and we've taken two of our kids to disneyland, and hopefully we take the other.ll right. [ laughter ] glad to have you folks here. thank you. and now, nick and lesley your turn to tell us. hi, pat. my name is nick sharkey, and this is my wife, lesley. we're from glen ellyn, illinois. we've been married 4 1/2 years and i work in sales for a christian publishing company and i proposed to this lovely lady after only dating for 3 1/2 months. wow. my name is lesley. i'm an elementary music teacher at benson and franzen schools in itasca. we have a son named cole who's 7 months old and when he was born he weighed 11 pounds, 10 ounces, and was almost 24 inches long. [ laughter ] he's a big guy. yeah, i guess. and you're still smiling. yeah. [ laughter ] i don't know what that means, but you can all write your own material on that one. nice to have you here. [ laughter ] eric and kristie your turn. hi! we're eric and kristie metler. we're from fresno, california. we've been married 12 1/2 years. we have three rambunctious little children -- hayley, anna, and ian. i get t

the outbreak started in december when 42 people were exposed to measles in disneyland. they spread the outbreak across six states and canada and mexico. scientists worked closely with health officials in the state of california. they evenly sent out a group of people to do contact tracing. what that means is they set up a perimeter in california and tried to figure out who exactly those were that had the measles infection. >> they are stepping up information about the virus nationwide. >> increasing the awareness not so much the health departments but clinicians making sure they ask about travel history vaccination history and keep measles on their mind as a possible reason for their illness. >> reporter: while the disneyland outbreak is over, there are other measles cases throughout the u.s. so far in 2015, 159 cases in 18 states have been reported in comparison to 2014, the numbers are low 668 cases in 27 states last year. that is the most in the century. >> if you think about it on a global scale we're a very small problem. i mean even with our larger outbreaks recen

according to officials at the california department of public health the meals outbreak at disneyland is officially over. >> patients range in age from six weeks to 70 years. vaccination status was available in only 62% of cases. among them, 70% were unvaccinated. >> reporter: the declaration is based on no new infections having been reported in 42 days. that's two incubation periods. the outbreaks started in december when 42 people were exposed to measles at disneyland and they spread the virus across six states, canada and mexico. here at the centers for disease control and prevention in atlanta, health officials helped this california, set out contact tracing, set up a perimeter in california and tried to figure out who the people were who had the measles infection. dr. greg wallace leads the team at cdc and says since the outbreak they are stepping up communication about the virus nationwide. >> just increasing the awareness not even so much the health departments but clinics who are seeing a lot of rash illnesses in their practice, to make sure they ask about rash history vaccine

. >> just one more day, a measles outbreak started at disneyland is almost over. the outbreak began when 40 people were exposed to measles when visiting disneyland in november. it spread to 141 people here in california. if no new cases pop up tomorrow the outbreak will be declared over. it is considered over when two incubation periods, or 42 days are over since the last case of the rash. >> these world war ii vets are part of an honor flight organized by bay area vets. they will see monuments. it took on added significance this year the anniversary of the world war ii. two men of flight are brothers that wanted to make the flight together. >> this are some memorials that we want to see. hopefully question go to some of the others that we have not seen before. >> one brother served in the atlantic, the other in the pacific. >> very nice to see that. >> up next today's big reveal that has "star wars" fans buzzing, next. >>> more than 35 years after the original "star wars" came out, we got a glimpse of star wars episode 7." the famous music by john williams. star

