according to the american dental association there are two candies to really watch out for this year. hard candies, like jolly ranchers. they stay in mouths longer, prolonging the time teeth are exposed to sugar. also sticky candies, like laffy-taffy. sugar can get stuck in the gaps between teeth and become harder to wash away. doctors at aspen dental say it's especially an issue for kids. " children's teeth are a little bit deeper. they have deeper grooves. they tend to stick a little bit more. obviously it can be hard for them to get it out. " besides brushing and flossing, doctors say kids should drink plenty of water. it'll help wash out sugar, and fluoride will strengthen teeth. dinner. they'll be less hungry and saliva production will be upped, helping cancel out that bad acid that can hurt teeth. back to you guys. thanks a lot forrest. the revamped apple tv is now on sale. and walmart is just the latest retailer to ask permission to use drones for delivery. more on why it is seeking exemptions with the government.. in today's tech bytes. people make mistakes. like paying too mu

the american dental association has some tips for parents to avoid the worst candies out there. they do, and a lot of parents are concerned about this type of thing. a survey from the ad council reported more than 70 percent of parents said their child's tooth cavities are among their top concerns around halloween. add to that, nearly 1 in 4 kids under the age of 5 already have cavities according to the cdc. when it comes to halloween, kids are definitely going to come home with plenty of treats.the trick is figuring out how to keep teeth healthy while eating all that sugar. nat halloween according to the american dental association there are some candies that are worse for teeth than others. the top two: hard candies, like jolly ranchers. they stay in mouths longer, prolonging the time teeth are exposed to sugar. also sticky candies, like laffy taffy. sugar can get stuck in the gaps between teeth and become harder to teeth." dentists at aspen dental in cedar rapids say there are some quick and easy ways to keep kids smiling and reduce the risk of tooth decay this halloween. fir

nat halloween according to the american dental association there are some candies that are worse for teeth than others. the top two: hard candies, like jolly ranchers. they stay in mouths longer, prolonging the time teeth are exposed to sugar. also sticky candies, like laffy taffy. sugar can get stuck in the gaps between teeth and become harder to your teeth." dentists at aspen dental some quick and easy ways to keep kids smiling and reduce the risk of tooth decay this halloween. first, timing is everything. let kids have candy after dinner. they won't be as hungry so they'll eat less. also, saliva production is high and it'll cancel out some of those acids that cause problems. on top of that, drink lots of water. tap often has fluoride which makes teeth stronger. but the best method? "the key is moderation. just like your grandma, my grandma and everyone else's tells you. don't over so it. obviously that's the key."dentists say you fallow those rules and halloween won't be as scary when it comes to oral health. another tip? floss, it's something that parents and kids often forget abo

the bagfull. but that sweet tooth can lead to dental trouble. according to the ceers for disease control, 1 in 4 kids under age 5 already has cavities. and the american dental association says kids need to be especially careful with hard and sticky candy. those stay in the mouth longer, prolonging teeth to sugar exposure and they can get stuck between teeth. dentists say younger children are especially at <" children's teeth are a little bit deeper. they have deeper grooves. they tend to stick a little bit more. obviously it can be hard for them to get it out. "> besides brushing and flossing, doctors say kids should drink plenty of water, to help wash out sugar. they also suggest eating candy after dinner, because children will be less hungry. still to come. getting a check up may be costly depending on what type of insurance you have. what a new study may uncover about your insurance. after the break. afordable care act will increase according to a new report the increase will boost the benchmark silver insurance plan an average 7-point-5 percent for next year. the benchmark silver plan is the second lowest cost plan among obamacare options. jenn and for millions of

the american dental association has not approved the charcoal over concerns that it may damage the enamel and you don't have a beautiful smile right way that's for sure. >> i'm such a clutter it would be all over me. >> forget to rinse and show up at work. i'm lisa hughes. >> wearable tech is one of the fastest growing fields in the world. >> sales could reach nearly $5 billion we're taking a closer look at a new device that tries to change how you feel. if you turn to coffee for a jolt or grass of wine to relax a wearable tech company wants you to consider an alternative electric currents. the new device called think fits on the for head and back of the head it comes with two settings energy or calm and you control them through a smartphone app. a low dose of electric current is delivered to the skin's surface. think's makers claim the pulsees or vibes change brain activity by stimulating sensitive cranial nerves on the face or back of the head. ceo says think can help you learn how to self regulate your emotions. become self aware of what it feel like to be motivated or centered and how

