remember cdc .gov. you can look at the site to find where vaccines are able to be provided near you and other providers are incredibly important in this. your recommendation is crucial to getting vaccinated and it's also important for physicians and other providers to get vaccinated themselves to protect yourself and your patience. the vaccine viruses that circulate a chain from season to season isn't put into getting vaccine every single year. the second step we recommend is to take everyday preventive actions to stop the spread of germs, stay home if you're sick of weight people who are ill and as always, practice good hygiene. washing your hands and covering for costs means you cough into your elbow not in your hand which is incredibly important and last but not least, take the antiviral drugs if your prescriptioproviderprescribes t. we want those that are sick and at high risk ohave higher risk f complications to get treated quickly. taking antivirals can prevent more serious outcomes. we don't want

the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured.s it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. >>> okay, let me set the scene for you. a bunch of reporters, mr. president, you met yesterday with senator tim scott, he seems to go back to the hill and suggest to supporters that he expressed some frustration of the way you handle the after math of charlottesville african-american republicans, were those things discussed? can you tell us a little bit more about way you reacted? >> we had a great meeting, tim scott had been a friend of mine for a long time. i have been a supporter of him. i was one of his earlier supporters and i supported him when he ran. we had a great talk yesterday. i think especially in light of the advent of antifa, if you look at what's going on there. you see some bad dudes on the other side also. herb essentially, that's what i said. now because of what happened since then with antifa, what happened with charlottesville, a lot of people have

(vicki) the cdc says (vicki) (vicki) the cdc says its investigating a multi-state outbreak of infections that may be linked to puppies sold through the national pet store chain "petland." the cdc says a total of 39 people have fallen ill... in at least seven states. nine people had to be hospitalized. it's a common bacterial infection - that can cause diarrhea, abdominal pain and fever. the cdc says - 12 of the people who have gotten sick are petland employees. the other 27... either recently purchased a puppy at petland or visited a petland. the cdc is currently investigating the outbreak - and says petland is cooperating with the investigation. there have been no reported illnesses in california. (grant) doctors say sitting too much is bad for your health but there are ways to counter act the effects. sitting for long periods of time can lead to heart disease and an early death no matter how much you exercise. doctors say the risk applied to people who repeatedly sat for more than 60 to 90 minutes at one time. in order to decrease the risk... you should reduce the amount of sitting as

this is not a bad cold, take it seriously. >> the cdc recommends a nearly flu vaccine for everyone over the age of 6 months. >>> the calendar officially says fall, and this week in the bay area celebrating that. still to come on abc 7 news, a sneak peek at the family fun happening where you live. >>> it may look like black friday but that's not the reason people are lining up at stores today. the throwback classic bringing out fans around the world. >>> here's a live look right now at the golden gate bridge. meteorologist drew tuma coming up with today's accuweather forecast. >>> abc 7 news celebrating hispanic heritage month on instagram. she oversees the philanthropy efforts >>> mario k oorksart is the gre video game of all-time according to me. if you're obsessed with that and donkey kong country, why aren't you in line? the super nes classic is now on sale. abc 7 news was at the best buy store in milpitas, people were lining up earl yer this morning. look at all those people. they wanted to be first in the door when it opened. the super nes classic is a highly anticipated miniature

our charge is broad with the cdc, cms, nih, remarkable institutions over which we have authority and leadership response abilities. the men and women at hhs, 80,000 employees literally around the world are doing phenomenal work. they are doing everything to make sure the american people are safe and we can improve their health. >> bret: asked congress gets ready to deal with the budget, you're looking at an 18% cut to hhs. >> the president has clearly laid out priorities to reinvigorate the nation's defense. there are real challenges there, it the president's budget made appropriate reductions in spending. areas that will allow us to fulfill the mission of improving the health and safety and well-being of the american people to do so in a way that allows the president's priorities to be kept. >> bret: mr. secretary, we appreciate you coming on and answering these questions.

