we been very happy with cdc at this point. they've been great partners and how the benefit from their work going forward. >> let me ask you, dr. rosenfarb. because i certainly appreciate your efforts to treat the victims of the and to get to the bottom of what happened in cuba and in china. i want to earn your attention to an article that was recently brought to my attention.i understand the physician at first treated affected u.s. personnel was michael hoffer, former military dr. now university of miami. time magazine article from june 2011 the dr. stayed and i quote, a u.s. military dr. deployed in iraq and subjected troops suffering from traumatic brain injuries to treat unapproved drugs in which he had a financial stake in may harmed them pending on investigative reports. the article goes on to cite an extensive pentagon expected general report on the incident. then cbs news reported a quote - that investigators found the study, did not use standard military concussion assessments. possibly resulting in substandard care. h

the cdc is only now getting darted. i would like to ask the doctor and the ambassador if they could explain why they took so long for the cdc to get to work? the cdc start their work on the confirmed china incident immediately? it has taken time to understand the extent of the symptoms and finding and -- findings and injuries. retrospect, wen , andwhat injuries happened over the course of the next several months. but it was not evident at the time. goal was and foremost to provide care to those people injured and do assessment. that over the next several months, from january 17 going our. once we felt we had people properly cared for in the fall of 2017, we met informally with the cdc a number of times. that led to a formal request from the department for active assistance. the cdc have been great partners up to the point and we hope to benefit from their work going lower. let me ask you, dr., i certainly appreciate your efforts to treat the victims of the health and it. china. cuba and in i want to ask you about an art

the cdc is only now just getting started. so i'd like to ask, could you explain why it took so long for the cdc to get to work on the cuba health incidents and why on the other hand did the cdc start their work on the confirmed china incident immediately? >> sir, i'd like to just reinforce that it's taken time to understand the extent of the symptoms and findings and injuries. you know, right now in retrospect, we know injuries happen to folks, but way back when these things first started appearing december of 2016 and over the course of the next several months, it wasn't evident at that time. then our first and foremost goal was to provide care to those people injured and do assessments. we accomplished that over the next several months from january 2017 going forward. once we felt we had people properly cared for, you know, in the fall of 2017, we began talking to cdc. we met with cdc informally a number of times in fall of 2017. that led to a formal request from the department to cdc in december for their active assistance

the cdc right there waiting, all because of a mystery illness onboard. the double decker jet placed in that quarantine while health officials in masks and gloves screened everyone onboard. at least ten people were hospitalized with flu-like symptoms. and gio benitez is there tonight. >> reporter: tonight, tense scenes on the tarmac. a plane quarantined, surrounded by authorities. with initial reports of more than 100 sick passengers onboard. >> we still need to -- no baggage in the aisles. >> reporter: more than 500 people traveling from dubai to new york's jfk met by police and cdc health officials. the plane kept away from the terminal while the mystery illness was investigated. rap and reality star vanilla ice on the jet, too, posting these images on twitter. >> a couple of people got ill on the plane and it must be pretty serious. >> reporter: three passengers and seven crew members sent to the hospital with flu-like symptoms. medical personnel then taking each passenger's temperature before letting them go onto customs. were you concerned at that po

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the cdc holding the passengers from both flights. we're at the airport tonight. >>> the bitter confirmation fight continues. tonight, the democratic senator warned he could be ejected. it did not stop him. and tonight, the questions about whether kavanaugh discussed robert mueller with lawyers for the president. and kavanaugh's own words about a woman's right to choose, suggesting roe versus wade isn't settled precedent. what he's saying now. >>> the stunning moment on i-5 in california. drivers suddenly trapped inside a fire engulfing the interstate. you could hear the drivers and passengers screaming to escape. >>> the new message from north korean dictator kim jong-un about denuclearization. martha raddatz is right there in pyongyang tonight. >>> overseas, the american mother and her young son attacked by a giraffe. >>> and tonight, celebrating burt reynolds. the actor, his wry wit, his charm, his mustache. one of hollywood's leading men remembered tonight. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy t

the cdc says that glass flu season was the deadliest in decades. we take a look at some of this week's top health stories in today's health watch. >> reporter: the cdc estimates 80,000 peo season. that is the highest death toll in at least four decades. there were also 900,000 hospitalizations. the cdc blames the severity on a particularly bad strain and lower vaccination rates in key groups. the cdc recommends getting vaccinatedend of october. >>> a new study finds smokers have an increased risk of developing gum disease. researchers in cleveland found smoking lowers the ability for gums and teeth to fight disease. >>> a new study finds golfing regularly reduces the risk factors of heart disease and stroke. it can improve strength and balance for older players. researchers recommend playing 2 1/2 hours a week and walking instead of driving around in a cart. > od morning. i am on a jet plane later today for southern california. i cannot leave without getting you moving pictures. i will give you the story on what the situation is. the a's were in an

