they're hunting for larvae.ey are found, this is what happens. ♪ music smoking out the enemy. the process is called "fogging." pumping out clouds of insecticide to protect people from the mosquitoes which carry dengue fever. ♪ music the foggers work quickly covering whole areas at speed. the mosquitoes have nowhere to hide. ♪ music people can only stand by and watch. they know these are desperate measures. who knows if they will work. ♪ music around the world patterns of health and disease are changing. but how much of that is directly causedy climate change? >> with change climatic conditions there are vectors that are going to thrive much longer or on a much langer scale. and all of this would lead to a greater chance of disease. ♪ music [prayers chanted] narrator: friday prayers and jakarta's largest mosque is packed solid. indonesia has the world's largest muslim population. but even prayers can't seem to hold back the relentlesmarch of the disease-carrying mosquitoes. a new case of dengue fever at one of ja

that gene spreads to the larvae. the larvae are then unable to grow into adults...for tracking purposes, they also glow in the dark "here we can see six of the mosquitos under normal light. but if i turn down the white light, you can see the ones at the top, there's a glow around the eye. that glow is due to a genetic marker. "and why is that important?" "what we can do is look at the proportion of mosquitos we get back from the field and see to develop into adults. as opposed to the wild. and based on that ratio, we can adjust the release of our males". so far, that tracking shows promising results. one study done in the brazilian city of el dorado showed an 82% reduction in mosquito larvae.... compared to a non treated area 1.5 km away.. scientists warn the spread of zika could spiral into a global pandemic... who would have thought the key to stopping it... could be a glowing.. mutant mosquito.. erin mclaughlin, cnn oxford england the level of alarm is so high.... the who plans to hold an emergency meeting on the

that gene spreads to the larvae. the larvae are then unable to grow into adults...for tracking purposes, they also glow in the dark (andy mckemey, head of field operations, oxitec) "here we can see six of the mosquitos under normal light. but if i turn down the white light, you can see the ones at the top, there's a glow around the eye. that glow is due to a genetic marker. (erin mclaughlin, oxford, england) "and why is that important?" (andy mckemey, head of field operations, oxitec) "what we can do is look at the proportion of mosquitos we get back from the field and see what proportion have the gene, which means they aren't going to as opposed to the wild. and based on that ratio, we can adjust the release of our males". so far, that tracking shows promising results. one study done in the brazilian city of el dorado showed an 82% reduction in mosquito larvae.... compared to a non treated area 1.5 km away.. scientists warn the spread of zika could spiral into a global pandemic... who would have thought the key to s

the mosquito larvae was spotted here last spring. live on the peninsula, eradication efforts are ongoing. even in the winter. >> that's right. eradication efforts are ongoing because of all the rain we've had. so far, none of the mosquitos has been found. however the cemetery behind me in menlo park is where the first one was trapped in 2013. it would be a likely place for it to reappear. >> at holy cross cemetery in menlo park, each water contain sr checked for mosquito larvae monthly to make sure two types of mosquito with distinctive black and white stripes do not breed here. >> the last time we found an adult mosquito was in august of 2014. the last time we found eggs or larvae was back in may of 2015. >> the mosquitos are not native to california but they've been detected in parts of the u.s. and in latin america. public health officials in the bay area are concerned that travelers may bring the mosquito back. the virus transmitted by these mosquitos have been linked to birth defects in thousands of babies in brazil whose mother

we went out with crews looking for larva and making sure there are no signs of infected mosquitoes. >> the last time we found an adult mosquito was in august of 2014. the last time we found eggs or larvae was may of 2015. >> public p agencies are given be the same type of requests, to remove standing water in any outdoor containers that could attract mosquitoes. >>> 4:50 right now. move on to decision 2016 and the preps of the donald, inescapable during last night's view. trump was nowhere to be scene. fox news each called him the elephant not in the room. >> i'm a maniac and everyone on this stage is stupid, fat and ugly. >> he is an entertaining guy, the greatest show on earth. >> a little teddy bear to me. >> i kind of miss him, wish he was here. >> isn't that better than this debate. >> front-runner, donald trump, in held a veterans fund-raiser. at the same time, the other candidates took jabs at each other on issues like immigration. >> you changed your position on immigration? you used to support a path to citizenship. >> so did you. >> so did you, marco. >> you changed it in th

