vaccine. when you hear it's 20% or so, give or take, efficiency, what can we do to help make sure that you have the tools to make that efficiency much better? i know flu vaccine -- you know, flu mutates. it's really a challenge. we would hope we could do better than 20%. i would be glad to see what congress can do to help the agencies be able to do a better job. >> doctor, if you want to start. >> sure. i can start and suspect -- pass it along. the people represented here, institutions have been working closely together to improve influenza vaccine, both the pandemic and future vaccines that might be even better. from the cdc perspective, more viruses from more places we have charactered really well gives us information that can lead to better vaccine viruses that we can then turn over to fda to make sure they're okay and to industry to produce. maybe so sustaining that strong surveillance around the world, including new approaches at home with the minority strains we have and then sequenced f

there were widespread rumors the vaccine would cause hiv, infertility in women, that the polio vaccine was a western conspiracy. without the campaign, the virus took off. a few cases quickly spreading into hundreds across africa. next, what it took for the vaccine program to finally take hold. and what the rest of the world can learn from nigeria. ♪ nothing artificial. just real roasted turkey. carved thick. that's the right way to make a good turkey sandwich. the right way to eat it? is however you eat it. panera. food as it should be. >>> 1950s america. the post war economy brought on by the famous baby boom and unbridled optimism in the american dream. but there was also a dangerous epidemic afoot. every summer during the so-called polio season, the hopes of new parents would take a backseat to their fears of the disease. hospital wards were filled with iron lungs, insurance companies selling polio policies for newborns and public pools were closed for the season. at its height in 1952, polio would infect nearly 60,000 children in the united states. more than 20,000 were left paraly

vaccines. while we can't predict how effective this season's flu vaccines will be the combination of this vaccine was updated from the '14-'15 one to better match circulating viruses and global data available right now suggest that vaccination with northern him miss fe hem miss fear should offer protection against the majority of viruses. i could speak at length about the significant improvements we've made to the influenza program over the last decade. instead i'll describe what cdc learned from the past season and what we've done to improve our ability to rapidly detect, respond and prevent flu. first we continue to work toward better detection of influenza viruses. and overcome challenges in characterizing h3n2 viruses. we're implementing new testing paradigms where we perform sequencing first on all specimens received for characterization. this gives actionable dater quicker than before and we're working with public health partners to transfer the technology to them reducing processing time

pandemic flu vaccine? >> we have stock piles for h 5 n 1 and -- >> some of those are 10 years old, correct? >> and we're testing those recognize now to see whether or thought they're still good but the poetancy are good. >> so, let's say we had a new strain of avian flu or other pandemic flu, how long would it take us to develop those vaccines then? >> for h1n1, it took about -- 2013, we broke a record by several weeks and we now have more tools that we can do it faster. >> so, what you think you could go down to 20 weeks? >> our assprational goal is to have the vaccine in four months. >> so, the problem is, of course, which we all understand, is if you see a pandemic flu, four months is going to be a long time to try to develop a new vaccine. are there ways you think with our support we could get that even shorter? >> certainly if we could keep these manufacturers going, then we have a greater chance to have those available and make larger predominance of those vaccines available, both seasonal and b pand

the vaccine can give you local irritation at the site of where the vaccine was given.it can make people feel a little achy but it does not give you the flu. shouldn't be a dramatic illness after the vaccine. >> doctor, what about the length between the vaccine and the syndrome, is there any link? >> estimates are 1 out of 1 million vaccine doses might be associated. >> might be? >> might be, right. it's really a very rare event. actually, some people don't even know it's associated with flu, illness itself, more than the vaccine. >> we get these vaccinations every single year. why doesn't our body build any immunity to it? >> it does build immunity and lasts through the season but tends to fade with time. so, we really need to do an annual vaccine because the virus changes and because our response fades over time. >> who shouldn't get a vaccine? >> under 6 months of age. that's about it. >> that's it. that's a very easy guideline to follow. ages 6 months and up, vaccines. >>> dr. ellen o'connor. doctors say it's not too late to get vaccinated. >>> your thanksgiving mea