dental trouble. according to the centers for disease control, one in four kids under age 5 already have cavities. and the american dental association says kids need to be careful with hard or sticky candies. two examples? jolly ranchers and laffy-taffy. doctors at aspen dental say younger children are especially at risk. "children's teeth are a little bit deeper. they have deeper grooves. they tend to stick a little bit more. obviously it can be hard for them to get it besides brushing and flossing, should drink plenty of water to help wash out sugar. they also suggest eating candy after dinner, because children will be less hungry. jack opening its doors to trick tonight. inflatable rides, animals, and more activities on the lower level of the mall. costumes are encouraged, and kids can trick or treat from store to store. the event runs until 8 tonight. jack: check out local 5's list of events on our website... we are iowa dot com for more it's a full wrap up of information about halloween activities in your area. jack: we all know that halloween candy is bad for your teeth. but how bad is it for the rest of your body? (take graph

it does not carry the seal of approval from the american dental association. the paperwork is in that packaging that proves it's safe, so they say. the two testers didn't notice a difference in the whiteness of the teeth but they did say their mollars and bicuspids felt super duper clean. this is what you are saying. "no, because it stains caps and crowns so beware." tomorrow on facebook posted "good or bad, they could have come up with a better way to dispense the products." a number of ways to with spectacular teeth with black charcoal in hand. >> robi, you didn't want to try that one out? >> well, i like cinnamon. >>> a child dies of e. coli, another gets sick, how experts are setting the stage. >> mayor walsh and the police commissioner will be highlighting programs in washington today. danielle? >> great to see so many reports and temperatures running in the 30s and upper 40s. low 40s in belmont. thank to you all of your observations. i appreciate them every morning. . >>> homeowners in new england should be spending a lot less to heat. >> the government s

dental trouble. according to the centers for disease control, one in four kids under age 5 already have cavities. and the american dental association says kids need to be careful with candies. younger especially at risk. "children's teeth are a little bit deeper. they have deeper grooves. they tend to stick a little bit more. hard for them to get it out." sabrina: and flossing, doctors say kids should drink to help wash out sugar....and to limit how much they eat. sabrina: if you are looking for an event to celebrate this halloween...just head on over to we are iowa dot com... local five has a full wrap up of information about halloween activities in your area. elias: baseball fans had quite a long night waiting for the finish of game one of the world series... around midnight, with the bases loaded....the royals were able to drive in a winning run in the bottom of the 14th inning thanks to eric hosmer's bat. their game with the mets is the longest game one in world series history in terms of innings. game two is tonight in kansas city. elias: and former i-s-u coach fred hoiberg had his first test as the new coach of the chicago bu

it does not carry the seal of approval from the american dental association but the makers of the product include paperwork that they say proves it's safe. for the record, the women didn't notice the difference in in the whiteness but said their moellers and bicuspids are super duper clean. you can hear the kid's screaming in the background teeth. there. >> we asked would you do this? a viewer row "no because activated charcoal will stain crowns, beware." "then you have to use baking soda to get the charcoal out." you can comment on the talker. go. twitter or facebook. it doesn't matter what color your teeth are, we'd love to hear from you. >>> still to come, an awards show with local flair. >> the oner is given to the best in boston sports coming up people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with >>> welcome back. a celebration of the best in boston sports. >> david ortiz and rob gronkowski took part in "the globies" last n

dental trouble. according to the centers for disease control, 1 in 4 kids under age 5 already has cavities. and the american dental association says kids need to be careful with hard or sticky candies. one example: jolly ranchers, because they stay in the mouth longer, prolonging teeth to sugar exposure. another is laffy-taffy, because they can get stuck in gaps between teeth. doctors at aspen dental say younger children are especially at risk. " children's teeth are a little bit deeper. they have deeper grooves. they tend to stick a can " doctors say kids should drink plenty of water, to help wash out sugar. they also suggest eating candy after dinner, because children will be less hungry. for anyone looking to get their candy on tonight, east high school in waterloo is offering a trunk or treat event. it's happening from 5 to 7 tonight at the school's parking lot. kids under three are free. otherwise, it costs 3 dollars or three canned goods to participate. all food and funds will go to the northeast iowa food bank student hunger drive. abc's new thriller debuts tonight. we'll hear what the actors think of the love affair b

