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Now to a story every parent with an infant should hear a new report finds a staggering amount of baby food may contain toxins that could negatively impact your baby's development abc's blayne alexander with the alarming details >> reporter: toxic chemicals damaging to baby brains are likely in the food you're feeding your infant according to a new study released today researchers tested 61 brands of baby food purchased right off the shelves from 17 grocery stores 95% of the baby foods they tested contained toxic metals, including arsenic and lead according to the fda, those metals accumulate i...

They were supposed to be there purely to monitor, to provide more support, but not to directly interact with migrants. that was a big no because it violates law to have the military enforcing domestic law. you can think of a lot of reasons throughout history why we have that in place. now they're not necessarily crossing that line, but they're getting really close. they're standing on these raised platforms, and they're able to sort of look at the crowd. if they see violence, if they see someone who looks ill, any behavior problems, they're supposed to call customs and border protection to ale...

Coming. the key headline here is that the thc content, the psycho active substance has gone up 10 to 20% now over the years. it used to be 1 to 3%. when it's 10 to 20% your risk of psychosis is five times what it would be otherwise. >> sandra: fascinating not only to learn that 1 in 14 pregnant women are using marijuana, but women in general using more marijuana. 12% of women, 1 in 8 women in this country are using marijuana. >> i think it has something to do with the point bill just made. we think it's medicinal. people use a lot of things thinking it will make them feel better. they have ach...

I love your stuff on the federalist. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. tell s us why we should be skeptical of socializing day care? >> i think there are two cheap reasons, the first is that's not what mothers want for their families and secondly it's not in the best long-term interest of children. the best research we have on care the more little children are away from their mothers and the earlier they do that and the longer, the more behavior problems they have long-term. also mothers themselves just want to be with their kids. they love them. and they want to spend time with them. so it...

I love your stuff on the federalist. thanks for joining us. tell us why we should be skeptical of socializing day care? >> the first is that's not what mothers want for their families and secondly it's not in the best long-term interest of children. the best research we have on child care the more little children are away from their mothers and the earlier they do that and the longer, the more behavior problems they have long-term. also mothers themselves just want to be with their kids. they love them. it's not good for the health of our society to break the mother-baby bond. we should be do ...