interior ministry. the french press agency reports the government is launching a public safety campaign urging russians to take safer selfies after nearly 100 people have been injured and dozens killed in accidents involving high risk poses. the signs warn against selfies on train tracks with wild animals, and atop electrical towers just to name a few. if you are now or have ever been a parent to a 15-year-old, you know just how impressionable and fickle they can be. keep that in mind as we tell you about a shocking new policy in one western state that would allow 15-year-olds to have sex change procedures done without parents even knowing about it. here s correspondent dan springer in oregon. reporter: 15-year-olds in oregon can t smoke, give blood or get a tattoo. but now they can get drugs to suppress puberty and even a sex change operation without their parents consent. and the government will pay for
relies upon to craft fegderal regulations. americans are left to wonder what s really going on. you and the agency may believe you re doing things for people but there s a perception out there across the country, whether it s in ag or construction or a variety of places that in all of these rules you re not doing things for people. you re inevitably doing things to people. reporter: meanwhile, 27 states have announced they are suing the epa over a new water rule they argue would give the agency enormous new power over private property. mccarthy said today the rule is about clarifying which water sources are actually subject to regulation. bret? shannon, thank you. still ahead, you will not believe what a 15-year-old is allowed to do in one western state without parental approval or even knowledge. and you re paying for it. first secretary of state john kerry says he ll walk away from the iran nuclear talks unless someone makes the tough decisions.
means. weeks ago the supreme court ruled the agency must consider actual costs when rolling out new federal regulations. mccarthy says it s about a lot more than just dollar signs. you cannot have climate happen and not pay attention to the costs today, the escalating costs tomorrow and the tremendous benefits if you stand up tall and do what is our moral responsibility. reporter: in today s house hearing, democrats argued that low income families are hit hardest by pollution and related health issues. while republicans argued those same families woulden hurt by electricity rate increases, driven up by the growing cost of complying with federal regulations. another key dispute today was over raw scientific data at the root of epa decisions. the agency has refused to release it saying it dud not have the authority to provide raw data that it doesn t produce itself. that is eventually interpreted by scientists who then provide analysis to the epa which it
interior ministry. the french press agency reports the government is launching a public safety campaign urging russians to take safer selfies after nearly 100 people have been injured and dozens killed in accidents involving high risk poses. the signs warn against selfies on train tracks with wild animals, and atop electrical towers just to name a few. if you are now or have ever been a parent to a 15-year-old, you know just how impressionable and fickle they can be. keep that in mind as we tell you about a shocking new policy in one western state that would allow 15-year-olds to have sex change procedures done without parents even knowing about it. here s correspondent dan springer in oregon. reporter: 15-year-olds in oregon can t smoke, give blood or get a tattoo. but now they can get drugs to suppress puberty and even a sex change operation without their parents consent.
relies upon to craft fegderal regulations. americans are left to wonder what s really going on. you and the agency may believe you re doing things for people but there s a perception out there across the country, whether it s in ag or construction or a variety of places that in all of these rules you re not doing things for people. you re inevitably doing things to people. reporter: meanwhile, 27 states have announced they are suing the epa over a new water rule they argue would give the agency enormous new power over private property. mccarthy said today the rule is about clarifying which water sources are actually subject to regulation. bret? shannon, thank you. still ahead, you will not believe what a 15-year-old is allowed to do in one western state without parental approval or even knowledge. and you re paying for it. first secretary of state john kerry says he ll walk away from the iran nuclear talks unless someone makes the tough decisions. [ male announcer ] you w