weintraub, legislature and