dean blumberg with uc-davis pediatrics says medically there is nothing wrong with getting multiple vaccines at once but he knows some parents will be apprehensive. >> i believe that most doctors will work with parents to get the kids immunized including following alternative schedules if that's what the parents require. i don't recommend those alternative schedules. but in the end, i want the kids immunized. >> reporter: the law will not go into effect this coming school year. rather, the one after. that would be the 2016-2017 school year. at the state capital in sacramento, derek shore, kpix 5. >>> all right, good morning, everyone! time now is 4:51 on the dot. a bay area fugitive says you can't touch me. details this morning on how he >>> 102 concord yesterday, today 90 degrees. along the coast mostly cloudy skies, 80s at the peninsula today. morgan hill 91. east bay 93. north bay numbers from the 60s to the 80s. good morning, napa, at 84. and to the north, 97 degrees in cloverdale while lakeport would top off at 100 degrees. >>> slowing through the altamont pass. mass transit check when

joining us, the blumberg media editor at large, cory johnson p or why the change?ere offers at all. very interesting business. they see topline revenue growth, better than 60% last year, but barely profitable. $350 million in revenues, about $5 million in revenues here. only showing about $10 million profit. so they keepble things going. ultimately, they would like to have bottom line results as well. assets they have are greatly desired across the internet. they have got listings of local businesses, a sales staff that will hit up the local businesses. they have got analytics to help customers find what they want. it is an intriguing asset. as a business, it is not massively profitable. barely profitable will let them get bigger and bigger and that appears to be the choice they decided. make themselves bigger and build their food delivery is nice. they will be doing well on their own. mark: let's switch to tesla. is this a victory lap for the ceo, elon musk? cory: the company has decided to start to drop the numbers. they drop to delivery number before they report

i will see you in next hour and much more ahead on the blumberg market day. broadway ticket this weekend is a hip-hop take on the life of president alexander -- of alexander hamilton. it is creating buzz and it's a high-profile audience. ♪ betty: president obama will be in new york city tonight for a fund-raising event. he will reportedly taken a broadway show. " hamilton" about the life of former treasury secretary albert -- alexander hamilton is a hit before the official opening night. the president will see it tomorrow. michelle obama is already seen it. how can you explain the success of an original musical with no big stars in a largely minority cast based on the life of a former treasury secretary? musicala broadway producer with us. great to see you. waslast time we talked about the sting musical. "the last ship." it closed down unfortunately. this is getting a lot of buzz, why? >> because it's really good. the buzz is warranted. it is an amazing show that really it tells the story that none of us knew was there to be told. the guy who wrote it and sta

at blumberg politics they crunched the data and found if you take a snapshot now, these seven candidates are fairly safe when it comes to tear prospects for making the top ten fox news kuts-off in national polling so they can compete in the debates. the top seven are jeb bush, donald trump, marco rubio, rand paul, mike huckabee, scott walker. at least by one calculation these top seven are fairly safe in terps of making the debate. but in terps of the last three slots it's a war. these nine candidates at least will be competing for the last three slots. in terms of their numbers they are all close to each other. any of them could make it. but fox fes this -- news says only three of them could appear in the debates. ted krus, chris christie, rick perry, rick santorum, george pitaki and whoever else jumps in. the only grounds they can compete for the three spots. only grounds they can compete over the course of the next month, national poll numbers. that's it. forget how you're doing in iowa, new hampshire or south carolina. forget endorsements, money, anything. national poll numbers, that

dean blumberg about uc- davis pediatric says medically there's nothing wrong with getting them all at once but some parents will be apprehensive. >> i believe that most doctors will work with parents to get the kids immunized including, um, following alternative schedules if that's what the parents, um, require. i don't recommend those alternative schedules. but in the end, i want the kids immunized. >> reporter: and the law will not go into effect this coming school year, rather, the one after. the 2016-2017 school year. at the state capital in sacramento, derek shore, kpix 5. >>> vandals are trying to destroy a mural in san francisco's mission district. now a community is fighting back after someone tried to torch it. new at 6:00, kpix 5's cate caugiran is live with the story. >> reporter: they can try really hard to destroy this mural but as evidenced by the group behind me they really can't destroy their spirit. we have already seen dozens of people come out here to 24th an bryant to show their support for what police are calling a hate crime. this rally is hosted by david campos