>> go to disneyland. i'm serious. i want to be a kid.ant to be - i want to do things i was not able to do. >> you think about going to disneyland. >> i want to do and see things things that i was going to. i was going to lose him when i was a kid. i was going to steal, i didn't pay attention to the exhibits. i want to go there and take in what i missed. >> what do you think it will be like if you do get out and adjust to going outside. >> i think it's scary, it's like you know how you never been to prison. when you are out there, all the director you feel is like reverse for me. in is all i know. >> reporter: if he is released. adolfo davis will walk into a world na in some ways has been transformed. in others is the same. the poverty rate in washington rate in washington park was the highest in the 1990s, and remain so today. the streets are still filled with hungry kids going straight things to survive. at least now the courts will have to listen to their stories before passing judgment. >>> that's "america tonight". tell us what you t

it's been a disneyland for a long time but then of course i learned about the lincoln library which id the question. it was a question about the lincoln library in springfield illinois but what was the question? >> guest: she was talking about really how so many people over the years including walt disney had tried to carry on the life of lincoln and bring him to life to people who obviously were not around when he was here in 1865. >> guest: i very much like that walt disney figure. as they called it the audio animatronic figure of lincoln that he created for the new york world's fair 1963 improved tremendously popular so you made it a permanent attraction at disneyland and of course at disney world in the hall of presidents there's so roomful of talking living presidents. i'm a big believer in getting history to people in all kinds of ways. some historians scoff at a wax figures are moving figures but i enjoy. i think it's a great way to reach people and i think walt disney had a huge role in popularizing abraham lincoln during the civil war centennial in the 1960s. so i'm all for t

as we saw with the outbreak at disneyland, it was introduced and fuelled and amplified because of people with personal belief ex-'em shops. it led to 150 -- exemptions. it led to 150 cases, but more kids die from measles. and having kids end up in the i.c.u. on ventilators. five died from pertasus and those cases in california have been linked - the outbreakslinged to customers -- linked to clusters of personal belief exemptions. >> that is whooping cough. although there's a high number of kids not vaccinated isn't there enough. because over 90% of schoolkids in the state and country have had the vaccines. >> there are two. one is let's take the example of measles, it's a great vaccine. one ruling in 93-95% immunity, two doses resulting in 97% of immunity. leaving 3% immunized that are susceptible. when it's contagious they can get disease. the issue with the personal belief exemptions is it's not homogeneous. you get a low rate of personal beliefs, but it's not ooex distributed. you get clusters some schools have rates of 5-10%, some in the state have rates over 50% exemptions and the u

at the time when she first said it, i kept saying, but remember disneyland? aren't you going to talk about that? i really appreciate the fact that she realized that. but she had great potential. she has great common sense and a great work ethic. i knew she could do well in life so i expected her to. >> thank you so much for joining us today. we appreciate it. she is so successful. she has a couple of kids now? >> she does. she has three sons, and she is just -- i tell her as much as i can, she is the greatest mother. like i said, the one thing i wanted was for her to break the cycle and for it to be different for her children. and she has exceeded my wildest expectations on that. she is just a fabulous mom. she's had a long-term marriage, very successful marriage, and i could not be more proud of her. really, i do break out in tears every time i see her or talk about this because she's just been such a joy for our whole family. not just for me, my daughters and my husband. >> you have two daughters in addition so -- >> she was the big sister. they have a spec

the bill was developed following december's meeasles outbreak at disneyland.alth officials say if no new cases pop up tomorrow, the outbreak is officially declared over. overall 131 people if had california were infected by measles linked to disneyland. >> let's hope that holds. >>> 6:25 right now. humane society in utah has come up with a knew way new way to s animals for a new home. >> a photo booth where the dog gets the star treatment. >> when you see them barking in a kennel and trying to get people's attention, you often don't see those positive traits. it just kind of helps portray them in a better light. >> that helps them cooperate. the humane society says the photos have worked with families lining up to meet those dogs. >> very nice. >>> 6:26. opening bell just minutes away. we'll break down the early numbers just ahead. >>> plus, this high-flying stunt lands a pilot in jail. why he landed this gyro copter on the lawn of the u.s. capitol. >>> how did he do it? officials in washington left scrambling after a man hands a minihelicopter on the lawn of

we're making sure i'm tall enough to ride all the rides at disneyland.without having to spike up my hair. buddy... (tape measure retracts) we are good to go. sweet! i have been waiting for this day ever since the doctor pointed to the ultrasound of your mom's womb and said, "either that's a fifth limb, or you got a boy." okay, no. gross. oh. all right... (can hissing) i want everybody to eat a lot at home because "the happiest place on earth" is also home to the most expensive churro on earth. come on. this is gonna be awesome. who doesn't love a day at disneyland? can't you and mom go without me? you're the kid. i think we need you to get in. it couldn't come on a worst day. the technology sector is tanking. we're doing a stock market project in school, and today's the last day. we all get a thousand fake dollars to invest and as the market closed yesterday, i'm in the lead. i may not be the tallest or the most athletic

