joining me is ethan zimmer. walk me through it.: we have some more data to come, but what was interesting is they rose in the power sector, a little in the transportation sector, but particularly residential and industrial sectors, which indicates more use of heating and air-conditioning, which drove the co2 up for the year. alix: if you have hotter or colder days, you use it at home more, and that is a game changer. talk me through what we are looking at. ethan: extreme days where the temperature deviates from the norm and you need more air-conditioning or heating to stay comfortable are counted. we saw a record number of those days last year. this is most likely a reflection of climate change, and it is an unfortunate fact that as we have more extreme weather, it puts more stresses on our energy system overall. alix: there are things to be done, particularly in the power sector, if we look at gas, renewables, coal. how will this prevent that from taking off in the way i think lawmakers wanted it? ethan: what is disconcerting is w

but for ethan this decision didn't make sense.he turned 18 he turned to the internet for help. ethan posting on reddit asking for advice on how to get vaccinated writing my parents think vaccines are some kind of government scheme. i've had countless arguments over the topic but because of their beliefs i've never been vaccinated for anything. god knows how i'm still alive. that post going viral with other teens posting on reddit looking for similar answers raising the question about how kids can take their health into their own hands. >> i've had people contact me that are in a similar situation where they want to pursue vaccinations and their parent or authority figure doesn't believe it's right. >> reporter: while ethan says his decision to get vaccinated was the right choice for him, his mother disagrees saying it was difficult to accept and hopes she can convince her other children to avoid the shots once they turn 18. >> i think it's great that he has taken it upon himself to research and find what he feels is best for him.

ethan, great to see you. >> ethan: i don't either, thanks, tucker. >> tucker: in case you need more evidencet there really are people who are against children, they have their own political party. they are running anyway, democrats voted to down a bill to protect newborn survivors of abortion. that actually happened in washington. and we will attack that after the break. and with a $0 copay, that's something to groove about. ♪let's groove tonight. toujeo® is used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in 1 milliliter as standard insulin. don't use toujeo® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you're allergic to insulin. get medical help right away if you have a serious allergic reaction such as body rash, or trouble breathing. don't reuse needles, or share insulin pens. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which can be life-threatening. it may cause shaking, sweating, fast heartbeat, and blurred vision. check your blood sugar levels daily. injection site reactions may occur. don't change your dos

. >> high school senior ethan lindenburger, vaccinated against his mother's wishes. >> it is a topic of discussion across the country. >> a teenager's decision to go against his anti-vax mother. thrusting their family into a firy, national debate. >> my decision was not only the best decision for myself but to protect myself and other people. >> reporter: 18 year old ethan's choice has captured the nationts attention, as a measles outbreak in washington state has prompted renewed calls for mandatory vaccinations. >> they are stronger and more emboldened than they ever have been. >> false information, myth and misconception always exists in medicine, and we all fear what we don't know and we don't understand. but the reality is, in medical and science, we have to make clinical decision and policy decisions. that affect public health based on fact. >> reporter: despite studies that show vaccinations are safe, she chooses not to vaccinate her children out of fear. >> i am against immunizations, and i have seen people i have met or people that are close to me that have had bad reactions

>> all right, ethan! $30,000! [cheers and applause] >> [laughs] okay. worth the risk, yeah? yeah, let's see if this is worth the risk, though. >> yeah, that's the big question because this is a big, big question for you. pivotal part of the game. $50,000, that second and last threshold we can get to, guaranteeing you 50 grand, and then a free shot at $100,000. so this is the big one. >> yeah. >> here it is, $50,000 question. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ what would a catholic priest be most likely to do with an aspergillum? >> all right, so i'm mostly gonna need to focus on, i think, the roots of this word. the first thing that i saw in it was "asp" like snake, but i think "asper" is actually the root that i'm looking for. "aspirate" is the only word that i can think of, and honestly, i'm not 100% sure what that means. i think it has something to do with breathing. like an aspirator, yeah. that has to do with breathing. yeah, i'm jewish--that makes this really difficult. [laughter] yeah, i couldn't even tell you what a catholic priest wears, exactly. ♪ there's really nothing