, and possible side effects from the vaccine. >> one of the bigger reactions from the vaccine there's risk of fainting. so to me the side effects that the vaccination may have, um, are not as severe as the developing cancer. >> reporter: right. >> we never pressure somebody into vaccines that, you know, they don't want. >> reporter: she says, how parents talk about it with their child depends on timing and the relationship you've already built with them. >> the sooner the better especially when, um, they're at this age. you can talk to them a lot easier. >> are you excited about going on your trip today. >> reporter: and his take on all this grown-up stuff? >> yeah, i'm like whatever mom says. >> reporter: he has now completed the series of three shots over six months. girls have until age 26 to be vaccinated. heterosexual males age out at 21. bisexual and homosexual males have until age 26 to get the vaccine. joyce evans, fox 29 news. >>> still ahead on this fox 29 special report, your health, keeping your brain young. the type of diet researchers say will do it next. >>> plus, going

vaccination may not protect everyone., if you hopped around the clock, ask your doctor or pharmacist about fluzone high-dose. fluzone high-dose vaccine. >> back with "inside story." the franklin & marshall college poll hot off the presses right here, g. terry madonna. >> you got it. >> we're gonna throw up some full screens, and there's a lot of information here, but we're gonna do some bottom lines at the same time. a lot of people think that the state's on the wrong track. well, why not? because, well, the budget hasn't even been passed. >> you got it. you got it. >> now, you found that more voters are blaming the state legislature than governor wolf with that. >> yeah, and that's starting to change. the longer it goes on, the more pain voters feel, the governor will eventually feel considerably more heat. >> 36% -- excellent job for tom wolf. >> that's dropping. >> okay. i thought this was interesting. voters support higher taxes on smokeless tobacco, natural gas tax, oh, but don't raise my income tax or make me pay fo

david got his vaccine. now, because of customer privacy they couldn't provide more details on his case, but they did say that providers s ietimes don't have enough supply on hand and that reordering could cause a delay. they also added that they're not aware of any of their 1.3 million members in new york having any difficulty getting the shingles vaccine or again, we're happy he got his vaccine. >> problem solved. what lesson can any of us take from this? >> there seems to be some communication, david, the health provider and the insurance company. if david had received the vaccine before checking it was covered, it is possible he could have received a bill and maybe he would have paid it because he didn't know. the best advice is to do what he did, check with both the provider and the insurance company to make sure that any medicine, treatment or procedure is covered under a particular policy. that's key to make sure it's under your policy. sometimes certain policies will cover it. in this case, it seemed

except the flu vaccine. in part because the mandate does not apply to everyone. >> there are 11,000 licensed -- the only price for 2,000 of them. their are also 20,000 legally exempt day care providers in new york city. this flu dictate doesn't apply to them. >> reporter: the city released this statement, quote, we are confident that the board of health has the authority to require flu vaccinations which protect children and the broader public from serious illness. claims once we are served with a lawsuit. and health experts aren't telling us flew in children makes them sicker and more contagious for a longer period of time. linda schmidt, fox 5 news. >> i you upset with folks who are suing? >> the anti vaccine people, i don't know. is my opinion, i don't get the anti vaccine. they are trying to make this stretch of a link that has not been proven by any stretch of the imagination and generally i would say vaccines make kids safer and healthier. juliet: ben simmoneau. ben: let me know what you think. i have

