this includes officials from the cdc and the fda. you are watching live coverage on >> 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. 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. good morning. vaccines are crucial public he

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

the cdc says the mmr vaccine is 97% effective against the virus.allergy season has arrived, and this year the pollen is packing a punch. allergists say they are seeing more adults coming in with seasonal allergies. they've never had before. doctor jonathan wittkowski of ucsf tells us our wet winter is part of it. so is climate change putting more carbon dioxide into the air that fuels trees and plants to produce more pollen? what was once a seasonal sniffle is turning into a year round problem. pollen data shows the spring allergy season started about 20 days earlier than normal, and with, he says, we are seeing pollen levels rise early and stay elevated for longer. >> they're really extending further into the year. it's not uncommon to see grass pollens lingering well into the fall, even as late as october. so what used to be more of a seasonal inconvenience is proving now to be almost a year round challenge for many allergy sufferers. >> cdc data shows about 1 in 4 adults has seasonal allergies. the stat is slightly lower for children, but he say

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per cdc figures around 93% of kindergartners were vaccinated last year. that's short of the cdc's 95% goal. >> in the bay area, we do have a very highly immune and vaccinated population, which is great. if there are people who haven't vaccinated their kids that are over a year old or themselves, please do that. we want to make sure that kids have those vaccines at one year of age and then a second dose when they're a little bit older to protect them. and that's protection for life. >> reporter: according to the cdc, the majority of the cases nationwide have been among kids 12 months and older who had not received the mmr vaccine. >>> on this easter weekend, the bay area got some nice weather earlier today. >> thank you. >> but you know, we had rain as well. brian is filling in for darren with more. >> on the south side they've got rain falling on 101 south of morgan hill and between morgan hill and san jose. and that's all moving over the santa cruz mountains. and then offshore because of a low to our south that has given los angeles and san diego headach

i want cdc to do more. asme owe friendly with cdc and a great relationship with them.e at the border but i have to say frankly i thought title 42 was helpful. we need a way to protect the citizens of texas and new york and chicago from the issue of infectious diseases. it is a public health problem and not just measles. it is tuberculosis, sexually transmitted diseases and flu, polio. we're worried diseases. >> bill: the s.a.t. is changing once again and changing in a significant way. we'll tell you how and it might be easier for some. will that be fair to all? will that be fair to all? veteran homeowners need cash but worried you can't get a home loan because of your credit? here's great news. at newday we've been granted automatic authority by the va to make our own loan approval decisions. in fact, if you've had credit challenges and missed a payment along the way, you're more than five times more likely to get approved for the newday 100 va cash out loan. no one knows veterans like newday usa. you always got your mind on the green. not you. you! your business bank

the cdc counts nearly 100 cases across the country so far this year, nearly double the total for all of last year. california has reported five cases so far. the cdc says most of the people who've gotten sick were not fully vaccinated, and about half are children younger than five who are at higher risk of hospitalization. health leaders for all nine bay area counties say this is a good time to make sure your entire family is up to date on their measles vaccinations. >> this was really an opportunity for us to be more proactive, do what we really want to do and prevent cases, prevent larger situations from developing. >> the cdc says the mmr vaccine is 97% effective against the virus. meantime, allergy season has arrived and this year the pollen is packing a punch. allergists say they are seeing more adults coming in with seasonal allergies than they have ever had before. doctor jonathan wittkowski of ucsf tells us our wet winter is part of it. so is climate change putting more carbon dioxide into the air that fuels trees and plants to produce more pollen? what was once a seasonal sn

but the cdc's new covid isolation protocols also mean there's a greater risk. people could become exposed if you're not a risk for. >> getting covid in every a complication from it. the responsibility used that you have to be a little more cautious. the corruption were before, because you you know, people around you careful. >> uc berkeley, infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg says those 65 and older or immunocompromised should consider masking in crowded indoor settings and should definitely make sure they're up to date on the vaccine. >> side and that only 40% of those who are older than 65 have gotten the formulation of the covid, the vaccine. and i think we need to do better. >> also this week, the cdc announced those 65 and older should get a second dose of the updated covid vaccine 4 to 6 months after the first one. experts say this makes sense support a high-risk group. >> take advantage of the fact that we got this vaccine for you. been at least us, perfectly 6 that of 4 words since your last updated vaccine, give you protection. >> dan

