now the cdc says the first dose of mmr vaccines provide 93% of coverage against measles. the second dose increases that number to 97%. we also know some kids have faced adverse reactions to this powerful immunization. therefore my question is, considering the advances in technology and medical research our nation has discovered same because of the long track record. >> i totally agree with dr. messonnier. as a person that has been developing vaccines you really don't get much better than 97% that is really good. the thing i believe we are eluding to when the edmonson strain came out in 1963 it was highly effective and yet had but there was a percentage of fevers associated with an occasional rash which was improved in 1965 to develop another strain. in 1968 what was a strain that is now being used is one of the doctors said not only maintains the 97% effectiveness but it is also very serious in toxicity. >> i agree. i think these strains are adaptive and we see that in the flu virus. we can only anticipate what the virus will look like this year, sometimes it adapts or ch

health officials say we need 95% to have the mmr vaccine to protect the public.ses in england. we have got to start making sure we are out there. if people listen to celebrities, maybe we will have to work with celebrities, because many of them get the science as well. we will have to look at how we can communicate and see if we can be a bit more modern. there are some examples of good science on social media. measles is one of the most infectious illnesses... and sites like youtube and facebook say they are trying to reduce the ranking of false information about vaccines. that was a month before i got measles. jane stanton has retired early because of her health. it started 30 years ago when she got measles. it left her with scar tissue on her brain and she has had epilepsy ever since. 18 months ago i ended up in three orfour induced comas, one for over a week. measles has made my life hell. i would hate anyone else to go through that. just for a simple injection. but others are going through it. the world health organization has named vaccine hesitancy as one o

the vaccination that's used is referred to in medical jargon as mmr, which stands for measles, mumps and rubella. and vaccination is currently the only way to prevent measles. on a positive note, the news reporting around this latest outbreak appears to have started to get many in the anti-vaccination camp motivated get their children immunized. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, 7.5 percent of kindergarten age children in washington were unvaccinated for non-medical reasons.in california, most communities are doing an effective job and ensuring public-school educated children are vaccinated, but there's still work to be done. evidence of california state and county vaccination rates can be found in the 2017-2018 kindergarten immunization assessment.based on the assessment, the overall all required vaccine (arv) rate in ca was 95.1 percent in 2018. this has climbed from around 90 percent in 2014. marin and san francisco counties remain in the yellow range, however, with mmr vaccination rates that are below 95%. marin and san francisco arv is 94 percent. for

—— mmr. vaccine linked to lower levels of autism? -- mmr.s like this based on trials that take a long period of time, what time you find a link, other times you don't. all the studies suggest there is no link, and this is probably one that suggests it goes the other way. you are bound to get that, there's always one that makes it look like it. it's crazy that we are still talking about this, it really is. we've obviously seen this, it really is. we've obviously seen measles this, it really is. we've obviously seen measles cases this, it really is. we've obviously seen measles cases rise recently because people aren't vaccinating their kids. the only way the vaccines work is when you vaccinate eve ryo ne vaccines work is when you vaccinate everyone and you get rid of the disease entirely. 0k, everyone and you get rid of the disease entirely. ok, i everyone and you get rid of the disease entirely. 0k, ithink everyone and you get rid of the disease entirely. ok, i think we are going to go to the independent. we may not be able to bring it up. j

health officials say we need 95% to have the mmr vaccine to protect the public.rget. meanwhile, there has been a 30% spike in measles around the world. last year there were almost 1000 cases in england. we have got to start making sure we are out there. people listen to celebrities, maybe we will have to work with celebrities, but many of them get the science as well. we will have to look at how we can communicate and see if we can be a bit more modern. there are some exa m ples of bit more modern. there are some examples of good science on social media. and sites like youtube and facebook say they are trying to reduce the ranking of false information about vaccines. that was a month before i got measles. jane sta nton a month before i got measles. jane sta nto n has a month before i got measles. jane stanton has retired early because of her health. it started 30 years ago when she got measles. it left her with scar tissue on her brain and she has had epilepsy ever since.- months ago i ended up in three or four inches comas, one for every week. measles has made m

