the cdc. the agency's guidance has far-reaching implications affecting not just public health but our day-to-day lives and overall well-being of our children. it is imperative that we make a commitment to cooperate. to many of our inquiries the president an adequate answer to hold it nor do i think we all agree being transparent with us the americans that we represent is foundational to restoring trust. i know this is your first time testifying before congress is director of the cdc. appearing is more than a perceived formality. it's a pivotal moment for accountability and reassessment. the insights to share today will only shed light on past decisions that will take a step toward rebuilding trust. this hearing is an opportunity to share how you will use lessons learned and apply them to the respiratory illness season as well as future decisions by the cdc. you have an opportunity to show the american people hiding a plan to lead as director and we look forward to your testimony and hearing ab

this includes officials from the cdc and the fda. you are watching live coverage on c-span3 . >> i advised members and remind them of all the rows of corn. the issues we are debating are important. the members feel deeply about. i understand that. while vigorous disagreement is part of the legislative process, members are reminded that we must adhere to established standards of decorum and debate. this is a reminder that is a violation of house rules and the rules of this committee to engage in personalities regarding other members or to question the motives of a colleague. remarks about type are not permitted by the rules and are not in keeping with the best traditions of our committee. this is a very serious matter. the chair will enforce these roles of the courtroom at all times and urge all members to be mindful of their remarks today. if the chair finds the member to be in violation, remember will be suspended of speaking for the remainder of the hearing but i never organize myself for the purpose of making an opening statement.

and the answer they got from the cdc officer was, i'm not sure.more than a thousand, i think i got more. they didn't thousand for say all the gay men in this country and everybody who might be helping take care of them. and, you know, seriously, you don't know how many doses and you know, they didn't. and when i call the national stockpile, they refuse to tell me, because that's a biodefense asset. we're not allowed to describe the size of our our biodefense supplies that i want to the same. yeah, i'm sure you did you know. so there are some fun historical facts in the book that i didn't know. one was about hookworm and back to the civil war to tell us about that. i'm sorry. i didn't couldn't hear part of it. what about you write about hookworm? hookworm in the civil war and rumors that the rockefeller foundation was buying up shoe companies right. i guess that there's a fun historical facts in the book about i didn't know this that i didn't know that hookworm was a problem at the battle of gettysburg. well, so we're conflating a few ideas here. i

and the answer they got from the cdc officer was, i'm not sure.more than a thousand, i think i got more. they didn't thousand for say all the gay men in this country and everybody who might be helping take care of them. and, you know, seriously, you don't know how many doses and you know, they didn't. and when i call the national stockpile, they refuse to tell me, because that's a biodefense asset. we're not allowed to describe the size of our our biodefense supplies that i want to the same. yeah, i'm sure you did you know. so there are some fun historical facts in the book that i didn't know. one was about hookworm and back to the civil war to tell us about that. i'm sorry. i didn't couldn't hear part of it. what about you write about hookworm? hookworm in the civil war and rumors that the rockefeller foundation was buying up shoe companies right. i guess that there's a fun historical facts in the book about i didn't know this that i didn't know that hookworm was a problem at the battle of gettysburg. well, so we're conflating a few ideas here. i

los cdcs tienen una lista muy clara .ro uno que nos esta matando silenciosamente. guillermo: en un esfuerzo para tratar de reducir las enormes cifras de muertes por mujeres por enfermedades cardÍacas, los cdcs recomiendan dejar de fumar, aumentar la actividad fÍsica y dormir lo suficiente. los expertos de los centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedadesnos encanta de recomendar que debe hacerse chequeos frecuentes, evitar el consumo exagerado de azÚcar y grasas y acudir al mÉdico de manera regular. los mÉdicos dicen que la prevenciÓn es la clave para salvar vidas. elian: la siguiente informaciÓn, el departamento de educaciÓn anunciÓ actualizaciones del formulario de los futuros estudiantes universitarios que deberÁn llenar para solicitar ayuda financiera. se espera que mÁs de 7 millones de estudiantes obtengan becas que no tendrÁn que pagar despuÉs. los cambios incluyen un anÁlisis mÁs rÁpido de las solicitudes. maity: el servicio de migraciÓn en estados unidos puso en vigor las nuevas tarifas para trÁmites migrat