mandy cohen, the cdc director. thank you for joining us.th you. ♪ geoff: nearly half a century after its birth from a bloody civil war, bangladesh has made significant strides in reducing poverty. one of the best known architects of this progress is mohammed who popularized the idea of micro-finance. but he has run afoul of his country's prime minister. he faces criminal charges. we have this report, part of a series, "agents for change." >> he has won the presidential medal of freedom and the congressional medal of honor. >> make no mistake, mohammed is a genius. >> yearly a half-century ago this vanderbilt trained economist left a teaching career saying he was called to serve his newly independent and more shattered nation. >> people were dying of hunger. i find myself in a strange situation. teaching economics. those elegant periods of economics have no use for people that are dying. reporter: he did teach -- test one economic theory, lending a few women funds to start a business. >> people are paying back every penny without a hitch. i

the cdc says most of them are linked to international travel. bay area has three major airports, health leaders say anyone who is not vaccinated against the virus is at increased risk of getting infected. we spoke with a bay area health officer, who explain how to stay safe when traveling. >> checking to see, is there a measles outbreak going on in the country that maybe visiting, and, again, is your vaccination-- are you up-to- date on your back the nation, particularly the mmr vaccine, and if not, getting vaccinated ahead of time. >> measles affect the respiratory system and is especially dangerous for children. with an of the cases reported this year are in children younger than five. >>> the cdc says vaccinated people rarely catch the virus and if they do, their incomes are less severe. >>> tonight we are getting a look at the gun that san jose police say a man pointed at officers. it happened earlier this morning . investigator say officers were conducting a welfare check around 5:00 this morning, when a man shot at them twice. officers did

and the cdc announces new protocols for covid.in the sierra making travel extremely dangerous. we'll check out the latest conditions up in the mountains. and we're also keeping an eye on the weather this morning. taking a live look at stormtracker 4 radar, more rain expected over the next few days. we have a complete look at your forecast with dave sphar. coming up. >> good morning, everybody. and welcome back to kron morning news. so here's a quick shot. what's going on? san jose state? how about that blue sky trying to take hold temporarily some clouds off towards the distance but don't put the rain gear away just yet. yes, we're expecting a line to come marching on through going to be continuous throughout the day today, tonight into tomorrow, a little bit as well. the thing about these storms, unlike what we've experienced through much of this holiday or the holiday this winter season has been. these art is wet when they come from the northwest like this there colder, of course, they produce more in the way of snow or lower le

according to the cdc, 2 doses of measles vaccine are 97% effective. there is also growing concern over a spike in m-pox cases. the cdc is already reporting 511 cases this year of the virus formally known as monkeypox compared to less than 300 cases last year. at the same time, health experts are worrying the u.s. is vulnerable to new outbreaks after the m-pox health emergency expired more than a year ago. as a result, federal resources to get people vaccinated were cut. cdc is warning a new variant of m-pox has been detected and it's more severe and transmissible. the virus is spread through personal contact. it has flu-like symptoms followed by a rash and raised lesions. >> the 2030 u.s. census will include updated classifications selections for race and ethnicity will now be combined into single questions. starting then and for the first time, there will be a checkbox for middle eastern and north african, hispanic and latino will be combined into one selection. they say the goal is to count residents more accurately. the changes will eventually appe

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but the cdc's new covid isolation protocols also mean there's a greater risk.could become exposed if you're not a risk for. >> getting covid in every a complication from it. the responsibility used that you have to we're cautious. the corruption were before because you you know, people around you careful. >> uc berkeley, infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg says those 65 and older or immunocompromised should consider masking in crowded indoor settings and should definitely make sure they're up to date on the vaccine. >> side and that only 40% of those who are older than 65 have gotten. the formulation of the covid, the vaccine. and i think we need to do better. >> also this week, the cdc announced those 65 and older should get a second dose of the updated covid vaccine 4 to 6 months after the first one. experts say this makes sense support a high-risk group. >> take advantage of the fact that we got this vaccine for you. been least former u.s. perfectly 62. 4 words since your last updated vaccine, give you protection. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news.