the larvae was spotted as recently as last spring. chuck coppola is live with a look at the eradication efforts. chuck? >> reporter: the mosquitoes they're looking for have black and white stripes, bite during the daytime and are a kbrggress. the cemetery behind me in menlo park is where the first one was found in 2013. because of all the rain that we've had, it may show up again. recent rains in the bay area have left a lot of standing water. the perfect breeding ground for these two striped mosquitoes species. at holy cross cemetery in menlo park, each water container is checked for larvae monthly. technicians are going door to door in the neighborhood to make sure two types of mosquitoes with black and white stripes do not breed here. >> the last time we found an adult mosquito was in august of 2014. the last time we found eggs or larvae was back in may of 2015. >> reporter: the mosquitoes are not native to california but detected in parts of u.s. and latin america. public health officials here are concerned that travelers may brin

once the modified male mate with a wild female, he passes on the deadly gene that spreads to the larva. >> what we can do is look at the proportion of the mosquitos that we get from the field and see what proportion of the gene and that means they're not going adult as adults. and based on that ratio we can adjust the release rate of our males. >> so far the study has shown an 82% reduction in mosquito lar larvae in one test? i in brazil. >> wouldn't that be great if they would wipe out mosquitos. so there are a lot of animals that feet on them. here we have the -- feed on them. you notice the white. and we're beginning to see the scattered snow and the pink is a little rain/snow mix and the green will be generally light rain showers moving into the vermilion area into fremont and notice we got a lot of snow rapping in on the backside. and the actual low is back here. this is right here this is dragging in this little spoke of energy overnight tonight. and i think everyone is going to see snow. it could be briefly steady and moderate on you through the evening and in the overnight. but

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in these sprawling shanty towns, residents store fresh wat in larg tanks, oft with mosquito larvae like this. soldiers sanitizeach tank to kill the egg in this clinic we see firsthand why e stakes are so high. >> this is scary. we're dealing with aisease that we have no information about. >> reporter: these babies have microcephaly, abnormally small heads and brns. there are hundreds of cases here. more than 4,000 in brazil. scientists suspect they're directly connected to a zika virus infection during pregnancy. but we don't know how. health officials are bracing for more. while moirds here struggle to plan an uncertn futurure for theirbabies. until zika v is under control in brazil and the other countries the cdc says it's far too dangerous for pregnant women to travel to those areas. cecilia? >> a goodwarning, dr. besser, thank yoyou. >>> to another health emergency now. major developments from flint, michigan, families there being told even fililtering their water will not make it safe to drink. the lead levels way too high. tonight, a bombshell e-mail after the water troubles there

on any given day hundreds of sea cachers see life under his watchful eye. 20 million larvae per tub.> between this tub to the end there. it was 600 million lar vi. a marine biologist raises oysters for the shellfish company. taylor's located in shelton, washington, and is the largest producer of shellfish in the united states. processing some 60 million oysters every year. these oysters begin life in tanks filled with sea water. the lava so small they can only be seen with a microscope. >> when they leave, they have tiny shelves. >> yes. >> newly born oysters are under threat from a phenomenon known as ocean acidification. it doesn't get as much attention as melting ice or rising sea levels, ocean acidification is a serious effect of greenhouse gas emissions. nearly a third of carbon emissions are absorbed by the ocean. some 22 million tonnes of co2 every day. >> what do those emissions do to the chemistry of water? >> basically the co2, carbon dioxide dissolves in the water, and doesn't - it becomes basically an acid. and this is a crucial problem. especially in the early developmen