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. >>> the cdc health alert about a nationwide spike in cases of the highly contagious norovirus. where it is now hitting hardest. >>> the landing on the moon tonight the first image just in and what we have learned about the lander itself -- on its side. you'll see the first image. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >> david: good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a friday night. we begin tonight with the breaking news. u.s. fighter jets scrambled in the skies over the u.s. after reports of a high-altitude balloon flying over the western united states. tonight, a u.s. official now confirming that norad aircraft intercepted the balloon some 40,000 feet over utah. the balloon described as about 50 feet tall, carrying a small payload about two feet square. the incident, of course, coming a year after that chinese surveillance balloon was spotted over the u.s. and then shot down over the coast of south carolina days later. tonight, of course, the main question, who is behind this balloon? authori

. >> yeah, the cdc says more than 150 passengers and crew aboard the queen victoria became ill and as ktvu joy hoda tells us, that ship is now on its way to hawaii. despite the problems getting off of the center station, the queen victoria cruise ship seen docked in san francisco on wednesday, is touted as an extraordinary way to see the world, and the staff are absolutely amazing. >> but it wasn't exactly smooth sailing for all passengers on the weeks long international voyage. originating from germany on january 9th, passengers caught wind of trouble on day 13 after leaving florida. >> yes, we left port canaveral and then it was announced that people were getting ill and that they had to take the extra precautions, cunard cruise line, the company that operates the ship, tells ktvu a small number of guests had reported symptoms of gastro intestinal illness, according to the centers for disease control and prevention. >> out of the more than 1800 passengers, 128 got sick along with 25 of the more than 900 crew. >> it's not a massive amount, but obviously it's still too many. we took,

new numbers from the cdc show an increase in norovirus cases across the country.ficials say the number is especially high in new york city and philadelphia. it's spread through direct contact with an infected person, touching contaminated surfaces, or consuming contaminated food or drinks. >>> tonight, tourists are flocking to a temporary lake in california's death valley, national park. the recent atmospheric river with their torrential rains reviving the lake in what's normal already the driest place in the u.s. tourists enjoying the water before it disappears, likely in the next couple of weeks. >>> when we come back, the big landing on the moon. the first image just in, ask you'll see it in a moment. you see, i was diagnosed with obstructive hcm. and there were some days i was so short of breath. i thought i'd have to settle for never stepping foot on this trail again. i became great at making excuses. but i have people who count on me so i talked to my cardiologist. i said there must be more we can do for my symptoms. he told me about a medication called camz

hospitalizations are still increasing nationwide as the winter drags on, but that's not stopping the cdcits isolation guidelines. the agency reportedly considering telling people to use symptoms rather than covid tests to determine when to end isolation advice. not sitting well with some health officials. it's a reasonable thing not to change while we're in the middle of a winter season, when we know that there's a lot of the virus going around. but the possible change also comes as some states are reporting an uptick in long covid cases. a cdc report earlier this month showed vaccine boosters are the best way to avoid lingering covid symptoms, but only about a third of americans have rolled up their sleeves for the latest shot. some lawmakers on capitol hill blaming federal health officials for what they call misleading statements on vaccine , is staying up to date on covid 19 vaccines. >> is an effective and safe way to prevent severe illness. when you say safe and effective, that's relative in your mind. but it's not to the person at home, they hear 100% safe and 100% effective. >> bu

cdc, only about 10% of the cases get reported.o it is possible with this recent, uh, preliminary study that there are as many as 630,000 lyme disease cases in the country. >> so why is it so hard to report back? >> uh, it's difficult because a lot of the doctors, there's a couple of reasons, but a lot of the doctors, um, are, are concentrating on taking care of their very sick patients, agents, and they make it difficult to report back. a lot of times you have to actually pick up the phone and, and call the cdc. you have to fill out a tremendous amount of paperwork and, and most doctors that will do that, that do report back are the infectious disease doctors. but most people will go to see their primary doctor or they'll they'll just go to the emergency room if they are having some issue with it. >> well, let's do a deep dive. what are the symptoms ties to lyme disease and how do you treat it? >> so there's uh, there's two, um, lyme disease. so one of them, as you have up on the, on the screen, right now is called acute lyme. and