. >> reporter: the debate gained traction during the most recent measles outbreak in disneyland. california has one of the lowest immunization rates in the nation and the state is seeing increases in preventable diseases but the bill faces stiff opposition from parents, who say they have the right to decide how to care for their own children. it also has some celebrity backing. robert kennedy, jr., had some sharp words in sacramento at a screening of a film that links vaccines to autism. he said: >> robert kennedy, jr., plans to rally against the bill in sacramento. the senate health committee is only the first hurdle for this bill. if it passes there, it goes through three other panels and on to the state assembly. >> we have seen some other states try to pass similar bills. how did they do? >> not well. in fact, just last month, democrats in oregon and washington state tried to end vaccine exemptions. both efforts have failed. live in the newsroom, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> supporters say san francisco's toilets on wheels program is going smoothly so far. the mobile solar-power

the measure was introduced, partly in response to a measles outbreak that started at disneyland. more than 1- hundred-30 cases have been reported by california since december. the last case linked to the theme park was reported in march. the bill must still pass other legislative committees and be signed by the governor. before it becomes law. kronk good news for former giants slugger barry bonds. his 2011 - obstruction of justice conviction. was overturned today. it was reversed today by a federal appeals court. with a ruling of 10-to-one. the court said, his statement before a grand jury in 2003 was not material to the government's investigation into steroids distribution. the government could ask the 11- judge panel to reconsider the ruling. or prosecutors could also petition the u-s supreme court to review the decision. bonds conviction thrown out san francisco - barry bonds' obstruction of justice conviction has been reversed by illegal steroids distribution. baseball's career home runs leader was indicted in 2007 for jury investigating the bay area laboratory co-operative.

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. >> there are now 70 cases of measles tied to an outbreak at disneyland. >> this is a medical crisiss well as a national security crisis. >> it all sounds so scary. what should we do about it? >> some things need requirement of big brother. >> life or death. that's our show tonight. ♪ >> and now, john stossel. stossel: i don't want to die. but i'm not sure what to worry about. because when i watch the news, i see so much to worry about. >> is isis already here and ready to strike here? >> a deadly shark attack off the coast of maui has people afraid to go into the water. >> from planes to cruise ships and stores they're throwing out plastic bottles because they're worried about bpa. >> oh my goodness, what am i going to do, i don't want to die. the first thing i should do is stop getting freaked out by the media and make rational judgments about risks. what is likely to kill me? isis no. scary and horrible as they are, 1,000 other things are more likely to hurt you or kill you. one of the bigger risks is something we do all the time and don't even think about it. driving. what if you

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i am marlie hall in new . >>> a outbreak sickened 147 people, the measles outbreak in disneyland. now it is declared free. >>> well, in seattle bees started getting active as the sun came up. beekeepers had to spray a layer of foam on the hives, killing the bees. >> 3-d printers create all kinds of objects we use in our daily lives. now the fashion industry is experimenting with the same technology and recent leshowed you are their designs -- recently showed off their designs at a 3-d fashion show. here is marlie hall from new york. >> reporter: the crowds, the cutting edge cue tour, everything you would expect from a fashion show, but these designs came from a printer before landing on the runway. this 3-d printing took center page at the 3-d expo in new yorkment they make three dimensional objects from a digital file, from toys, prosthetics and even guitars. this full length gown made as a soft plastic was printed as a single piece from a digital body scam of the model from a precise fit. >> it is not as heavy as it looks. it is light and elegant. >> reporter: there are printed