the cdc says after you have.or puppies in this circumstance you really should wash your hands thoroughly. >> 5:22 is the time. in the morning buzz next tim tebow poe is doing his part to help those affected by hurricane irma. you'll see who made a lasting impression on the athlete. >> also a pregnant teacher from maryland seems to have just vanished. what her father is calling a red flag but first up "gma"'s first look. >> in this this morning's "gma" first look, irma's florida flood didn't spare cars. this morning the owner of kelly blue book is estimating between 200 and 400,000 cars in florida may have been flooded and that's on top of harvey's soaking of houston. >> is this unprecedented the number of cars. >> this could be an unprecedented year for the number of flood cars that are damaged as well as can be cleaned up and put back on the roads. >> some owners who may not be insured may try to how wide what's happened to their cars. customers hoping to trade in a flood vehicle. >> flooded cars can look great,

and now grants that the cdc put out this week, fourth is providing funding for cutting edge research in understanding how to take care of it better. and fifth and finally and as important as any is advancing the way in which we manage pain in this nation. one of the interesting aspects of the survey is that 2/3 of americans misusing opiods said they did so to treat physical pain, we need to offer those folks a better option, a nonaddictive, a nonopiod option to treating pain. sadly opiod use and abuse is not the some serious behavioral health problem that we have facing america. another is one of our department's other clinical priorities and that is severe mental illness. the overall share of americans with serious mental illness, generally meaning schizophrenia and bipolar disorder has remained steady in around 4% of the general population. one trend and finding in this population is that the -- serious mental illness has continued to rise for the past couple of years and this year exceeds the number of older americans for the first time ever in taking this survey. this is a distur

what the cdc says is behind the out break and how to protect yourself. >>> it could be a real game changeror retail, get this, empty department stores, see what shoppers would find instead of the merchandise, that is coming up. >> ♪ >>> jan, are you a material girl. >> i don't think so, i don't need things. it just clutter everything upy don't like on line shopping. >> that is true i need to try things on and see them in person. >> i want to touch the material, see how it fits. even if these mirrors do distort what i look like in the dressing room. we will be right >>> it has been almost three weeks since harvey hit the houston area and homeowners still have mountains of debris piled up outside their home. >> check this out crews spent at least a half an hour outside this one home in georgetown colony picking up scoop after scoop of trash yesterday. officials say there is a lot of debris there and they are asking residents for patients, they expect the removal process to take four to six months. >>> meanwhile people are still shifting from debris left from the violent storm, is there growi

according to data from cdc, approximately 100 people each day die from suicide in the u.s. recovery month reminds us that .here is hope through evidence-based treatment and services, there will continue to be hope for a better tomorrow for the millions of americans who express behavioral health conditions. next, i amonored to introduce you to emmanuel ford, who will be father -- who will be followed by his mother and caregiver, as eir ford. emmanuel is a remarkable young man from washington, d.c. d.c. publicended schools, graduated from the columbia heights educational campus. he is a survivor of adverse childhood experiences and suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder, depression, as well as suicidal ideation. he uses his experience and knowledge of integrated systems and care to help other youth achieve success. passion has found his in assisting others and investing in their mental health. he is now a certified youth peer specialist, and a leading advocate for young adults in the city. his efforts began by participating in the youth action research group, whose goal

unrelated to the storm itself, but needing to have attention and mostly minor health activities here cdc is working with the state to work on mitigation plan for mosquitoes and that's ongoing and will continue for days and weeks. turning to hurricane irma, in terms of the virgin islands, st. thomas hospital, maine hospital on st. thomas is closing. critical patients have been evacuated already in the remainder of the patients will be evacuated today that either to st. croix or puerto rico. in terms of florida as a brach said this remains a remarkably dangerous storm and the window to get yourself in the right spots for weathering the storm by either evacuating or weathering the storm is closing rapidly. health and human services and others along with fema's direction redeployed a number of individuals either in atlanta or southern georgia as well as in dallas, preparation for moving into florida as the need arises and as local individuals of the state requests. we have extended waivers so that medication can be provided for longer time through pharmacies and i encourage individuals to ta

