the couple's son died nine days after receiving a vaccine for muse yelz, mumps and rubella. they were awarded $250,000 for the loss however, the couple wanted great compensation for emotional damages. the decision said federal law does not allow a reward of more than $250,000 for a vaccine related death. >> a 49er great is working with a hospital on a new effort to use music to help ill children. today, agreeing to hold steve young's forever young foundation on a plan to create a music therapy room. >> this is exciting part is that opt and our vision have come together and there is a place to do it. this is wonderful. >> so there is a play room called forever young skoon. and kids can just play and it's a procedure free zone z there is more in our nfl pregame show. it's coming to abc 7 and are going to broadcast here on abc 7 as well as december 6th game in oakland between raiders and banjo -- bronco autos coming up next, there is a preview of the ansel adams collectiñaú >>> coming up at 6:00 the efforts to ban the use of fogs to hunt down bears and bob cats. the final chap

vaccines the disease could spread quickly >>> across california additional and outbreaks of measles and mumps and administrator at east bay waldorf says the policy is to encourage people to promote healthy society but recognizing the rights of individual families. she would not talk about her school but said more families to make an effort to educate themselves are less likely to do things they may have done in the past. >>> there's an abundance of misinformation out there. much of it looks reputable >>> the county is trying to practice what it preaches it is demanding all health-care workers be vaccinated or ordered to wear a mask they expect 95 percent compliance that will help workers and patients. ann notorangelo cbs 5 >>> lots of sun shine out there paul deanno looks at the week. >>> paul deanno with the forecasted continues to be dried. many of you waiting for the warmest time of the air which is now, that is not happened yet. no rain fall in the forecast. it is mainly dry throughout northern california. the forecast tonight foggy conditions to continue until midday a foggy morning for

. >> across california there have been additional oprah's of measles and mumps and an administrator ate policy is to encourage people to do what promotes a healthy society but they recognize the rights of individual families. she would not talk about his will specifically but said that she has seen more parents who make an effort to educate themselves and are less likely to do things that they may have done in the past. >> unfortunately there is an abundance of misinformation out there and it is easily available and much of it looks very reputable. >> the county is practicing what they preach, this flu season there is a countywide mandates that all health-care workers either get a flu shot or they will be ordered to wear masks and they think it will get 95 percent compliance and say that should help the workers and patients. >> we will see how it goes this winter, thank you. >> a father accused of kidnapping his two children and then taking them out to sea with a stolen sailboat was in court today. they say that he had the children for four days before the coast guard caught up to him.

letterman talked about seeing him naked and then mitt romney was on kelly ripa and they talked about how mumpu wear to bed, not much, that ire on all these shows, "the view," talking about snooki. is it now where we've reached the point that to be president one has to be funny and entertaining? >> maybe. clinton's funny. obama's funny. if you recall, george bush jr. was quite funny too. >> he was great. he went on oprah. >> he was very funny and very good thinking on his feet. >> so they're doing more like what do you and i'm thinking how are they going to stand up to vladimir putin, not how they going to stand up to whoopi goldberg. >> i know. what these presidents and presidential candidates go through is impossible to conceive. i mean you get the presidential daily briefing when you get in office and like being questioned, you said in toledo 16 days ago, you know. >> and then you have to go on leno and be funny. >> you kind of do now, yeah. i mean it's the way it is. you know, the thing about comedy is that when you give a punch line, the audience has to believe the premise of your joke in

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vaccines have eliminated polio, and all but wiped out measles, mumps and rubella.nk the reason why we're not seeing a lot of those illnesses is just because of that. not because we're necessarily a healthier population, but because we've taken steps to try and eradicate those diseases that we could eradicate. we have a tremendous number of vaccines we didn't have even when i started practicing, for instance, the h-flu vaccine which came out in the late 80s and we started giving it before the age of 2 in the 90s. when i started practicing, my very first week in practice, i almost lost a child to h-flu meningitis. carried them in the back of my car to the emergency room, ran them in... thankfully they did well. but that's a disease we don't even see anymore because of the h-flu type b vaccine. what we see most commonly now is respiratory infections, especially otitis media. we see a tremendous number of children with ear infections. other respiratory infections are very common-- coughs, cold, sinus and cause us a lot of visits. catherine parrish: and that's because k