. -- disneyland measles outbreak. >> you can talk about parental rights, the rights of the parents whoinate. what about the parents who choose, should they have to be subject to the danger? >> the measure cleared its first hearing this week and faces several more hearings before a vote on the senate floor. >>> the wait is almost over. hillary clinton is planning to announce this sunday that she will run for president in 2016. it would be the second campaign. the report on what is known about the announcement and her chalazia head. -- challenges ahead. >> don't you want to see woman president of the united states of america. >> reporter: hillary clinton will announce she running. sources tell fox news she will use video and social media as she kicks off her second shot that white house sunday and her steam trying to form an unconventional campaign with plans for more personal events as she tours early voting states. >> there will be a lot of pressure on her. >> reporter: she will have to answer plenty of questions on what kind of president she would be, she will have to defend her recor

. >>> the measles outbreak that began in disneyland is nearing an end.tate health officials plan to declare an end to the outbreak in california tomorrow if no new cases are reported. the highly contagious disease originated at disney theme parks in december and spread to several other states and countries. in all 131 people in california were infected. the outbreak casts a spotlight on a small but vocal anti-vaccine movement. many who fell ill in the disneyland outbreak were not immunized only had one dose of the vaccine. >>> 7 on your side, michael finney will join us with what you should look out for before you buy a juicer. >>> families force to flee their homes. wildfire destroying property and threatening buildings in southern california right now. >>> i'm spencer christian, we're looking at a bright and sunny western sky from our east hills camera. the warmth, coastal fog returns tomorrow, and i'll show you how that will affect our forecast in a moment. >>> taking another look at the afternoon commute. as always, 101 southbound in san jose really

. >>> the measles outbreak that began in disneyland appears to have ran its course. if no new cases pop up, they will declare the outbreak over on friday. in all, 141 californiaens were infected and many were not n immun immunized, which fuelled the debate about mandatory vaccinations for kids. >>> food works joined a nation wide movement of asking for a minimum wage of 15 bucks an hour. they chose today, tax day to send a message to fast food companies. many workers depend on government programs like food stamps to make ends meet. >>> well let's talk about an east bay high school where students including a football player facing serious charges. they say he put on a mask and robbed friends for pot and money. and one of them is star running back who made first team all state. and they could face 8 years of prison if convicted. the alleged gunman could face 18 years. >>> and traffic is finally getting back to normal after a deadly east bay crash. the chp tweeted this photo late this evening as they called in a crane to move a flipped big rig. it all started this after

it was crafted after december's measles outbreak at disneyland. health officials say the outbreak may be officially declared over tomorrow. in all 130 people in california were infected by measles linked to disneyland. >>> the latest numbersthe airport saw an 8% surge in passengers. even cargo volume increased. the airport also says a number of people taking the new b.a.r.t. connector train was almost 40% higher than the bus service. >>> bay area flyers can get into the spirit of things if they are on their way to houston if you're using spirit airlines. low-cost air carrier is launching a new nonstop daily service to houston's bush international. oakland is one of ten new destinations spirit is rolling out this spring with the houston hub. meantime, southwest is moving to make passengers feel a little more at home maybe a little more spacious in terms of their surroundings. check this out. introducing wider seats. these are the seats that southwest selected for its future planes. it will add about an inch of extra wiftdex extra width for passenge

they got a hot tub at disneyland? >> i wasn't with mickey mouse.y hung out in the pool because it is winter in new york. >> jimmy: that's my favorite ride, the edie falco hot tub. >> i was making a special appearance in the edie falco hot tub ride, yes. >> jimmy: you are in the hot tub with a stranger. >> a bunch of people, yes. a bunch of strangers, yeah. and my daughter who is not a a stranger. and they were looking at me and they he said, "i'm so sorry, but are you an actress?" and i said, "yeah, yeah i am." and they said, "oh, my god i'm such a big fan." and they started talking to each other and the husband said, "i don't know who it is?" and she said, "felicity huffman, oh, my god." "desperate housewives." and then my daughter looked at me like, "is that your name?" >> jimmy: no, no, no, i'm edie, i'm your mom. >> so, i said, "no, that wasn't me." >> jimmy: yeah, well you kind of resemble her. and edie and felicity huffman. >> oh yeah, sure. >> jimmy: i see a little bit there in that photo. i get the same thing when i go down -- >> with felic

