making news in america this morning, new outbreak growing concerns about the number of kids with measles across the country. with more cases expected plus babies too young for the vaccine now being diagnosed. targeting isis. jordan unleashing its wrath on islamic militants hitting back with a barrage of bombs. the revenge for an executed pilot. extreme weather from coast to coast. temperatures in the single digits? the east as the west braces for possibly severe flooding. we are tracking it all. touching moment going viral. a teenager goes to target for a tie and leaves with important life lessons.

well good friday morning to you. we begin with the newest outbreak of measles at a day-care center affecting infants too young for the vaccine vaccine. >> here now bazi kanani. >> reporter: the measles at another day care five babies diagnosed with the disease at this center outside chicago. other children possibly exposed. >> many of them are under the age necessary to receive their first vaccination. >> reporter: another 14 kids quarantined in santa monica k5i68, after a case of the measles at their day care. these new cases on top of the 102 confirmed cases of measles across the country this year. the rising number prompting a push to get more kids vaccinated. >> we should not wait for more children to sicken or die before we act. >> reporter: california lawmakers proposing to eliminate the personal beliefs exemption for parents who refuse to vaccinate their kids. it's one of 19 states that allow

parents to opt out. a new study finds in most of those states fewer than 90% of preschoolers get the measles vaccine. >> whether our kids or vaccinated but if they're going to be around other children they should keep them all safe. >> reporter: one of the nation's largest autism advocacy groups is weighing in. autism speaks saying vaccines do not cause autism. we urge that all children be fully vaccinated. >> for them to say the question is over vaccines don't cause autism get vaccinated is a big step very helpful. >> reporter: most of the measles cases in the u.s. this year are linked to that outbreak at disneyland. others are linked to international travel. health officials don't yet know the source of the latest outbreak near chicago. bazi kanani, abc news, washington. turn overseas to the escalation of attacks on isis. the king dodge of jordan is saying this is just the beginning. >> launched new air strikes against isis after the mill

taventss burned to death one of its pilots. the sites in syria and iraq and included training enters and weapons storage. u.s. aircraft were involved in the missions but only in a support role. some breaking news this morning in the investigation of this week's plane crash in taiwan. investigators say the black boxes reveal the pilot reported a problem just five seconds after takeoff. >> and less than a minute later the plane's fateful mayday call was made. four more victims were found raising the death toll to 35. >> hamish macdonald had an up-close look at the taxi that was clipped by the plane's wing. >> this cartels the incredible story of survival for two people that were involved in this crash. these people weren't on the plane, obviously they were in a taxi traveling on the highway. we saw those incredible images of the plane as it clipped the highway on the way down and also happened to clip this car and

you can see where the wing smashed into it. the forensic investigator told us if the car was any further forward, if it was any lower to the ground it would probably have been destroyed or potentially flipped right over. as it was, though the air bag popped the driver was okay. he's in hospital. the passenger who was sitting in the back also survived. there are so many phenomenal stories that have emerged from this particular crash but for the people that were inside this taxi it was a very lucky escape indeed. hamish macdonald abc news taipei. >> we turn back to weather now in this country. the eastern part of the u.s. locked in a deep freeze this morning with windchills plunging well below zero. winter weather advisories posted from the ohio valley to new england. lows of just 9 in new york and a bone-chilling minus 4 in boston. another round of snow moves in over the weekend. meanwhile the west is getting swamped by a soaking storm. that's rain on the camera if you can make this out overnight in

seattle after weeks of no rain scrambling to get sandbags in the san francisco bay area. over a foot of rain could fall but not enough for drought-stricken california. it will be felt across the wide region. stephanie olmo has the latest. >> well another storm is approaching this area bringing in some heavy rain across the northwest region. 1 to 2 inches is expected. seattle, down to portland towards the coastal areas could receive 2 to 4 inches. also with the storm system some strong winds behind this. do expect delays on i-5. could see delays and cancellations. now it is expanding as far south into northern central parts of california. good news for them. much of the state in extreme to exceptional drought. under the gun is yreka, california. meanwhile, across the northeast can't break away from the coal. another cold one across the area. factor in the winds and it'll feel much colder. look at the actual temperatures.