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vaccination may not protect everyone.so, if you hopped around the clock, ask your doctor or pharmacist about fluzone high-dose. fluzone high-dose vaccine. >> paul: unfortunately, the fire is burning hotter and faster than we anticipated. so you know what we're up against. we've got to get everybody out as quickly and efficiently as possible. i don't want any heroes here. i want efficient workforce. don't get hurt. let's get on it. [ static crackles ] yeah, dylan. what? is that you? go ahead. >> dylan: yeah. nikki and victoria were evacuated to memorial. the chopper's on its way back to the tower to pick up some more people. >> paul: all right. keep it up and -- and keep me posted. and, listen, this needs to go fast. >> dylan: roger that. >> nick: mom and vick are okay. thanks for that, paul. >> paul: okay. well, you can thank me by getting out of here and joining your family at memorial. >> nick: i still have family up there, and i'm not leaving till i see they're okay. my mom needs to hear dad's okay. >> paul: i know, ni

and rubella vaccine... this is to help reduce the read of mumps both on campuss and across all of iowa. the university's medical director says students under 25 who live in close quarters and who rticipate in group activities are mos likely to get mumps... the diiector also says most students have already gotten their first and second dose of the mumps vaccine... but it's important dhat they get the third.. they say you shhuld get the first annsecond dose if you have not already.. we've got you covered... amanda gilbert... kwwl news. there are multiple chances for students to get this vaccine. we've got a list of those on our websitee kwwl dot com. remember -- there's no charge. leaders at the university of missouri are meeting today. the university is dealing with a firestorm right now. at least 30 football players are joining several student groups .. protestitig the way ttey say the school's president has handled issues of racism at the school. the board of curators is not saying why they're meeting toda

vaccination may not protect everyone.so, if you hopped around the clock, ask your doctor or pharmacist about fluzone high-dose. fluzone high-dose vaccine. >>> i'm john clark from comcast sports net. the nfc east, the eagles moved closer to first place on their bye week. the cowboys are losing to the seahawks 10-6 in the second half. giants crazy offense in new orleans. saints down. less than a minute left. that's brees' seventh touchdown of the game. tie e tied. it's picked up by willy snead. the former punter for the eagles holds him down by the face mask. that is a big penalty. that gives the saints a chance to kick the game-winning field goal. wow. saints beat the giants 52-49. the third most combined points in nfl history. eli manning had six touchdown passes, but the giants dropped to 4-4, the eagles 3-4, just a half game back now. the birds should be able to have a winning november. they go to dallas next sunday night. then host the florida team, dolphins and bucs and finish the month at detroit. none of those teams

the flu vaccine acts -- absolutely does not cause the flu. there are lots of reasons people think that, but when we have done large studies, we look at who got the vaccine and who did, the same number of people tend to get the potential side effects if you get other viruses that cause, for example a runny nose or headache or low-grade temperature, you might take it was from the flu vaccine. but again, there is no, the flu vaccine does not cause the flu. it's important to protect yourself from the flu by getting the vaccine. it's one of the best protections we have.>> let's talk about prevention measures. my son learned to sneeze into your chicken wing, not your hands. >> i like the chicken wing analogy. i haven't heard that before. a lot of issues to always cough or sneeze into our hands. it is a good preventive measures to not coffin do something that will touch of the things like doorknobs and handles, high touch surfaces. washing your hands very well or using hand sanitizer, covering your cough with your elbow with your chicken wing or kle

vaccination may not protect everyone. so, if you hopped around the clock, ask your doctor or pharmacist about fluzone high-dose. >>> a rabbit going for a ride. on the blue line. they reminded to keep their animals in the cages when riding >> i would be afraid he would hop away, maybe he hopped on himself, maybe. >> i don't know. >> it was a nice day to be out and about. >> a great day all the animals were out enjoying this day and the big ones, too. >> you think he would be on the grass chewing it up instead of on the t. can you imagine seeing that. a beautiful day. you know cooler than yesterday. a lot cooler but still. officially the high temperatures will go down into the mid-to-upper 60s. 67 in boston. dependent feel that warm the to midnight last night. so a lots of the warmth overnight faded away this afternoon. we made it into the 60s. right now we are at 56 degrees. it is cooler than what we had yesterday temperatures into the 70s and the late evening hours. and the 60s. wind out of the west. a bit on the breezy s