welcome, ethan, nice to have you yore. >> thank >> when you look at this report, what's not to like? even the participation rate w good. >> yeah, this was a check all the box report. there's one factoid you didn't mention. payrollwnobs have g an average of 240,000 over the last three months. that's abo double the normal pace of job growth in a trend-like economy so this was a very, very robust report. >> wage gwth 3% year over year. that's above what the fed had been looking for, but yet they're willing to be patient in raising rates down the road. is there disconnect there at all? >> no, i don't tnk so. i think that after two years of a hot labor market, we're now ingetting the of wage gains you would expect, but it hasn't anslated into price inflation. i think the fed is in a pretty patient mood ther they want to see first evidence his recent stock market shock isn't really hurting the economy, and they're going to wait a while just to fige that out. they're not focused on inflation right now because the inflation numbers have been so weak. we're in att p good spot right now. low i

en el paÍs >>> mis colegas se llaman fernando luz villalobos y ethan luz martÍnez. >>> estamos felicesaciÓn y no hayan criminales. >>> es un plan alargo plazo ¿no?. >>> ethan notaron casa de sorpresa del presidente cuando le hicieron sus preguntas. >>> pues sÍ, no se las esperaba. >>> no las veÍa venir. >>> como tuviste este trabajo de reportero. >>> fue hace aproximadamente 6 aÑos. donde yo. >>> ¿cuÁntos aÑos tienes?. >>> tengo 14 aÑos. entonces, yo tenÍa entre 7 y 8 aÑos. >>> nos han ganado a todos. >>> se quieren dedicar a esto cuando sigan haciendo adultos?. >>> tal vez, yo voy mÁs por el lado de la ciencia y las leyes. >>> yo preferencia yo sÍ. y me voy por las leyes. >>> me parece muy bien. >>> quiero que me diga cada uno cÓmo ven a mÉxico desde su perspectiva, de use dado y como reporteros. >>> >>> yo tengo 12 aÑos y la verdad es que veo a mÉxico, un poco hundido, le preguntÉ eso a amlo para que detalles como eso hay que elevarlos. no hay que minimizar el problema y darle empatÍa a la situaciÓn, para que podamos elevarnos y como reporteros. mÁs o menos. >>> de acuerdo contigo. >

>> ethan: that is the root, the genesis of it.ide we can't keep people who need mental health care, the turnaround, a fair percentage and also to cope people to use as an example as an antidote to prove how bad it is but the point is this, we have people that need mental health care and because of what governor reagan did and the federal courts since then is we have a hard time with this. >> you and i both know that closing down the sanitarium's, the hospitals was a liberal project from beginning to end. reagan was the governor and a sighted, and agree, but if you are blaming ronald reagan for home they modern california, you are not looking at yourself in the mirror and admitting may be my dumb ideas have something to do with it, i mean, honestly. >> ethan: know, now we have new ideas. a new bill has been passed experimenting with conservative ship and mayor london buried in san francisco and in los angeles addressing head on. and actually got funding to finally build some housing that was a requirement from the federal courts be

he's a good kid. >> ethan is getting his next round of vaccinations later this month. theories often use pseudo scientific language which makes thot potent and enduring as we've seen with the measles outbreak there's a very real risk when parents buy into those half truths. >> and the mom so they can talk together. >> tara, where would you go, other than reddit, where should a parent look to get accurate information? >> american academy of pediatrics, the cdc, sites that have debunking of common myths. but just sit with your health care provider, the pediatrician, and have an open frank discussion. it's been shown in studies that a lot of these parents with the right information can make choices better for their families. >> mom was not judgmental. not too many parents who can say on national tv especially when he's slammed her that way, he's a good kid and i appreciate him speaking up. >> we talk about the dangers of internet and the power of it, too, ethan able to do his own research. >> thank you, tara. >>> up >>> good tuesday morning. it is mainly dry today ahead o