the hairline and then spreads down the bodydr cody says if for whatever reason haven't received the mmr vaccine and you'of the places o need to pay attention to your body. you need to watch for symptoms for 21 days... from the time your'e at one fo those places, 21 days out now dr cody told me if you visited any of these places and you have the mmr vaccine - you don't need to worry about getting a booster shot -- she says the county of santa clara is lucky to have high rates of vaccination against measles meaning most people here are protected. however, if you are not vaccinated and you start to notice anyh of the symptoms mentioned, the health department asks that you call your health provider first, before going there. if you just show up with these symptoms - you could put other patients at risk. in san jose, noelle bellow kron 4 news (pam) we have much more on this story online ... including an interactive map of all the local places that may have been contaminated with the virus. you can find that right now at kron 4 dot com. (ken) in san mateo county, the search continues for a 28

live pam and ken most people receive two doses of the mmr vaccine as children. it protects you from measles, mumps and rubella - but those who havent fotten that vaccine and visited any of the nearly two dozen places on this list over the last couple of weeks the health department wants you to pay attention. now as for the adult who contracted the illness, we know two things - this is not connected to the cluster of three cases that happened in the bay area earlier this year -- and the health department is positive they did not contract the illness here. anytime we have someone with an infectious disease, particularly measles - we want people to know iftheyre at risk of getting sick santa clara public health director doctor sara cody says if you've been vaccinated -- you're okaywhat's important to remember is it's just people who aren't immune to measles, so if you're not vaccinated or you're with famiily that isn't vaccinated because theyre a baby or they're immuno compromised, then you need to look at the listdr cody says the person who contracted measles did

that's one of the reasons why it's so contagious maldonado says that's why receiving two doses of the mmraccine as a child is so importantyou're only a plane ride away from diseases all around the world.. we know that people come here from outside the us and if youre not immune you can get infected in mountain view noelle bellow kron 4 news (robin) our coverage of this story continues online at kron4 dot com... there we have an interactive map of all the local places the person visted... details on the symptoms of the potentially deadly disease... and information on the local pharmacies that offer the vaccine. all that on kron4 dot com... (robin) a search is on hold for a husband and wife -- believed to have fallen into the sacramento river. crews stopped recovery efforts for now because they say the water there is just too dangerous. employees of a tow truck company say -- their bosses went missing tuesday. they believe the couple was involved in a crash that sent their tow truck over the bridge's guard rail. <"it's emotional, it's emotional because they're really good people. they have

dc tracking, c mmr vaccination rates among 77.8%ers can range from to 97.9% across states. we currently have multiple measles outbreaks in the united states. cdcf every 21, 2019, the reported there are 159 confirmed cases this year in 10 states. my home state of kentucky was recently added to the list. unfortunately, this current outbreak is continuing a recent trend. an average of 63 cases were reported to cdc from 2000 to 2007. from 2011 to 2017, the annual average reported case increased to 217 three the cdc told committee staff in the last five years, there have been 26 measles outbreaks involving five or more people. 75% of those cases spread in local, close-knit communities with groups of unvaccinated people. these outbreaks are tragic because they are avoidable. every state except three have a net -- enacted religious exemptions. 17 states allow a partial exemption which means most people can opt out for any reason. in washington state, just 0.3% of families with kindergartners use a religious exemption while 3.7% of families use a personal exemption. .8% use a medic

measles cases on the rise — calls for action to combat fake information on social media about the mmr# the sun ain't gonna shine any more...#. the singer scott walker, one third of the walker brothers, who also went on to achieve solo success, has died at the age of 76. in a moment, it will be sportsday, but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news: in beyond 100 days in half an hour, christian will be talking to the foreign office minister alan duncan, who has some strong words for his party. at 10pm, bbc news will bring you a brexit special as this evening's key votes happen in parliament. and at 11:30pm, we'll bring you a look at tomorrow's front pages in the papers. that's all ahead on bbc news. now though, it's sportsday. hello, and welcome to sportsday. sterling work got england's fans raving after their opening euro 2020 qualifier. it's montenegro next. i'm here and podgorica where england will have to handle a fiery atmosphere. boxed off — casey wins on the pga tour and donald makes the top ten. krygios is being underhand again, but it pays off in miami.