the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ mayyoung at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young. >> history at at&t park for the first time in baseball history. last year's mvp. dodgers clayton kershaw faced off against last year's world series mvp, madison bumgarner. kershaw was the best pitcher april through september, but that was ruined in october. brandon crawford scored. one pitch too late. that was his last. bottom of the 9th inning, joe panic with the bases loaded. is it deep enough? the giants win two straight. they are going for the sweep tomorrow. how about that? another matchup of bases, angels, weaver going up against sonny gray. he struck out david freese. had seven strikeouts. as offense picked up gray in the seven. tied at 1-1. eric sogard with a two-out base hit. the as have five straight two- out hit ins that inning. it is 3-1 when billy butler. two yards blasted. butler has four runs batted in. 18 hits for the as . they are losing 14-1 last night. warriors ha

and.a rollercoaster of a day for people stuck on this ride at disneyland. >> gary: the giants and theoakland a's. we found out about many important elements of them . >> brian: look at this ran on the map for sunday morning and i'll talk about the time for easter afternoon and more. >> catherine: the pilot of an ultra-light plane is dead in sonoma county tonight. the plane crashed in a field earlier this afternoon in petaluma... near the petaluma municipal airport. multiple witnesses described watching the aircraft spiral toward the ground. officials continue their investigation to find out what exactly happened... >> our next step is to get the wreckage recovered. and hopefully to a more secure environment where we can actually go through in-depth for the whole aircraft itself. >> catherine: no one else was injured in the crash. the pilot's name will not be released until family is notified. friends came to the crash site say the pilot was of learning for six months and was going to take this test this week 8 san francisco police officers have been suspended and the chief wants them

the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ maythe young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young. >>> good evening. and as expected. they didn't disappoint in game two of the dodgers right here on nbc bay area. kershaw gave up two runs in six innings after just two hits. and a pinch hitter alex had a two-run shot to left and bum bumgarner would be done for the night. and he'll rip a shot to left. and then runs into third base coach. it could have been called out due to interference but the umpdidn't see it. and a chance to sweep the series tomorrow. >> i think it's just maybe turning a page or maybe kind of starting to get things going. i personally feel that we were just one hit away, seemingly, in the ball games we were losing so it just kind of seemed like we're getting it now. the ball kind of bounced a couple of times in our way and that benefitted us. >> oakland a little hungry after the beat down. and bottom third, 1-1 game. and two outs and the a's eventually get out

the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ maythe young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young. . >>> good evening. living up to the hype on paper. and trading strike out for strike out on another dual on the hill. they both gave up two runs and received a dmoeno decision. kershaw make asthma steak. and second career home run off the lefty. bumgarner cruising most of the night. justin turner goes down looking here. and allows one run in 8th inning. the giants win 2-1. als show down. tie game at two, with laurie at the plate. and a 3-1 homer. gray settled down and it got nasty. gave up two earned run, a's win 6-2. after game post ponents the last 2 days for the orioles, they will play tomorrow in front of no fans. and due to the civil unrest, the o's and sox will play the first major league game closed to the public. and berry bonds, ronny lot and more on hand that transamerica building to raise funds for hundreds of charities world wide. >> to be able to have the opportuni

tiffs the abominable snowman from disneyland. >> he's will be done.looks like the mountain is going to get crushed. how anyone can get through this, i don't know. ta-da! >> there you go. >> seriously this is one of the greatest videos we've had on this season. >> yes! >>> all right, everybody. im time for us to give away an ipad mini. you need the buds world, need to be 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> then head to the web page and enter. today's bus word is -- daredevil. so enter the buzzword >>> and later this week we have bon us giveaway day. that means two winners, one a mini and the other a flat-screen tv. just watch us every day, and good luck everybody >>> the alpine girls are getting down. >> what are they doing? these are the weirdest dances i have ever seen. >> awkward performance getting all kinds of attention. [ [ scscrereamamining g ]] raratete s sucuckekersrs!! [ [ bebellll d diningigingng ] ] yoyourur c carar i insnsururanancece g goeoes up bebecacaususe e ofof t theheirir b badad d driving. pepeopoplele t tryry a allll s soro