<ethan lindenberger/deciding to get vaccinated:"it really wasn't like i kind of raised my fist in the and said like, 'you idiots, i'm getting vaccinated.' i sat down with them and i said, you know, this is the evidence i have and i presented it as best i could and they didn't agree. once i turned 18, i said you know, even though we disagree still, i'm going to pursue vaccinations. and as we worked around that, it wasn't obviously immediately understood or immediately got across that i was doing it for my own safety and the safety of others. it's now in a great spot.">(grant) more than 100 cases of the measles have already been reported in the u-s this year. experts say the key to stopping the spread of measles is to get vaccinated. (vicki) up next... police receive portion of phone records from actor jussie smollett... what they reveal about the attack...reveal about the attack... okay, so you've been to the it's great right? earth. but i bet you haven't done this. or that. or been here. i bet you haven't met her, or him, or them. ooo, dance-off! this is... incredible. you, see what i

ethan hawke, thank you very much. >> his other recent film "first reformed" has been nominated for an oscar. >>> we turn now to a different movie, also oscar nominated for best foreign film. the power to transport us into the most diverse stories and worlds. the movie is called "caper numb" set in modern day lebanon and it tells a story of a boy named zane, a street kid, a child undocumented and unrecognized by society. the filmmaker was handed you by the sight of children like zion in cities all over the world, underwearing what are the wondering how do they truly live? hundreds of millions of children are displaced from their homes. the movie won a jury prize at the cannes film festival. we spoke to anyway lean lab back can i, news of a nomination was announced >> what's the film about? >> in brief, the film is about a boy who sues his parents for giving him life and for bringing him into this world that was not giving him a chance to survive or any tools to survive. symbolically he doesn't have papers. he's not been registered, so symbolically he's a nonexistent child. >> he's almo

ethan, julie, thank you so much.ght. >> cheers. >>> if you believe a new survey, men are much bigger spenders than women on valentine's day. not everyone close afrn clovery the average man plans to spend $339 on their spouse or partner while women will spend only $64. i'm not sure i believe this. and check this out, the two sexes are a bit clueless about those amounts. the survey says most men expect their partner for spend about $211 on them while women expect their men to spend 1$154. in all 69% of americans plan to spend money on their valentine with the average amount being $200. >>> things are heating up in the bay area. >> is crazy and exotic that we had to try it. >> a san francisco restaurant's take on a popular dish will leave your mouth numb, but lots of people are willing to give it a try. >>> and that is the best part. coming up at 5:00, we are continuing to monitor traffic on the richmond-san rafael bridge. falling concrete has once again closed lanes. and new at 5:00, our iteam is digging into the probl

ethan got some of his vaccines in december and is getting another round later this month.se anti-vaccine conspiracy theories often use pseudoscientific language to seem more valid. but parents can find a wealth of information about vaccinations on the c.d.c.'s website. >> glor: they usually say parents know best, in this case, maybe the other way around. >> reporter: maybe the other way around. >> glor: alright, tara, thank you very much. up next here tonight, the final chapter of a deep-sea mystery nearly eight decades old. nearly eight decades old. ballooned your car. call meeeee! (burke) a fly-by ballooning. seen it, covered it. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ 98% of us don't get enough omega-3s. which is why megared advanced 4in1 packs more omega-3 power into one small softgel. it supports your heart... brain... eyes... and joints. megared. little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clea

ethan, our photographer is out here, the closure highway 37 at atherton avenue. atherton avenue is your alternate between 101 and 37. look at the shot we have of the richmond-san rafael bridge. we know some folks use that as an alternate. the backups here and i can tell you these cash payers indicate people probably don't use this bridge as frequently as highway 37, which is not a tollway and because they're paying cash, more traffic headed down here and we can tell a lot of the folks are probably coming as an alternate out of vallejo. that's what we're tracking right now. the rest of your commute moves smoothly, a little build through san leandro. a new crash near the castro valley y. i'll check that out as well. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up here on "today in the bay," we often talk about people stealing things and packages from porches, but these porch pirates are pooches! the new video of an adorable package thief that made us smile overnight. >> not sure i could top that but a high-tech company will be honest with its ads. we'll show you, comin

this is ethan hawke plays a -- a man of religion who goes through a crisis of faith.i had been thinking about not writing it for a long time. almost 40 or 50 years, i've been thinking about not writing it. and then finally i just got too old, and i decided i have to write it. >> seth: it is -- you know, it's interesting. because it's very much of this time in that, you know, we just had a state of the union where the president did not mention climate change, which many would argue is the biggest issue facing humanity. not just this country, but humanity. that is a theme in this film. is that -- did you do a lot of research, or is that something that was just in your head anyway? >> well, i mean, it's all out there on the internet. you don't have to spend many hours before you, you know, receive a very, very dire and bleak view of the planet's future. but what makes it sort of interesting is that this discussion that mankind has been having for 100,000 years. you know, where are we going? was always a theoretical one. and now it's starting to look like a practical one.