vaccination may not protect everyone.so, if you hopped around the clock, ask your doctor or pharmacist about fluzone high-dose. fluzone high-dose vaccine. >> coming up on "eyewitness news" at 5:00 more people taking prescription medications and they're taking more of them. health reporter stephanie stahl tells us what researchers are blaming in a alarming new report. that's coming up coming up at a. and it is around 07 degrees today. there might be great day to go out, hit the golf course. of course, i'm not recommending trying this. it is michael furor of dallas, texas, now holds the records for driving a golf ball with a -- check this out. it is 22 feet, six and three quarters inches long. they do say everything is big nerve texas. well, he drove that ball about 70 yards in the air. andand i am ashamed to admit tht that's right than some of my drives. >> well, that's "eyewitness news" for now, i'm todd quinones, for justin, all of us here, thanks for watching. >> "eyewitness news" at 5:00. we're always on line. >> the y

vaccination may not protect everyone., if you hopped around the clock, ask your doctor or pharmacist about fluzone high-dose. fluzone high-dose vaccine. for district attorney in montgomery county... kevin steele, first assistant d.a. with a 98% conviction rate and tough sentences for sexual predators. or bruce castor, a former d.a. who refused to prosecute bill cosby. castor said, "we don't charge people for making a mistake or doing something foolish." many more victims came forward, and castor admitted he could have used their testimony against cosby but castor didn't even try. bruce castor was not looking out for the victims. >> mariah: okay, you guys, let's get up for the parade. come on. line up. no? okay, hi, mr. robot, do you mind getting your head out of your laptop so you can help me out here? >> kevin: give me just a second. >> mariah: really? >> billy: hey. so is this the drop-off for the parade? >> mariah: oh. more -- more kids. that's -- that's great. >> kevin: way to inspire confidence in the people trusting

does bar all designs defects lawsuits against vaccine administrative reviews vaccine administrative reviews that can't be sued while mandatory vaccination laws are enacted across the country for unavoidablely save products studying study after study the vaccination compensation program that replaced our to my right is system is failing stanford university is case university are the u.s. government accountability law - >> and yet the fund has paid out over $3 billion for vaccine injury and deaths and there is nearly $5 billion in the fund now. >> please wrap up. >> so i want to close by saying please communicate with the people of san francisco about what sb 277 means because so many people do not know they have until december 31st if they're concerned about the legal aspects of this law and please, please have some public hearing if anyone is interested ♪ organization we're here representing sf free 2016 and a g mail.org >> thank you we're move on to general public comment folks that are here on the map subsequently all one block of time i'll allot 45 minutes roughly one minute each

vaccination may not protect everyone.so, if you hopped around the clock, ask your doctor or pharmacist about fluzone high-dose. fluzone high-dose vaccine. >>> this is the xfinity sportsdesk brought to you by xfinity. your home for the most live sports. danny pommells with you again. birds and boys, four days from at action. who will be in, who will be out for the eagles? we know one guy who will be in the eagles' face all day long. here's john clark. >> reporter: this is a must-win game for the eagles heading to dallas. they do not want to go 1 and 3 in the division, and hey this is a cowboys team that is a mess. they've lost five in a row without tony romo. what a beautiful day for eagles practice today, but there's no jason peters or d'amico ryans out there. the eagles have a luxury inside linebacker, alonzo's returning, michael kendricks and jordan hicks as well. d'amico is questionable. if the offensive line doesn't have peters, look out. you'll see a lot of greg hardy all across the offensive line. they love moving h

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vaccination may not protect everyone.so, if you hopped around the clock, ask your doctor or pharmacist about fluzone high-dose. fluzone high-dose vaccine. >>> happening today officials in chicago are expected to release conclusive results of a death investigation involving a police officer, the case is now being called a suicide. the death of officer charles gliniewicz prompted a man hunt. the 52-year-old radioed on september 1 that he was chasing three men on foot. officers found his body. further investigation revealed the officer died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound from his own gun. the officer's family members are dismissing the suggestion of suicide. >> 4:46 now. we have new information and new video from that deadly crash of a russian jetliner in egypt. look at these new images from the site. u.s. intelligence detected an infrared heat flash at the jet's last known location saturday. but they say they detected no evidence of a missile strike. it also said that none of the passengers or crew showed up on a terrori