that means when they meat, the larva die before they reach adulthood. many countries including the u.s. are advising pregnant women to avoid travel to brazil outbreak. >>> a bill inspired by a dog bite case is making progress. the measure would allow the owners of a dog who bites someone to appeal an automatic death sentence. the lab mix bit a young child who is accused of pestering the dog. >>> a korean war veteran in pasco county is seeing progress this morning. six months ago, heavy rains flooded his new port richey home. and this morning repairs are nearly complete. the war veteran was flooded with help. dozens of people donated money, time and labor. and now he is overwhelmed and explains the outpouring of support is bringing him and his wife newfound faith. >> i've always been religious but now i'm stronger feeling religion because now i know christ is taking care. and i didn't have that strong feeling before. and every time we had a need, some place in some way, that need was taken care of. >> that's incredible. diego a face you might recognize,

for the larvae we use a microwave. we give them a burst.e don't want any releases into the wild and one of the ways to do that is to make sure that no living material of this type gets out. we can't get it into the water supplies or anything like that. they're dead at this point >>> rest in peace >> absolutely. thank you >>> tony is an incredible guy. i mean, he has been doing this research for 20 years. i asked him if there was a big pay czech for you in the end. why are you doing this? he said no, i'm giving this way. his motivation is to create a better world for his sons and daughters >> for me i wonder what is the public perception going to be to somebody like that who is giving it away for free versus a company like oxitec trying to make a living. >> yes, we're talking about eradicatingaterrible class of diseases, but there is a genie out of the bottle with this gene drive. as soon as you make the decision to release these mosquitos into the environment, what's going to happen is going to happen. there's no going back >>> the public s

it goes from egg to larva to pupa, all three of those stages occur in some kind of akwautic environment. so it needs water before it reaches a full-blown mosquito. many of us have so much stagnant water, the areas where mosquitos thrive just in the front of our houses that, say, for instance, our untwreeted pools or perhaps the pooling that takes place because of heavy rainfall in your front or backyard. it's not just that. we have cataloged gutters on our houses. even overturned boats that accumulate water so quickly. these are all briem breeding grounds for mosquitoes. once north america heads into the spring and summer season we'll start to experience the warmer temperatures and south america have already experienced that. their tropical environment, they are in the summer season as we speak and they've seen that above-average temperature as well as increased rainfall. so that's leading to the spread of more zika-spreading mosquitoes. >> interesting. when is el nino leaving us? >> it -- unfortunately, it's here to stay at least for the next two or three months. it's a strong el nino

it is transferred by these small .osquitoes and the larvae out of control in brazil, and now present in 20 countries, the virus is a regional threat. the u.s. has warned pregnant women not to travel to infected regions and some governments had advised women to delay getting pregnant. the timing could have a be worse -- hardly be worse with visitors arriving for carnival and the olympics. the public health advice is too late. seven monthsh after contracting the virus. off he was born no one could tell us how bad things would be. remains positive about her microphone -- her sons microcephaly. other news from around the world. the internet giant google has announced it is going to be paying more tax in the u.k. it will pay $190 million in back taxes. he came to an agreement about how much it will pay in the future. two people are reportedly dead and a suspect in custody after a school shooting in the weston province of saskatchewan. now.chool is on lockdown so far there are no details about the victims are you haiti's electoral authorities have confirmed a presidential runoff election f

that means the larva die before they reach adulthood. the zika virus is linked to brain damage in brazil. and many countries including the u.s. are advising pregnant to avoid travel to brazil and >>> a bill inspired by a bradenton dog bite case is making progress. padi's bill is now headed to the state senate. it would allow owners of a dog who bites someone to appeal an automatic death sentence. >>> a korean war veteran in pasco county is seeing progress this morning. six months ago, heavy rains flooded gordan page's new port richey home. and this morning repairs are nearly complete. when we first told you about page, the war veteran was flooded for help. dozens of people donated money, time and labor. and he explains the outpouring support is bridging him and his wife newfound faith. >> i've always been religious but now i'm stronger feeling knowing that christ is carrying me. and i didn't have that strong feeling before. and every time we had a need, need was taken care of. >> one of those who help san diego a face thaw might recogniz