we have reduced the requirement to one mmr shot, which gives us 93% immunization for that child. child could become part of the jewish moment here in rockland county. >> harris: have to ask about the constitutionality. critics are quick to say, are they right about this, that this is not constitutional? to basically quarantine people? >> we are not quarantining people, we can tell them that they cannot interact in public places. >> harris: doesn't that only allow them to interact in private places? >> pretty much. but they can still go outdoors. outdoors are fair, you can go to park. we're talking about buildings and places of assembly. as far as constitutionality is concerned, there is currently legislation in albany that would essentially mandate vaccines unless you have an extreme medical condition. i have to concur with that. but there are truly no religious exemptions. the orthodox community where much of this occurred has been supportive of our efforts. 100 rabbis locally, the council of rabbis, have supported the notion of getting vaccinations. there is no religious exempt

the uptake of mmr has been falling in england and last year there were more than 80,000 measles cases, the highest in a decade. social media companies can reprove contact which go against vaccination. they are concerned about campaigns against vaccinations. coroners in england and wales could be given new powers to investigate the deaths of stillborn babies. currently inquests are only held for infants who have shown signs of life after being born. under the government's proposal all full—term stillbirths, which happen after 37 weeks, would be looked into, giving bereved parents some answers as to what happened. any stillbirth is a tragedy and, although we have robust processes in place to investigate them, we think we can go further and we should go further. the use of coroners to investigate in an open and transparent would not help not only help families who have suffered but will help further the numbers of stillbirths in our country. four 15—year—old school girls from oxford have started an online petition to make climate change a core part of the national curriculum. the governm

places until the declaration expipires in 30 days or untntil they receive at least their first shot of mmr. amy: the order will affect an estimated 6000 unvaccinated children and their families. the outbreak, which has seen at least 150 people infected with measles since last october, has mostly been confined to rockland county's orthodox jewish community, which hasas particularly low vaccination rates. in california, a federal jury ordered monsanto to pay over $80 million to a cancer survivor whose illness was found to have been partly caused by the herbicide roundup. 70-year-old edwin hardeman says he sprayed the widely used herbicide on his property for almost three decades and once got the product directly on his skin. he has been diagnosed with non-hodgkin's lymphoma. the jury's award could have implications for hundreds of others accusing the company of making them sick. and the trump administration is struggling to justify its plans to cut federal funding to the special olympics and other programs benefiting students with disabilities, while spending tens of millions more to fund ch

own younger siblings are still not vaccinated, despite a new study showing children vaccinated for mmr were 7% less likely to develop autism than those who were not vaccinated. just last month, facebook said it had taken steps to reduce misinformation around anti-vaccination posts. while she still doesn't agree, ethan's mom says she is proud. >> i am willing to absorb as much as i can, especially from him, he's my son, i absolutely respect the heck out of that boy. >> reporter: a teen taking a stand about false information about vaccines. kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >>> amazon is facing controversy over a book climbing its pushes outlandish and dangerous conspiracy and raising questions about methods that the tech giant uses to recommend products. here's gadi schwartz. >> reporter: from signs of political rallies, to talk of mind control and lizard people. qanon once only found in the fringe parts of the internet, now on amazon's best selling book list. outranking authors like f. scott fitzgerald and dr. seuss. anonymously written, the book contains conspiracy theories suggesting high

israel and much of western europe, getting the vaccine is incredibly important. after you've had the mmr vaccine and mumps measles rubella you're good for life you don't need a booster after thatit takes 3 weeks for measles to develop - and symptoms start off similar to the flusot except youre sicker than with influenza, then usually after three days you break out into this rash and it starts on the chest it spreads to the face and and if left could be deadly...sot - what measles is it damage in the respiratory tree and lungs and airways that we wind up getting secondary bacterial infections and that's what kills people, pneumonia is the most common thing.while there are 3 confirmed cases of according to the san francisco department of public health, the risk of contracting measles at this point is very low, and if you've ever been vaccinated, you're immune for life. in berkley sanaz tahernia kron4 news (vicki) hollywood c=g=i effects ... upstaged by mother nature last night in southern california. in just a five minute persiod the national weather service recorded nearly 2-thousand ligh

nada:ee baby richard is tays old, far too young to get the mmr vaccine.kes his the infant is one of those at risk of contracting measles come as rockland county deals with the largest outbreak in decades. >> is happening at the same time? i will lea him home at best all the time. nada: officials have taken the unprecedented step of banning children and teenagers who are not immunized from public spaces in a determined effort end the outbreak that has affected 153 peop. >> my hope is that people will pay attention and understand the severity of the situation and get their ildren immunized. nada: the wave of infection's six months ago when a child returned from israel with the virus. edit mainly affehose from the ultra-orthodox jewish e vaccinationer rates tend to be lower. >> just scary what can happen it kids are not vaccinated and roaming in public places and what can happen to other people. nada: in response to many rabbis urged parents to get their children immunized. pulled kids without the vaccines from schools. some presidents us -- some residents a