the bagfull. but that sweet tooth can lead to dental trouble. according to the centers for disease control, 1 in 4 kids under age 5 already has cavities. and the american dental association says kids need to be especially careful with hard and sticky candy. those stay in the mouth longer, prolonging teeth to sugar exposure and they can get stuck between teeth. dentists say younger children are especially at risk. <" children's teeth are a little bit deeper. they have deeper grooves. they tend to stick a little bit more. obviously it can be hard for them to get it out. " jessica rae: besides brushing and flossing, doctors say kids should drink plenty of water, to help wash out sugar. they also suggest eating candy after dinner, because children will be less hungry. jessica rae: you know those i-d chips you can have implanted in your pet? well, they come in handy. recently, one of them helped reunite a girl with the cat she lost 14 years ago. needless to say...they have a lot of catching up to do. emmy victor reports. " fourteen years later... an unexpected reunion. (jill petticord/ralph's owner) "not even a possibility that i was ever going to see my cat again." jill rece

the bagfull. but that sweet tooth can lead to dental trouble. according to the centers for disease control, 1 in 4 kids under age 5 already has cavities. and the american dental association says kids need to be especially careful with hard and sticky candy. those stay in the mouth longer, prolonging teeth to sugar exposure and they can get stuck between teeth. dentists say younger children are especially at risk. <" children's teeth are a little bit deeper. they have deeper grooves. they tend to stick a little bit more. obviously it can be hard for them to get it out. " jessica rae: besides brushing and flossing, doctors say kids should drink plenty of water, to help wash out sugar. they also suggest eating candy after dinner, because children will be less hungry. jessica rae: the n-b-a season tipped off last night... with the cleveland cavaliers taking on the chicago bulls. and a familiar face just so happened to be in the stands. president obama watched the bulls defeat cleveland in his adopted hometown of chicago tuesday night. the president arrived fashionably late to his courtside seat next to his friend marty nesbitt. during the second timeout of the first quarter,

the american dental association says chewing on these abrasive, slightly hard foods rubs plaque and stains off the surface of and here' s a seasonal one, the crispness isn' t just good for your guns, their high water content increases saliva which can help neutralize the bacteria that causes plaque and bad breath. it will remove some of the seeds from your teeth. emily: from the other things you have been eating. [laughter] little tikes for big kids. randy: the new ride bringing nostalgia to many. erika? erika: number 12 talking about his relationship with donald trump. what tom brady is calling the gop frontrunner. six looks one guy. , the man police are calling a scam-artist this morning and the many charges he is facing. and a rescue on the ice. the quick action by an off-duty player' andrew:p the one thing about soccer that i like the most is when i put my uniform on, the age just leaves me. the ages leave all of us. we simply become kids again. r i think all of us play for that very reason. t it makes us the child we once were. p the years just glide away, and i'm back to where i was.

more than 40 medical groups, from the american medical association to the american dental associationre committing to concrete actions. and we need to, obviously, work with the medical community -- because they're the front lines on prescribing this stuff and so there's got to be a sense of responsibility and ownership and accountability there. we've got to expand prescriber training. increasing the use of naloxone -- i wanted to make sure i was pronouncing that right, so i talked to the expert -- naloxone -- this is something that if first responders have it can often save quickly the lives of somebody who is having an overdose. so we want to make sure that first responders have a supply of this. we want to make sure that we're getting more physicians certified to provide medication assisted treatment. we then have broadcasters like cbs that are providing airtime for education and awareness. and groups like the nba have committed to running public service announcements about drug abuse. so that's just an example of some of the private sector here. the point is -- and i'm going to end

and the american dental association says kids need to be especially careful with hard and sticky candy. those stay in the mouth longer, prolonging teeth to sugar exposure and they can get stuck between teeth. <" children's teeth are a little bit deeper. they have deeper grooves. they tend to stick a little bit more. obviously it can be hard for them to get it out. " jessica rae: besides brushing and flossing, doctors say kids should drink plenty of water, to help wash out sugar. they also suggest eating candy after dinner, because children will be less hungry. jessica let's check in with for the weather. matt: strong winds are going to be the primary focus for our wednesday. expect gusts near 45 miles per hour this afternoon. the short term with highs near 50 and >>> welcome back to "gma." the site o tonight's big republican showdownwn on the university of colorado campu in boulder. the final preparations as you see being made. maybe not that fast. i the first debate where donald trump is not the front-runner anthose polls ben carson in the lead, a lot at stake for jeb bush looking to