. >> what we're seeing is all the larvae or the juvenile oysters... the entire populations are crashing, they're dying. it's alarming to say the least. >> as techknow first reported in 2013, ocean acidification is caused by the addition of carbon gasses in the ocean. that's caused an increase the presence of carbonic acid, leaving shellfish like oysters less calcium carbonate, the key ingredient needed to form their shells. it hits the oyster crop hardest when they are young and fragile, but even the more mature oysters that fill the beds out in the bay are vulnerable. we've come back to the bay to see if anything has changed. >> hey guys. >> sawyer met us at the shoreline. he had a boat waiting. >> so this is a hog island boat? >> this is one of our harvest vessels. >> we're heading out onto the bay to check out a potential solution tessa and the uc davis team is researching. >> is this prime time for sea grass? >> the tides are dropping the sea grass is actually getting closer to the surface. >> turns out sea grass is showing some promise mitigating the effects of co2 in the water. >>

. >>> fish which eat the larva, the mosquito which carries the zika virus are being used in the fight against the disease. it is the main fight here. 2012 by a local health official trying to fight break bone fever, another mosquito borne illness. they carry other viruses which have plagued the rejohn for years. some 300 families care for the fish which live in small water storage tant ks throughout the area. they put them in containers and open water bottles in their efforts to rid the area of the larva. >>> they killed at least eight people yesterday. security and medical officials said. one of the militants, a dutch national carried out the attack outside the palace in the main city of southern yemen. at least 17 were wounded. a security source said the attack appeared to target the convoy of a local businessman who was entering the presidential complex. damaged at least six vehicles and a nearby mosque. >>> thank you. if you want to check out your airline delays they are on the screen. we have some water on the way in for the west coast that could cause delays as well as the wind

with mosquito larva like this. soliders sanitize each tank to kill the eggs. and at this clinic we see first hand why the stakes are so high. sot dr. camilla ventura: this is scary. we are dealing with a disease that we have no information about these babies have microcephaly -- abnormally small heads and brains. there are hundreds of cases here in recife?.more than 4,000 in brazil ... scientists suspect they are for more...while mothers here struggle to plan an uncertain future for their babies besser tag: "until zika virus is under control in brazil and the other countries in which its spreading the cdc says its far too dangerous for pregnant women to travel to those areas. they should stay home, " nevada health link's final health fair took place earlier today. the event was held at the clark county government center. it was for anyone who has not signed up for health insurance the enrollment period ends if you miss the deadline, you'll have to wait another year to sign up and pay a -695- dollar penalty for not having health insurance. karla has another loo

using this powder to kill larva in standing water. crews straying in neighborhoods. >> so let's get right to dr. besser, joining us now from brazil. we do know that women and men can contract the virus. how long does the virus generally stay in your system? >> only for one or two weeks, and the infection is mild. but it's different for babies. make sure they're developing normally. >> dr. besser, thank you. >>> to the economy back at home this evening. closing up near 400 points. but stocks still down for the month of january. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight." the major headline coming out of the nfl. it comes amid another >>> and also, two major systems we're watching this weekend. the danger on an american highway already. >>> dramatic video. the takedown at a cracker barrel. customers stunned as police storm in. >>> and the surprise behind the surprise. olympic hero michael phelps talking about why he showed up at a game to distract a player. and did it work? we'll be right back. what if one sit-up could prevent he