out, isr thing to point the cdc issued a report in june which shows that over a 15 year. , the suicide rate went up in the u.s.. the costeen going up to our society is going up. there is the financial aspect it takesuman toll area a terrible toll on families, loved ones, school systems, workplaces. all communities. that is the human cost which is significant as well. we give up messages out and try to help those affected by a suicide loss. it is not their fault. their loved one died because of an illness. mental health conditions are real and these illnesses are real and they need treatment. they are not alone. the numbers of people affected are in the hundreds of thousands in terms of family members, trends, coworkers left behind. >> is are still the same level of stigma to mental health? >> it is getting better. it is not gone. we know this from several things. the numbers of people getting involved who have been affected by suicide either through a loss of a family member or friend or because they themselves struggle. speaking out and getting involved in numbers we have never seen b

i'm a behavioral scientist at the cdc in atlanta and i would like to start the presentation by moving the slides, if potential. let's just continue. i want to acknowledge my co-authors for this study from the crimes against children research center at the university of new hampshire. they're the ones that conduct the youth internet safety survey and i would also like to acknowledge my colleague at the division of violence prevention and she's the lead author for this ongoing study whose preliminary findings i'm going to be sharing with you today. violence is a public health problem, and we know that there are different types of violence. the risk for violence starts at birth and continues all throughout the life span and some forms of violence are specific to the life stage of the individual while others can occur across life stages. we also know that where there is one type of violence at work, there's likely other types of violence at work. furthermore, being exposed to violence early on in life is in and of itself a risk factor for being engaged in violence either as a victim or pe

the cdc is being brought in. this plane will not deboard there.o on board that plane there to check everything out with those patients. there are 500 people on board. we will continue to follow this story and bring you updates as soon as they come in. >>> all right. we want to tell you about a high speed chase that happened just after we went on air at 4:30 this morning has now been called off. >> a crew caught part of that on interstate 680. it was going northbound. speeds were more than 100 miles per hour. that chase started in the south bay. chp tells us officers eventually called off that chase on 780. that driver still on the loose this morning. >>> this morning continuing crime concerns. today people living near the most recent attack will talk about ways to stay safer. bob is live with what happened and what's happening today. over the weekend a woman was attacked in a car robbery. she told us she has a lot of bruises but she will be okay. it was around 9:30 saturday night she was unloading her groceries from her car he witnessed the attack

. >>> alarming news from the cdc about the flu. a lethal new warning just as the mean season is set to get underway. >>> an incredible story of survival. a mom shot 12 times in a deadly mass shooting. >> so i kept shouting at him, i have a 5 and a 7-year-old. they need their mother. you need to get me out of this situation. >> how she lived to tell her story. >>> a super model's revelation, gisele going public with her personal struggle hoping to help others. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening, everyone. a third allegation of sexual misconduct against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh surfaced today. ratcheting up the drama and tension hours before christine blasey ford appears before a senate committee and the country to tell her story under oath. tonight according to an advanced copy of her opening remarks bracy will tell the panel, i believed he was going to rape me, but it's the new statement of a third woman who claims she witnessed kavanaugh giving girls alcohol hat a high school p

according to the cdc 60% of middle schoolers and 70% of high schoolers to not get enough sleep.ly affect their health and learning. >> it can cause poor academic performance. >> reporter: the cdc says children ages 6-12 need between 9-12 hours of sleep a night. teenagers need a 10 hours. experts say children's brains are wired differently so simply telling them to go to bed early is not the solution. >> melatonin gets released later in children. it is harder for them to fall asleep at night. >> reporter: the cdc says to improve sleep make sure your children go to bed and wake up at the same time, even on weekends. keep bedrooms at 70 degrees, impose a media and electronics curfew. also, dim the lighting. >> study suggest at the lane school start times just 25 minutes can lead to increased academic performance. >>> coming up, doherty's ruby slippers make it home after more than a decade on the run. >>> a stole away makes a long journey to the bay area. -- a stowaway makes a long journey to the bay area. there's no place like home! just ask one memorabilia collector.. who's about