. >> reporter: nannette blumberg who says she struggled with weight most of her life, was shocked whenompany. >> it has a $20 deductible nothing compared to what i would have to pay if i didn't have insurance. >> patients paying 40 to 80% less. >> reporter: 23 states cover bariatric or gastric bypass surgery and 16 states now include some coverage for dietary and nutritional screening, counseling and weight loss programs. you don't have to be severely overweight. you'll be covered with a body mass index over 30 or a bmi of 27 with obesity related diseases like diabetes. >> by helping them to lose weight oftentimes their diabetes, hypertension improves. their osteoarthritis, back pain. >> reporter: coverage is limited to professional weight loss doctors or nurses and registered dietitians. but not necessarily weight loss programs like jenny craig or weight watchers. and supplements, pills and shakes are not covered although some prescriptions are. there are concerns it is also creating a financial opportunity for some unproven weight loss methods. >> there will be people that will offer

blumberg news reports republicans may add his basel -- his proposal to an unrelated spending bill.hat made democrats angry. they say the proposals weekend detections aimed at inventing another financial crisis. in greece, the parliament will vote today on the second packet of austerity measures. once again, the prime minister will have to ask for support for opposition for lawmakers. his own party rebelled against new tax hikes. just place the biggest order ever. 50 of these planes, priced about $10 billion. the seven 67 was developed back in the 1980's. those are your top headlines. olivia: all i can think about is "castaway" with tom hanks. stephanie: is that with the volleyball? wilson? olivia: yahoo! is down, sales trading about 2%. the senior analyst is still with us. he has an overweight rating for yahoo!. yahoo! revenue is rising 15% the highest quarterly increase in almost nine years. can you say marissa mayer has gotten your out of the woods? >> not yet because there are so many forces working against yahoo!. the core business they are talking about. for example, the accel

. >> a foreign buyer could be interested in twitter so that is what blumberg is saying. >> of course,ut what we can do is let the market to tell us they are not quite sure about that offer that was made about 50 minutes ago spinnaker may be that the price tag is overvalued. >> that prices each share additional the google stock is up 2%. that means it sells at $46 a share so if you believe that offer the stock is way above 36 where it is now. >> i will but i will tweets later at kennedy nation. [laughter] stuart: quite a day for news. look at the price of oil. as of right now is of $71 a barrel. we came on the show at 9:00 eastern. why was it down? because the deal was supposed to allow the iranian from funding will quickly now we have detail and it will be months before iran the camp what will of the market as a result the wheel turns around. now we're up $0.71 getting close $53 a barrel. look at the big board. we opened flat. no reaction to all to the deal now we are up 61 points and we are rising just tell little. nicole d. you have anything on twitter? >> first of all, this is what

meanwhile blumberg said it is $2.9 billion, not 10. >> still the richest candidate in the race now. thank you very much. >> another republican candidate facing criticism this morning. former arkansas governor mike huckabee after he called the iran nuclear deal the equivalent of marching israel to the door of the oven. we'll talk to him in a moment here. first nbc national correspondent peter alexander has the latest on this. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. the republican candidate stirring up the conversation is not donald trump. it is mike huckabee standing firmly behind his statement linking the president's iran nuclear deal to the holocaust. israel's ambassador to the u.s. a staunch opponent of the iran deal called the language inappropriate. several republican candidates have been less critical including ted cruz who said huckabee is exactly right. >> a little bit of a follow up -- >> reporter: mike huckabee monday not backing down. >> i will not apologize and i will not recant because the word holocaust was invoked by the iranian government. i have stood