all of southern california's like disneyland.e us into disneyland, and that fantasy is rapidly drawing to a close. >> but why is it there's no effects of it in los angeles? why has nothing happened there? >> that's an excellent question. i think it's a lot of it is denial. and i think it's a good thing that the -- i think the governor basically had to impose this executive order, because we were not, as a population not stepping up, not doing the voluntary conservation, so i think we left him without a choice. >> you know, i got rid of my front lawn about, i don't know eight, ten years ago. i got rid of my back lawn a couple years ago because i couldn't bear looking at these water systems, irrigation systems in my neighborhood, back then before anyone was talking drought. but this is a four-year drought. in the natural history of california, this is not an unusual thing, is it? >> right, right. it's not. i mean we've had long droughts before, and we'll have long droughts in the future. but actually this last three year period was

. >> there are now 70 cases of measles tied to an outbreak at disneyland. >> this is a medical crisiss well as a national security crisis. >> it all sounds so scary. what should we do about it? >> some things need requirement of big brother. >> life or death. that's our show tonight. ♪ >> and now, john stossel. stossel: i don't want to die. but i'm not sure what to worry about. because when i watch the news, i see so much to worry about. >> is isis already here and ready to strike here? >> a deadly shark attack off the coast of maui has people afraid to go into the water. >> from planes to cruise ships and stores they're throwing out plastic bottles because they're worried about bpa. >> oh my goodness, what am i going to do, i don't want to die. the first thing i should do is stop getting freaked out by the media and make rational judgments about risks. what is likely to kill me? isis no. scary and horrible as they are, 1,000 other things are more likely to hurt you or kill you. one of the bigger risks is something we do all the time and don't even think about it. driving. what if you

. >>> the measles outbreak linked to disneyland in california appears to be contained now.utbreak began in december in california with several cases reported among disneyland workers and visitors. the highly contagious disease spread rapidly to 147 people in seven states. as of tomorrow two incubation periods will have passed with no new reports of related cases. california health officials say if the trend persists they will declare the end of the outbreak. >>> well, this guy ran into an elementary school playground in china yesterday a buffalo bursting onto the school grounds after honking cars sent the animal into a panic. school surveillance cameras caught the thing on video. no reports of any injuries to the students. police eventually had to euthanize the animal because it became trapped in a school storage room. >>> a lesson in love and discipline. how some inmates and shelter dogs are giving each other a new lease on life. >>> a surprise for one soldier. we were there as a mother surprised her children in d.c. today. we'll show you their reunion. >> announcer: you'r

in response to a measles outbreak traced back to disneyland. >> how are we protecting society? >> reporter: assemblymen represents marine county that has the highest opt-out cases. he spoke out about the line legislatures are walking. >> the senator is trying to be responsive but they want to make sure it is effective. >> reporter: effective enough to protect kids who had had to stay home from school -- who had to stay home from school after chemo weakened his immune system while measles outbreak was going on. >> a vaccine preventible illness because other families were not choosing to immunize. >> reporter: it will have to go through the commity and senate. leaving question -- committee and senate. leaving questions. >> will we end up with a bill that meets the intended outcomes or unintended consequence or a watering down that does not address the corp issue? >> reporter: they put off a vote last week because they did not have the support to pass. the next vote is for wednesday. in the news room, back to you. >> previously voting in favor of the bill. >>> a couple ride share