the cdc, as well as police are responding.orts perks and for the mayor build a blasio says the plane stopped in macka which is experiencing a flu outbreak. according to the sparks -- spokesperson early indications point to that as a possibility. at this point the new york police counterterrorism officers are tweeting that it appears to be a medical situation, but as you can imagine, any sort of suspicious incident on an airplane as large as this one in a city such as new york is cause for concern. >> and where it came from. that is very important. >> we see more emergency vehicles we talked about. ambulances, and fire trucks. the cdc. police. a lot of activity happening and -- at jfk airport. we will bring that to you following the news. >>> i'm dave clark. >> and i am gasi mikaelian. let's talk about the maywether that is cool and calm . >>> foremost, that is correct. here we go again with the fog bank with temperature slightly below average. san francisco is for below. if you go far enough in that you can find some above ave

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. >> talk about the employers working together you mentioned cdc and other are to provide those measures and those are reported to the public why these policies are so important quick. >>. >> the infection measures took decades literally to achieve public reporting of five of the most deadly infections of merced virus and c. diff that are caused by being in the hospital and extremely dangerous killing a lot of americans every year. so we have started to track a cost to the pull employers on average $9000 per stay for every one to pay for the excess cost of hospitals including infections it is a problem for employers and hard to track so we depend on cms and cdc to help us with the rates of infections to higher performing hospitals. there has been an effort to pull it backward in that direction i think cms has committed but we remain concerned of the proposed rule coming out from cms last spring that suggested to stop public reporting of those five measures. purchasers came forward as well as advocates to ask they not do that they have recommitted to transparency but we are continuing to

it now i did that's right there are some myths out there about the yearly flu shot here's what the cdc and medical professionals want you to know about the shot the signs are out the syringes are locked, loaded and ready for arms it's flu shot time. and as usual, the big pharmacy chains get thier stock in before everyone else. cvs, rite aid, and walgreens pharmacies are now offering flu shots.sound from - mat jacobs / getting the flu shot today "seems really early i went over to the urgent care over there and they did not have it marc jacobs's doctor's office and local quick care did not have the flu shot, he had to visit a cvs to get to get it. he wanted to put it off a few months but his job wouldn't let him. sound from - mat jacobs / getting the flu shot today it's required for my work i'm a medical professional the cdc recommends yearly flu vaccinations for people 6 months or older. they recommend getting the shot before the end of october doctors and pharmacists i spoke with said the earlier you get the shot the better the flu vaccine can take 2 weeks to build immunity in your bod

though the nih, the cdc and the fda all found no significant side effects.'s turned his attention to making a new type of vaccine that would make the body resistant to ticks. >> we can make an animal that is what we call tick immune. it's no longer susceptible to effective tick bites. >> reporter: they are having success stopping ticks from latching on to animals like guinea pigs and the doctor thinks they could eventually do the same for humans, eliminating not just the risk of lyme but other tick-borne diseases as well. >> we have promising results. hopefully within the next three to ten years, there will be a vaccine that's hopefully effective. >> reporter: hope that a destructive disease could some day be stopped in its tracks. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new haven, connecticut. >>> we're back in a moment with the inside scoop on that u.s. open women's final. scoop on that u.s. open women's final. a fine for dear great-great-grandfather, you turned a family recipe into a brewing empire scoop on that u.s. open women's final. a fine for before prohibition

the cdc is calling for all stores to stop selling it.reakfast cereal and it was recalled in june because of salmonella concerns. after time people to stop eating the cereal, the cdc says that 30 more people became sick. now the total number of cases is up to 130. the cdd -- the says no one should buy honey smacks until after recalled batches are off of store shelves. >>> a new survey showing how important having the latest is to some people. it is worth going into debt to get the new iphone. is the expected next week. a large portion of the group were people under the age of 35. researchers say many young people do not care that it is expensive. it also hurts their credit score because a cell phone has a bigger impact on their day-to- day lives. the latest model is expected to be unveiled next week. >> this process will be tainted and stained forever. >>> we have started what is expected to be