cdc shows the overuse deaths continue to climb. on one hand, we are making progress on addressing the opioid epidemic, but as has been pointed out, heroin laced is very serious, leading to more and more opioid overdoses. what's in today's drug supply is terrifying because many of the other drugs from feint noll. talking cocaine, not just heroin, methamphetamine have that in them. people don't know that tremendous risk they face when they try a drug or buy a drug on the street. they don't know where it comes from. we are seeing these counterfeit pills that have the actual logo printed on them. if you think you went to the street to buy medication that you have previously prescribed to and it looks to same, it could be very deadly. it's tremendous risk. let me turn to cocaine because, really today's survey shows a growing problem with cocaine in the united states. in 2016, we saw the highest level of cocaine use since 2002. the number of cocaine users jumped 26% over 2014 levels. a number that we catch very carefully, past year initi

and in response, the cdc and the u.s. centers for disease control have come out with new federal guidelines on how doctors should prescribe powerful painkill a vicodin. the goal is to reduce the over-prescribing of legal painkillers by limiting the dosage and duration of treatment. studies show a clear link between addiction to painkillers and how that can lead to heroin addiction. sam quinones is a times" reporter. he is the author of "dreamland: the true tale of america's opiate epidemic." he joins us from santa ana, california. nice to talk to you, sir. thanks for being with me. give me a sense of how this journey, this five-year journey, started for you. sam: first it went from, "gee, this is about mexican heroin traffickers," to understanding -- oh, no, this is really about a revolution in pain management in american medicine and doctors coast-to-coast buying the idea that they could now, without any risk at all, prescribe very addictive opioid painkillers to patients of all kinds without really paying much attention

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. >>> a warning issued for south florida. miami bracing for a direct hit as monster hurricane irma slams through the caribbean, joining me is a deputy director of the national hurricane center. thank you for taking the time out. that top of the hour we got the latest mod thoflg storm's path. walk us through the scenario, what it looks like and now this warning. >> at this time the center of the hurricane is located about 600 miles -- less than 600 miles now off the florida peninsula. it's still at category 5. that's the highest on our scale and we expect there will be little change in strength as the hurricane moves towards florida. and moves potentially right up the peninsula. at this point we're looking for it to be at category 4 or 5 and unfortunately that's the reality of it tonight. >> everyone has been surprised. many meteorologists have been that irma has be

if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis clk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life. know more. they always say you need to spend a week in d.c. he captured a lot. >>> anniversary celebrations aren't always just between the couple. sometimes it's a family affair. christine has something special up her sleep for dad. >> i already had it on order for but. >> notice he loves hats. he has his green bay packers hat on and also loves the packers. you just notice he pulled something out of the hat. this gift is tailored specifically for this me fga fa here. he doesn't say anything. he just looks up at christine, looks up at his wife, looks back down at the pieces of paper. he's just stumped. >> obviously those aren't the real ones, they're on their way. >> his son-in-law, kevin, is sitting next to him and the two of them are going on a little adventure to poe field. >> where the cowboys play? >> no. this game is not just any game but the division rival chicago bears are going to face off and dad

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the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured.ime to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. >>> back now with breaking news. forecasters predict hurricane irma will strengthen back in a category 15 storm adds it slams in the florida keys. the national weather service warning in a tweet that nowhere in the keys will be safe. you still have time to evacuate. that's what they said in a tweet. joining us, the mayor of monroe county, home to the keys. thank you so much, mayor, nor joining us. key west is in danger of being cut off. there is concern about the bridges to the mainland washing out. how do you survive this? >> let me be very clear based upon what i heard, was that the mayor's not evacuating. the mayor's not evacuating strictly because he wants to be here with the residents that are still here, the people that we need to take care of, and i am only doing that because i can't evacuate the troops. >> no, we were talking about the residents on the keys who are not

data from the cdc suggest increasing numbers likely to exceed 60000 with the numbers this year note better. at hhs we've unveiled a five-point strategy to tackle this for the american people. improving prevention, treatment, and recovery including the full range of medication assisted treatment. second is making sure overdose drugs are is available as possible. thirty strengthening the understanding of the information and support for state data work like new grants at the cdc put out this week. for this provided support for cutting-edge research on pain, diction and understanding it and how to take care of it better. fifth is advancing the way we manage pain. one of the interesting aspects is that two thirds of americans misusing opiates so they did so to treat physical pain. . . >> . >> we have a congress that appears to ube receptive of those resources necessary to make positive changes of serious mental illness. the trade numbers do keep in mind are 10 / 10 / 1,010,000,000, 10 years and 10 times. ted million americans says this survey has found have and mental illness said any given yea

