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game show wednesday night on abc. potential flooding has down some campgrounds in yosemite national park officiald snowpack in the sierra nevada is still melting water levels at one bridge reached flood stage on monday, and park authorities are monitoring the situation. health guidance says those looking to lose weight should not use sugar substitutes. the world health organization says the use of non sugar sweeteners does not help people control their weight. long term. although there might be some short term weight loss. the w. h o also found long term sugar substitutes use leads to a meid

mildly increased risk of type two diabetes and heart disease. oh calorie food interest group calls the review misguided jersey lawmakers in a fight with apple, he says, an issue with one of the tech giant's most popular products has caused parents a level of control. this morning. a congressman from new jersey is warning parents about a parental control glitch on the iphone. it's been open season for our kids in the apple world . congressman josh got, heimer says a bug in apple's software can automatically turn off the parental controls. those are the controls that prevent kids from viewing explicit content and got heimer says iphone settings that limit screen time are also not functioning. as promised. few months ago, i started hearing from parents that apple screen time parental controls weren't working properly. they kept randomly resetting after parents set them. then we checked and we had the same issue with our kids. time and again, including by the way this morning and reset again. it comes as data shows children ages, 8 to 12 in

the us spend 4 to 6 hours a day watching or using screens for teens. it's up to nine hours a day, far more than what experts recommend, timer says. apple confirmed it's aware of the issues but provided no clear timeline for a fix, dragging their feet. developing effective parental controls for their addictive products. turning a profit. cannot be more important than protecting our children. got heimer says he's sending apple a letter this week demanding answers on when the glitches will be fixed. apple did not respond to our requests for comments. sometimes we come to rely on these phones so much that we might not even check that it. you know, it's still working properly. and so parents might not realize that their kids can actually see these things. they shouldn't be saying the stats there for yourself. this is addicting nine hours a day for some teenagers all screen time. comp nean creved a woman idistress accused of killing his wife, who's been missing since

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continues tonight on abc. cameras captured a coast guard rescue in the pacific northwest . the helicopter responded to a call of a woman in distress in the waters of a beach near the washington border sunday, a rescue swimmer swam out to help . then they were hoisted into the coast guard chopper. both are okay now to the man in colorado, accused of killing his wife after she disappeared on mother's day three years ago. now speaking out for the first time since charges were dropped against him. here's a b cs aerial reshef. an abc news exclusive. very more few, the man accused of killing his wife , suzanne, after she disappeared on mother's day in 2020, speaking only to abc after first degree murder and tampering with evidence charges were dropped against him. barry and their daughters, macy and mallory, say his life has been ruined by false accusations. what have these last three years been like for you? very very sad.

confusing. just so traumatic. like literally. i was a nightmare. did you have anything to do with the disappearance of your wife? absolutely not. barry filing a $15 million civil suit against prosecutors, the sheriff and several investigators. so i know that 15 million is a huge number. but i don't think that in my mind that covers any of the damage that's happened to barry and the girls if they would just look for suzanne, outside of where they hypothesized very could have possibly buried her remains. they could find her. prosecutors say they dropped the charges, hoping for additional evidence believing they were close to finding suzanne's body. prosecutors say suzanne was having an affair preparing to leave barry after he found out and disappeared shortly after

texting barry. i'm done what was your first thought? hurt was it broke? my heart was broken. didn't believe it. the dhs believed that they had their guy. and they believe that there is a mountain of evidence against you. there's just not suzanne's body. they're wrong. they're they've got tunnel vision. and they looked at one person. and they've got too much pride. to say they're wrong and look somewhere else, county sheriff's office and the d a, saying that they cannot comment on pending litigation or an ongoing investigation. authorities tell abc news that barry moore few is still a suspect in his wife's disappearance, and they're not ruling out future charges. aerial rush f abc news new york are thanks to aerial russia there coming up next. wait, what? that is next. you're watching world news now.

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