vaccination may not protect everyone. so, if you hopped around the clock, ask your doctor or pharmacist about fluzone high-dose. >>> serious charges for one college student. >>> a man is recovering after being stabbed during a violent home invasion in broxton. >>> wild weather in georgia. heat and humid made for a deadly combination after some runners were forced out of a marathon. >>> this is "7 news today in new england." >>> welcome back. i'm jeff fehr eagan. >> i'm chris anderson. we'll go to chris lambert with a check of our weekend forecast. noticeably cooler today, chris. >> notably brighter as well, so we take that with the cooler weather, chris. about 10 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. 49 in boston, 44 in worcester. the breeze is with us occasional gusts 20 to 25 miles per hour out of the northwest. the day as well. tons of sunshine, satellite and radar composite looks like a blank map here in massachusetts picking up no rain, no clouds out there on the radar and the satellite so far this morning. bre

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i'm a firm believer in vaccinations. elizabeth: no details on the names of the two men who have died from the flu or their hometowns. we do know that they were between the ages of 40 and 60. eric: new information in a deadly accident that killed two people on hubbell avenue. des moines police now say 53-year-old deanna gliem's car was heading south on hubbell. when it hit a car pulling onto hubbell from east 37th. that killed the driver, 60-year-old richard hummell and his passenger 59-year-old randall sonnenburg. elizabeth: the accident site is a busy stretch of road. where hubbell turns into euclid. and several side streets like east 37th intersect with hubbell all in that location. with the accident this weekend and recent ones in the same area motorists say they are worried about their safety. eric: kcci's emmy victor has the story. emmy: cracked side view mirrors. broken tail light glass. and skid marks on the ground. these are the daylight remnants from the double fatal car accident on sunday night. >> they were at

vaccination may not protect everyone. so, if you hopped around the clock, ask your doctor or pharmacist about fluzone high-dose. >>> good saturday morning to you . marcus smart still sporting the walking boots out far second straight game with that toe injury. putting pwos oh stone -- putting same guy with the steal. up ahead throwing it down. boston starting to pull away up 5. more defense leading to offense. kelly with the steal and then up ahead to isaiah thomas. part of a 25-6 run. celtics roll on friday 118-98. the team averaging well over 30 points for contest with an average margin of victory for the double figures. it may look like the pats run up the score but that's not always the case. >> other leagues were you can afford to take a week off. it's truly any given sunday and they get paid, too. you know they are going to be coming out here and playing team it' -- it's an nfl team. it's not like you can slap it out there and feel like you are going to win. >> that's sports. have a great day. >>> if you are a patri

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those students getting the shot vaccination. (sot. cg: lisa james/university of iowa nurse) "it's our hope that the more students that get vaccinated with this third one will up our collective immunity to the mumps, and then we'll slow this outbreak." students actually had to get the first two rounds of the mmr vaccine to be enrolled in the university of iowa. waterloo schools are looking to implement a new school -- new opportunities for their students. in school. career and technical education center. kwwl's nikki newbrough is live in our newsroom. nikki when will this school be the recommendation has already been made to the school board. now they are collecting signatures to eventually put it towards a bond vote. it's something they say will benefit the whole community. what do your children want to do after high school? it's a question the waterloo school district is asking students to stay in school." dr. jane lindaman says technical education center. "the career and technical education center will be built here on land near cen

i'm a firm believer in vaccinations. ryan: no details on the names of the two men dead from the flu or their hometowns. we do know that they were between the ages of 40 and 60. live in des moines, ryan smith, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. stacey: police have identified the victims in a car accident that killed two people. it happened sunday night at hubbell avenue and east 37th street. 59-year-old randall sonnenburg and 60-year-old richard hummel were both killed. police say a car driving south on hubbell hit the car they were riding in as it turned on hubbell from east 37th street. police say excessive speed and impaired driving may have played a factor. kevin: incredible new video coming in tonight at 10:00 of a tornado as it touched down in central california. it tore off roofs and knocked down trees as it hit the town of denair. this is in the modesto area. california only averages about one tornado a year. residents there say they were simply terrified as they ran for cover. >> my child, just protecting her. keep