. >> ethan creciÓ sin conocer la experiencia de ir al pediatra a vacunarse.ue estÁn en la misma situaciÓn de querer vacunarse mientras que sus padres creÍan que no era lo correcto. "lo mÁs difÍcil para mí fue el choqu de que Él eligiera vacunarse". estas teorÍas han sido rechazadas por la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud y catalogadas como una de las mayores amenazassalazar dio en 2019. agregan las vacunas previenen millones de muertes al aÑo. en estados unidos, un informe del centro para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades mostrÓ que el porcentaje de niÑos menores de dos aÑos no vacunados, comentÓ entre 2011 y 2015. un brote de sarampiÓn en algunas partes del paÍs ha hecho que muchos escÉpticos cambien de opiniÓn. en el condado de clark, la demanda fue de 530 dosis. en enero de este aÑo subiÓ a 3550. los expertos recomiendan dos dosis de la vacuna contra el sarampiÓn. los acumulados de nieve ana fue algo numerosas carreteras, donde han ocurridoaccidentes y choques mÚltiples. al regresar, tijuana al borde de una crisis humanitaria. un informe seÑala que e

. >> reporter: ethan lindenberger had only received one vaccine his entire life, a tetanus shot afterdent as a child. his mother staunchly opposed the regimen for all childrens due to health concerns. for ethan this decision didn't make sense, so when he turned 18, he turned to the internet for help asking for help, writing, my parents think vaccines are some kind of government deal. -- scheme. i've had countless arguments, over the topic. but because of their beliefs, i've never been vaccinated. >> reporter: that post going viral, racing the question of how kids can they can their health into their own hands. >> i've had people contact me in a similar situation where they want vaccinations and their parent or authority figure doesn't believe it's right. >> reporter: while ethan says his decision to get vaccinated is the right choice for him. his mother disagrees, saying it is difficult to accept and hoping she can avoid her children to avoid the shots once they turn 18. >> i think it's great he has taken it upon himself to research and find what is great for him. it is not what i agr

he's a good kid. >> ethan got some of his vaccines in december and is getting another round later thisth. jeff, these anti-vaccine conspiracy theories often use pseudoscientific evidence to sound more involved. >> all right, sarah, thank you very much. >>> up next here tonight, the final chapter of a deep sea mystery nearly eight decades old. >>> we end here tonight with a voyage to the bottom of the sea. mark phillips joined the crew searching for a legendary u.s. warship. >> aye yai yai yai yai. >> reporter: rob kraft, shipwreck hunter. he may have found something. >> you know, you just hate to throw it out there on the table. >> reporter: he's aboard the research vessel "petral" hundreds of miles from anything in the south pacific searching for an american war grave that had been lost for 77 years. >> hereorr: his tools, the latest technology, an underwater drone that scans the ocean floor 3 1/2 miles d plas hits on the "hornet." >> reporter: the "uss hornet" was an aircraft carrier involved in the crucial 1942 battle for the canal. it would be her last battle. 140 of her crew were

association the club released a statement refuting the charges insisting they have complied with ethan's rules and regulations chelsea plans to appeal the decision to discuss further we're joined from london by rob harris a football writer with the associated press rob thank you so much for joining us can you break down for us what exactly chelsea has done and how common is this among the big clubs. well faith that this is all about the protection of young players we're so used to hearing about feet for and all the politics involved in the governing body but at the heart of one of their main functions is protecting footballers and there is a ban on the international transfer of plays under the age of eighty there's an exception within europe that you can move between sixty and eighty something that will be affected by breck's it potentially and what chelsea are accused of or is engaging in and bring in players to the club under the age of eighteen without properly registered in them as well which is under question and this is just yet the latest example of a big club being sanctioned mig

such is the story of ethan lindenberger.on, not that of a typical teen focused on college or voting, but the emancipation he sought was all about the right to get vaccinated. >> i saw that my situation was a little more unique than i had >>orr: after hisotr leneshd opt out, she chose to never give the ohio teen any vaccines which is why he took to reddit to figure out how writing, my parents think vaccines are some kind of government scheme. i've had countless arguments over the topic but because of their beliefs i've never been vaccinated for anything. god knows how i'm still alive. that post went viral. his mother says his choice to get vaccinated was difficult to accept. >> the hardest thing for me was the shock of him choosing to immunize. >> reporter: but it sparked a lot of discussion within the family. >> my oldest daughter is absolutely against vaccinations, my 14-year-old is also against it and my 16-year-old says i want to do more research, opening her eyes to what is there, i think is great. >> there's a distingui