. >>> the cdc says another 30 people have gotten sick from eating kellogg's honey smacks cereal.monella outbreak traced to the cereal has now spread to 36 states. dozens of people got sick enough to be hospitalized. the cdc says nobody should be buying or selling honey smacks. >>> well, if you're a tennis fan, you were probably up late last night for that marathon match at the u.s. open. it took nearly five hours but rafael nadal finally won around 2:00 a.m. meanwhile, despite a slow match, serena williams won her quarterfinal match. >>> up next in "the pulse," how you can win a free trip to tahiti if you're a hard worker. >> there's always a catch. >>> but first, the outpouring of support for geoffrey owens, the former "cosby show" star working at trader joe's. how his life has now changed after his interview on "good morning america." little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats moderate to severe plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla . it ma

cdc public reporting measure they are collecting, and they are doing a great job. we would like to see that reported, which would enable us helpve peace of mind and employers and providers of services in their efforts to ensure their employees are getting the safest care. sen. murray: thank you. senator cassidy. sen. alexander: thank you, . sen. cassidy: thank you, mr. chairman. when you give the power of price, it makes a huge difference in terms of our health and our pocketbook. i would add the other bits of information you advocated. i agree with each of you so much in fact, i cannot really challenge you. i almost have to ask you to amplify where we are going together. [laughter] sen. cassidy: i also point out you have a bipartisan support. we have been working with senators bennett, young, grassley, carpenter, mccaskill, and i will refer to something senator smith and others are working on in regards to administrative overhead -- i could go on. let me first, though, speak about surprise medical billing. this is something i am concerned about. the darker the col

it is hard to track, so we really depend on cms and cdc, in particular, to help us identify the rates of these infections, so employers can steer employees for a higher performing hospital. there has been an effort to pull us backward in that direction. i think that cms has recommitted, recently, to public reporting of infection rates, but we remain concerned. there with a proposal that suggested they stop public reporting of those five measures. we were very concerned. a lot of purchasers can forward, as well as consumer advocates, to ask that they not do that. they have recommitted to transparency. yesterday, there was another proposal issued by cms is taking ahat cms high priority on provider burden in collecting infection measures. again, we believe there is also a burden on our entire economy by having so many infections and that we ought to also put a priority on the american public and what they need to know about how her hospitals are doing, so i would ask this committee, especially in your jurisdiction of the cdc, that we would love to see cdc publicl reporting measur they ar

the cdc does not recommend od x-rays or blo tests the diagnose them. if your child starts toomit or lose co dciousness, ator may order a ct an. it can clear up within a few months. kids should rest for the dirst thres after suffering a concussion before gradually returning to their normal activity. >>> it's a first for the the washington mystics headed to themp chaionship >>> apple in the trillionaires club. just one month after ape. itzo comes after an stock price crossed $2,000 mark for the first time last week. amazon has emerged as theost powerful force of e commerce capturing half of theretail market. the company has diversified generating tons of revenue from the cloud computing busins and ad revenue. amazon stock is up 75% this year and more than 3,000% since the bull market began in 2009. instagram is working on stand alone shopping app. the app will let you browse collections and buy them within the app. more than 25 million biusinesse have instagram accounts. four out of five instagram users follow one business. a shopping app would be a big

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the cdc says you should have your shot ideally by the end of october. you still have a little time.opment of homeland security is urging airlines to delay flight so agents can scan your face. according to the report dhs is frustrated many airports using facial recognition scanners are letting passengers bypass to lift flights are running late. the scanner allows customs and border protection to confirm a person's identity. they are currently testing the scanners at 14 airports nationwide. now a foxbusiness alert, shelling out big bucks over a massive data breach that hit millions of users. tracy carrasco here with more on how the ridesharing apps plans to make itself more secure. this is concerning. i use uber a lot. >> reporter: this data breach happened in 2016. hackers got in and stole driver's license numbers, emails, addresses and phone numbers of millions of uber users. they did not disclose this for year-end have to pay up, the settlement, $148 million. this includes all 50 states including the district of columbia. this is the biggest data breach payout in history. the settl

the cdc says more than 900,000 americans wspe in the al. doctors are urging people to protect themselves and get the flu shot now. ng peoplered of hea say well i didn't get sick and i didn't get the flu shot. those 80,00 people that died last year from the flu, guess what, they got the f flum someone. >> yesterday, theu.s. surgeon-genera b lead example and rolled up his sleeves from the vaccine. >> the cdc is also urgingna pregnt women to get the vaccine. only half of them received a flu shot lastyear. >> well, we all know, grocery shopping is not only expensive but it's time consuming. especially if you take your kids >> that's right. coming up, we're working for yoo ing at grocery delivery services. >> plus an incredible momen captured on camera. a plane full of passengers goes down landing on the water.ct then that happened next that kept everyone alive. >> and good morning, everybody. it is finally friday. if you are beach bound for the weekend, today, tomorrow, a sunday all look amazing with temperatures in the mid 70s and if you're he

