i don't understand why the cdc is not clean out a warning.there's basically me screaming at todd skinner saying why aren't you issue mean a warning. were working on it. but the problem is i'm getting more calls from tiger women and i'm calling the cruise companies and airline companies and their attitude is the cdc says the find to go. women should just be careful from getting bit by mosquitoes and they should be wearing deep and long sleeves. mia plenty of beat on our cruise ships so we don't plan what i demanded an interview with the head of migration and 14 and he was very tt knowing that he wasn't allowed to say that were discussing it with our partners. we have to let our partners know before they found out in the media. he meant that we are calling mexico and all of the cities in latin america and caribbean to let them in their ambassadors know that we are about to drop a neutron bomb on their tourism trade and their business travel and to let them know. that should come later. this is january in new york city, a lot lot of pregnant wom

the cdc has funded 44 states and washington d.c. for prevention efforts in surveillance act to these. for example, we have funded ohio to use their prescription drug monitoring program to identify high-risk patients, and they have achieved full data integration with kroger pharmacies as part of their integration of the electronic health records. our third approach is to equip health care providers with the data and tools needed to improve the safety of their patients. to aid primary care providers and evidence-based prescribing practices, cdc developed and published the cdc guidelines for prescribing opioids for chronic pain. in addition to the critical partnership with states, cdc knows the epidemic requires partnerships across the sectors and we have been working , side-by-side with law enforcement. we are working with drug enforcement agencies to implement prevention strategies and initiate the personnel exchange. the heroin response strategy and deployed by -- in eight high intensity drug trafficking areas involve public health

the cdc went there and figured out that this mystery virus was zika. but there were no serious side effects. they did not notice anything. then it turned up in french polynesia in 2013. and they are, it was pretty well investigated. they race into the population. 66 percent of the population was infected in six months. and they knows that uptake in a former temporary paralysis. the very terrifying. but they didn't notice anything about babies. only when the disease got to brazil, that it took the brazilians some months to discover what was going on. and then they were relieved. health minister this is actually good news. we were afraid of this was a new strain of --. it was only in late august, early september in the northeast where they had a tremendous epidemic of zika none must before that doctors in the icu and pediatric icu began to talk with each other and it was a mother and daughter team who worked in two separate hospitals.they said i have, i enormously wanted to microcephaly babies a year and i have five of them and the others that i have sev

>> that's why we have our cdc prescribing guidelines. if you have a patient that you suspect, one of the things i about is,proud although there were funding the states to do what's important each month we do technical assistance call to help them with scientific expertise on where to focus resources and where the best evidence based treatments to share best practices. as we see different things emerge, we can share those. data does drive action. i heard us talking about should this be a national or state approach? new hampshire was number 20 in overdoses, the following year it was number five. we need to give states the flexibility to deal but we need to have the overall approach. >> thank you. i would be remiss -- while i think marijuana is a dangerous drug, i think your testimony indicates fentanyl was her number one concern. it's not your jurisdiction so it's a rhetorical question. why don't we let there be more research on marijuana and the ability to help patients with pain? while i think it's a dangerous drug, i don't think it's as

we tracked bird flu, animal diseases, the cdc and the world health organization, you don't know which diseases going to be the one that causes the problem. i had a doctor who wrote a paper in 2009 that predicted the next epidemic in america and zika was in that paper. but it was down in the also. so far no big outbreak. connect the subtitle of your book is the emerging epidemic. it's not an epidemic yet? >> yes it's endemic in africa and asia but it epidemic in the western after the fact how are currently infected? >> you only stay infected for a couple of weeks. it's impossible to know. right now, were in winter beginning of spring in the northern hemisphere so there's no transmission going on in the northern hemisphere. probably transmission going on in some places in brazil and down south where it summer but they had such a big academic that people may be immune to it and when you have wine spread immunity you have heard immunity. you have to wait to a lot more children are born and people who have not had the virus to get a big second wave. >> how prevalent is zika in the us right

contracted hiv in the winter of 78 lawful to years before the first word of what was published in this cdc journal. pdf i learned for certain was positive 1985 when the antibodies had came out i did not get sick until 1993 and was very ill. i begin and end by book saying it saved my life i was kidding ready to kill myself because i was afraid to be david then saved a life again i stormed the nih and fda to change the way we were tested. we are facing a lot of challenges right now in this country and people of all sides can acknowledge we have challenges ahead of us my life is living evidence of that. >> caller: i appreciate speaking with you actually have a two-part question. i work in the health care field and i see a lot of people do you consider the health care hindrance? and the second question how is the gay community working with the government? >> host: before we get an answer are you gay? >> guest: yes. i have been no for a long time bought. >> guest: for those who are tuning in and don't know curvy the only drug that has been approved for the pre-exposure prophylactics what we kno

