; (iv) access to bathroom facilities and hygiene items, including soap, feminine hygiene products, toothpaste, toothbrushes and towels, and, in the case of any child in such custody for more than 24 hours, showers; (v) a pillow, linens, and sufficient blankets to rest at a comfortable temperature; (vi) in the case of any child in such custody for more than 12 hours, access to a bed and adequate bedding; and (vii) a location to sleep with lights dimmed; (D) both— (i) are offered food at the time at which the Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection obtains custody of the child; and (ii) receive adequate nutrition, including not fewer than 3 daily meals that include fruits or vegetables; (E) have a safe and sanitary living environment; (F) in the case of any child in such custody for more than 24 hours, have access to daily recreational programs and activities, including access to recreational time outdoors; (G) have regular access to legal services and consular officials in person and telephonically; and (H) are permitted to make supervised video conference calls, if available, and supervised phone calls to family members. (k) Ensuring children have access to legal rights (1) In general The Secretary shall ensure that each child, on apprehension, is provided— (A) an interview and screening with a child welfare professional as described in subsection (d); and (B) a video orientation and oral and written notice, in a language understood by the child, of the rights of the child under the Immigration and Nationality Act ( 8 U.S.C. 1101 et seq.), including— (i) the right to relief from removal; (ii) the right to— (I) confer with counsel under section 292 of such Act ( 8 U.S.C. 1362 ); and (II) have access to family or friends while in the temporary custody of the Department