the investors are originally to those blackstone and the cdc, cdc is one of the biggest key players in the world uh with lots of sports lots of. busy lots of experience, but the players generally on the fence generally people don't want any investor. they, they have their more magic id or, or soccer, and that's what they want. no investor. and let's keep the goal. let's keep the ball rolling. i mean, if the fans is the clubs that have allowed the german football to become a multi 1000000000 euro business, i mean, do you think the fans realize that either if you want to play in the big leagues, you have to pay in the big like well, that's the weird thing they want to win, but they want to play at their own rules. um, but, you know, the 1st thing is filed out. i needed a 2 thirds majority in december for the deal and they made it. ringback secrets about and that was sort of illegal and more transparent for the full tenants and the fans wanted to get involved in the process . and that's why they kept up their had and said, okay, we're gonna find to, to bring that agreement though. i mean,

according to the latest report from the cdc, cases of syphilis shot up 80% from 2018 to 2022 alone.chan is the chief medical officer for open door health, a center for lgbtq plus patients in rhode island, and an associate professor at brown university. dr. chan, thank you so much for joining us. why are syphilis cases on the rise, and should we be concerned abt this? >> syphilis, unfortunately, has been increasing for a couple of decades here in the u.s. has -- has largely gone unnoticed. it's increasing now, and circulating among the cisgender heterosexual population. and we just aren't testing enough, and we don't have the infrastructure needed to address this increase, not only in syphilis, but also other stis. ali: as you mentioned, cases are rising among cisgender people, particularly cisgender women and heterosexual people. why are we seeing the increases in those populations in particular? >> i think the syphilis has gotten a foothold in that population, and especially among polations that have been marginalized a little bit more, african-american, black, hispanic, latinx com

>> norah: in tonight's "health watch," florida'sdefying more than 30 years of cdc guidelines in responses outbreak at a local school. cbs's manuel bojorquez spoke with some frustrated parents. >> reporter: the end of the school day at manatee bay elementary in weston, near fort lauderdale, comes with the hope of no new measles cases. >> it is very disruptive. it is not really fair. >> reporter: the broward county school district says 33 out of nearly 1100 students are not vaccinated for measles. so far, there are six confirmed cases of the highly contagious infection, which starts with cold-like symptoms 7-14 days after exposure, then a rash. for some, the disease can be deadly. >> i have not seen any outbreak of measles in my 30 years as being an educator. >> reporter: peter licata is the broward county school's superintendent. there has been some questions about allowing unvaccinated students into the school during this time because it is so highly contagious. >> that would be the determination of the health department in the state. >> reporter: but florida surgeon general dr. joseph l

did the cdc just recommend another covid booster shot? with the most severe complications of covid, primarily those ages 65 and older. cdc says they should get a booster this spring and another round offering the best protection possible ahead of likely rising cases and cdc says the additional dose should be given at least four months after a previous dose for healthy older adults or three months after a covid infection. the number of covid deaths is decreasing and last summer they're going with 500 covid deaths a week. stu. stuart: got it, thanks, ash. it's that time, we show you the dow 30. how the market feel, where is it going here? well, it's about, not quite sure and donald trump wants to flip new york read in this election. might even hold a rally in new york city and the republican club if trump has a chance in the empire state. that's next. ♪ students... students of any age, from anywhere. using our technology to power different ways of learning. so when minds grow, opportunities follow. ♪ why choose a sleep number smart bed? can

the parents are not adhering to the recommendation but the cdc continues to make it forcefully whiche nation's institutions that is a concern i would see both sides share for different reasons and our nations institutions have a responsibility to be more in line with the data and to be aware of their responsibility and not spreading further mistrusts and institutions, that if it grows, can lead to violence on both sides of the political spectrum. just lead to violence on both sides of the political spectrum.— lead to violence on both sides of the political spectrum. just a point on the science _ the political spectrum. just a point on the science of— the political spectrum. just a point on the science of what _ the political spectrum. just a point on the science of what you've - on the science of what you've mentioned there, the nhs, on myocarditis, rare pieces of information in the heart reported after covid effective summations, most who have had this recovered following frost & treatments. thank you for that. carwynjones, the floor is yours. in you for that. carwyn jones, the floo

are bracing for the biggest winter event in years, plus four years after the pandemic started, the cdc takes a major step today redefining covid, isolation shouldn't guidelines, and this could be a game-changer that's a big change and hotter than expected. what the first big inflation report of 2024 tells us about where prices are heading we are following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to cnn news central >> welcome to cnn news central. i'm brianna keilar alongside my friend here, jim sciutto. great to be together and we are tracking a powerful nor'easter that is ripping through, you guessed it the northeast, nearly 50 million people under winter alerts for this quick but intense storm which has already dumped more than a foot of snow in two states. in the mid-atlantic morning commutes were snarled with hundreds of car accidents. new york city is on pace for the most snow that it has seen an two years. and in new jersey, take a look at this. some towns facing a dangerous combo of snow and coastal flooding, the storm could also affect turnout in a