. >> had the cdc or anybody thanth monitoring if traveling across? >> yes but we get the flu from all over the world. the track bird flu and animal diseases. you don't know which one will be the one that causes the problem. i had a docto the doctor write r in 2009. zika was in the paper but his top choices for japanese encephalitis and there is no big outbreak of either of those. oua >> the subtitle is the emerging epidemic. is it not an academic he is? >> it is endemic and africa and parts of asia and an epidemic now spreading rapidly. >> how many people are currently infected? >> you onl >> you only stay infected a further couple of weeks. right now with the beginning of spring at least in the northern hemisphere there inorthernhemiso transmission going on. probably the transmission is going on in some places in brazil and down south where it is summer, but they had such an epidemic some people might be immune to it. when you have widespread immunity you can't spin up a ney epidemic you have to wait untilo more children are born and have a lot of p

united states are used for agricultural production, and a majority of -- resistance around humans the cdcstimates 2 million people are becoming infected with antibiotic resistant bacteria every year. of those, 23000 die. with tragic numbers like that, you would think congress or the president would take action. >> the white house unveiled its action plan for combating antibiotic resistant bacteria, which sets forth ambitious goals. >> national action plan turned out to be very inactive. for companiesose in the agricultural industry. nothing has really changed. i have been a vegetarian for five years. i am safe. this only applies to the meat, right? >> it's not from eating the meat that you have the problem. it is that the bacteria in the environment in general becomes resistant to those antibiotics. b the environment the soil -- eing soil, plants, runoff water, and other factors. to avoid support for antibiotics use, should we be eating cage free grass fed organic products, or are we missing something in the fine print? take the label cage free. my hands are cage free. but i can also be c

cdc now estimates that one in 68 children is on the autism spectrum. they often have trouble with social interaction, while there is no cure, early diagnosis and treatment can be very helpful. >> reach your arms up. feel the extension in your spine. >> reporter: there is sensory friendly yoga class at lifetime fitness in mount laurel. >> inhale, come back through center. >> reporter: designed for people on the autism spectrum and their families. >> music will be a little softer and the lights will be not too bright but not too dark. >> reporter: lisa gonzales instructor and mother of the boy who is autistic. >> he has had some social anxieties, and some behavioral issues. >> reporter: kyle is eight and knows exactly how sensory friendly yoga class helps him. >> why do i like yoga? because it calms me down. >> reporter: lisa says this special class can help children better cope with being self-conscious, anxious. >> studies have shown that the breathing techniques help with their anxiety. >> reporter: lisa says breathing is a primary focus in the sensor

bat has been sent to the cdc because it was in poor condition, cdc couldn't tell whether or not it had rabies. they said the couple is fine. the recall, by the way only affects the southeast. >>> baby seal, good hands tonight. thanks to a twist of fate he was standed in cape may that's part of the coast guard training center. of all beaches, the marine ma'am mamalcenter is taking care of him. a grieving family is disgusted after someone hijacked a memorial. >> pretty low, they turned the disappointing surprise into something meaningful. >> these are the letters they through down on here before >> a dis heartening moment. the memorial for her son andrew who died just over a year ago in a tragic motorcycle accident defaced >> the peeling off of the letters was hurtful and left them laying in the ground and wrote in lipstick and somebody must have put the him stick on and placed a kiss and took the flowers off. >> reporter: andrew's former girlfriend drove by like she does most days when she made the gut wrenching discovery. >> it was to total is disbelief. immediately, i texted her pictu

the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured.or us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. it's time for you and your boys to get out of town. (laughing) left foot. right foot. left foot. stop. twitch your eyes so they think you're crazy. if you walk the walk you talk the talk. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. hide the eyes. it's what you do. show 'em real slow. >>> well, a fire and a four unit building in south jersey overnight sent a fire fighter to the hospital and left two families, home less. this is all that is, left of the residents on zimmerman are man avenue in pennsauken. fire officials say all occupants got out safely. injured fire fighter was taken to the hospital for treatment of an ankle injury, it is still unclear what started this fire. >>> hamilton, heiress of the, campbell's soup company died at age of 88. >> she passed away yesterday at her home in boca rat on florida.