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in these sprawling shanty towns, residents store fresh water in large tanks, often with mosquito larvae like this. soldiers sanitize each tank to kill the eggs. in this clinic we see firsthand why the stakes are so high. >> this is scary. we're dealing with a disease that we have no information about. >> reporter: these babies have microcephaly, abnormally small heads and brains. here. more than 4,000 in brazil. scientists suspect they're directly connected to a zika virus infection during pregnancy. but we don't know how. health officials are bracing for more. while moirds here struggle to plan an uncertain future for their babies. until zika virus is under control in brazil and the other countries the cdc says it's far too dangerous for pregnant women to travel to those areas. they should stay home. cecilia? >> a good warning, dr. besser, thank you. >>> to another health emergency now. major developments from flint, michigan, families there being told even filtering their water will not make it safe to drink. the lead levels way too high. tonight, a bombshell e-mail after the water tr

with mosquito larva like this. soliders sanitize each tank to kill the eggs. and at this clinic we see first hand why the stakes are so high. sot dr. microcephaly -- abnormally small heads and brains. there are hundreds of cases here in recife?.more than 4,000 in brazil ... scientists suspect they are for more...while mothers here struggle to plan an uncertain future for their babies besser tag: "until zika virus is under control in brazil and the other countries in which its spreading the cdc says its far too dangerous for pregnant women to travel to those areas. they should stay home, " embattled michigan governor rick snyder is facing harsh criticism for the latest water crisis. emails exposed by liberal advocacy group, progress michigan, reveal the state shipped bottled water to its workers in flint-- over 8 months before residents were officially told the drinking water was unsafe. the governor said he had no knowledge of that taking place. the state defends their decision, saying they only provided bottled water temporarily until that particular chemical

once the je in theically modified male mates, he passes on the gene and the larva are unable to growtracking purposes, they glow in the dark. >> here we can see six of these mosquitos. this is a normal light. if i turn down the white light you can see the ones at the top, there is a glow around the eye. that glow is due to the genetic marker. >> why is that important? >> we look at the proportion we get back from the field and see what proportion have the gene which means they won't develop to adults. based on that raceio, we can adjust the release rate of the males. >> the tracking shows promising results. one study done in the brazilian city showed a reduction in mosquito larva compared to a non-treated area. the spread of zika could spread into a global pandemic. who would think that the key to stopping it could be a glowing mutant mosquito. cnn, oxford, england. >> you can find out how to help fight the battle against zika from providing mosquito nets and antibiotics and other aid on the impact your world website at cnn.com/impact. when it comes to sarah palin, is tina fey better

with mosquito larva like this. soliders sanitize each tank to sot dr. camilla ventura: this is scary. we are dealing with a disease that we have no information about these babies have microcephaly -- abnormally small heads and brains. there are hundreds of cases here in recife?.more than 4,000 in brazil ... scientists suspect they are directly connected to a zika virus during pregnancy -- we don't know how. health officials are bracing for more...while mothers here struggle to plan an uncertain future for their babies besser tag: "until zika virus is under control in brazil and the other countries in which its spreading the cdc says its far too dangerous for pregnant women to travel to those areas. they should stay home, " embattled michigan governor criticism for the latest revelation in flint's ongoing water crisis. emails exposed by liberal advocacy group, progress michigan, reveal the state shipped bottled water to its workers in flint-- over 8 months before residents were officially told the drinking water was unsafe. the governor said he had no kn

with mosquito larva like this. soliders sanitize each tank to kill the eggs. and at this clinic we see first hand why the stakes are so that we have no information about these babies have microcephaly -- abnormally small heads and brains. there are hundreds of cases here in recife?.more than 4,000 in brazil ... scientists suspect they are directly connected to a zika virus during pregnancy -- we don't know how. health officials are bracing for more...while mothers here struggle to plan an uncertain future for their babies besser tag: "until zika virus is under control in brazil and the other countries in which its spreading the cdc says its far too dangerous for pregnant women to travel to those areas. they should stay home, " embattled michigan governor rick snyder is facing harsh criticism for the latest water crisis. emails exposed by liberal advocacy group, progress michigan, reveal the state shipped bottled water to its workers in flint-- over 8 months before residents were officially told the drinking water was unsafe. the governor said he had no knowled