pueden contagiar. >> tener un poco mÁs de conciencia, tendrÍamos que seguir los procedimientos de los cdcaer sarampiÓn. Éste incluye debes demasiado pequeÑos para recibir la dosis y aquellos que no pueden ser vacunados por razones mÉdicas. reportera: en la florida central se ha reportado otro caso. todavÍa no se sabe, por cuestiones de privacidad, si los niÑos que adquirieron el sarampiÓn estaban uno estaba vacunados, pareciÓ la enfermera casera de cada, pero desde que en algÚn momento se asociÓ la vacuna con el autismo muchos padres no va con lana sus hijos. han criticado larsen del departamento de salud del estado, asegurando que no aislar a los infectados es poner en riesgo a toda la comunidad. en weston, florida, lourdes del rÍo, univisiÓn. >> el gobernador de california lanzÓ una campaÑa contra los congresos estatales, dominados por varios republicanos donde ademÁs buscan prohibir que las mujeres vienen a otro hasta donde sea legal realizarse un aborto, desde los Ángeles dulce castellanos nos habla en esta campaÑa. >> con este comercial el gobernador de california lanzÓ una campaÑa p

we are planning if appropriated to move forward with a large program to upgrade our cdcs.ould be anything from renovation to building all new ones. we have several scheduled plans. we are aggressively going to get at this particular problem. we will look and see, i can get back to you on what the plans are for the cdc at seymour johnson and i'll take that back, but if that's okay with you but i just want religion of the department is committed to broadening out investments in cdcs going forward. >> and mr. chair, i would just end by saying i do appreciate the dedicated were added to understand the challenges and definitely i look forward to connecting again, and thank you for your continued service. i yield back. >> thank you mr. davis. mr. wilson. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank each of you for your service, and at a special appreciation. i served 31 years myself anthony military service is very uplifting. all due to my wife, we have for macs uncensored and iraq and afghanistan for over and over again we are seeing the positive side and in particular my navy d

. >> precisamente ayer con mi queso no investigacion y pruebas de laboratorio de los cdcs vincularonuesos blandos y otros productos lacteos elaborados en california con un peligroso y mortal brote de listeria. >> y esto ocurre cuando en la produccion de estos alimentos no hay una limpieza exhausta. >> el fue reportado por consumidores desde el 2014, pero no se habia detectado su fuente. >> desde entonces al menos 26 personas en 11 estados del pais han sufrido de complicaciones, dos personas, una en california y otra en texas, fallecieron. >> se hacia la investigacion y volvi a investigar hasta que por fin esta vez si pudieron dar con cual es la fuente de modesto, california quienes en un comunicado dijeron que apenas se dieron cuenta, tomaron la decision de inmediatamente detener la produccion y retirar voluntariamente todos los productos del mercado. >> la higiene es clave para poder limitar los estragos de la listeria. >> personas sanas en contacto con la bacteria delisteria pueden sufrir fiebre alta, dolor de cabeza intenso, nauseas, dolor abdominal y diarrea. >> muchos consumidor

the cdc may be making another recognition for the spring. this would be for the latest dose from the fall. it covers all covid infections that are occurring right now. health experts say it is critical to make it available sooner rather than later. advisers of the cdc are expected to vote on a spring booster during a meeting on the 28th. one fifth of eligible adults have received the latest version of the covid vaccine from the last booster they issued.>> what's coming up next at 5:30 pm?>>> we continue our coverage of the latest storm. what comes next? and how many people are in the dark tonight from the various power outages?>>> also, growing concern over an rv center designed to help people get back on their feet. a federal housing inspector is now looking at the group that runs it. >>> congress still can't agree on a way to send more aid to ukraine, but how does the american public feel? our political analyst joins us in studio. [ music ] the news starts right now, thank you so much for joining us. >> more range means more damage, and po