new york 25. so below freezing. reena and t.j. back to you. a quiet florida neighborhood is cleaning up after a wild storm. a twister touched down in boca raton taking residents by surprise. winds hit 90 miles an hour,age daed homes and cars and the national weather service confirmed it was an ef-1 tornado. latest on that deadly commuter train near new york city. federal investigators say the warning systems all appeared to be functioning properly before the train hit an suv on the tracks. funeral services are being held for the driver of that suv. investigators say ellen brody was on the track for about half a minute before the truck struck. >> 39 seconds before the train occupied the crossing the flashing lights illuminated and the crossing arms activated. >> they'll look at her cell records to see if she might have been distracted at the time. china may be to blame for

the big cyberattack on anthem the nation's second largest health insurer. the data breach is similar to other operations by chinese hackers. up to 80 million people may have been affected. they gained access to social security numbers, employments in, addresses, no evidence medical information was compromised, however. well another event has been added to the pope's fall trip to america. he'll address congress. john boehner announced francis will become the first pope ever to speak before a joint meeting of congress. the speech will take place on thursday september 24th. francis will also be making stops at the white house, philadelphia, and here in new york. how do we convince him to come on set. >> shouldn't be too hard. give him our names and we should be good. you're going to be seeing a lot of red today, a lot of clothing in red today. >> it's wear red day, a reminder from the american heart association about heart disease in women. heart attacks and strokes kill

one in three women and it's preventible in four out of cases through diet and exercise. >> not just people wearing red today. it's also well-known landmarks as you see there. the empire state building wearing red, as well. >> important day. coffee and cancer the connection between drinking a cup of joe and reducing the risk of getting the deadly disease. >> police accused of beating a man then lying about what happened and how some detective work from the victim's girlfriend led to the officer's arrest. plus not so fast. a man thinks he hit a jumbo jackpot but one state's lottery says it's not paying up.

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it's the first friday of the month. that means the government will be out with its monthly jobs report this morning. estimates are that employers added about 230,000 jobs in january. a positive sign for job growth the labor department said the number of people applying for unemployment benefits remained near historic lows. well after nearly 100 years in business radio shack has filed for bankruptcy. the electronics retailer plans to close half of its 4,000 stores. the rest sold to its largest shareholder, a hedge fund that struck a deal with sprint to take over those locations. if approved it would double the number of sprint stores. the state of minnesota has stopped accepting tax returns from one of the most popular online preparation services. officials fear that the security of turbotax might have been compromised. the state heard from two taxpayers who logged on to turbotax only to find a return had already been filed in their

name. the irs is likely to throw tom brady for a loss after the super bowl. the patriots qb is going to have to pay income tax on the $97,000 bonus for playing on the winning team. that could be as much as 42,000 and that pickup truck which he won for being the game's mvp, he's giving it away which means he'll be liable for both income tax and gift tax, almost two-thirds of the estimate $34,000 value. >> that's what? is it a shame? >> a shame. the gift tax. he was just trying to help him out. >> it's tom brady. i think he might be okay. >> don't cry for him argentina. men and botox. more guys are starting to get the wrinkle reducer but not on their faces. >> that's interesting. wicked wipe out. an olympic champion suffering a nasty crash putting his career

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two similar incidents in drought-stricken southern california last night. a driver running over a fire hydrant creating a geyser of water near los angeles. power lines also brought down delaying crews from trying to turn it off. less than 0 miles away the same thing happened. a college student who pulled an all-nighter created that geyser by falling asleep behind the wheel and crashing into a fire hydrant. >> a turn to look at your morning road conditions flash freezing from the pacific northwest to the san francisco bay area. snow covered mountain passes in the sierra nevada. still slick across parts of the upper midwest and northern new england. flying weather-related airport delays only expected in san francisco thanks to all that rain. u.s. coast guardsman is in custody after a deadly attack in massachusetts. >> police say adrian loya shot two colleagues on cape cod

killing one of the women and wounding the other. he is also accused of setting a car on fire to hamper police planting fake bombs and wounding a police officer. he's been ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation. well two philadelphia police officers are under arrest after a case of brutality caught on camera. surveillance video shows the two officers attacking rogge ji riviera with fists and batons. this is what he looked like afterwards. prosecutors say the two officers beat riviera without prove kag and then falsely arrested him. the surveillance tape was discovered by his girlfriend after she doubted the police version of effects. conflicting reports about bobbi kristina. some say her family has been told there's no hope and it's time to take her off life support. her family though denies that excuse me but won't give any details about her condition. brown was found face down in her bathtub last week. you remember her mother, whitney houston, was found dead in a