<ethan lindenberger/deciding to get vaccinated:"it really wasn't like i kind of raised my fist in ther and said like, 'you idiots, i'm getting vaccinated.' i sat down with them and i said, you know, this is the evidence i have and i presented it as best i could and they didn't agree. once i turned 18, i said you know, even though we disagree still, i'm going to pursue vaccinations. and as we worked around that, it wasn't obviously immediately understood or immediately got across that i was doing it for my own safety and the safety of others. it's now in a great spot.">(grant) more than 100 cases of the measles have already been reported in the u-s this year. experts say the key to stopping the spread of measles is to get vaccinated. (ken) in the u-s we've seen a spike in measles this year... but the philippines is dealing with a larger outbreak. authorities say more than 15-hundred cases and 26 deaths have been reported. metro manila has seen 441 cases with five deaths. the united nations said that almost 22-thousand measles cases were reported in the country in 20-18... a 376- percen

another thing we like, season three's new cast members, ethan hawk and uma thurman's look alike daughter39 days to catch up on seasons one and two. what makes this the perfect bingeworthy show? >> it's very dangerous bingeing. i'm very guilty of it. >> well, it basically restarted winona's career. she plays quirky mom so good and there are all the hidden frem s references to '80s nostalgia. >> what's at the "x"? pirate treasure? >> just my knowledge in general about the '80s, winona was, like, my google. do you know what that means? i'm, like, no. let me explain it to you. >> as a 14-year-old millie bobby brown before her world got turned upside down playing the innocent endearing waffle-loving girl with psychokinetic powers, eleven. in the end, there is a message we all need to hear. >> we want to show it's okay to be different and if your friends don't come to the party, we will. >>> still ahead, john travolta gives "e.t." an update on olivia newt newton-john's cancer battle. >> sometimes it becomes a mystery. >> and what you didn't know about this iconic scene from "grease." >>> and n

a live picture shows you where ethan our photographer is, this is the closure highway 37 at atherton, have to wait, it's jamming up atherton avenue will take you oand from highway 101. bridging the gap between the two freeways, eastbound counter commute no slowing shows up, only one lane continues there and of course, we have the backup at the bay bridge. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening now, some breaking news in the fashion industry. fashion designer and icon karl lagerfield died. the german designer was the creative director for chanel and fendi passed away at 85. he was unwell for several weeks and missed a number of fashion shows. this morning donatello versace are tweeting remembrances. >>> next and new this morning, amazon going greener. the company's big pledge to reduce its carbon emissions. the change coming to your deliveries. >>> plus -- >> i didn't go in there to talk about my marriage. i went in there to file my taxes and that was it. that's all i wanted. >> denied tax service. the accusation of discrimination one couple is making and how the owner of a tax pr

>> ethan our photographer is out there, we take to you the live shot. he talked to chp and westbound will be closed probably for days. >> highway 37. >> definitely, that's a long-term over there. this is actually walnut creek where this closure will last all day, looking at another 12 hours, where the tree came down at ygnacio valley road at civic center. these are the aftereffects of the storm. >> that's what's happening "today in the bay." we'll be back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> injoin us for more informati at 11:00. thanks for joining thus morning. congress. we want to have stations around the country join us so we will stand by just a moment. >>> this is where the eyes of the political universe are at this hour, a hearing room on capitol hill where michael cohen, former personal lawyer to president trump will now take extraordinary hearing where he is prepared to testify to his years working for donald trump, what he knows of donald trump the man, the businessman and the president. he is prepared to allege criminal conduct by trump w

promise me, ethan! well, come on, if you're going with us.thomas schatz) one thing that happens as we watch the film, that what we have learned to live with in terms of a character's psychology and set of behaviors, if pushed just a little ways, is pretty frightening.