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of animal vaccines. harris vaccines is most-known developing a vaccine to fight a virus infecting pigs. it's vaccine for the bird flu was recently approved as well. stephanie: drake university will have a new rowing boat house drake athletics officials broke ground for its new bright- beckwith boathouse earlier today. the building will be the new home of the rowing program, and will include a locker room and dedicated area for studying, reviewing video, and hosting community and team events, "pride is what wins championships so we're going to train harder because we're proud of the facility and we're proud to come home to our new place that so many of you had made possible and that's the home that we're going to win championships out of." stephanie: the greater des moines rowing community will also be able to use the building. jack/cam and now an update on high school football playoffs happening at the university of northern iowa unidome. we'll have highlights at 6 of mount ayr taking on akron- westfield

vaccination may not protect everyone.ctor or pharmacist about fluzone high-dose. fluzone high-dose vaccine. >> it is 9:00 a.m., sunday, november 1. nydia han is off, alicia vitarelli joins us. a woman is dead after flames rip through an apartment complex in montgomery county. >> the temple owls fall short of a win against notre dame. >> we have a warmup as we start a new week, chris sowers is here, he went outside checking out the leaves. >> reporter: i'm getting mixed emotions about the warmup. some people are all for it, others want cooler weather for the season. >> they will have plenty of >> reporter: climate experts will tell you that, but it's an el nino year and it usually a milder winter. we have the fall colors you can see the reds and yellows. a slight breeze out of the south which has warmed the temperatures up. take a look at the comparison from yesterday to today. 29 degrees in allentown yesterday around 7:00 a.m. look at the jump in the numbers. pilots, 45. ham top

nurses say the vaccine is similar to the flu vaccine... in that it carries a small a little bit of the it does stimulate that antibody response." we've got you covered in iowa city... hillary maglin... kwwl news. nurses say untreated cases of the mumps could lead to infertility in men... hearing loss... and what do your children want to do after high school? it's a question the waterloo they was to build a new career and technical education center kwwl's nikki newbrough is live in the newsroom. nikki they plan on this going to a bond vote. that's right. it's a 47 million dollar bond issue referendum. right now they are collecting signitures that will be they say this facility will be whole community. dr. jane lindaman says the career and technical education center will be built near central middle school. the district already owns the land. right now, des moines is the only location for a school like this. she says schools that have this type of programming have a 92 percent graduation rate. right now, waterloo has 70 to 75 percent graduat

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anderson was also cited for failure to vaccinate after the iowa department of agriculture performed an inspection and determined the majority of the cats and dogs living at the animal hospital were not vaccinated, posing a risk to other animals being treated here. >> i would have thought that they were properly vaccinated which in fact we discovered they , were not. yes, that was a surprise to me. mark: according to the police reports, one of those dogs living here, a pit bull, bit an employee from a neighboring business, and on a 2nd occasion bit an employee at the animal hospital. police say both women were encouraged not to report the bites, which dr. anderson admitted to. >> they were fearful that particular dog would have been euthannized cuz it was involved in a bite. mark: an employee of anderson animal hospital also faces charges for having 9 dogs in her south des moines home, most of which did not have vaccinations or licenses. some were hers, some belonged to the clinic. we tried to speak to dr. anderson this afternoon. an employee of the animal hospital told me no comment an

