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health officials are blaming this outbreak on what seems to be a changing mumps virus. now health officials say most of the cases have been reported right here in long beach. the patients all in their 20s. most have already received the mumps vaccine, but they still got sick because in some cases the virus appears to have mutated slightly, making the doctors say because as we get older the vaccine's strength can diminish. despite the concerns about the mutating virus, though, doctors are still urging those who have been exposed to mumps to consider getting a vaccine booster shot and they say if you've never been vaccinated, you should also consider getting the shot. >> some people say, well, you have 18 cases. that seems like a lot of cases. we don't know how many cases are protected and vaccinated, so vaccination is still the single most important public health measure. >> my father has polio. he got polio before a vaccine existed. you don't want something like that getting through society again. >> reporter: now since the mumps is transmitted by coughing, sneezing, an

restaurants in long beach piling all glasses into high supplying plastic mumps to protect a mumps outbreak, 18 cases so far mostly in young adults. >> i thought it was wiped out. it's weird. >> reporter: you know several who have it. >> a few of my close friends. >> if you know you are sick and have been diagnosed, please stay home and don't transmit this. >> reporter: the health commissioner warning the virus is making a come back in long beach and nearby south shore communities, where most of the the virus was all but wiped out after the vaccine became standard issue in early '70s so this may be a new train. >> a person who has mumps is highly contagious and even somebody who has been vaccinated can get the mumps. >> reporter: doctors say some presented with tell tale swollen cheeks but also less obvious symptoms. >> they're very nonspecific. you can come in with a headache. you can come in fevers, body aches. >> reporter: in the worst cases mumps can cause deafness, male sterility, brain inflammation. that's why officials warn don't share drinks, food, utensils. with a shall your hands

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there's an outbreak of the mumps. so far 18 cases have been reported in the long beach area, the majority of the patients in their 20s and 30s. most had been vaccinated, but doctors say this could be a new strain of the virus not covered by the standard mmr vaccine. some patients have the telltale swollen cheeks, but other symptoms may be heart harder to spot. >> you can come in with a headache, low-grade fever, body aches, things that are very similar to the doctors recommend two doses of the mumps vaccine. some people have only gotten one. doctors say it's never too late to get that booster shot. >>> it's now 4:38. still ahead, concern over the zika virus worsens in florida after another person is infected. what authorities are doing there to help fight off mosquitoes carrying the virus. >>> and paying more despite repeat electricity outages. now the frustration over problems that's turning into an outrage in one long island and why the worse may now be over -- why the worst may not be over just yet. >>> outside of

island, what you need to know to avoid catching the mumps. catching the mumps. >> police in marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! polo! marco...! s?? polo! marco...! polo! scusa? ma io sono marco polo, ma... marco...! playing "marco polo" with marco polo? surprising. ragazzini, io sono marco polo. s?, sono qui... what's not surprising? how much money amanda and keith saved by switching to geico. ahhh... polo. marco...! polo! fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> you're watching new york's no. 1 news, channel 7 eyewitness news at 5:00 with joe torres, sandra bookman, laura behnke and meteorologist jeff smith. now eyewitness news continues. >> here's a look at tonight's top stories. the parents of a woman found murdered after going for a run at howard beach queens say soon the world will not the killer's face -- will know the killer's first time today since the death of karina vetrano last week. >> police are investigating the attack on a train in morningside heights as a hate crime. the attacker made remarks as he sta

there is a health alert also in our area about the mumps. the nassau county health commissioner is warning the disease is making a come back in long beach and nearby communities on the south shore. more than 18 cases have been reported and most of the people who get it had been vaccinated. strain of the virus that's not covered by the measles, mumps, or rubella vaccine, mmr vaccine. doctors say some patients have the tell tale swollen cheeks but other symptoms are less obvious. >> they're very nonspecific. you can come in with a headache, low grade fevers, body aches, things that are similar to the common cold. >> the doctor recommending for the best protection, two doses of the mumps vaccine. some people may have only gotte say it is never too late to get the booster shot. >>> an update now on a story we told you about last night, that nightmare of the long lines at the department of motor vehicle offices in new jersey. known in the state as the motor vehicle services offices. computer and other problems forcing customers to wait in long li

i had the mumps. and i was doing research for my book on african-american religion, and i was reading zora neale hurston's the sanctified church and there she wrote about a remedy for the mumps. my mother is a devout catholic. she goes to mass every sunday, she sings in the choir. but in this little moment in the book she writes that if you get some sardines and you have the patient eat the star dines -- sardines and then you pour the sardine juice on a rag and tie it around the head, it will heal the mumps. [laughter] now, i've been looking at this picture for a long time, so i called my mother. i'm from mississippi, by the way. moss point, mississippi. and i said, mama, did you put sardine juice on my face when i had mumps? and this devout catholic woman said, i sure did. [laughter] zora neale hurston speaking to us. so i want to thank the workers of this amazing -- the organize tokers of this amazing book fair. it is truly a blessing to be here in historic harlem surrounded by lovers of books, peop