but the cdc's new covid isolation protocols also mean there's a greater risk.ple could become exposed if you're high risk for. >> getting covid and every year complication from it. the responsibility used that you have to we're cautious. the correction were before because you can't count people around you. careful. >> uc berkeley, infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg says those 65 and older or immunocompromised should consider masking in crowded indoor settings and should definitely make sure they're up to date on the vaccine. >> side and that only 40% of those who are older than 65 have gotten. the formulation of the covid, the vaccine. and i think we need to do better. >> also this week, the cdc announced those 65 and older should get a second dose of the updated covid vaccine 4 to 6 months after the first one. experts say this makes sense a high group. >> take advantage of the fact that we got this vaccine for you. been least former u.s. perfectly 6 that of these 4 words since your last updated vaccine, give you protection. >> dan kerman kron

but the cdc's new covid isolation protocols also mean there's a greater risk.d become exposed if you're a higher risk for. >> getting covid every of complication from it. responsibility used that you have to be a little more cautious. the correction were before because you you know, people around you careful. >> uc berkeley, infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg says those 65 and older or immunocompromised should consider masking in crowded indoor settings and should definitely make sure they're up to date on the vaccine. >> side and that only 40% of those who are older than 65 have gotten the formulation of the covid, the vaccine. and i think we need to do better. >> also this week, the cdc announced those 65 and older should get a second dose of the updated covid vaccine 4 to 6 months after the first one. experts say this makes a high group. >> take advantage of the fact that got this vaccine for you. been least us, perfectly 62, 4 words since your last updated vaccine, give you protection. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> this smart watch. looks

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>>> the cdc alert over melatonin and gummies being ingested by children.housands of children ending up in the e.r. >>> the well-known couple tonight. they were singers and actors. tonight, we remember one of them here. >>> and the very rare sight halting tourists on the vegas strip. you'll see it. >> david: good evening from washington. we're just a short time from now. president biden will address the nation, a high-stakes moment for this president delivering his state of the union address amid this rematch with donald trump. questions about the president's age and the national polling showing donald trump leading, and the president and his team are convinced that the american people are not yet fully engaged in this race. they believe when they are, they'll know the stakes come this november. our first look just in tonight, the president is expected to tell the american people that when he came to office, he was determined to get the u.s. through one of the toughest periods in our nation's history and that we have. the president plans to go on to say tha

and the cdc says so far this year, we're off to an even faster start. so they want health care providers to be aware of it. >> who's most at risk? >> we're also seeing differences in the people who are getting infected here, which is different. typically we see this in babies or in teenagers and adolescents and an older people. but here it's actually people between the ages of 30.60 or disproportionately being infected. people who are black or african-american, and people with hiv. now this has spread typically buy saliva, coughing or kissing, or living in close quarters with other people. and the best way to protect yourself according to the cdc, is to get vaccinated. the current recommendations are for kids who are 11 or 12 to get a dose of this and a booster at age 16 also, those who have medical conditions get a primary series and then boost every three to five years allison nature all thank you. >> thanks >> coming up, investigators believed that laced marijuana could have triggered a violent stabbing spree in illinois. we're going to explain in a

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according to the cdc, there have been at least 58 confirmed measles cases throughout the country thissame number of cases seen in all of linked to international travel- and mainly involved children one year or older who had not been vaccinated. symptoms to look for include cough, runny nose, fever andúa rash. literally if someone's sharing the airspace of this building for two hours, this area for two hours is still contaminated. public health officials say unvaccinated people have a 90% chance of becoming infected if they are exposed to measles. children who are not traveling their first dose between ages 1r to 15 months old. the cdc recommends isolating for three weeks if your kids are unvaccinated and have been exposed to measles in atlanta, jonathan serena, ktvu, fox two news. tomorrow former san francisco mayor willie brown celebrates his 90th birthday. >> brown's involvement in and love for san francisco transcends his political career. before joining or becoming mayor in 1996, he served as a member of the state assembly for 30 years, rising to speaker of the assembly in 198p. e

the cdc is not yet recommended i have talked to mandy: this head of the cdc about this multiple timesor one of these areas, i checked their immunization. if they are not immune to measles, it does wear off on some people, or it doesn't take on some people, i give a boo booster. if they can have a live virus vaccine i offered. i say you are traveling, may be, we don't know, how about a booster? i offer even not formally recommending that yet. >> john: i wonder how much of longer ago i got my mmr vaccine i may need a booster. in vaccination rates, we are still very high. among kindergartens it's 93% but that is down two points from three years prior. what's the reason for the decline? >> one more point about that to get to herd immunity that magic number where you protect those who can't vaccine like pregnant women, immunocompromised, it has to be 96%, not 93% it's a magic number. why is the vaccination rate d down? it's because the anti-vax sentiment during the pandemic during the kofi cockburn vaccine largely political, some of it reasonable questions but it has spilled over to all of