let's let cdc go through the process. >> john: she said the cdc is going through it. dial back the five-day isolation period? >> well, yes and no, john. i'll tell you what i think about this. first of all, they need to be consistent. we have said that through the pandemic. so, why now? i mean, we came out of the pandemic months ago, so if they were going to dial back the policy should have been months ago. but i also think and i've told you this from the beginning, i want doctors in the driver's seat. i must be honest with you. when i advise a patient how long to stay home, whether they have the flu or rsv or covid, i go one-on-one. i see, you know, what is your risk? are you still sneezing, are you still coughing, are you still contagious. the guidelines we are talking about that they are probably going to go to, oregon and california already go to this, which is if you are not on medication, and you don't have a fever for a day, you get to go back to work. well, i don't want everybody going back to work who doesn't have a fever. there are other symptoms. how contagi

no arrests have been made, according to the cdc, measles was eradicated in the u.s. at the start of the century, but falling vaccination rates have helped the potentially deadly disease make a comeback, which is raising concerns among health professionals around the country . >> this morning, doctors in florida are closely watching a cluster of children infected with measles as experts warn about a surge in cases nationwide. this is, you know, not a hair on fire moment yet, but it has the potential to become one. an elementary school near fort lauderdale is now reporting five students with measles. meanwhile, nine cases have been reported in the philadelphia area since december . they're all involving unvaccinated people, so far this year, at least one case has been reported in 12 states. >> all you have to be is in the same room or proximity with a with an infected patient to be at risk for contracting a virus. >> measles spreads in the air when an infected person coughs or sneezes. >> symptoms include fever, cough , and runny nose, and a distinctive rash, but sever

it could soon bring about guidance changes by the cdc.ril the 1st, those with covid 19 will not have to isolate five days, something california and oregon already does. currently, people who test positive are advised to stay home for at least five days. however, under the new guidelines, if you don't have a fever and have resolved or mild symptoms, you could. go back to work. prior to that five day isolation period. come april, let's talk about it all with infectious disease expert at ucsf, doctor peter chin-hong. peter, great to see you. >> same here. thanks for having me on. >> so what do you think about these proposed new cdc guidelines? and since it's already in effect here in california, is it working? >> um, so far we haven't really seen an uptick in cases since the guidelines were changed in california, which. i think is a good sign. i think these changes nationwide will do a lot for alignment, but it also comes with responsibility. uh, it means that there are a lot of things that are not changing as well. um, which is a need to ke

he said cdc violated california law, citing most prison systems and law- enforcement agencies providemodations for pregnant law officers. >> we are asking for treatment for any other woman in the state of telephone it would be entitled to. transit since 2017 between 15% to 16% of correctional officers have been women. cdc guards website show the first female correctional officers were hired in the 1970s and claim to currently hire women at a higher rate than the national average. >> i worked in the mental health benefit and have my entire career there. >> reporter: she is also a correctional officer. she said she was 24 weeks pregnant when she was asked to do an emergency cell entry. >> i refused and went home. i emailed my doctor, like, as soon as i got out to the parking lot and let him know what happened, and he took me off of work and put me on disability that same day. >> reporter: glaude said she only received partial pay. multiple plaintiffs say they suffered miscarriages. >> it is just sad. i mean, i got to bring my baby home, but not everybody did. transit the state civil rig

the cdc says the additional dose should be given at least four months after a previous dose or at leastonths after a covid infection. >>> still ahead, burger backlash. wendy's trying to reassure customers after word spreads that it's starting surge pricing. surge pricing. mom's gonna love this! alright kids come on. it's time for bed! ( ♪♪ ) good morning, mr. snuggles. make breakfast special with the cocoa and hazelnutty goodness of nutella. ( ♪♪ ) ♪oh what a good time we will have♪ ♪you... can make it happen...♪ ♪♪ try dietary supplements from voltaren for healthy joints. >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> new photos from the first u.s. spacecraft to land on the moon in more than 50 years shows at least one broken landing leg. the private company that built "odysseus" released new photos yesterday six days after touchdown. the robotic lander is on the verge of losing power ahead of schedule since it landed at an angle. its solar panels have not been able to properly charge. >>> wendy's fast food is facing backlash, and there's a recall of jeep gr

two percentage points might not sound like a lot but according to the cdc, that translates to two juntakids who are left at higher risk for developing measles. they could become death as a result, develop encephalitis, and in most tragic cases, died. physician, pediatricians who have talked to in my reporting, they are very concerned that we will give it will give an opportunity for preventable death to rise in this country. john: tnk you very much. you can read more of laura's reporting on the rise in measles cases in the misinformation around the measles vaccine at pbs.org/newshour. for black history month, our partners at story corps are amplifying black voices with conversations about activism, love, joy, and leadership. tonight, the story of mary stepp burnette hayden. she was born into slavery on a plantation in black mountain, north carolina. after she was freed in 1865, when she was 7, she remained there, going on to become a midwife. at storycorps, hayden's granddaughter, mary othella burnette, told her great granddaughter, debora hamilton palmer, about their family matriarch.