>> there are 70 cases of measles tied to an outbreak at disneyland. >> what do we do about ebola. >> this is a medical crisis and a national security crisis. >> it sounds so scary. what should we do? >> some things need the involvement of big brother. >> life or death? that's the show tonight. >> and now, john stossel. >> i don't want to die. but i'm not sure what to worry about. when i watch the news i see so much toer worry are about. is isis here and ready to strike? >> a deadly shark attack off the coast of maui has people afraid to go in the water. >> ebola here in america . >> from planes to cruise ships to buses and stores. >> people are throwing out plastic bottles because they are worried about bpa. >> i don't want to do. first i should stop getting freaked out by the media and make rational judgments about risk. what's likely to kill sne isis? no. scary and horrible as they are. a thousand other things are more likely to hurt or kill you. one of the big risks is shg we do all the time and don't think about it -- driving. what if you had never seen cars before and i told you

a measles outbreak that started in disneyland is almost over. outbreak began when 40 people were exposed to measles while visiting disneyland theme parks back in december. that outbreak spread and affected 131 people throughout california. health officials say if no new cases pop up tomorrow the outbreak will be declared over. a measles outbreak is considered terminated when 42 days or two incubation periods have passed since the last onset of the rash. >>> eating out too much isn't only bad for your budget it's also bad for your health. a study in the american journal of hypertension found only just one additional meal eaten away from your home increases the chance of having pre-hypertension or elevated blood pressure. it increased those chances by 5%. because meals eaten out typically contain more calories saturated fat, and salt than homemade meals. >>> some bay area veterans are on a different kind of tour of duty tonight. the vets are part of an honor flight for bay area service people who saw action in world war ii. the trip to washington

. >>> the measles outbreak linked to disneyland in december is officially over. that's according to officials in california. they say no new infections have surfaced in recent weeks. they also believe the outbreak started when someone contracted the virus overseas and then visited disneyland while they were contagious. the disease quickly jumped to six other states as well as mexico and canada. approximately 150 people got sick. >>> well it's take two for the royal baby watch. prince william's wife katherine is expected to give birth to their second child any day now. >> wow did that time fly or what? there is a lot that is kwet to be yet to be discovered about the new prince or princess. keir simmons reports the excitement growing in london. >> reporter: the buzz. the proud parents. coming soon to the same hospital in west london royal baby the sequel. >> we are so excited to be here right around the time of the birth of the royal baby. >> ooh, got to be a girl. >> i'll say boy. >> i hope they have a little girl. >> reporter: kate will even have the same medical

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sometimes they don't, but you can't ask for too much, this is prison, not disneyland. >> but not inmatea california prison, had not view of the cos. >> they present to the public that they're law and order, but in here, they'll stab you in the back. they got a hidden agenda. they want to keep us locked up here, because it's about money. >> everything in here could be made into a potential weapon. to the sheathe has a very thin and they're sharp on the edges. it just takes an inmate to pick one of those up and he can cut my head up. >> armed only with pepper spray and a baton, he's the lone officer responsible for overseeing the kitchen staff. >> that the door's lock, there's only one dude out there with the keep. you have to trust him to a certain extent. they have no reason to assault me, independence they're totally pissed off or they disrespect me. >> among the inmates that ayers places his trust in is the number one inmate. carter hill. >> it's interesting, sometimes there's this dynamic many prison when you're interviewing somebody, if there's a corrections officer and an inmate, t

the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you stay ♪ with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ maythe young at heart. ♪ forever young ♪ come remember that feeling. ♪ forever young ♪ come feel forever young. >>> well today no ordinary saturday for comcast employees. many volunteers for comcast cares day, to give back to the communities where we live. >> lots of familiar faces there making a difference including makeovers to a park and a school in san jose. it was a good day. >> it was. >> thanks for joining us. goodnight. >> and now a message from hillary clinton. >> good evening! [ cheers and applause ] hello. ah-ya-ya-ya! hello. i'm hillary clinton. tonight i'm speaking to you not as secretary of state or as a senator or as a first lady but as a relatable woman on a