the only one. there was an... an association of african american dentists-- the charles a. drew dental society, all right? >> hinojosa: in houston, in the year... you know, i mean, just because a lot of people don't think of houston as having a strong african american community, necessarily. it's such a latino population now and so mixed, but you were there and there was a big african american community-- still there. >> not one, several. >> hinojosa: many. >> there were several. there were... there were at least four african american high schools-- five-- and there were one to two junior high schools feeding into those... each high school, and there were two to three to four elementary schools feeding into the junior high schools. you see what i'm saying? and in every community, there were professionals. there were doctors, there were dentists, there were attorneys, people owned the grocery stores, people owned things, people had businesses, it was that way, that's the way it was. >> hinojosa: so while there was all of that, you were also growing up at a time when there was segregatio

more than 40 medical groups from the american medical association to the american dental associationare committing to concrete actions. we need to obviously work with the medical community, because they're the front lines on prescribing this stuff. and so there's got to be a sense of responsibility and ownership and accountability there. we've got to expand prescriber training, increasing the use of -- i want to make sure i was pronouncing that right. so i talked to the expert. this is something that, if first responders have it, can often save quickly the lives of somebody who is having an overdose. so we want to make sure first responders have a supply of this. we want to make sure that we're getting more physicians certified to provide medication assisted treatment. we then have broadcasters like cbs that are providing air time for education and awareness. and groups like the nba have committed to running public service announcements about drug abuse. so that's just an example of some of the private sector partnerships that we're forging here. the point is, and i'm going to end wi

more than 40 medical groups from the american medical association, american dental association, are committing to concrete actions and we need to obviously work with the medical community because they're the front lines on prescribing this stuff and so, there's got to be a sense of responsibility and ownership and accountability there. we've got to expand prescriber training. increasing the use of nelaxo? i want to make sure i'm pronouncing that right. this is something that if first responders have it, can often save quickly the lives of somebody who is having an overdose. so, we want to make sure that first responders have a supply of this. we want to make sure that we're getting more physicians certified to provide medication assisted treatment. we then have broadcasters like cbs that are providing air time for education and awareness and groups like the nba have committed to running public service announcements about drug abuse. that's just an example about some of the private sector partnerships we're forging here. the point is, i'm going to end with this. we've all got a role to play. be

. >> reporter: there's no american dental association stamp. they are not sure if the grittiness could damage enamel. study results have proof it's not abrasive and a reminder that it is a stain remover, not a whitether. >> i don't really notice a difference but here's tonya's before and after picture. i wanted to see lightened teeth. >> reporter: we both agreed it does make your mouth feel really clean. >> right out of the dentist or when you just eat a really crisp apple. >> it's weird. >> ic. >>> so how cool is this. this cameraman managed to catch a group of humpback whales playing off the coast of norway. kathy wales says this is a dream for many photographers, just beautiful. >>> sort of puts you in a nice frame of mine. >> very peaceful and relaxing. >> so today, we started out kind of overcast and chilly, but things are changing. >> absolutely. >> we have a cold front and all it's bringing is some clouds and maybe one little sprinkle. now that the clouds are tart bit. that's enough to get us into the 07s and mid-70s this afternoon. i do want to take a look outs

. >> american dental association is not stamping its product because they are in the sure if the grittinessr teeth's enamel. >> that is a a a good point. >> nothing wrong with toothpaste, foulke. >>> is there outrage this morning. >> after a nursing mother looking for a place to pump in the airport she's sent or given option to go to the place where animals relief themselves. >> this happened at washington dulles airport on monday. on a lay over liz cooper, asked for a private spot to pump. the employee direct her to the family bathroom or, pet release center. >> i'm in the looking for free drinks. i don't want a free mail. i don't want your wifi. i want a secure, private location, for 15 minutes to breast milk and i will be on my merry way. >> liz says family bathroom was dirty, and she had in area to pump. that was her choice. so she opted to pull in public in that terminal. united airlines is a pol guying and said they will add a place for nursing mothers at dulles airport. she was direct to the family bathroom. >> yes. >> if it had stalls. >> one at least. >> but she said it was too dir