que una mujer tenga 37 semanas de embarazo, aumentÓ aquÍ en estados unidos en un 12%, segÚn dicen los cdcpero tambiÉn en pacientes obesas, hipertensas, diabÉticos, tambiÉn con muchas complicaciones. lo otro que puede estar pasando es que esto tambiÉn ocurriÓ durante el covid. este anÁlisis incluye pacientes que quedaron embarazadas durante el covid, esas pacientes tienen mayor riesgo de tener un bebÉ prematuro por la mamÁ estar en este caso enferma. carolina: es un punto importante, este aumento de natalidad prematura, segÚn los cdc, han sido mÁs notables especialmente entre personas afroamericanas e hispanos. borja: seguimos con mÁs informaciÓn. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ pasamos ahora con uno de los segmentos favoritos, "la buena noticia". luciana moscoso es una pequeÑa que estuvo al borde de la muerte, por el sÍndrome de la burbuja. si no saben, es una rara condiciÓn para en la que su paÍs les dijeron que no existÍa tratamiento. carolina: quienes padecen de esta enfermedad carecen de un sistema inmune necesario para protegerlos de las infecciones. nuestra querida andrea leÓn hablÓ con la madre de es

very uncomfortable problem. 139 of them have been sickened with gastrointestinal problems while the cdc and the cruise line have not officially announced a cause. local infectious disease expert doctor heter chin. hong says the answer is probably obvious. yes, it is very likely going to be no virus. norovirus is a virus that causes vomiting and diarrhea. >> and you can have person-to-person transmission very famous for happening on cruise ships where large numbers of people get together and trump conditions share a lot utensils, food, et cetera, apart from being very uncomfortable. fortunately, norovirus dozen results a lot of people dying doesn't have a high mortality rate. >> the queen victoria has been in the city since yesterday and just in case anybody is worried about sick people getting off the ship and exposing others. doctor chin-hong says there are strict protocols in place, meaning it's very unlikely. >> the protocol is for is to be isolated on the ship. and not in contact with others. while the deep cleaning disinfection and all of that is going on the other piece of mind fo

. >> how long should you stay inside with qvid, we have the new rules the cdc is about to roll out. >>> we will show you how much rain is coming, see you back here in 10 minutes. >>> what we learned about a national security threat that members of congress have been briefed the economy is simply not working for millions of hard working families. they're working harder than ever and they still can't make enough to get by to afford food and medicine to even keep a roof over their heads. we need to build more housing that's truly affordable. we need to address this terrible epidemic of homelessness. we need to invest in good paying jobs, union jobs and investments in our future. this, this is why i'm running for the us senate. i'm adam schiff and i approve this message. . >>> a dramatic rescue in an apartment fire. we show you how firecrews pulled people from the roof of the building and those flames just kept spreading. >> a roof rescue after an apartment complex catches fire. the fire near anderson elementary school surprised people living inside getting ready to start their day. >> i

currently the cdc says people should isolate for five days if they test positive. the potential change was reported by "the washington post," yesterday. we spoke to ucsf specialist about these guideline changes. >> there are several reasons, first, more population of immunity. we have a menu of options now including even for people not vaccinated who are seriously ill using early therapy like paxlovid to keep you away from the hospital. >> california and oregon implemented it. experts still recommend you wear a mask if you test positive for covid. >>> all right, attention home buyers. you might be missing out on a property tax break and you have a deadline tomorrow. we will show you how to apply, next . >>> we are tracking this rain coming down across the bay area. and those additional storms, what i am seeing about rain totals as we head all of the way into next we ek democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice. mr. garvey, you voted for him