it is in response to the big measles outbreak in disneyland. it is firing a firestorm that the creator is rewriting it. >>> senate education commity is expected to take up the bill on monday. >>> a tweet came -- education community is expecting to take up the bill on monday. >>> a. [dropped audio. [ . >>> this tweet from roberts earlier in the week is probably why, he joked about hacking the plane's onboard communication system. united clearly did not find it funny. roberts eventually made it to san francisco last night on another airline. >>> more proof tonight that the san francisco real estate market is out of control. a house on 21st street between sanchez and noie is on the market. asking price is a little under $2 million. now, looking at these pictures from the flyer you would think it is a absolute gem. a nice polished modern interior and just look at that entrance, stunning, right? well, don't judge the book by its cover. this is what your money really gets you. as you can tell from this video it needs a little bit of work. it is a fix

. >> even it wasn't, even if it was disneyland, we're society built on family time the we're not getting> that is i agree to your point. we had restaurants growing up. it wasn't always easy to schedule time away. when we could, sometimes it couldn't coincide with spring break. my parents took on vacation. i took a lot of my homework along with me. i caught up. i didn't miss a lot of lectures. crap they're teaching kids in school today. the fact that my father passed on i valued memories so much more being with them then sitting in a classroom trading smelly markers with barney and -- >> andrea, your father takes you on a trip, that is great. these folks go on trip they're saying based on rules you get unexcused absence. >> okay. unexcused absence. so what? that is what i'm saying. i don't get it. who cares. >> that is the point. >> if you get enough of those you might not pass that grade. >> even if it was a trip to disneyland, the fact as long as student takes work and completes work my parent got out of school once in a while for educational trips. you better have all the assignments i

not tied to the disneyland illness. autria: and a bizarre case in washington state.itter discovered the 2-year-old boy he was watching had been abducted and was part of an amber alert. reporter: we were right there when detectives recovered the toddler and handed him a teddy bear and he looked like a happy guy. he is the guy that ended up with the kid. >> craziest thing i've ever heard. like something out of a movie. reporter: john and his wife had no idea the child they had took in had been kidnapped. >> it was my sister who had asked me as a favor to watch her boyfriend's son. that's how he came and he was dropped off. reporter: the couple hadn't seen the amber alert until john checked his facebook newsfeed over breakfast. >> looks like the child in my bed. and i'm like oh my god! reporter: investigators say it started when the boy's grandmother and another woman possibly john's sister showed up at the child's home in des moines tased his mother and drove both of them to this house where they tied up mom in the garage. at some point, she escaped and ran next door t

. >> california health officials declared an mend to the measles outbreak that originated at disneyland. it sparked a debate about vaccinations. officials say no new infects have surfaced. the outbreak sickened 131 people in california and illnesses reported in half dozen states including mexico and can dam public health officials say it's unlikely it likely started with someone who caught the virus overseas and visited disneyland while contagious. >> the outbreak of hiv in a indiana community is getting worse. >> health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman joins us at the big board with details. >> to put this in perspective scott county the county most affected there usually sees about five new cases in a typical year. as you said they're now up to 120 with 10 more probable cases. the spike in cases appears to stem from intravenous drug users sharing needles. governor mike pens temporarily waived indiana's ban on clean needle exchange programs for scott county. health officials are working to identify people who may have been exposed so that they can start treatment and so that th

the big push for a vaccine mandate came after a measles outbreak that started in disneyland back in january and spread throughout the country. since then lawmakers introduced a bill to close some of the loopholes and eliminate some exemptions except for medical reasons. it passed through the health committee. today members of the education committee are optimistic it will happen there. assemblyman mark levine from marin which has the largest number of parents who opt out of vaccinations says that they need to make sure this bill doesn't get watered down. will we actually end up with a bill that meets the intended outcomes or will there be some unintended consequences or a watering down that does not address the core issue? >> we'll see if it meets these legislative hurdles but can we forge consensus? >> reporter: and the big education committee vote happens at 9 a.m. this morning in sacramento. live in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> there's suddenly more pressure on oakland and alameda counties to find a way to keep the raiders. in southern california, councilmembers in the city of