bathtub three years ago this month. another report out showing the possible benefits of coffee the new study says having a third of coffee -- a third cup may decrease the risk of uterine cancer. women who drank three cups a day had an 18% lower risk than those who drank less than a cup a day but the researchers caution there may be other factors at work here. bode miller recovering from surgery in a hospital right now. he crashed yesterday in an event in colorado. miller just had surgery for a herniated disc in november and tweeted out a picture saying out of successful surgery for a severed hamstring tendon. feeling lucky. things could have been way worse. one of the nba's most high-profile players is hopping mad at one of the league's two female referees. >> yeah the reason why we get from our guys at espn. >> good morning from here in los angeles. time for your "sportscenter" update along with neil everett. cavaliers still looking good. >> exciting moment, stan.

clippers/cavs, kevin love has not been shooting well during the streak. he had ten points in the first quarter, lebron james can jump higher than you can. the clippers were down 32 at one point. just a no-show. and then the chris paul got into a beef with a female ref and that's a story in itself. the cavs win. woo he got usc and cal. great finish here 4.9 seconds to go. sc up. mclaughlin misses a free wall. wallace's got it. two defenders on him but he knocks down a three at the buzzer. another look at that from tyrone wallace. hold 'em, bears. get the win, 70-69. a little bit of madness in

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we start with a battle over winnings in a new mexico lottery game in that's the scratchoff ticket that a man bought. he needed to match the top with the bottom and said he's a winner and a lawsuit he filed claims he's owed more than half a million dollars. >> officials claiming the 1s in the circle up top there are misprints. his attorney argues it's time to pay up folks. >> we believe the statute is very clear that the game is about matching numbers. he matched those numbers. they need to pay or basically they're cheaters. >> the state lottery says the evidence of those misprints is that a code on the ticket kays the 1s should be 12 and an 18. the second digit appearing just as a tiny smudge. >> we'll see. jury is still out. a poignant moment of human kindness captured on camera going viral. >> a teenager he walked into a raleigh, north carolina, store, to buy a neck tie but got a

whole lot more heading to a job interview and a shopper snapped a photo as the target worker stopped to help him with the tie. >> we took the wrapping off it and i tied it on my neck and fit it over his head and adjusted it and tightened it and buttonedal his collar buttons and they were set to go. >> they joined in for an i promty advice session, what to do what to say to get the job. some so moved they started crying as they sent him off. no word yet on how the interview turned out but, hey, he got something out of this no matter what. >> target is one of my favorite stores. i didn't know you get therapy too. >> i'm going. somebody should have told me. i need some help. you think seahawks coach pete carroll is taking seahawks's last-minute loss hard he said he cried about what he calls the worst result of a play call ever but that's nothing as seahawks family said that interception killed him. >> yeah the last line of an obituary reads, we blame the

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> good friday morning at 4:28. thanks for joining us. i am kristen sze. >> i am eric thomas with leyla gulen. meteorologist mike nicco is were watching the rain. where is it? >> there is a light shower possible across the bay from the san rafael bridge to 237 and otherwise it is sprinkles for most of us until you get to the north by. you can see the rain around santa rosa. this is all moving southwest to northeast so the batch off the sonoma and marin county coast is headed for your neighborhood. winds are manageable. they were from 15 in santa rosa to 18 at san jose but with the intensity of rain it will pick up. it is wet the next 12 hours and the heavy rain is from 10:00

until 4:00 from the north to south bay. >> the commute will be tougher and tougher? >> yes. so far it is quiet before the storm. the bay bridge toll plaza shows how dry it is with nice conditions from the east bay to san francisco. on the san mateo bridge the drive is moving along fin with no delays or accidents to report. expect the wet roads so be careful with hydroplaning. >> we want to get to breaking news, an unexpectederly morning wake-up call on the peninsula. we have pulled up the map and showing a 3.1 took place in redwood city. this happened at 3:45 centered along farm hill all there is a popular park near

there with no reports of damage or injury. however, i talked with someone who lives in the neighbor and they said it felt like an like a huge van hit the house. there is no damage to the fire station but only 3.1. >> the other big story the rain is hitting the north bay and some residents have serious flooding concerns. amy hollyfield has the latest >> we decided to head north to experience the storm from the north. the streets here are wet. they had the rain. we got here moments ago. we have a sprinkle or two but the brunt has not hit yet. we will be here throughout the morning to show you what it is like and the conditions. we are told in the n