the cdc issued an alert warning that nationwide there have been more -- meze measles cases. and, most people who reported infections were unvaccinated. i spoke with a local er doctor who chalks up the spread to misinformation about vaccines. >> if there is ever a case of vaccinations working it is measles. all of my growing up years and these diseases are making a comeback. >> two doses of the vaccine are 97% effective in warding off measle administered when a baby is one year old. we heard the phrase plenty of times, herd immunity is the key to protecting the most vulnerable. opinions on the streets are mixed. >> don't be selfish. take care. look beyond yourself and get your, keep your vaccines up-to-date. >> i am really under the mind set that everyone has free will and choice and we live in a country we choose. i let everyone make up their own decisions. >> measles starts with a fever, cough, runny nose and a rash that appears on the face before spreading across the body. in serious cases, swelling of the brain, pneumonia and death. but the doctor that i spoke to if you a

the cdc is urging doctors and parents to vaccinate their kids against measles. measles was limited in the u.s. in 2000. >>> the bay area is home to many talented artists. we found an artist in san jose who stoll is not the only unique thing about him. >> to be sure, there is a lot jerry clark does share with other arches. he uses what he finds in his environment. it is that environment that makes his choice to pursue art so interesting. >> reporter: is visibility was important, he could do a whole lot better than the spot he chooses to set up his outdoor art installation. then again, he is far from your typical arches. driving along san jose's avenue, most people only get a fleeting glance of the creations that he has poured his heart and soul into. >> it is an experience, you're getting too expensive a real quick as you go by it. if you turn around and you wanted to get picture of it, good on you. this would be a centurion. >> reporter: his creations are life-size suits of armor based on a game called warhammer. the materials are pieces of foam force from dime-

we are planning if appropriated to move forward with a large program to upgrade our cdcs. could 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

the cdc recommends boiling water before use. or purchasing and south. 53 are 58 filter and also cleaning out those water will light appliances, maybe a little bit more. former president joe biden and skews me president joe biden and former president barack obama came together again to celebrate the 14th anniversary of the affordable care act. they were also joined by former house speaker nancy pelosi. this was saturday. they were touting the efforts and success of this initiative warning voters that donald trump would again try to overturn this law if he wins a second term. >> so, you know, i thought it was a big deal that well, it's even a bigger deal today. most consequential health care law since medicare and medicaid in 1965. well, want care. act has been called a lot of things, especially republican friends. obamacare is most fitting description. because brock, didn't they wouldn't have went out and no matter how many times he was told to give up. he never gave up. >> as of now, more than 45 million americans have their hea

this comes at the cdc recently warned doctors there has been a dramatic rise in measles cases both inad. health officials say there have already been 58 confirmed cases of measles in the u.s. this year. that's the same number as all of last year. ucsf dr. gandhi says alameda county did the right thing alerting people so they can watch for symptoms, including fever, runny nose, sore throat and rashes. >> we're beginning to worry we'll lose what's called our elimination status in the united states. we're having reluctant self- vaccination adding up to these measles cases. it's a combination of likely increasing rates of missing childhood vaccinations. >> uc davis medical center had to contact and warn hundreds of people about a week ago they may have been exposed to measles. a child with a confirmed case had visited the emergency department in sacramento. in 2000 measles was declared eliminated in the u.s. and despite recent outbreaks health officials still consider measles eliminated. the cdc is urging doctors and parents to vaccinate their kids against measles. >> thank you. >>> inves

los cdc estÁn diciendo sobre un mortal parÁsito come cerebros que ya causÓ la muerte de tres personasporque siempre hemos utilizado el agua de la llave. ¿realmente el agua de la llave siempre contiene este mortal parÁsito para que los cdc hagan esta recomendaciÓn? >> buenos dÍas. simple y defintivamente puede tener este parÁsito, y recordemos mÁs que nada que al entrar en los Índices, el Área de ahÍ al cerebro es muy chiquita, y es muy fÁcil que entre hacia cerebro, por eso esta recomendaciÓn, ya que se estÁn viendo estos casos, de no usar el agua de la llave, sino usemos agua destilada, purificada, ya que eso va a prevenir que tengamos esta ameba introducida, quieren hacer esos enjuagues nasales. simplemente una congestiÓn. carolina: habla de polen y del hoy ella me pica la nariz, durante el comitÉ recuerdo que habÍan muchos vÍdeos de personas haciendo este tipo de enjuagues, usted es experta, realmente funciona, vale la pena la incomodidad de lavarse la nariz? >> trabaja muy bien, especialmente los niÑos y los adultos se los recomiendo mucho, especialmente cuando sale todo el dÍa, c