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older population, certain health conditions and it is recommended that the best approach, from the cdc on prevention, is annually getting your flu vaccination. of course, those events that mitchell was referencing in the previous presentation that we have going on, do include our flu shot clinics that are hosted and scheduled by our san francisco health services and well-being team. taking a look at slide three, very quickly, you can see these were off reports from the california department of public health that showed weekly snapshots of flu activity. the reds on the map of california were regions that had significant elevated activities for the flu season and even as we got a little bit later into the season, moving towards late april, things have calmed down and the rest of california, here in the bay area, we were still blowing red in terms of having that elevated activity. the next few slides, and i won't go into detail, but these are some ways that the department of public health analyse is what is going on with the season. they look at clinical reports for the influenza -like il

according to the cdc, the flu costs the nation about seven billion dollars a year in sick days and lostng-age adults. and the best time to get your flu shot time to get the coast.60s and 70s at the coast. (catherine) 4 your health tonight...it's flu shot season, but the pinch of a shot doesn't have to also hurt your wallet.(jr stone) health officials recommend that nearly all americans get flu vaccinations to help with the impact of a disease... so here is what you need to know if you plan on getting vaccinated... the good news is many people don't have to pay anything. the affordable care act required insurers to cover the cost of patients' flu shots without charging a copay... the vaccine is considered the best available tool in fighting the flu, but it's not perfect. according to the cdc, the flu costs the nation about seven billion dollars a year in sick days and lost productivity among working-age adults. and the best time to get your flu shot is by the end of october. (catherine) we already know that pollution is bad for us...but a new study says it might be killing your brain. re

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the cdc is adding three more states to the list that have reported illnesses, delaware, maine and minnesota. so far 34 people have been hospitalized. cheryl: just in time for breakfast. lauren: no honey's barracks-- honey smacks. cheryl: our own susan lee today will sit down with uber ceo for a first on fox business interview. she will ask him about some major issue that uber has been dealing with including the timeline for possibly going public. we hear 2019. we will hear what he has to say. lauren: tropical storm gordon making landfall on alabama mississippi border bringing heavy wind and downpours. >>> is the democrat strategy of moving to the left actually working? we will have the results from the massachusetts primary when we come back and it looks like a rough start to the wednesday morning with investors seeking the dow jones down 106.7 nasdaq down. you are watching "fbn:am" so you just walk around telling people geico could help them save money on car insurance? yea,that and homeowners, renters, motorcycle and boat insurance. huh.that's nice. what happens when you catch a fish? gec

come up with creative ways to create more space at the cdc's, also the air force is partnering with the department of defense to help with the staffing issues. the problem is the background checks take too long. so we now have implemented or starting to so that any employee who is interested in working as a child care provider, once they fill out the application and do the initial fingerprints and they meet the requirements, that usually takes about 7 days, may hire on under direct supervision while they are working until their background checks have cleared, so this would allow them to hire more providers more quickly. additionally, the air force has also implemented $54 million to help our cbc's and it's to help with four things, child care fee a cystance -- assistance to expand child care programs and also for exceptional family member respite care and for use resiliency camps. and while these processes are taking place, for those of you who might be in the situation right now like our daughter, there is a website you can go it's called childcareawaremilitary and can help you pro

so the air force is working to help the cdcs come up with creative ways to create more space at the cdcs. also, the air force has partnered with the department of defense to help with the staffing issues. the problem is the background checks take too long. so we now have implemented or are starting to so that any employee who is interested in working as a child care provider, once they fill out the application and do the initial fingerprints and they meet the requirements that usually takes about 7 days, the mayor hired on under direct supervision while they're working until their background checks have cleared. this will allow them to hire more providers more quickly. additionally, the air force has also implemented $54 million to help our cdcs. and it's to help with four things. child care fee assistance, to expand our child care programs. also for exceptional family member respite care, and for youth resiliency camps. and while these processes are taking place, for those of you who might be in a situation right now like our daughter, there is a website you can go on. it's called child

the cdc are estimated that 80 you had people died from the flu and flu related illness. >> keeping the shot is not just about keeping you safe and health this. it is about the community. those 80,000 people that died from the flu, guess what? they got from someone. >> reporter: they got 168 million doses for the u.s. market. the cdc is recommending that everyone over six months of age get vaccinated annually. >> getting vaccinated is the socially responsible thing to do. while protecting yourself, you're also protecting those around you. >> reporter: surgeon general is urging americans to get their flu shot by halloween and tweet a picture to promote the vaccine's benefits. >>> back to sal we go. hopefully it is starting to clear up a little bit. >> i think it will be a better day if the tower had not forced the closure of the fremont street. every day it is closed, there will be problems. you could not have put in a spot that could have done more damage as far as the city streets go to the bay bridge. and is it backed up all the way across the bridge now. and they turned the lights do