public places until the declaration expires in 30 days or unl they receive at ciast their first shot of mmr. >> reporter: vtion cards won't be checked, but authorities hope the threat of criminal penalties will convince more parents to take action. >> we are urging them once again now with the authority of law to get your children vaccinated. >> reporter: the measles vaccine is highly effective, but the rus spreads quickly among anyone who hasn't been vaccinated. and the meles are moving across the country. there are reported outbreaks now 15 states. earlier this month, the surgeon general visited a clinic in washington state that was handling an outbreak there. >> some communities, some schools i heard today with opt out rates of up to 80%. >> in philadelphia, temple university is plagued by the mumps. 105 total cases on the main campus. officials there now ofring free vaccinations this week. >> it is the best way to protect themselves if they haven't ben exposed. even if they have been exposed, it's the best way to protect themselves. >> reporter: the unvaccinated are urged to prevent dis

calls for action to combat fake information on social media about the mmr jab. welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are director of uk in a changing europe anand menon and political correspondent of the financial times laura hughes. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in, with brexit dominating. the telegraph leads on parliament seizing control from the prime minister when they voted tonight to control business in the house of commons and hold a series of votes on how to solve the brexit deadlock. the times says theresa may has been humiliated by the tory rebellion, as the prime minister told her mps not to vote for the amendment, with three ministers defying the whip. meanwhile the mail warns that the current crisis in parliament means britain could be plunged into another general election. but the sun says the prime minister has indicated she might resign in return for mps voting through her brexit deal. earlier in the day, the prime minister warned mps that, if they fail to back her brexit deal, we could be

and the number of parents giving their children the mmr vaccine continues to fall.to misinformation that's circulated on social media. our health correspondent catherine burns has more. health officials say that we need 95% to have the mmr vaccine to protect the public but at 87%, rates in england are well below that target, meanwhile, there has been a 30% spike in measles around the world, last year, there was almost 1000 cases in england. we have got to start making sure we are out there, if people listen to celebrities, maybe we will have to work with celebrities because many of them get results too. i think we are going to have to look at how we communicate and see if we can be a bit more modern. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. the lead story, brexit. theresa may admitting she does not have the boat to get her brexit deal through parliament in about a5 minutes' time mps will hold a series of votes which may see them taking some control away from the prime minister. donald trump has come out firing, saying his enemies, who did "evil" and "treas

. >> reporter: this hearing comes on the heels of the latest study finding no evidence the mmr vaccinencreases the risk of autism. that's the vaccine that protects against measles, mumps, and rubella. we counted at least 40 studies over the last 20 years finding the same thing. dr. tara narula, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, condemning anti-semitism. the house responds to controversial remarks by representative ilhan omar. >>> keeping up with kylie jenner. how she's the youngest self-made billionaire. a whole new way to care for newborns is born new johnson's cottontouch™ wash and lotion made with real cotton and enhances your gentle touch a new soft a new touch a new gentle new johnson's cottontouch™ (baby cooing) choose gentle mucinex cold & flu all-in-one. fights... ...sore throat, fever, cough, sinus pressure, chest congestion, headache, nasal congestion, body pain... all in one. did you really need the caps lock? get tough on cold and flu symptoms. mucinex cold and flu all-in-one. i'with uncontrollederson who moderate-to-severe eczema, . or atopic der

ban begins at midnight and lasts for at least 30 days, or until those unvaccinated minors get their mmr shots. david? >> gio, thanks to you as well. >>> tonight, amid the opioid crisis in this country, purdue pharma and the sackler family who make oxycontin have agreed to settle claims of fraudulent marketing that authorities say led to overdoses and deaths. they still face hundreds of other lawsuits. >>> we turn now to new reporting tonight involving the dangers of dogs on planes. tonight a pet that did not survive a trip in the cargo hold. and also the dog that escaped from an atlanta airport. steve osunsami is at the airport in atlanta tonight. >> reporter: the airline klm is having a difficult few weeks flying dogs, whose owners have paid handsomely for the service. this 5-month-old puppy died in the cargo hold of a klm flight from amsterdam to los angeles last week, and tonight the dog's family is demanding answers. >> we want a criminal investigation. >> reporter: in atlanta, a happier ending. a show dog who had been missing at atlanta's massive airport since saturday was slobberi