a larva sample from a tree on the west side of town was confirmed as an emerald ash borer earlier this month. the insects are native to asia and were first spotted in the u-s more than a decade ago. since then, it's spread across the country and into several counties in iowa. in 2014, des moines public works began treatment and removal program for thousands of ash trees in the city. iowa poultry producers are tracking their flocks' histories to see if they had contact with bird flu- infected flocks in indiana. radio iowa reports the iowa poultry association believes the bird-flu strain in indidia is less contagious than the strain that killed millions of iowa birds last year. animal health officials say crews are working to euthanize 156,000 turkeys s 10 indiana farms to keep it from spreading. the outbreak has affected more than 400,000 birds so far. if you needed to reach out regarding a negative experience with a business... contact t e they rely on your information to investigate... stay with kcrg-tv 9. barbara green from the better barbara green from the better bureau joins us for

this is bee larva.astes like insects. >> next taste, fermented fish, herrings, we stuff them with molded grains. these have been here since january. so it's been filleted and put with juniper and lingonberries, squirt of aged apple vinegar. >> wow. that's delicious. that's lethally good. i can think of ten different ways i'd like to eat that. >> definitely. >> standing up, sitting down, with beer. >> being fed. it takes awhile to stumble across these things. slowly but surely they come out of the woodwork. >>> let's have some crayfish. >> delicious. >> cheers, guys. >> cheers, guys. >> cheers. >> skoal. >> midsummer. midsummer's day. longest day of the year. >> the danes, to mark the midsummer's eve gather and partake in traditions. >> then sun comes out, we salute you. >> enjoying picnics, building bonfires. >> we'll build a fire. there's going to be a fire. >> and burning witches. >> we made those fires back in the days to keep the witches away. because they thought all the witches was meeting on this

until shantytowns residents store water in large tanks with mosquito larvae like this. soldier sanitize each tank and at the clinic, we see firsthand why the stakes are so high. >> this is gary, we are dealing with a disease that we have no information about. >> reporter: these babies have microreceively. abnormally small heads and brains and there are hundreds of cases here in brazil. more than 4,000 in brazil. scientists suspect they are directly connected to a zika virus infection during pregnancy but we don't know how. mothers here struggle to plan an uncertain future for their babies. until the virus is under control in brazil and the other kuhn tremendous the cdc says it's far too dangerous for pregnant women to travel to the areas, stay at home. dr. richard besser, abc news, >> nonprofit groups in connecticut who depend on funding from general electric held an emergency summit today to address the company's decision to leave the state. the nonprofits say when ge relocates to boston, the company will take away millions of dollars in funding for social service prog

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the egg, larvae and pupa cycle, all occurring within water. scientists and biologists look at the stagnant water that forms at your house, my house, in places like untreated pools. also rainwater that pools up in your yard, that can be an area that thrives for mosquito development. that's not the only regions in your house that are concerns for this. clogged gutters, overturned boats, even birdbaths can be a potential breeding ground for mosquitos that spread this zika virus. so if we look back to south america and the strong el nino event, you can see the heavy rain that's spread across much of south america and to see this coinciding with a strong el nino event, doctors and biologists are putting these two together. and hopefully we can get a handle on this outbreak. >> derek, thank you very much. >>> you're watching "cnn newsroom." still ahead, the topic of immigration drew the sharpest attacks at this latest republican presidential debate. still ahead, who won that issue? we talk with our political commentators to get their perspective. >>

refrigerator the condensation that all would take the scroll he can large often neglected tanks with mosquito larva like this soldier sanitize each tank to kill the eggs though that this clinic we see firsthand where the stakes are so high even care if we're dealing with the known information about these babies have my chris f lee abnormally small heads and brains. there are hundreds of cases he received a more than four thousand in brazil. scientists suspect they are directly connected to seek a virus infection during pregnancy but we don't have health officials are bracing for more while mothers who struggle to claim an uncertain future for their babies until they can virus is under control in brazil and the other countries in which it spreading the cdc says it's far too dangerous for pregnant women to travel to those areas they should stay at home. dr richard s or abc news received a brazil still ahead on daybreak we've all seen pictures with annoying red eyes most of us would blow it off as no big i miss when they say your eyes are windows to the soul which arise could be a sign there's a great