the cdc says it can take about 11 to 12 days after exposure to develop symptoms.s may include fever, cough, runny nose, watery eyes, and a rash of red spots. >> the majority of measles cases are happening in unvaccinated individuals. a lot of it is vaccine hesitancy, which unfortunately has increased in some parts of the country since the pandemic but also the pandemic itself caused delays in routine childhood vaccinations. >> reporter: health officials stressing vaccination is the key to prevention. >> if you and your family are headed out for a spring break trip, you know there's going to be crowds. there's also right now measles outbreaks throughout the country, and you want to make sure you're up to date on your vaccines and are fully protected against the measles. >> now, to put this into perspective, dr. patel says if one person has the measles, then 90% of the people around them can also catch it if they're not already protected. janai? >> janai: really startling that already this year more cases than all of last year. melissa, thank you. >>> it is time for

the cdc says travelers bringing it into the u.s. unvaccinated communities are what might behind this spread. officials with the east bay regional park district now warning visitors about a blue-green algae bloom. this algae has been detected in several parks, including lake chabot, which is where we find kron four's to just us live for us with an update on what's going on. thanks for joining us. >> right. just seen here live at lake chabot. they do have signs up cautioning visitors about the algae bloom, the park district saying that conditions can change drastically and rapidly. so they have an ongoing monitoring program in place. >> same sign the east bay regional park district is cautioning visitors about blue green algae that can be found at several parks in the district. so not have to wash quitman afterwards and >> when it's on my hands on a fishing us, i have to keep it off. my face. >> wednesday afternoon, you can find signs like these posted at parks like lake chabot, showing the do's and don'ts. and these are the park dist

as jonathan syria reports, the cdc is now making a big push to get children vaccinated ahead of summersummer travel get underway, public health officials are warning about a sharp rise in measles cases around the world. >> in a health alert issued monday, the cdc urged doctors to vaccinate babies as young as six months old if their families are traveling to a measles affected country. sp>> it makes me very nervous aa physician, most of us never saw it. we've never seen measles. the highly contagious infection was declared eliminated in the us in 2000, but due in part to w vaccination rates during the covid pandemic. >> according to the cdc, there have been at least 58 confirmed measles cases throughout the country this year, the same number of cases seen in all of 2023. more than 90% have been linked to international travel e year or older who had not been vaccinated. symptoms to look for include cough, runny nose, fever and a rash. literally if someone is sharing the airspace of this building with measles and they're gone for two hours, this area for two hours is still contaminated. p

the cdc warned recently there's been a dramatic measles increase in the u.s. and globally, 58 cases so far this year in the u.s. that equals all of the cases of all of last year, a leading bay area infectious disease expert tells us alameda county did the right thing by issuing this alert so people can watch for symptoms like fever, runny nose, sore throat and those rashes that are infamous with the measles. and this should also serve as a warning that it's vital to get kids vaccinated against measles. >> what we're seeing at this point and why the cdc is raising the alarm about measles cases around the country is that there's the highest numbers of applying for exemptions by parents for mandatory measles vaccinations in schools. health exemptions, religious exemptions. >> reporter: you may remember about a week ago, uc davis medical center had to warn hundreds of people that they may have been exposed to measles. a child with a confirmed case had visited an emergency department at their hospital in sacramento. across the country, most cases reported this year

the third is california organ tested this out, relaxed their guidelines before the cdc and didn't see spike. the suggests that it could work. stay home if you're sick and once your symptoms get better, you're fever free for 24 hours, go back to school or work, with some added precautions for the next five days. might be masking, testing or hand hygiene. >> people interpret this as covid being less of a threat, or is it more moving into the category of other respiratory illnesses? >> unfortunately we still saw 17,000 hospitalizations, just in the last week, so it's very much a threat, but it's more manageable threat than it ever has been, we have good tools against it, vaccines, anti viral medications so it's becoming more similar to other respiratory viruses where we can say stay home if you're sick. >> these new guidelines apply to everyone or are there some groups that should still be more careful? >> this is a broad recommendation for the public and we do know the cdc acknowledges, other specific groups, older people, young children, pregnant people, people with weakened immune sys

but the cdc says the vaccination rate in the u.s. remains low.ornians are struggling to find insurance coverages. major home insurance companies. >> including all stated farmers, insurance and state farm. well, they pulling out of wildfire risk areas from their coverage. insurance is, of course, a key requirement to carry a mortgage for a home. so today at the state capitol hearing was held to talk about what can be done to prevent the situation from getting any worse. >> do structural modifications and they do ongoing brush clearing to these things. are proven to reduce the risk, which does, in fact, make california more ensure double. what's at issue is 2 companies have enough money on a statewide basis. to pay their obligations. and that's what we have to fix. >> the president of the personal insurance federation of california trade association says insurance companies are leaving because they're struggling to earn a profit doing business here in california. time now for 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look at san francisco, which is ni