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the cdc says some dogs or puppies there may be carrying a bacteria. 39 people have gotten sick in theear and nine were hospitalized. they're from seven states including pennsylvania. pet land has four pennsylvania stores including one in bucks county. it causes diarrhea, vomiting or a fever. the cdc says whenever you have contact with dogs or puppies you want to wash your hands thoroughly afterwards. >>> a tick which causes an unusual allergy to red meat seems to be spreading. the lone star tick named for a spot on its back used to be limited to eastern and southeastern states but it's now showing up in minnesota, missouri and eastern long island. the allergy is hard to pin down because the reaction can be delayed. >> people have gone weeks to months trying to figure out what is causing the reaction bought it happens so far away from when they ate the food. >> when ticks bite they transfer a sugar called alpha gal. people develop antibodies do to it and have severe reactions when they eat meat. the only known treatment is just to avoid eating meat until the allergy goes away and that

that's why the cdc says now is the time to get a flu shot. >> that's right. when fall weather starts, flu season has arrived, folks. the sooner you get the vaccine, the better it will protect you. doctors will concede the shot isn't perfect, but the cdc says it prevents up to 60% of flu cases. that is why the secretary of health and human services got his shot today. >> a person's risk of getting sick with the flu and needing to see a doctor are 40 to 60% less than someone who didn't get vaccinated. >> tonight on nightly news, kristin dahlgren takes a look at what doctors expect from this year's flu season, which members of your household need this vaccine and what doctors say this year about the shot versus >> haunted houses also creep up in the fall. the haunted mansion on paxton campus in leesburg comes alive this time of year to scare up funds for a good cause. >> news 4's wi lett e green kicks off october. >> reporter: this is the haunted house. i'm standing inside. this is right off route 15 in leesburg. 100 plus years ago the carver family actually liv

the latest cdc report shows 100 million americans have diabetes or pre diabetes, and here's the worsthey're coming in with the disease already in play and they don't even know it. >> reporter: according to the cdc, tens of millions of prediabetics had no idea they have a condition putting them at higher risk for heart disease and stroke. >> it is very rare that someone presents with a classic signs and symptoms. >> reporter: another reason people may not know says nurse practitioner gale partridge at drexel university's 11th street family health services sent. >> they come in for a cold i say you're overdue for your labs and i grab their labs. we get their labs, boom, diabetes or pre diabetes. >> reporter: some already severe enough they need insulin immediately. >> i was like, i can't. >> reporter: karen doug in. >> i changed my eating habits totally. i lost 28 pounds. and i haven't been on medication now for three years. i use all of it. >> reporter: she was so good at dropping or cutting back the bad foods and creating new recipes for healthy meals that taste good that she voluntee

cdc recommends washing your hands thoroughly after having contact with any dogs or puppies and contactveterinarian if you notice signs of illness in your pet. >> reporter: welcome back everyone, 55:54 a.m., saturday morning, lots of chitchat about hurricane jose. there are four quadrants to a hurricane. the right front quadrant is the strongest part of the hurricane. not only do you have the hurricane force winds you're taking on the storm appear forward momentum. what made sandy so devastating, was, sandy made the right hand turn like this. when we look at the right front quadrant it slammed into the jersey shore, that's why the damage was so severe and the storm surge was so bad and the winds were gusting 70 to 90 miles per hour. jose will parallel the shoreline like this. as we look at the quadrant, the right front quadrant is out to sea. if the storm brushes the coast and closer, let's say it hugged the shoreline here, as we look at the right front quadrant it is out to sea. even if we see impacts 40 to 50-mile an hour gusts and rain. the worst of the hurricane by far on this track

