>> colton. >> colton, come on up here. i want you to help me tell the weather today.his is a cool car huh? i'd i like to have one of these. you want one of these, too? >> yeah. >> you would be boy, the biggest guy on the block if you have one of these. hey, what's the temperature here today? can you see? >> 66.1 fahrenheit. >> that's very good. what about the barometric pressure? >> 29.90. >> that's right. high pressure now beginning to build in and what about is it very windy out here, can you tell? >> uhm -- >> see the winds there? >> 4.1 miles per hour. >> so just a gentle breeze. so are you getting excited for vacation? >> yes. >> me, too! good job on the weather. high five! nice job, colton. stay right there. all right. i wanted to talk to this young lady. she is getting ready for vacation. where are you heading on vacation this year? >> tahoe! >> you're headed to lake tahoe. but what's really your favorite kind of weather? >> uhm, winter. >> winter. and you like the what, the snow? >> yes. >> yes. and we talked about how everybody likes the different kinds of we

. >> here's a big bump, colton. >> reporter: the ball family sets out for an afternoon stroll in asheville, north carolina. troy and her husband charlie moved here from texas ten years ago to save the lives of their oldest boys marshall and colton. in texas their frail constitutions were constantly compromised by the heavy pollen. life in the cool, clean air of the appalachians has agreed with this family, including their youngest, luke. it's also provided a unique business opportunity. >> doesn't it smell good? >> it's like grits. >> it is. it's exactly grits, right. >> reporter: troy ball makes moonshine. you heard that right, corn liquor. >> this is whiskey. you can put your finger right in there and smell it. >> oh, it smells like whiskey. >> and that's hard. >> this is the good stuff? >> that's the good stuff. >> troy got the idea of making moonshine because when they first arrived in asheville, she'd get mason jars full of the stuff as housewarming presents. soon, troy was heading back into the hollers to find out for herself how it was done. >> came home one day and with the pressur

three-year-old twins colton and gunnar chen have been dreading this trip to the doctor but today they're off the hook. thanks odr. sears. no vaccine for another two months. dr. sears tells parents that it's okay to slow down the cds schedule. >> so why do it any credit differently? why watch the kids suffer? >> some babies don't handle the vaccine schedule very well. there are side effects that occur, not very often but side effects do occur. >> such as? >> brain swelling encephalitis, seizure reactions. >> but those are extremely rare right? >> they are, they are very rare but parents don't want to be one of those statistics. >> you have to realize that the persons who are at most risk for these diseases are young kids. and so if you wait till older in life to get vaccinated, you'll get your child vaccinated but you may miss the boat in terms of the highest risk period of time when they could get sick. >> orange county is not the only wealthy area struck by a measles outbreak. the trend is playing out across the country. affluent areas from new york city to san francisco have seen vacci

that believe in vanning scenes dr sears -- vaccines, dr sears offers a variation. 3-year-old defence coltond gunner have been dreading this trip to the doctor. >> i don't want a shot. >> we are not worried. >> today they are off the hook. thanks to dr sears. no vaccine for two months. while most children at their age are fully vaccinated, dr sears tells parents that it's okay to slow down the c.d.c. schedule. why do it differently? because parents have a tough time watching kids suffer. >> some babies don't handle the vaccine schedule, there are side effect that occur. not often, but it does occur. side effects such as? >> brain swelling, enselfa lightize, seizure, rehabilitations. reactions. >> reporter: those are rare. >> parent don't want to be a statistic. >> we have to realise the perps at most risk are -- persons at most risk are young kids. if you wait until older in life to get vaccinated, you'll get the child vaccinated but you may miss the boat in terms of the highest risk of time when they get sick. >> reporter: orange county is not the only healthy area struck by a measles outbr

colton told you? >> told me what? >> i'm colored. >> what color?n raising her own son. it was something new. >> and you keep out of mischief. >> i'll just watch the old tv. >> in the '60s, america was exploding in a way that needed to be reflected on tv. >> stand still! >> "dragnet" came back in the late '60s and friday was now in a very different world than he had been in in the black and white days. and somehow there were the dirty hippies. >> jack web would lecture about the dangers of marijuana smoking and crazy drug culture. >> they're trying to deal with the counter culture but they don't understand it. so it is basically the stereotypes of what the hippies were like. and it plays exactly like that. >> keep your nose out of my purse. >> keep yours out of the acid. next time i will. i missed you, too.ou. hi buddy. mom! awesome! dad!! i missed you. ♪ oh... daddy. chevrolet and its dealers proudly support military appreciation month. with the industry's best military purchase program, for all that have served. padvil pm gives you the healingu at

why doesn't the press revis i had it with bill clinton. 15 years ago, colton said, get over this alreadyia loves sex plus clintons equals ratings. >> the media love to cover sex and the clintons. i'm shocked. >> moving right along, newspapers in el salvador have found a new way to cover news with drones. you won't be seeing that here in the u.s. any time soon. the administration has banned the use of drones for commercial purposes. now this media fail, cnn has been branded, as you know, as the missing plane network and not in a good way, former talk show titan larry king has a problem. >> doing this airplane story, i think i'd have to crack up laughing. how many times can we cover a plane, six weeks, and all we know it made a left turn. >> cnn has done a poll packed with questions that people can't possibly know the answers to. 46% say the malaysian airliner is far from the search sight and 79% think there's no survivor and 57% say terrorists were involved, and, oh, which the bay, 9% believe space aliens and other average space creatures were involved. you heard it here. >> well, we have

charlie, moved here from texas ten years ago to save the lives of their oldest boys, marshall and coltonhall was rushed to a hospital and stopped breathing in an ambulance the year before we moved here and that was kind of the turning point for us. >> this is as healthy as they've ever been. >> reporter: life in the cool, clean air of the appalachians has agreed with this family, including their youngest, luke. it's also provided a unique business opportunity. >> doesn't it smell good? >> it is like grits. >> it is exactly grits. right. >> reporter: troy ball makes moonshine. you heard that right -- corn liquor. >> you can put your finger right in there and smell it. >> it smells like whiskey! >> that's hard. that's hard. >> this is the good stuff. >> that's the good stuff. >> reporter: troy got idea of making moonshine because when they first arrived in asheville, she'd get mason jars full of the stuff as house warming presents. soon troy was heading back into the hollers to find out for herself how it was done. >> came home one day and with the pressure cooker and said to my husband i