"it takes a couple weeks for munity from the mmr vaccines so we're trying to get them to get the vaccine before thanksgiving and before they travel to their families or travel on airplaves and spread the dieases farther."she says it's a requirement for students to have two doses of the m-m-r vaccine befe they move into the dorms or r attend the university.all of the students who came in complaining of symptoms related to the mumps, already had two m-m-r vaccines.so doctors are encouraging every one else to get one mme. johnson county public health says the public doesn't need to worry, but it's always a good idea to know the symptoms. symptoms. "mumps usually starts like a lot of things, fever, achy joints, sore throat, the real-tell-tell sign with mumps is you start getting swollen glands."he says washing your hands, not sharing water bottles and cleaning door knobs will help prevent the virus from spreading.james says, as a precaution it's best to get the shot, even though most of the patients have been between 18-24. 18-24. "we haven't seen a loof cases after that age 2 2 there's a cl

students packingthe iowa memorial union for their free vaccination earlier today. students getting the shot will be the third round of the measles-mumps- rubella vaccination. (sot. cg: lisa james/university of iowa nurse) "it's our hope that the more students that get vaccinated with this third one slow this outbreak." nurses say the students actually had to get the first two rounds of the m-m-r vaccine to be enrolled in the discussion for a new career and technical education center is underway. it's a 47 million dollar bond issue referendum -- and signatures are being collected to present to the board. waterloo schools superintendent dr. jane lindaman says the career and technical education center will be built near central middle school -- and will benefit the whole community. des moines is the only current location for a school like this. she says schools that have this type of programming have a 92 percent graduation rate. right now, waterloo has 70 to 75 percent graduation rate -- and lindaman says they can do better. " "it's not about about a about doing bett

vaccination may not protect everyone.so, if you hopped around the clock, ask your doctor or pharmacist about fluzone high-dose. fluzone high-dose vaccine. >>> it was all hands on deck to battle after apartment fire that grew to three alarms in montgomery county overnight. the flames put 30 people out of their homes but help is on the way. we will check in with nbc10's monique braxton, she's live at the scene. >>> it was a thriller at the linc last night as temple went up against notre dame in the biggest game in the all's history. they put up a fight but it was not enough. how a philly native made the difference for m.d. >>> here's a live look down the shore at cape may. once the sun is totally up, we will track warmer weather to warm up our weekend. >>> welcome back to nbc10 news today. i am rosemary connors, and it's 6:30. it should be dark, but don't forget it's daylight savings and we fell back an hour. >> good morning, rosemary. sprinkles and clouds out there, so not the brightest way to start our sunday, but we will

flu season is upon us and many people are getting the flu vaccine. now employers are pushing harder than ever for workers to get the vaccine. stay with your 24 hour news source, kcrg tv-nine. it's --. despite the terro attacks in paris. but those attacks did hurtt traveve stocks. delta airlines closed down more than two percent. united declined one point two percent. american -- one point four percent. cruise lines also saw a drop. in addition to helpiig you avoid the misery of the flu, getting the flu vaccine can save you and your employer a lot of money. experts say employers spend 10 point four billion dollars annually on direct costs& for hospitalization for the flu. loss of eararings account for another 16 billion dollars. and a chinese tech company has unveiled a new fast charging battery. the company -- huawei -- says its new lithium battery can achieve a charging speed 10 times fasttr thth typical batteries. it charges devices up to 50 percent in as little as five minutes. it's plan on a soaking rain today. rain is likely from start to finish

vaccination may not protect everyone.so, if you hopped around the clock, ask your doctor or pharmacist about fluzone high-dose. fluzone high-dose vaccine. >>> we have new information about the russian plane that crashed in egypt. today the search search for bodies in the wreckage is supposed to wrap up. meanwhile, officials say it's looking like a bomb may have been the cause and that bomb may have possibly been planted by a baggage handler. isis claimed it brought down the plane. russia and egypt are dismissing the scenario saying it isn't credible but great britain isn't taking any chances. the country grounded all flights to and from egypt's sinai peninsula. >> i expect during the course of today you'll see other partners reviewing the situation, looking at the information picture as we have done and reaching conclusions. >> no evidence of a bomb has been found at the crash site. u.s. satellites detected a heat flash where the plane was last located but that could have been a mechanical failure. the first victim of sat