cdc says it's important f finding because it's leading cause of death worldwide and people that work long hours have a higher risk of stroke. >> i'm not shocked by that. astonishing number of people in our country work well over 40 hours, 60, 65, 70 hours. >> and don't sleep. >> that's right the. >> it's a rescue and recovery from irma. >> this is what we're still talking about tonight at 6:30 let's get started irma slammed into florida over the weekend at category 4 storm and it's downgraded now to tropical storm but it's wreaking havoc. emergency crews are surveying damage and downed trees and power lines and debris are clogging up roadways. >> at least 220,000 women are emergency shelter and 6.5 million businesses lost power and could be weeks before electric di is restored. prison trump took a moment to talk about those affected by irma earlier today. >> when americans are in

cdc investigating the outbreak of a bacterial infection. 39 people have been sickened in the past yearhad to go into the hospital. pet land has stores in pennsylvania. the puppies are carrying something called campylobacter. it causes diarrhea vomiting or fever. the cdc says after you have contact with dogs or puppies in this sort of setting make sure you wash your hands thoroughly. >> 6:23 now. and up next, the sudden swarms of insects taking over the region. >> jeanette reyes is following a breaking news story for us in wilmington, delaware. good morning. >> ♪ >> reporter: tam, a man dies running back inside of his burning home to save his wife of 30 years, not realizing she had already made it out. what police authorities are saying so far coming can up right after the break. >> ♪ >> funeral plans have been made for country music star troy gentry who died along with the pilot in had helicopter crash in medford burlington county. his life will be celebrated on thursday at the grand old opry house in nashville. just yesterday we learned that the pilot edward robinson made a distress c

. >> the cdc recommendations for protecting skin from the sun do not include hydration. >> but -- do know how much water i drank? okay. noted. >> wait until you find out about water weight. that's a whole another crazy thing. >>> all right, next up, there have been quite a few michael jackson look-alikes over the years, but this next guy looks enough like the king of pop that some are wondering, could he be the real deal? >> look at that. >> oh, ho, ho! >> that is not -- this photo of a man in a car, identifying him as her boyfriend. m.j., is that you? are you back? >> that is uncanny. >> that is crazy. so much in fact that it has google fooled. an image search using that photo generates 21.7 million results of jackson himself. >> google says once you put in that image, the best guess for this image is michael jackson. >> hard to blame google for that one. >> the twittersphere is loving this. saying he shouldn't take selfies while driving, he might get hit by a smooth criminal. >> another person asks -- ♪ did he rock with you all night ♪ >> this is my another woman whose name happens

. >> the statistics about opioid abuse are sobering the cdc estimating 2 million are hooked on painkillerse agency said in 2015, 33,000 died from drug overdoses. >> hopefully that's a big step in the right correction. >>> on fox 5 news morning, get ready to stretch out. get your downward dog in gear. >> go, guys >> today, is the last day to take part in metro dc yoga week, but after the break, we'll tell you where you can catch some sunday meditation within the district. relax and go to sleep? >> exhale >> wake up. n to redeem for monumental gifts like jewelry and electronics. come in today and play to earn your private shopping event for the holidays. play to win. win to shop. the monumental gift shop at mgm national harbor. now through november 7. this is monumental. >>> nibble arlington county are about to find it much easier to get around crystal city >> it's a difficult place to bike or walk it's because of the roads and overpasses but soon they will begin the demolition of the south clark street roadway between 12 and and 20th, that will begin shortly part of a $6.6 million project t

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as a precaution, the cdc is warning restaurants and people not to serve or eat maradol papayas from mexicostickup at a doughnut shop on the peninsula. when we return, the mask the robber was wearing to hide his face. >>> also, a fond farewell to a veteran san francisco firefighter.>>> you can see traffic is going to be busy if you're driving in some areas. in san francisco we have a deadly crash eastbound 80 coming up on fourth street. >>> change is in the air. we starting yesterday, but it will be even more fall like, we will talk more about that coming up. ♪ ♪ be a powerful force. nature valley hey honey, good.as practice? must've been hot out there today, huh? yeah. yeah. why don't you go put that stuff in the laundry room right now? ok. do your athletes bring home big odors? tide sport is super concentrated to beat even... ...the toughest stains and odors. hey, buddy! hey. woo! somebody ran laps. yup the new tide sport collection. it's got to be tide. >>> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. thank you for joining us. it's already tuesday, september 19th. i'm dave clark. >> good

