kim baldonado for bay area news. >>> the egg scare is getting scarier. the federal government says they expect the number of people sickened by tainted eggs to spike sick can'tly in the coming days. some 2,000 people reported getting sick from salmonella from eggs sold in june and july. the recall effects some 380 million eggs shipped from an iowa producer sold under 14 different brands including lucerne, albertson, ralph's and farm fresh. new safety rules to prevent similar outbreaks went into effect in july. >>> it's an early end to the swim season. the santa fe lake is loaded with toxic blue/green algae that means no swimming or boating or fishing. the rest of the park including the playground and walking trails remain open. >>> migraines can be debilitatingly painful and then there's the nausea and vision problems that can come with. an estimated 11% of us are sufferers, but now a new medical procedure is promising relief. 15-year-old jessica andre spent many of her teen years visiting with doctors. >> it starts in the back. the beginning of my neck

about four or five into two separate very involved in the interagency coordinating committee and in baldonado is a research. liddy and involved in research. >> that makes a difference. we have had an incident in minnesota in the somali community. they have had a very high incidence of autism. the diagnosis is one out 28 of their children that have autism. i was wondering how this possibly could fit into the research side is going on. they are searching for answers. we were talking about clusters. they live in a similar area. other kids that are not somalian and do not have that high of rate. >> there are some reason hypothesis that vitamin d, or the absence of vitamin d, and may be associated with a risk of autism. there are no reports of autism in somalia. it is a developing country. they may now have a diagnosis. the phenomenal cluster actually is in minnesota -- people are really suggesting that it might be related to not having enough vitamin d. that is a hypothesis that people are beginning to look at. >> i would just suggest that while this is certainly an important area of research, it