going home and take ashower. >> reporter: the cdc says the symptoms of those people being treated forllness include cough, fever and stomach sickness. in new mayor's office york city says that could be tied to the flu outbreak right now in mecc because a lot of the people on that plane had recently visitedrt mecca. reg from jfk, adam cooperstein, news 4. >> what a mess. oh, my gosh. >> that plane, by the way, is a double decker and somege pass on the top say they didn't realize what was going on because the people who got sick were all on the lower level. >>> news 4 at 6:00 starts now with doreen and leon. >> news 4 at 6:00 begins with breaking news. >>> we start tonight with breaking news. in a moment in our nation's history that is unlik any of us has ever lived through before. "the new york times" has just published shocking op-ed piece. >> that's right. this is written by afi senior al in the trump administration who questions the president's fitness for office and describes a resistance within the white house to protect democratic institutions. >> "the times" has agreed to withho

but there's important information for us: the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested for hep c.ll it takes is a simple one-time blood test. and if you have hep c, it can be cured. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. for us it's time to get tested. it's the only way to know for sure. >>> a former principal and current president at presentation high in san jose is resigning next week. mary miller attended theres as a student, became a teacher and then was principal for 25 years. her replacement hasn't been named. the all girls catholic high school is hit with allegations from 20 former students that school officials failed act on their complaints of sexual abuse by teachers or staff. they say administrators including miller knew about some of the alleged abuse going back 30 years but didn't report it to authorities as required by law. >>> ntsb investigators are now on the scene of a deadly plane crash yesterday in palo alto. the pilot was killed while transporting a young woman and her mother to the bay area for medical treatment. ktvu's ann rubin says investig

and t cdc is urging pregnant women to get the flu vaccine. only half of them received the flu shot last winter. >> i get one every year. get all the kids vaccinated. >> yeah. >> it's 4:10. grocery n shopping is only expensive, it's time consuming. do you take your kids grocery shopping? >> i have three so it's really time consumin >> we're looking into grocery delivery services. are they worth your time and cash? >> a plane full of passengers nes down landi the water. we'll show you the actions that happened next that keptveryone alive. >> good morning, everybody. storm team 4 weather alert for you this morning, the heaviest of the rain is over. still a lot of lingering showers across the area for now. if you're just gting up and getting going the good news is the rain will be ending very, very shortly and the weekend is looking magnafic. the details are coming up. >>> you're watching news 4 today. overnight new video in micronesia. 47ng passes and crew that were on this plane are safe. this plane was about 150 yards away from wheret was supp

. >> reporter: according to a survey done by the cdc, one in four women have faced domestic violencentimate partner and far too often women are afraid to speak out. >> the most dangerous time for a woman in a violent relationship is when she discloses the abuse and when she begins to separate from the abuser. because that's when the control intensifies, including ultimately as horrific incidents as the one we're talking about here. >> reporter: despite her fears, kendra hopes her story will help give voice to domestic violence victims and create a system that will better listen to and protect women. what do you see when you look in the mirror? >> every day i am reminded when i look at my chin. it doesn't have to be a bad thing. this is just my body. i'm a lot more. my spirit is strong. i got a second chance when so many women don't. and so i feel very strongly that i need to help be a part of the change. >> our thanks to amy. and we'll be right back. keep those shrimp comin'! endless shrimp is back at red lobster. with all the shrimp you want, any way you want them. try delicious cre

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but there's important information for us: the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested for hep c.t takes is a simple one-time blood test. and if you have hep c, it can be cured. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. for us it's time to get tested. it's the only way to know for sure. >>> the tributes are pouring in for burt reynolds the long- -time actor of film and television died today at the age of 82. fans have been history ris star on the hollywood walk of fame some leaving behind flowers at the site. he was known for his signature moustache and his charisma, swagger and charm. and the oscar nominated actor was once the most bankable actor in hollywood. >> reporter trace gallagher looks back at his long caree. >> you have a great profile. >> yeah, i do, don't i? >> reporter: >>> reporter: hollywood is remembering the life and legacy of legendary actor burt reynolds. after starring in tv shows liketo fame in the 1970s for his breakout role as lewis medlock in the film "deliverance." he has nearly 200 film and tv crincluding the longest yard, "smokey and the ba