. >> the cdc says most people who geast flh flooding -- flesh eating bacteria have other health problems like diabetes. that makes it more difficult to fight off infections. >>> wreck tonight. a deadly shooting at an office building on gatehouse road as one person is now dead, police say it appears there is no longer a threat. the office building has been the area. police tell us there is a prl chooin the building but there is absolutely no indication that any children were hurt, and those children are now being reunited with their parents. we are out covering more details, and you can count on us to bring you more information. >>> breaking tonight, we are finally learning about the man who died in a bethesda house fire more than two weeks ago. we still don't know how he died, and that is just one of many questions tonight that has is trying to unravel this mystery. debra alfarone is live on danbury road with another piece to the puzzle. >> reporter: brus, the more we find out, the more questions we have. we have been finding out quite a lot. the fire started right here about 17 days ago

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if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis calk to your doctor and find out if you have hepatitis c. it could save your life. know more. >>> just in, i want to show you this new video we're getting a huge fire in tampa, florida, at a school there, an elementary school. it caught fire right after the power was restored after hurricane irma. no one was hurt. classes were canceled anyway due to aftermath of irma and this school was not being used as a shelter. no word on what it will take to rebuild that. coming in to our live desk, live images as folks start to go back to their homes. you can see them surveying the damage near the waterfront, some of those piers along the area in tampa, a lot of homes there damaged and a lot of folks, a lot of traffic, too, as i've been watching the live images. reggie, back to you. >> thank you, jessica. okay, speaking of homes but back here there just aren't enough of them for sale. a house just went for way, way over asking price. our media partner the mercury news reports a sunnyvale home rece

if you were born during these years, the cdc now recommends that you get a blood test for hepatitis could save your life. know more. ar music playing ) - ( snaps, clatters ) that sounds awful. ( music stops ) but a lot better than last week. ( rock music playing ) ♪ we weren't born to follow. ♪ need somebody to pick them up when nobody's around. that would be a game changer. >> i believe that is on their roster. >>> at the risk of sounding like an old lady i'm going to go on record saying these kids nowadays don't know nothing about listening to music >> give me a demonstration how to listen to a tape. >> come on he's kidding, right? please? >> please. >> oh no, this is not a joke. these kids found cassette tapes at their grandparents house. they have no idea what to do with them, how to use them or what they do. >> where do you put the headphones? >> in there. >> they continue to put the cassette tape up to their ears. it's not a telephone! >> can you blame them? all their media is coming from something on a hard drive and they listen to it like that. >> i don't care because all of t

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. >>> i'm delia goncalves in tonight for debra. let's get right to it. hurricane season continues to roll on. now there is new information about how hurricane jose will impact the east coast. for that we go straight to meteorologist melissa nord to get details. [ audio difficulties ] >> showing signs of strengthening throughout the afternoon now to 90 miles per hour for maximum sustained winds and new information. there are now tropical storm watches posted for the coastal waterways along delmarva, the jersey shore and up through new england and nantucket. what this means

. >> reporter: the cdc also advises you make plans for your animals, three days of food and water forh pet. don champion, cbs news, florida. >>> coming up next, price gouging on airlines on flights leave hurricane irma's path. i'm anne-marie green. this is the j.d. power award for dependability. now, i want you to give it to the friend that you think is most dependable. ohhhh. ughh. wow. that's just not fair. does she have to? she doesn't have to! oh, i don't? no, but it's a tough choice, isn't it? yes. well luckily, chevy makes it a little easier. cause it's the only brand to earn j.d. power dependability awards for cars, trucks and suvs - two years in a row. that's amazing. you want something that's dependable. that's the whole point. yeah! actually, the biggest dinos only ate plants! mu-um dinosaurs only eat meat! and country crock is made with plants. country crock has always been made with the goodness of plants. it has real, simple ingredients... and the same country fresh taste you love. welcome to crock country. >>> our top stories this morn, puerto rico avoid a direct hit fro