the cdc is considering recommendations for certain groups >>> and we'll meet the miami business owner who's changing lives by trying to become one of the largest employers for adults with disabilities in the united states >>> and saying let it be to a 50-year-old mystery. a long-lost bass guitar belonging to sir paul mccartney now back in the hands of that beatles legend it is friday, february 16th. early today starts right now good morning, and thanks for joining us on this friday. i'm jessica layton, and we begin with one of the most dramatic days so far in the saga of donald trump's legal troubles. the former president was back inside a new york courtroom, where a judge refused to dismiss his criminal hush money charges. on the very same day, there was fiery testimony in georgia the fulton county d.a. forced to answer questions about her relationship with a prosecutor, all this as trump's legal team tries to get his election interference case there thrown out. nbc's alice barr begins our coverage >> reporter: high drama in an atlanta courtroom as the district attorney who charged f

so you see on your screen there that's what the cdc guidelines say. but in florida, the state general state surgeon general said in a letter to parents that the department of health, the doh is deferring to parents or guardians to make decisions about school attendance. so you see the disconnect there that's raising a lot of questions and florida right now >> yeah. if an unvaccinated kid is sent to school during this outbreak, how likely is it that the measles will spread around? >> well, that's the concern because among unvaccinated kids, if they're exposed to the virus, 90% the time they will get infected, they will get sick and if you are vaccinated, we know the vaccine is 97% effective, but the concern here is that measles is so contagious if someone who's infected coughs or sneezes the virus can linger in the air for up to two hours, so it can eat easily spread among pockets of unvaccinated kids. and what's happening in florida. those are just a few cases that we're seeing in the us so far this year, there have been at least 35 cases reported acr

officials, as you mentioned, are leaving it up to parents to decide what to do, but we do know from cdc guidance, the cdc recommends when there is a measles outbreak children who are not vaccinated if they're exposed to the virus, should stay home for 21 days because that's the incubation period for the virus. whereas just last week, the state's surgeon general in florida sent a letter to parents and guardians saying what you just mentioned, kate, that the department of health is quote, deferring to parents or guardians to make decisions about school attendance so there is this disconnect between what the cdc guidance says and what florida is actually doing. now, the reason why this is controversial if the child is not vaccinated and there are exposed to the measles virus and they're still sent to school. of course, they have their own risk of getting seriously ill or sadly, even possibly dying from the illness. but also if they're sent to school that raises the risk of the virus spreading and the outbreak getting worse. so there is a lot of concern around this if you're unvaccinated, 9

another 600,000 in 19 cdc.f appropriated to move forward with a large program to upgrade our cdc's. anything from renovation to building all new ones. we will aggressively get up this particular problem. i can get back to you on what the plansdc are and i will take that back, if that is okay with you. the department is committed to broadening our investment going forward. >> i do understand the challenges and look to connecting again. thank you for your continued service. >> thank you, mr. davis. yoi will thank each of you for your service. i have a special appreciation. to me, military service is very uplifting. we out for sunset served in iraq and afghanistan. over and over again we see the positive side. in particular my navy doctor son served in naples, italy. we now have three grandchildren that speak italian. i just want to again say thank you for what is being done. we still have some trails that we need to come and bring his -- representingng nearby the proverbial question is always a delay in having. w

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. >>> happening now, new hints the cdc may be ready to recommend another covid booster shot as soon as this spring. the new booster would be another dose of the same vaccine already approved last fall. which only about two in ten americans received. but it is believed to be effective against the sub variant linked to most of the current infections. people over the age of 65 or with weak immune systems would likely be recommended to get it. the final decision by the cdc is expected in two weeks with that idea of making it available sooner rather than later. >>> a mysterious sight returns off the coast of southern california. looks like a scene out of a science fiction movie. coming up, what has these waves simply glowing? thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr positive, her2 negative metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that

the alert from the cdc one year after the toxic train derailment disaster. >> we're back in east palestineio residents explained why they're still afraid to return to their homes and later, why you should put shrimp on the menu at your super bowl party this year. >> from abc news in new york. >> this is america this morning. >> good friday morning, everyone i'm andrew dymburt. >> good morning i'm alison kosik in for rhiannon. we begin with that deadly plane crash in florida. >> authorities have been combing through the wreckage of a mobile home park set ablaze after the crash last night. >> that plane just crashed into a building here overnight, authorities confirming multiple people were killed after a small plane crashed into this mobile home park in clearwater, florida. >> is there anybody else in this house? >> no. i think massive flames pouring out of the homes. firefighters rushing people to safety. get back around 7 p.m. the single engine plane radioing mayday to the clearwater saint pete airport, reporting engine failure before disappearing from the radar. about three miles north o