threat so severe, some hospitals are screening with skurecurity guar and state lawmakers. 18-year-old ethan lives in ohio, a state that allowed his mom to opt out of vaccinating when he was a kid. he says he'sac moms claims. >> her claims were largely debunked by the scientific community that vaccines cause autism, that they cause brain danger. >> reporter: as an adult, he has chosen to get vaks nccinated on own, steve patterson, nbc news. >>> we're a few weeks into the new tax filing season, and things are already off to a disappointing start after the irs revealed that refunds are down 8% compared to last year. backlash is growing against president trump's tax plan as americans learn they're not getting the refunds they expected. tom costello spoke to several people being affected by this. >> reporter: preparing her 2018 tax returns, gina endy is struggling with sticker shock. last year her family got a $10,000 refund. this year, they owe $10,000. >> i felt like i failed my family. i thought i was following things closely enough, and i thought where will we get the money to pay a tax bill

the twenty nine year old used to work for an ngo but lost his job recently with ethan employment at seventy percent the law says the situation for the young is desperate. if the situation doesn't get better there won't be any future for young people in gaza and all of them will try to live. tight travel restrictions mean many of his generation have never been outside gaza. israel and egypt have sealed off the hamas controlled territory for more than twelve years. those restrictions have led to trying to build a future in the virtual world. here the borders which have been closed for half her life don't matter she's trying to establish herself in online marketing. when at seventy some young people give up after graduation they just hang their certificates on the wall other schiff used to accept this reality and keep trying to spite all the difficult circumstances we're not trying to invest in digital media a lot says she won't give up despite her home being a place where conflict can erupt at any time that they say if you lose hope you lose life and ghassan no matter how hard life is the onl

that would prevent parents from citing personal reasons for not vaccinating their kids. 18-year-old ethan linderberger lives in ohio, a state that allowed his mom to opt out of vaccinating when he was a kid. today he says he's fact-checked his mom's claims. >> her claims were largely debunked by the scientific community. that vaccines cause autism that they cause. >> reporter: now as an adult linderberger has chosen to get fully vaccinated on his own as health officials scramble to contain a the u.s. nearly two decades ago. steve patterson, nbc news. >>> tonight, president trump has traveled to texas for a rally in el paso with the threat of another government shutdown looming after talks stall over border security. also holding a competing rally there, potential democratic candidate for president beto o'rourke. our kristen welker is in el paso tonight. >> reporter: before heading to the border to build support for his signature wall, president trump taking new aim at democrats. >> they don't want to give us the space to detain murderers, criminals, drug dealers. >> reporter: the presiden

ethan happ doing well. he goes up against maryland's super sophomore bruno fernando. watch here, nice up and under. that's good for two. they go back and forth. bruns not going to be o ddone. bigunk there. this was close allame. i was afraid i was going to say that until wisconsin hits from downtown to give badgers the lead. wisconsin wouldn't look back. terrapins fall on the road to the badgers 69-61. >>> onthey experienced the hight offl highs the has to offer. the game of life, though, that's a bit trickier. gibbs has known joy and sadness, but three weeks ago gibbs lost his 49-year-old son jd to degenerative neurological disease. there is no playbook fort t loss, but with his faith gibbs apparentd didn't n one or apparently already had one. >> the biggest thing i'd like people to see. we had a service. i'm telling you, that service, if there was anything honoring the lord it was j.d.'s life and that service the way it went. i really want people to go and see that becau i have lot of people walking up to me saying, that thing changed my life. ieed to be a betterers

. >> high school senior ethan lindenberger says his parents' misguided beliefs about his health and the siblings put them at risk. he recently deified his mother and got vaccinated. >> he thought it was normal for most kids not to get immunized but about two years ago he began to see how the posts about vaccines his own mother was sharing on social media were dangerous. in november, he asked strangers on reddit where he could go to get up to date with his shots. my parents are kind of stupid. god know how i'm still alive. ( laughter ). >> he had to vaccinate himself! imagine you're in a bedroom with a syringe. then your mom walks in and screams, "is that a vaccine! ""no, mom, it's heroin! i swear!" ( laughter ) look, vaccines are a public good, and i'm willing to do my part to end this epidemic of stupid. so for any kids or teens out there whose parents won't let them get their shots, here's my offer: i will adopt you! will i be a good father? no! i'll gamble your college fund, i'll hit on all your girlfriends and boyfriends. and did i mention, i drink vodka from a purell bottle. but i'