try to figure out what works and what are the factors causing the -- i know we had a meeting with the cdc a few months ago in which we had government healthcare officials go down to atlanta and meet and say how do we fix this problem.e it really is serious. >> host: will go to michael in michigan. >> i was surprised to hear that you're not a governor yourself. i like to know how that worked out. >> host: he's the ceo and executive director. they have two chairs, one republican one democratic governor. >> but he's not a governor himself. >> now. >> caller: my question is how did he become ceo? with no governorship and then the other question is, how many does he belong to alec. >> the american legislative exchange council is a membership organization of state legislators. the governors on the executive branch sign and they do not belong to alec for that reason. the way the national governors association works and has since early 1900s when theater roosevelt gathered governors together is the organization ish run by governors and then they hire someone like me to actual manage the day-to-da

of electrolyte drops which he encourages people to use in his own water and important to note the cdc'stions for protecting your sun from skin do not include hydration. >> maybe because he's just covering his face with a giant, you know, jug of water. >> i also don't think that's how sunblockworks. >> or as suggested here, his wallet. >> oh, yeah, that might actually be effective. >>> now to a rare accomplishment for a teen golfer that many pros can only dream of. >> 17-year-old ben hit two holes in one during just one round playing with his high school golf team when he shocked them and himself on the second and 6th holes. >> that's -- it's hard enough to even just do one. >> yeah. >> in a round. 67 million to 1, ben's initial reaction was, what the heck just happened? >> and then he said, where do i sign to join the pros. >> exactly. >> he wants the jacket. >> he wants a green jacket. >>> a professor in maryland got a lesson from one of his students and told the class they could bring a cheat sheet and said it was 3x5. >> he didn't say inches so this student had one 3x5 feet probably

the cdc says more than 2 million americans were diagnosed with a sexually transmitted disease last yearcials blame a lack of awareness and a decline in condom use. >>> a young mother in oklahoma may be facing charges for allegedly abandoning her baby right along a busy highway. the 4-week-old infant was spotted by a group of good samaritans who had pulled over and found the baby sleeping in his car seat in the grass about ten feet away from traffic. they say the baby appeared to be unharmed. >> his prayer is that as he was walking up to the -- please, if there is a baby, let it be alive. there was no sweat. no sunburn. this was a 90-degree day. >> police found a birth certificate, social security cards, and cash next to the baby. they eventually located the baby's mother. they're deciding whether to file charges. >>> federal prosecutors say their investigation into college basketball is not over, even with the arrest of four assistant coaches. those coaches from auburn, usc, arizona, and oklahoma state. all have been suspended by their schools. they're among ten people facing fraud and

and cdc guidelines weren't intended for that population. if we applied their guidelines and recommendations too broadly, we end up sometimes affecting to the detriment those specific populations. >> reporter: vanderbilt's david edwards says cvs' change is just one many changes, leading to administrative headaches. >> i spend probably half my day now calling, doing peer to peers with other physicians that represent these companies, rather than caring for my patients. >> reporter: he said the key to making a dent in the opioid epidemic is making sure patients have access to alternative therapies and ways to treat addiction. for "nightly business report," i' >> so will c vchlt sch decision limit opioid prescriptions cause other pharmacy benefits managers to do the same? here to talk about the potential implications is dr. david stream, the medical director of medical and alcohol drug recovery at cleveland clinic. dr. stream, thank you for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> i'm curious, is it up to the prescribing doctor to limit the dosage a

. >> the cdc estimates around 200,000 people are hospitalized from the flu every year. >>> today, a new edition for philadelphia. the statue being unveiled at city -- a new addition for philadelphia. the statue being unveiled at city hall. >>> breaking now, three people shot. police looking for the gunman. >>> dedication day is here. in hours, philadelphia will permanently honor an iconic civil rights leader who pushed city leaders for equality more than 150 years ago. >>> and time to again trust the process. today is the day the sixers start honing their basketball skills ahead of a season full of questions and promise. i'll say with promise. with promise -- got to stay positive. 4:30 now. >>> good morning, this is "nbc10 news today" first look at 4. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm via sikahema. we trust the