israel and much of western europe, getting the vaccine is incredibly important. after you've had the mmrne and mumps measles rubella you're good for life you don't need a booster after thatit takes 3 weeks for measles to develop - and symptoms start off similar to the flusot except youre sicker than with influenza, then usually after three days you break out into this rash and it starts on the chest it spreads to the face and down the arms.and if left untreated, it could be deadly...happens iwth measles is it causes so much damage in the and lungs and airways that we wind up getting secondary bacterial infections and that's what kills people, pneumonia is the most common thing.while there are 3 confirmed cases of measles, according to the san francisco department of public health, the risk of contracting measles at this point is very low, and if you've ever been vaccinated, you're immune for life. in berkley sanaz tahernia kron4 news ( james ) a big story this morning. teachers in the san ramon valley unified school districtreached tentative agreement with the district ... possibly avert

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years 01’ until the declaration expires in 30 years or until they receive at least their first shot of mmreaks have beenin suggest many of the outbreaks have been in the ultraorthodoxjewish communities. rabbis have been working to encourage people to get their children vaccinated. it's a great idea. if you're not going to vaccinate your kids, sit at home. rockland county has the largest outbreak of measles in the country but across america there have already been 333 cases. that's almost as many as for the whole of 2018. it's not the only place with a growing problem. there's been a 30% increase in measles worldwide. most european countries aren't meeting vaccination targets. in 2017 there we re vaccination targets. in 2017 there were 100,000 deaths around the world. measles is highly infectious. it can lead to serious health complications such as deafness, learning disabilities and cause fatal pneumonia. the 20th century was called the golden age of vaccination but now rates have also fallen in england. it's thought myths about the vaccine being linked to autism are still causing problems

places until the declaration expires in 30 days or until they receive at least their first shot of mmrox jewish communities. rabbis have been working alongside health officials to encourage people to get their children vaccinated. i think it's a great idea. if you're not going to vaccinate your kids, sit at home. rockland has the largest outbreak of measles in the country but across america, there have already been 333 cases this year. that's almost as many as for the whole of 2018. and it's not the only place with a growing problem. there's been a 30% increase in measles worldwide. most european countries aren't meeting vaccination targets. in 2017, there were 100,000 deaths around the world. measles is highly infectious. it can lead to serious health complications such as deafness, learning disabilities and cause fatal pneumonia. the 20th century was called the golden age of vaccination, but now rates have also fallen in england. it's thought that myths about the vaccine being linked to autism are still causing problems, and there's concern about misleading information being promoted

. >> reporter: this hearing comes on the heels of the latest study finding no evidence the mmr vaccine increases the risk of autism, that's the vaccine that protects against measles, mumps and rubella. we counted 40 studies finding the same thing. >> important story you've been on since the beginning. thank you. >>> coming up next, a cruise ship is rocked and nearly rolled by hurricane-force winds. >>> later, a new federal investigation into a fatal police shooting. you still stressed about buying our first house, sweetie? yeah, i thought doing some hibachi grilling would help take my mind off it all. maybe you could relieve some stress by calling geico for help with our homeowners insurance. geico helps with homeowners insurance? they sure do. and they could save us a bundle of money too. i'm calling geico right now. t know geid see how much you could save on homeowners and condo insurance. t know geid see how much you could around here, nobody ever does it. i didn't do it. so when i heard they added ultra oxi to the cleaning power of tide, it was just what we needed. dad? i didn't do

that's one of the reasons why it's so contagious maldonado says that's why receiving two doses of the mmrane ride away from diseases all around the world.. we know that people come here from outside the us and if youre not immune you can get infected in mountain view noelle bellow kron 4 news ( darya ) our coverage of this story continues online at kron4 dot com... there we have an interactive map of all the local places the person visted... details on the symptoms of the potentially deadly disease... and information on the local pharmacies that offer the vaccine. all that on kron4 dot com... ( james ) a search is on hold for a husband and wife -- believed to have fallen into the sacramento river. crews stopped recovery efforts for now because they say the water there is just too dangerous. employees of a tow truck company say -- their bosses went missing tuesday. they believe the couple was involved in a crash that sent their tow truck over the bridge's guard rail. <"it's emotional, it's emotional because they're really good people. they have a big heart. they'd help anybody. and you kno