cdc urging doctors to vaccinate babies as young as 6 months old. if their families are traveling to a measles affected country. according to the cdc, there have been at least 58 confirmed measles cases so far this year here in the u.s. more than 90% have been linked to international travel and mainly involve children one year or older who had not been vaccinated >> literally, if someone sharing the airspace of this building with measles and they're gone for 2 hours. this area for 2 hours is still contaminated. >> health officials say that unvaccinated people have a 90% chance of becoming infected if they are exposed to measles tonight, a legal expert is weighing in on the charges against driver involved in a crash that killed 3 family members in san francisco's west portal neighborhood. the tragic incident happened saturday while the family was waiting to catch a bus to the zoo, a one year-old boy and his parents were killed. the lone survivor is an infant who is in the hospital right now with life threatening injuries. the driver, a 78 year-old wo

covid 19. >> the cdc now says people with symptoms that are improved and are fever free for 24 hoursill no longer be directed to isolated home for five days. the cdc is also recommending that people who test positive for covid should base their isolation period on clinical symptoms, and not use testing as a standard for deciding when someone is no longer contagious. still, to come tonight, governor newsom out with a new plan to help clean up oakland's streets. >> the list of issues he plans to address, plus the criminals are ingenious in the different ways that they find to steal mail. mail crime is at an all time high, coming up, the concerns here in the bay area that the suspects are being let off the hook. >> also, a budget battle in the south bay. the possible state imposed fines that could create some challenges for city leaders in san jose and the dubs moved up one spot in the western conference standings after their win over the raptors. but the trip to toronto was the worst in steve kerr's career. find out why later in sports what do i see in peter dixon? i see my husband...

so far this year, according to the cdc. so the message from health officials, make sure you're up to date on your measles vaccinations, particularly if you plan to travel internationally this spring. >> we didn't put out the statement to ring an alarm bell or to scare people about measles, but bay area health officials say they do want the public to be aware there is an increase in cases and there are really good ways to prevent, getting sick with measles. >> san mateo county health officer doctor kismet baldwin santana joining other bay area health officials in putting out the joint warning. it comes after the release of new numbers by the cdc, confirming 64 cases of measles in the u.s. so far this year, 64 in this year is already more cases than we had in all of 2023, so it's definitely something to worry about. >> to think about and to be aware that we are getting more measles than we used to. >> the vast majority of those cases occurring in illinois and florida, we have not had an outbreak in the bay area, but with spri

. >>> the cdc sounding the alarm as measles cases rise across the country, already matching the total number of cases seen in all of 2023. how you can protect yourself >>> and march madness has its first cinderella story a long-time coach helping punch his team's ticket to the big dance days after learning he lost his job it's tuesday, march 19th "early today" starts right now >>> good tuesday morning to you, i'm frances rivera we begin with breaking news from capitol hill congressional leaders have struck a deal to avoid a potential government shutdown. two sources familiar with the talks say lawmakers have gotten over the last big sticking point over money for the department of homeland security, which oversees immigration policies. details of the deal have not been released. the dhs is among multiple agencies in danger of being shut down if a funding bill is not passed by friday >>> now to a setback for donald trump and his new york hush money criminal trial a new york judge has denied the former president's request to block adult film star stormy daniels from testifying. the judge

the factory here's his weighing and how is decision will impact the case >> the cdc announces a big change to its covid-19 guidelines. why you no longer need to isolate even after testing positive >> plus a rare dangerous winter storm is hitting california with some places in line for as much as ten feet of snow. we every forecast coming up the idf announce that they will suspend military activities for four hours every day in rafah and deir al-balah for humanitarian purposes, rafah, once a key crossing area to get aid from egypt into gaza, has been operating at a reduced rate as trucks are waiting in line to get in and while a lot of countries, including the us, are planning to airdrop aid in the next two days, aid groups say that not enough is coming in as gaza draws closer to a full scale famine and the suspension comes just after president biden called for an immediate ceasefire in gaza and announced that the us will start air-dropping supplies soon cnn's camila dechalus joint joins us now from washington, dc. so camila, what more do we know about this airdrop? >> well, at this point i