. >>> next tonight, the cdc this evening and their concern over a deadly superbug.pitals reporting growing cases of the drug-resistant infection. here with more abc's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: tonight, the cdc is calling this deadly superbug a global health threat. reporting 61 cases in 6 states since 2013. most patients in new york and new jersey. >> when you have an organism that's spread person to person, causes severe infections and can develop resistance, that's a real concerning type of impb perfection. >> like anti-resistant bacteria this rare strain of yeast is resistant to all three available anti-fungal medications. 60% people infected around the world have died. hospital patients in intensive care are at the most risk. >> who has tubes, who has central lines, things that allow the fungus to get into the body. >> reporter: the fungus can survive for weeks on hospital beds and for months on the skin. doctors say this bug is difficult to detect. you can be carrying it into a loved one's hospital room and not know it. >> adrienne, thank you. >>> when we

the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. >>> there's a nation wide man hunt for a suspikt. it showed him walking up to an elderly man just before taking his life. he claims it wasn't his only murder. police, u.s. marshals and the fbi are on the search for the killer. >> reporter: tonight the desperate nation-wide man hunt for the man who took and posted this video to facebook. it shows the senseless murder of an elderly man. >> he could be nearby, far away, anywhere in between. >> reporter: authorities now offering a $50,000 reward for any information leading to the aris of the suspect. it was just after 2:00 p.m. when police were alerted to the shocking video. 37-year-old steve stephens getting out of his car and walking over to 73-year-old robert godwin sr. >> she's the reason why this is about to happen to you. >> reporter: the next moment's too graph took show. >> one male shot. >> reporter: the sus

the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. >> announcer: now from abc 7 news, live breaking news. >>> now at 9:30 we do want to return to you to our breaking news out of martinez. >> where a man is accused of shooting and killing a woman in walnut creek having a stand off with police right now north of howel road. >> they're in negotiations with him right now, residents are being told to stay inside. there's road closures in the area. >> we'll have a full live report on abc 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7. >>> now to president trump and his promise of the biggest tax cut in history. promises tax cuts in the middle class and major cut for corporations from 35 to 15%. >> some on capital hit is saying what about the deficit. >> in the rose garden president trump making a surprise appearance in take your child to work day. talked about turning his tax plan into reality a mid estimates tax cuts could balloon the

the cdc is constantly updating this.t's really important because it changes. >>> our next topic, dietary guidelines and heart health. they looked at over 5,000 new zealanders with an average age of 65. some participants were given a monthly high dose of vitamin d. the others got a placebo. they were followed for an average of just over 3 years. researchers wanted to see if the vitamin dpl helped prevent cardiovascular disease. tara, what did they find? >> there's been a lot since the 1980s. when they started the make observations that people with low vitamin d seemed to be at de increased risk. when they looked at the groupsing both groups had about the same risk, 12% of developing cardiovascular disease down the line. the vitamin d group was able to increase their levels but with this study, monthly dose supplementation, will was no benefit. the author points out we don't know what would happen with different doses or frequency. there's still a lot of unanswered questions. >> how popular is vitamin d and supplements? >>

the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. >>> new at 6:00, authorities have arrested a teacher for -- being in possession of marijuana on the school campus. officers say lane also sent the student the keys to her car. he was charged with petty theft. >>> it might feel like election day is far away, but oakland's mayor is already looking ahead. today she declared plans to run for re-election. laura anthony got reaction. >> reporter: there are some who thought that libby shaft would not run for higher office. but she says she's in it as mayor of oakland for the long-term. >> mayor for the city of oakland. congratulations. >> reporter: it's been more than two years since mayor libby schaf took office. >> i'm excited about having another four years to continue the incredible momentum we have seen in oakland, around better safety, better education outcomes for our kids. >> reporter: schaf has presided over ed

the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. >>> kori ali muhammed said he chose his victims because they were white. >> reporter: three days after a murder at motel 6, kori muhammed's appearance was the only thing that gave him away when he visited them on sunday. >> he was just nice and calm and cool. >> vincent taylor gave it to us frombehind a screen door. kori muhammed practiced politheism, he you up as kori taylor. his father says he wasn't necessarily book star, but he was very intelligent. >> kori was doing very, very well, and the black people think that the white house white people put the coke kachb out on the streets. >> reporter: he developed a hatred for white people, which his dad says he try fod talk him out of. and he got involved in drugs. police arrested him with a large amount of crack as well as a semi-automatic handgun and two rifles. his dad said that arrest may have saved a lot of li