a dose of mmr vaccine is about $20. meanwhile, washington state has spent over $1 million already addressing the current measles outbreak. investing in prevention is not just more effective at keeping our families and communities healthy, it is more affordable as well. the vaccines for children program is another great example of this. over 25 years and it's helped low income families get shots at no cost and has saved $1.6 trillion, prevented 380 million illnesses, and saved 860,000 lives. that's more people that live in seattle. i hope we can work together in a bipartisan way to build on programs like this with strong steps to help address public health crises and that are yet, to prevent them from happening the first place. i'm glad to have this opportunity to learn more about how we can do that and consider how to make sure people across the country understand that user safe and effective to keep their families and community healthy. >> chairman, i would ask a letter from the national association of county and city

that's one of the reasons why it's so contagious maldonado says that's why receiving two doses of the mmrcine as a child is so importantyou're only a plane ride away from diseases all around the world.. we know that people come here from outside the us and if youre not immune you can get infected in mountain view noelle bellow kron 4 news (ken) our coverage of this story continues online at kron4 dot com... there we have an interactive map of all the local places the person visted... details on the symptoms of the potentially deadly disease... and information on the local pharmacies that offer the vaccine. all that on kron4 dot com... (catherine) lawmakers are questioning the relationship between boeing -- and the federal government. on capitol hill -- senators asked why the f-a-a did not immediately ground boeing's 737 max 8 planesin the wake of two crashes that killed more than 300 people. the u-s transportation secretary says the f-a-a wasn't seeing any systemic performance problems.. but the decisions are often made in conjunction with the manufacturer. today -- boeing unveiled a soft

so, basically, he just needs his mmr.orld health organisation says vaccine coverage should be at least 95% of the population to achieve what's called herd immunity. in england last year, the number of children under two who'd had the mmrjab was 91.2%, and coverage has been falling for the last four years. if it keeps going down, we're going to have a large epidemic at some point and, you know, the risk of that happens every few years, if you don't have enough systems in place to mop up those older children, in particular. vaccination is a british invention and a huge medical success story, so why are immunisation rates going down? i did a lot of research and ultimately made the decision that the risk factors of getting the vaccination outweighed the risk factor of a measles outbreak. in parts of america, the so—called anti—vax movement has been putting up false propaganda on social media sites. in india, scare stories are shared on whatsapp. it is now more than 20 years since andrew wakefield falsely connected mmr with au

israel and much of western europe, getting the vaccine is incredibly important. after you've had the mmre and mumps measles rubella you're good for life you don't need a booster after thatit takes 3 weeks for measles to develop - and symptoms start off similar to the flusot except youre sicker than with influenza, then usually after three days you break out into this rash and it starts on the chest it spreads to the face and down the arms.and if left untreated, it could be deadly...sot - what happens iwth measles is it causes so much damage in the respiratory tree and lungs and airways that we wind up getting secondary bacterial infections and that's what kills people, pneumonia is the most common thing.while there are 3 confirmed cases of measles, according to the san francisco department of public health, the risk of contracting measles at this point is very low, and if you've ever been vaccinated, you're immune for life. in berkley sanaz tahernia kron4 news coming up at eight ... caught on camera... a man asleep at the wheel while his tesla is in autopilot ... tonight.. witnesses say,

that's one of the reasons why it's so contagious maldonado says that's why receiving two doses of the mmr vaccine as a child is so importantyou're only a plane ride away from diseases all around the world.. we know that people come here from outside the us and if youre not immune you can get infected in mountain view noelle bellow kron 4 news (grant) (grant) keep your hats to yourselves. some local clinics have discovered "super head lice" that are resistant to most common treatments. (vicki) this after a new report says the san francisco area saw a 20 percent kron doctors also say not to panic.head lice is very common and there are still effective treatments out there. a new report says super lice are becoming resistant to over the counter remedies parents have relied on for years.researchers from lice clinics of america reports a 20 percent increase in lice activity in the bay area this winter over last year.though not life threatening, lice are highly contagi