. >> the cdc is now investigating an outbreak of bacterial infections traced back to puppies. a total of 39 people have fallen ill in seven states. all of them coming in contact with puppies sold at pet land, a national pet store chain. symptoms associated with the bacteria include diarrhea, abdominal pain and fever. health officials say it spreads through contact with dog feces. nine people have been hospitalized since last september. no deaths are been reported. >> a little tough there when it comes back to the very place where you think you get everything you need to take care of your pets. all right. let's turn now to bill karins for a look at what now tropical depression irma is up to. >> yeah, irma for the most part is not going to cause any more destruction, no more problems. we're happy to say. and everyone is already asking what's going to happen with the next storm, what is going on with jose? you can see the bright reds. it is still a hurricane. it is not as strong as it was when it came dangerously close to barbuda a couple days ago. this is what i like to see here

no. 1, according to the cdc is water. they recommend a three to five day supply. that means 1 gallon of water per person per day. next a three to five day supply of food that doesn't go bad. also make a trip to the pharmacy to refill those prescriptions and have any other necessary over the counter medications, too. and here are some other essentials. flashlights, a battery powered radio and some extra batteries to keep both of those running and finally any important documents and some cash. >>> only on 9 tonight this monster storm is huge for scientists. they are seeing a new kind of satellite view. look at this. unprecedented clarity you're seeing here, images from space are getting beamed to a secure facility in maryland. tonight our pete muntean got an exclusive look at this state of the art eye in the sky that could save lives. >> of course, you get a really good look at the eye. >> reporter: vanessa griffin has a new toy, the head of satellite products for the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, images from 16 different satellites sent first to

cdc says meridol papayas from four farms in mexico could be contaminated.t the fda's recall page. we have a link to it on our website. >>> san francisco sheriff's deputy violated a policy and may have broken a law for improperly storing a service pistol that was stolen and used in a deadly shooting. the sheriff's department said that the deputy was off duty at the time and left the handgun in the trunk of a rental car, the gun was not secured in a lockbox which is required by the sheriff's department. state and city law requires civilians and law enforcement to properly store their weapons. the gun was used in a crime spree that included the shooting death of a 23-year-old man. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi says she understands and respects the young immigrants who disrupted her event. >> abc 7 news was in san francisco yesterday as several dozen protesters shouted down pelosi as she tried to start a dialogue with them. pelosi was there to urge passage of the d.r.e.a.m. act. the demonstrators were instead calling for a comprehensive immigration ref

cvs' plan mirrors cdc recommendation asking pharmacists to contact doctors when they see prescriptions for more medication than a typical recovery time. the company also plans to boost funding for addiction counseling and safe opioid disposal programs. >> i think our customers overall are going to be heartened by this. >> reporter: patients with chronic conditions would have dosage limits, with a few exceptions like cancer treatment. today the national academy of medicine issued a report suggesting doctors be more careful when prescribing opiates. >> we all have to bear responsibility and play a role if we're going to get ourselves out of this epidemic. >> reporter: john shot, now 15 months clean, says for him limits might have made a difference. >> it was just saving that one person that could have been, you know, had a more successful life. >> reporter: so that one prescription doesn't become an addiction. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, los angeles. >>> we'll take a short break. up next your first look at what the world's top athletes the day after chemo might mean a trip back to the do

congressional black caucus in solidarity with their dreamers and in 2010 unanimous support from the cdc to the trey. we have got to stop playing politics with these kids and the reality is that rescinding daca is simply wrong. we are talking about a population of 800,000 young people. we have 220,000 in california alone. let's be clear about the dynamics for which we are discussing this. i have met with senior members of this administration who, when i ask if they have ever met a dreamer, how can you form such strong opinions about people you have never met? people you don't know and then allow this population of people to be vilified? it's not only wrong, it's irresponsible. so let's get on board with the facts before we start expressing opinions about this population of people we have called dreamers. they are serving in our military. they are working in fortune 500 companies. they are college students. they are law students. they are scientists. let's be clear, 40% of the industry in terms of even tack in california was created by immigrants. let's stop vilifying this population and

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