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Previous limit was 3.2 beer. it's the first change to the state's beer alcohol limit since the end of prohibition. all right. there you go. ainsley? ainsley: thank you, steve. a new health warning for moms to be, exposure to the popular pain medicine acetaminophen may increase a child's risk for getting adhd or autism according to this new study from john hopkins university. here with more is fox news medical contributor dr. nicole saphier and also a mother of three. hey, nicole. >> good morning. ainsley: this is pretty scary when i was pregnant they said you can have tylenol which is acetamin...

Congratulations. you're going to get a copy of brian's new book "george washington and the secret six." a great read. speaking of books. there is a new one creating a lot of controversy this morning. the author, dr. richard sauce, says adhd doesn't exist. quote, let me be clear, he says the premise of this book is not a single individual, not even the person who finds it close to impossible or pay attention or sit still is afflicted by the disorder called adhd as we define it today, end quote. is he right? joining us is child and adolescent psychiatrist and medical director for, dr. andrew g...

In the middle of getting the original immunization series they are at big risk for the disease, i want everyone, adults to get the booster and the vaccine. >> wash your hands and get the vaccination. >> eric: and ask your doctor and also something to talk to the doctors about, adhd, a growing sign of that in adults, and we don't know they have it. what should people look out for. >> 9 million people have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. first ask, does my kid have it, 10% of kids have it and it runs in families, adults may not call it adhd but may not be focusing or may not laugh a gr...

So that's what i do. i print dreams, baby. [whispering] big dreams. >> this is a really important story for parents out there. if a young child is acting up, is it adhd or is it just a case of being immature? a new study of a million kids, age 6 to 12, found that the youngest kids in the class were almost 40% more likely to be diagnosed with adhd so are doctors jumping the gun when it comes to diagnosing kids? here to break it down for us, fox news medical a team dr. marc siegel. good morning. >> good morning, gretchen. >> that's an alarming statistic that the younger kids in the class end up ...