that's one of the reasons why it's so contagious maldono says that's why receiving two doses of the mmraccine as a child is so importantyou're only a plane ride away from diseases all around the world.. we know that people come here from outside the us and if youre not immune you can get infected in mountain view noelle bellow kron 4 news (ken) (ken) our coverage of this story continues online at kron4 dot com... there we have an interactive map of all the local places the person visted... details on the symptoms of the potentially deadly disease... and information on the local pharmacies that offer the vaccine. all that on kron4 dot com... (grant) a warning for parents tonight... check those heads.... as some local clinics have discovered that what's dubbed "super head lice" - are resistant to most common treatments. (ken) this after a new report says the san francisco area saw a 20-percent increase in lice activity this winter, over the last year. kron4's gayle ong is live in concord tonight with the details. gayle? these super lice may be immune to common chemicals but doctors say no

rockland county 40 miles northwest of manhattan with 50 cases. 82% of patients have not received the mmrwould-be robbers got an unpleasant shock early sunday. their intended victims, four young men in south florida for spring break. the victims fought back. the men all relatives were pumping gas when a man walked up pointing a silver hand gun. the victims robbed the robber and tackled him to the ground. aric wisby, the guy in the pink shirt there, managed to wrestle the gun away from the suspect. >> once i rose the gun, they both took back to their car. we were just screaming. the only thing that goes through your mind is protect your family. he was asking me to calm down and give him the gun back. just to chill out like we weren't just held at gunpoint or anything. >> the men drove off. the victims took down the plate number. the driver is now in custody. the alleged gunman police say is still at large. >>> it's a little too little too late for the new orleans saints but the nfl did approve a change. coaches will now be able to challenge pass interference calls, as well as noncalls outs

vac cease and autism and spec truck disorder, as well as the link between measles, mumbs and rubella, mmrhey are dealing with and whether a vaccine is related. the cdc says it is not. for clarity purpose there is. >> thanks. >>> thanks for starting the day with us. we will take the next hour off, mine line coffee, some type of food. >> we will get you to the food, i promise you. yes, we will be back at 10:00 a.m. eastern, when i will be speaking with melania trump's press secretary. we are looking forward to that. we are talking about the first lady's three-state best tour. we will see you in a little bit. first, though, you get to see smerconish. >>> i'm michael smerconish in philadelphia and we welcome our viewers from the united states and around the world. what fitell you the news of the week had nothing to do with michael cohen, of all things, joe biden felt he had to apologize, his response recognized where passion currently resides among democrats, which is not among risk as the party seeks a thomp bearer. speaking in nebraska, the former vice president was seeking relationships wi

the ban is in effect for the next 30 days or until a nonvaccinated children get their mmr shot. parents who violate the ban could face six months in jail or a $500 fine. more about the measles outbreak on our website, abc7news.com. you can also download the abc 7 news app to get alerts right to your phone. >>> developing news, the federal aviation administration says it will significantly revamp the way it oversees airplane construction. this follows increasing scrutiny of how the faa approved the boeing 737 max jet. two max jets crashed months apart in the -- indonesia and ethiopia. an anti-stall feature is being investigated in both incidents. critics say the faa allowed manufacturers and others to have employees do inspections with little to no intervention by the administration. >>> the future of a revitalized community center is in jeopardy after a deadly shooting. a 25-year-old man was killed, five others hurt in the shooting saturday. police arrested two people. it happened out the fill more heritage center. the center canceled all events through the end of the month in r

it comes on the heels of another study that evaluated 650,000 children that shows that the mmr vaccinetism. >>> stanford's blood center said there an urgent need for blood donors right now. most blood banks have a shortage during the winter. stanford says the partner hospitals have used 900-pints of blood because of transplants, pediatric patients with bleeding disorders and heart surgeries. doctors say they need donors of all types of blood but mostly type o negative because it can be used by any patient. >>> the fda is accusing walgreens, wal-mart and other retailers of sell tobacco products to minors. they found about 22% of the more than 6,000 walgreens stores sold tobacco to minors since 2010. walgreens says it requires customers to provide age verification for all tobacco purchases and any employ violating that policy would be terminated. >>> the rule would bar federally funded family planning clinics from referring women for abortions and ban clinics have being housed in the same location as an abortion provider. >> what the president is attacking is female autonomy. organizatio

