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the link virus and the birth defect micro- cephaly, which has been on the rise in south america. lancet estimates the risk of micro- cephaly is about one in every 100 women infected with the mosquito-borne virus during the first trimester of pregnancy. that number is based on a previous outbreak in french polynesia. the defect causes abnormally small heads and often brain damage. school children living in newark, new jersey have to be tested for lead poisoning. elevated levels of the toxin were found at nearly half of the city's schools. city leaders are urging parents to they say the lead compare to the crisis that has hurt flint, michigan. unknown how long those affected have been exposed to higher concentrations of lead. there are likely a lot of florida gator fans watching this morning...and probably some georgia bulldog fans too. heads up -- the college football continue to be played in jacksonville. the world's largest cocktail party has reportedly been extended for five more years! it was set to expire after the 2016 game, but a new deal will allow the two teams through the 2021

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andrew wakefield, the widely discredited researcher whose 1998 study in the british medical jurn "the lancetfueled fears about vaccines. the study was later completely retracted, and wakefield lost his medical license. in a statement about the film, wakefield said, we have just witnessed yet another example of power of corporate interests censoring free speech, art, and truth. but at least 15 studies, including an analysis of more than 1.25 million children revealed no relationship between vaccination and autism. >> vaccines are a distraction. they divert energy, time, and scientists' attention away from things that are more valuable to helping children and families affected by autism. >> reporter: tonight, autism experts say they're relieved to see wakefield's film pulled but frustrated he's still promotiing debunked theories, misleading families desperate for answers. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> there's a lot more to tell you about tonight, including a deadly mistake. a type of car system so many use to make life easier is also leading to life-threatening situations. >>> also the ma

a new study...published in medical journal "the lancet "-- reveals that zika may increase the risk of developing "guillain-barre" syndrome. "g-b-s" -- can cause paralysis and severe breathing problems. the discovery was made.... when scientists examined the blood samples... of zika patients in french polynesia. finally here... the candidates looking to make a major jump in the polls. in a new c-n-n nationa poll... trump has a huge lead... sitting at 49 percent. marco rubio is second, with 16- percent. ted cruz has 15 percent. on the democratic side..... hillary clinton leads bernie sanders, 55 to 38 percent. bud hedinger of "good morning orlando" on "w-f-l-a" joins us live to talk about it. bud let's first talk about marco rubio.. he hasn't one a single contest.. and isn't winning in any polls. rivals are slamming donald trump.. a faulty earpiece... was to blame for his initial refusal to disavow the ku klux klan.. after the group's leader endorsed trump. ... will this hurt trump? you can listen to bud --on his show "good morning morning from 6 a.m. saving you money on the fox 35 pump

whose watershed study on possible connections between vaccines and the ought -- and autism in the lancet discredited and retracted. now his medical license was then later revoked in the uk. now, wakefield says that the study was wildly mischaracterized and he stands behind his work. all right, finally this morning, easter egg hunts are the stuff that many children dream of on easter but at the pez candy easter egg hunt in orange, connecticut, parents turned this one in to a bit of a nightmare. adults reportedly rushed the field shoving the kids to the ground and snatching eggs for themselves. some kids were left in tears. one little boy said he even had his bucket broken. now, pez's general manager apologized and said they sincerely tried to do their best to create a fun activity for everyone, jonathan. it just looks bad all around there when you can't even have some nice easter egg hunt. >> that is just all kinds of sad, louis. thank you very much. >> terrible. terrible. >> that's it for me and "way too early." coming up on "morning joe" we'll go live to brussels where officials have an

a study published in the medical journal the lancet reveals zika may increase the risk of >> amy: time for your morning business headlines, and for that live to new york set where the lovely lauren simonetti is standing by. good morning, darling, how are you? >> wonderful, how are you? >> good, thanks. how are things, looking, 9:32. >> dow up 97.5, to be exact. starting march the right way, february is done! a bad month for the s&p and the nasdaq, march historically a good one, april better. hopefully we found or bottom. >> amy: i hope so, too. gosh, my 401 k is scary looking lately. let's talk about these google driverless car crashes. we talked about it for a while and often talk about it being somebody else's fault. and it looks like the driverless car's fault. >> and google says we are partly to blame and hit the bus and realize buses don't yield in our favor, a problem with technology, you need to predict updated the technology to better predict that. id happened valentine's day, a lexus car with the autonomous technology and they have a report saying 75% of u.s. drivers are afrai