the good news, salmonella infections went down about 18% because of new safety standards, but the cdc every year, one in six americans is going to get sick from some sort of food poisoning. >> the fda is redefining the term healthy and wants you to weigh in on this. the food and drug administration is looking to update the definition of healthy, particularly when it comes to labels. so it wants you to make sure it reflects your input. and advice from you. the dead lionline to connect wie agency is april 26. >>> it's the perfect place to let your hair down, even with the kids in tow. we're talking about the winery at bull run in virginia, it's being featured in this month's edition of the washingtonian magazine. parents say they love it for more than just the wine. because the winery has several acres strictly designated for kids. >> my husband and i were happy because we were able to relax and enjoy ourselves while the kids played. >>> ang >> angie will have more and give us a behind-the-scenes look at the facility on news4 at 5:00. >>> a local driver hit with a massive bill for tolls

newly released data from the cdc estimates that over 19.5 million u.s. are the victims of contact sexual violence including rape over the course of their lives. >> starting at age of 12, how do you even begin to process what is happening to you and who to go and talk to about it? >> well at first, i didn't realize what had what transpired. i knew it was wrong. i knew that i did not want it. i did not seek it out. i hadn't let my family know until much later that, that this had happened. it was definitely hard for them to hear. and even more hard for them to hear that it happened again. >> zeke says the healing process, especially this past year, could not have happened without the love and support of his family. including his dad, nba hall of famer, isaiah thomas. >> tell us about the conversation you had with your parents? >> they let me know they're here for me. and we're going to do everything in our power to -- to help you through this journey. i sought out the help of medical professional, therapists and doctors. it's been a journey. >> a journey ai

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according to the cdc, 91 americans will die today from an opioid overdose. compare th to the six who will die from alcohol poisoning. it's an epidemic ravaging families with addicts struggling from the stigma, treatment, and shame. former congressman patrick kennedy is no stranger to that shame. his career came to an abrupt end when he crashed his car into a security barrier on capitol hill. kennedy thought he was rushing to record a vote at 2:45 a.m. kennedy was an addict, and his addiction was a secret, and suddenly, he was exposed. patrick, the youngest child of senator ted kennedy, knows that silence isn't just a kennedy family issue. it's an american issue. nice to talk with you. the statistics on around addiction and frankly doubt from overdose are crazy. they are so high, and yet, this epidemic feels uncovered to me. why is that? rep. kennedy: if this was an infectious disease, we would be freaking out. we would be spending millions of dollars to address it. think how panicked we were about ebola and zika. we have more people dying of opioid overdose

new numbers from the cdc show people still getting sick and our chief health and medical editor dr.it is april. >> yes. >> this is not the time of year we hear about the flu but is the flu still a big threat right now? >> yeah, i mean the good news nationwide the total numbers are going down. but there are areas of the country that are seeing a lot of flu activity. take a look at this map. those areas in red, the southeast in particular, seeing lots of the flu. minnesota, oklahoma, you know, so if you're in those areas, flu is still around, cdc says it's still not too late to get a flu shot. >> i have to ask you a question. i got a flu shot, and i got the flu. could i get it again? >> unfortunately, you could. >> what? >> yeah, you could get in -- you could get maybe not the same strain. >> lucky me. >> but you can get it in january, and along comes april, and you could get influenza b. if you get it the recommendations, stay home. wash your hands, try not to spread it and hopefully in a few weeks it will be gone. >> there's a new study that shows how important it is to get your kid

besides $1.3 billion for cdc and other important aspects, it also provided for a study young people000 who mature can lead status to adulthood every year and what are we doing to be prepared for that? we also asked and got the second installment of a study as to, again, that same population and demographic. this kind of initiative and the tourist town study which i read the executive summary which i think is outstanding just providing the changing for communities, changing both parents and non--- parents of non-asd children, and the attitudes, the behavioral change, the understanding. that will not only change every community, every household in america but it will also provide a climate where more effective legislation can go forward at the state and federal level. our next challenges the services bill. that is why we did the autism care. andod study going on at nih cdc, but also to figure out what do we do next on every single category from housing to education to employment opportunities how a release department ought to deal with someone who is on the spectrum, particularly if they