. >> juan: it says public health experts say that if you get the mmr vaccine which is measles, mumps, would also protect against chicken pox. i guess he wouldn't directly have to take the chicken pox. is that some common ground? to tell you the truth, i don't understand it. i think in terms of public health, everybody should be vaccinated. >> jesse: don't give me mumps. don't give my family mumps. also you for criminal negligence. people are being stupid. i have a theory called back to the future-ism. people in this country, both parties, think that sometimes doing things backwards actually moves and forwards. for instance, they delete their shows for media. that's fine. natural childbirth, that's fine. biking to work, harmless. ively affect otherck and that people, for instance, not vaccinating, not getting your dog spayed or neutered. the green new deal, they think that's futuristic. it's actually backwards by eliminating air travel. permission to make an analogy, greg. >> greg: yes, jesse. >> jesse: you can ride your horse in the fields but don't you dare ride your horse on the hig

. >> the ban is in effect for 30 days or until nonvaccinated children get the mmr shot. parents who violate this could face six months in jail or a $500 fine. you can find out more at abc7news.com or download the abc 7 news app. you get alerts on your phone. >>> officials called off the search for someone reported missing in pacifica. tyler collins was last seen around 3:30 yesterday morning. he was staying with friends at a hotel in pacifica when two of them decided to go swimming. this was the scene as police, firefighters and the u.s. coast guard looked for him near rock aw away beach. they searched more than 60 square miles in 15 hours yesterday. they called off the search just before 8:00 last night. >>> in san francisco, the future of a newly revitalized community center is in jeopardy after a deadly shooting over the weekend. a 25-year-old man was killed. police arrested two people. it happened outside the fill more heritage center. according to the -- they've canceled events through the end of the month in response to the shooting. officials are trying to figure

they're also reminding families to make sure they are up-to-date on their mmr vaccinations.les outbreaks have been attributed to people not getting their shots. >>> a arrest numbers skyrocket at the southern border as federal agents warn that the border patrol is at its breaking point. the latest on the situation there. >>> plus, president trump just arriving back in washington with a final report from special counsel robert mueller expected soon. perhaps any day now. house democrats are expanding their investigations into the president, so what is their end game? we'll discuss next. ♪ ♪ >> we've got our debt, we've got a crisis at the border, we've got all these other things, and the democrats are just mad that donald trump is the president. ♪ ♪ the way they subscribe to movies. we don't follow the naysayers. ♪ ♪ that we just hit the motherlode of soft-serve ice cream? i got cones, anybody wants one! oh, yeah! get ya some! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. ed! ed! we struck sprinkles! [cheers] believe it. geico c

is one of the reasons why it's so contagious and maldonado says that's why receiving 2 doses of the mmr important to your only a plane ride away from diseases all around the world's and if you're not immune. >>that is if you're not protected by vaccination. >>you can get infected. a mountain noel bellow kron 4 news. >>our coverage of this story continues online at kron four dot com. we have that interactive map showing all those locations that the infected person visited in santa clara county. we also have a detailed breakdown of the symptoms to some look out for if you haven't been vaccinated and that information too on the local pharmacies that offer the vaccine. all of that there again across 4 dot com. >>and now is a 19 and we have another warning about health for parents, some local clinics and discovered a super version of head lice meeting these are super lice are resistant to most common treatments for lice and and there's a report that the san francisco bay area saw a 20% increase in lice activity over this winter. when you compare to last year the cdc says head to head contact

they found out that those that got vaccinated with the mmr were 7% less likely to develop autism.g completely against the one horrible study that was done back in 1998 that showed some connection between the two as being discorrected time and time again. that set up the struggle. states and the nation is trying to figure out how to legislate this. we have personal freedoms, but we have public health which is important, paeshl wiespecially measles. measles is very contagious. >> public health. and we talk about how much health care costs. the numbers from the cdc are ast astoni astonishing. vaccinations can prevent 21 million hospitalizations. saving nearly 295 million in direct health costs and $1.38 in total society costs. >> it's amazing. i don't know if you've seen the meme will somebody held a sign, seen polio? no, you can fake a scientist. that's what it is. what's happening is if you look look 50 years ago, people were afraid. these are diseases that have gone away, especially in the u.s. they've never seen these diseases. now they're afraid of the vaccine instead of the dis