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. >> shannon: ethan? >> that's an interesting case.sexual assault that shannon reported. any time we can reduce the objectification of the opposite sex and remove the thing causing these to occur. let's reduce sexual assault and let's give this another try. >> shannon: have a great weekend. up next. alexandria ocasio-cortez explains why she proudly helped take away amazon's expansion in new york and what rush limbaugh say. is the president up for a nobel peace prize. ♪ ♪ the new capital one savor card. earn 4% cash back on dining and 4% on entertainment. now when you go out, you cash in. what's in your wallet? now when you go out, you cash in. because they let me to customize my insurance, and as a fitness junkie, i customize everything. like my bike and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> listen, we are going to hire her. there was no guarantee 25,000 hired for new yorkers. so are they going to import people to displace existing new yorke

. >> after years of debating the issue with his mother, ethan lindenburger decided to get fully vaccinated8. >> her claims were largely debunked by the scientific community that vaccines cause awe tucutis autism, that they cause brain damage. i looked at articles from the cdc. i looked at peer reviewed studies and historical evidence. >> if he's educated himself and this is what he chooses and thinks is the best for him, he's 18. he can make that decision. >> reporter: mother and son agreeing to disagree as health officials now work to try to contain the outbreak. >> you should follow the recommended vaccine schedule. call your health care provider if you think you've been exposed. stay home during your most contagious period, and know your immune status. >> it's crazy to think we're talking about measles because there was a time as you said where we had essentially eradicated it. what are lawmakers in washington state, for example, thinking about doing to combat this outbreak? >> right, and they're definitely thinking about it. washington state now considering laws which would make it har

the judge found the state department was wrong to deny citizenship to 2 year old ethan dvash-banks... because u.s. law does not require a child to show a biological relationship with their parents... if the parents were married at the time of their birth. the parents issued a statement saying it was like a rock had been lifted from their hearts. (vicki) solar powered trash cans made their debut in san francisco's north beach neighborhood today. supervisor aaron peskin was on hand for a ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the occasion. the "bigbelly" smart trash cans compact garbage ... which keeps the trash in the bin... and out of the hands of potential scavengers each receptacle can hold up to 150- gallons of trash.. and will alert city workers when they are full ... via a smartphone app. today virgin galactic conducted its highest and fasted test flight yet. their "space ship two" launched from the mojave desert this morning. you can see the flight path.... a larger aircraft ... the white night two... takes off with spaceshiptwo mounted under its wing. the space ship is then released i

. >> but transportation rider ethan elkhind believes other options might be viable. >> bart was perceived as a way to bring professionals from the suburbs into downtown san francisco, downtown oakland. so they wanted a nice comfortable ride, big seats and make it sort of a commuter train. >> there were three priorities, parking, parking, and even more parking. and he believes they missed a golden opportunity to build more high density housing. >> what needs to happen now is that the land use restrictions that local cities have put on bart need to be relaxed and we need to see more of that transient oriented development. >> finally, one last bold move that could rechart bart's future for decades to come. a second bridge or tube crossing the bay. >> if you had that, you could do 24-hour service. you could serve different parts of oakland and the east bay and also the southern part of san francisco where you have a lot of job growth. huge ridership benefits. >> and perhaps usher in a new 21st century vision for a transit system born roughly half a century ago. >> dion lim reporting. all this

ethan england and will start to see the weather improved.england and wales as well. little bit called further north. six and seven for northern scotland. we are not dumb at the windy weatherjust there because at the end of the week of friday we are looking at the next systems moving in. bringing in some heavy rain and some further dust or dance a stronger gust of wind. the next area of fresh or is at this one racing across the atlantic and deepening. you can see the isobars quite tightly packed in. it tells us this will be a windy system. discussed could reach a windy system. discussed that reached 70 mph in places. outbreaks of rain will be widespread. a cause for concern across parts of northern scotla nd concern across parts of northern scotland where we could see 20 having 30 mm of rain and perhaps 60 of any mountains bringing a risk of some localised flooding. strong winds causing impact. potentially at risk of flooding to northern scotland. it will be mild for many. temperatures around ten or 11 celsius. heading into the week in an are