the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. . >>> all right. top white house advisers are expected to meet today to discuss whether the u.s. should withdraw from the paris climate change accord. you remember this one. it was a landmark 2015 international agreement. it set the most modern goals to reduce emissions over the next several decades. president trump and circles reportedly divided over what to do. cnn political analyst maggie hagerman back to discuss. what do we know of this division? >> we know it is similar to almost every other issue in the white house. you could set the phrase split down the middle to repeat. on the one side you have steve bannon and others who believe this ought to be ripped up, this accord is problematic and regressive to some extent. on the other side you have people like secretary of state rex tillerson who argues this is actually an important seat at the table the united stat

on the healthwatch a new study from the cdc shows getting a flu shot significantly reduces a child's wrist from being dying from the flu. >> health reporter stephanie stahl is here with more on a new report released today. >> flu season usually starts to wind down around right now, in april but we have a few pockets of flu is still in our area. terms of the pediatric deaths, cdc says 61 children have been killed by influenza or complications from it. one new jersey family knows, just how dangerous this illness can really be. >> jennifer miller cherishes spending time with her daughter, caroline after almost losing her in 2012, when jennifer thought her five-year old was having an asthma attack. >> i was really sick. it was hard for me to breathe. >> reporter: she was diagnosed with flu, pneumonia, within 36 hours, she was on a ventilator and fighting for her life. the miller's usually got annual flu shots but life was busy and they just didn't get around to it. >> it is tremendous guilt. she could in the make her own appointment. that was my responsibility. >> reporter: new study in

the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. they open on a game show set in the 70's, in my johnsonville commercial, today we have a new smoked sausage from johnsonville. made with 100% premium pork. some brands mix meats and add fillers, but not johnsonville! contestant #1 bids the closet, so he wins a boat. and he says " i don't want that boat, i want the sausage." what if i told you that boat is filled with johnsonville smoked sausage? and that's a smoked sausage commercial made the johnsonville way. >>> welcome back to "the lead." more in our politics lead. amidst the chaos of the day and the week and the trump presidency, so far you may not know that we are right now possibly headed for a government shutdown this week. it's true. if by friday congress and the president are not able to reach an agreement to fund the federal government, a whole host of government agencies deemed non-essential will shut

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the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. >>> new details in the case of a san francisco man accused of assaulting police officers before they shot him. all but two charges against the man were dismissed by a judge, but the public defender wants the d.a. to drop all of the charges. the scuffle in january was recorded by san francisco police body cameras. officers say that shawn moore attacked him, they then shot him several times. moore went to the hospital, then to jail. abc 7 news reporter vic lee explains what it would take for moore to walk out a free man. >> mr. moore was within his rights and demanding that the police officers get off his steps and leave him alone. >> reporter: shawn moore, the man standing at the top of the stairs in this body cam video from one of two officers. they were responding to a neighbor's complaint in early january that moore was acting aggressively to a neighbor. the co

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, totally ununnecessarily without reason >> the fda is investigating and there's a warning from the cdco alert hospitals and patients about the dangers of the infections. a spokesperson said the equipment in question has not been used there for two years but ads, they can't comment on pending litigation >>> "eyewitness news" hosted special guests. alex's lemonade stand. children enjoyed pizza, craft and other fun activities, a chance for families to get together before the telethon in june that benefits the foundation and of course we'll be calling on you to help us out >> and you'll be calling us back. indeed. a wonderful night. kate has the update forecast. >>> you know, today was kind of gloomy in the afternoon, stayed on the cool side. temperatures on the way up. that's good news. the bad news is that comes with showers and thunderstorms chances over the next two days. before we get two excited about the warmer weather, you may need to grab the umbrella. it's not a wash-out tomorrow or friday. sunday, may be a bit of a wash-out. we'll talk about that more in just a moment. here's a

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if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis cso talk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life. know more. >>> a heartbreaking scene, young children escorted out of the california school after a gunman opened fire, killing a teacher and a student. tonight this community is coming together to help cope with the grief. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> they say 53-year-old cedric anderson opened fire and killing his estranged wife. >> an eight-year-old student was also killed, second student was wounded. this happened in san san san san >> reporter: tonight, the san bernardino community coming together to pray for those impacted by the shooting at north park elementary school. >> sometimes all we can do is cry. and today is the day for that. >> the emergency calls coming in just before 10:30 this morning. >> possible shooter at north park elementary. >> students hand in hand being rushed to safety as law enforcement officers surround the building. >> we believe we have t

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