to door today trying to show brazilian how to eliminate the mosquitos and use this powder to kill larvaey spray mosquitos in naibtd naibtdz. >> that was dr. richard vesser reporting. >>> air canada flight from new jersey to vancouver diverted tonight because.ñ of pressure satisfaction issue. one of the passengers on flight 5 49 tweeted this picture from in the plane just after it made an emergency landing in toront toronto. the flight dropped nearly 15,000 feet in less than 5xi8zr minutes and you could see  oxygen mask. nobodyq hurt. >>>kuñ superbowl 50 is if4u ourk not everyone is thrilled about having the big event surrounding the big game here in the bay area. >>> what neighbors face and why they say their kids will suffer the most. frustrated with your overactive bladder medicine not working? can't handle the side effects? botox® treats symptoms of leaking, going too often, and the strong sudden need to go. ask your urologist if botox® can help calm your bladder and reduce your daily leakage episodes. the effects of botox® may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious

jason: the biotech company claims the genetically modified mosquitos reduced wild larvae of the zika-spreading mosquito by 82% in an area of brazil where 25 million of the modified insects were released in trials between april and november. the zika virus may cause a fever, rash, and joint pain, and has been linked to brain damage in thousands of babies in brazil. right now there' s no vaccine, but scientists are hopeful the use of modified mosquitos will help control this disease. jason guy, wesh 2 news. we have the perfect amount of pottle for a mosquitoes. -- puddles for mosquitoes. tony: the next couple of hours will be west. let' s take it to work -- let' s take a tour. daytona beach .75 inches of rain. at brevard county, let me show you the airport. the heavier rain is off to the west. it is moving on into the city of melbourne, back to the airport. last look at i-4, you can see the slow traffic movement, whether it be eastbound or westbound, in town or out of town to seminole county. we' ve a slow go for the steady rain ongoing. there right now, wins out of the northwest, but west. next

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the experiment has reduced the number of mosquito larvae by 80% in one city in brazil. >>> through a new debate brewing over women in the military. they could be forced to serve if new draft rules go into effect. now that women are allowed to serve in all combat roles, the next step could be the draft. according to the agency in charge of the draft, there's a 50/50 chance it will happen. >> when i go on the road, i hear both ways. i hear people say, you know, it's the right thing to do. it's a good opportunity, women should do it. but i also hear, not my granddaughter, not my daughter. so i hear both sides. >> congress would first have to change the law that currently makes only men eligible for the draft. >>> protesters have converged on wisconsin to rally support for the subjects of "making a murderer." they're demanding new trials for steven avery and brendan dassey after seeing them profiled in the netflix documentary series. tune in "dateline" as we take near look at the controversial murder case. >> reporter: making a murderer has thrust the steven avery case back into the news

we went out yesterday with crews looking for larva and making sure there are no signs of infected mosquitoestime we found an adult mosquito was in august of 2014. the last time we found eggs or la va was back in may of 2015. >> public health agencies are giving the same kind of requests they usually do to combat the west niles virus, to remove standing water in any outdoor containers that could attract mosquitoes. here is a closer look at the countries included in the cdc travel alert highlighted in red. that covers much of central and south america along with the caribbean including mexico, brazil, guatemala and brazil and the virgin islands. if you are pregnant, ask your doctors before you head to any of the countries. the vire husband has been linked to babies being born with abnormally small heads. >> california has made another arrest in their requests to find three escaped inmates. they say this woman, an efl teacher at the jail in santa anna allegedly helped the inmates by giving them masks and possibly other tools. three suspects have been on the loose for a week now. investigators s

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