separate studies said lifetime risk of obesity is established by age 5. it s the fourth anniversary of first lady michele obama s let s move initiative combat childhood obesity. she now wants new rules on food advertisements in schools. later this hour i ll talk with a doctor who specializes in obesity prevention. general motors is expanding its recall over a deadly safety problem that can cause cars to abruptly shut off while be driven. the automaker says nearly 1.4 million vehicles may be affected and it s linking 13 deaths to that problem. christine romans is in new york with more on this. good morning. reporter: carol, this is a much bigger recall than gm first announced, about double and, in fact, this was deadlier. this problem in this vehicle deadlier than gm first told us. 13 deaths directly linked to this ignition switch problem. it could be something as simple as having a heavy key chain that as it jangles the ignition switch pops from run to accessory mode, the car stops
10, 11 years old. it s showing us the kids that are 2 now, 2 to 5 years old actually are not as obese. we re preventing obesity. this is important because when you re 5 years old if you re overweight you re more like try to be obese as an adult. obese kids are obese adid you say. i like to tell me obesity is what obesity does really. it s the things that come with obesity. the conditions that cause heart attacks, stroke, diabetes, high blood pressure, cancer, bone and joint disease. we know this is really a big deal for our future generations. so you also said that wow we now know how to prevent obesity. really, we do? we do. the point is when we look at why this might be happening, it boils down to the two thing that we know changes weight. it s what we eat, and activity. first lady michele obama and that whole initiative let s move