mump-like symptoms. additional cases are expected. >>> and if you live in new jersey, it just got easier for law enforcement to obtain your phone records. the state supreme court ruled today that police can get a court order if the records are relevant to a criminal investigation. the new process similar to pulling bank records which only requires a grand jury subpoena. critics say the decision creates a lower threshold sweeping aside laws that have been in place for three decades. >>> how did a man manage to steal an ambulance in the bronx? we'll tell you where it wound up. >>> plus, a life-changing surgery for a little girl in queens. how doctors plan to remove a potentially deadly tumor from her face. >>> it is no $400 million powerball, but someone is $5 million richer in our area. who struck it big in mega millions? >>> john chandler is here. series. >> reporter: the subway series starts tonight with the mets buying and the yankees selling. a cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming and complicated. tha

some -- mumps vaccine. >>> there are now 15 cases of zika virus likely transmitted by infected mosquitos in miami dade county florida. this case was discovered outside miami's winwood neighborhood. tomorrow crews will begin aerial spraying repelant in a 10-mile square arearr they are concerned the mosquito could be resisting insecticides. >>> pokimon go players on the hunt just about everywhere you look lately. one new jersey homeowner has had enough of players invading his property and he is part of a collaboration lawsuit against the pokimon company, nintendo, and the software developer niantic. pokimon no. a new jersey man is fed up with this wildly popular game and some of the people playing it. ? ? [ music ] ? ? >> reporter: in a lawsuit filed friday, jeffrey martyr alleges he's had strangers gathering outside of his home, holding up mobile phones as if they were taking pictures. he says at least five people knocked on the door asking for access to the backyard to catch these virtual creatures that have people crazed around the country and without permission. he wanted nothing to do

investigators suspect people are contracting a strange that current mumps vaccine. anybody who has not gotten their vaccine, should get it. puffy cheeks, swollen cheeks, muscle aches, fatigue, and loss of appetite. >> six women have been saved from rushing waters after they small boats capsized. it happened at state park. the women all of them from wayne had just launched four kayaks and a canoe. the current was so rough and fast that the boats flipped and grab hold of overhanging branches. five rescue units were brought in and they finally found all of the women scattered along the river. >>> video know, flooding in arizona. several thunderstorms rolled across phoenix yesterday afternoon dropping 2 inches of rain. national weather service calls it a 100 year event. flooding shut down highways and fire crews repeatedly called into rescue people that were trapped by rising waters. >>> 6:14. forecast. >> let's check in with jeff smith. >> it feels so fantastic out here, guys. this is really a rare treat for early august and what is normally the hottest time of the yea

. >>> on long island, health officials are investigating an increased number of mumps cases. the nassau county health department says the cases up in long beach and its surrounding communities. 18 cases have been investigated in nassau county. the cases under investigation include young adults with mumps-like symptoms. >>> mcdonald's says they're making the menu items healthier. they're taking preservatives out of mcnuggets, sausage patties and eggs. the buns will no longer have the the chicken free of antibiotics. they're answering the call for fresher and more wholesome food. a consumer group given extreme eating awards for chain restaurants. >> it's a list of menu items that will make you loosen your belts. dave and buster's short rib and cheesy mac stack. the sandwich comes in at over 1900 calories. the group says it's like eating three medium fries. also making the list, michael, the fried chicken and waffles benedict from the cheesecake factory. that has, are you ready, 2500 calories and 86 grams of saturated fat. i think the whole family should be consuming that. it's

investigators suspect that people are contracting a strain not covered by the mumps vaccine. still, officials say anyone who hasn't gotten vaccinated should. puffy cheeks or swollen jaw, a low grade fever, muscle aches, fatigue, and loss of appetite. >> jeff smith in for bill with the accuweather forecast. >> it feels great out there. very refreshing. we are right in the mist of the year. first, a little bit of light coming up over the horizon. temperature, 66 degrees. that wind coming in from the northeast around 3 miles per hour. eventually going up to 80 this afternoon. still a few degrees below average for this time of the year. 97 the record back in 2005 and the sun coming up, 5:55 going down at 8:09 p.m. august is really about to get back on track. we get really nice days coming up right through friday. humidity and heat return for saturday up near 90. maybe some thunderstorms. some of those could be on the strong side saturday afternoon. 65 in newark. 62 at white plains. we have temperatures actually down into the 50s places like morristown and sussex. 60 on the island

new concerns over mumps cases in our area. we'll tell you where. tell what's being added and what's being changed. >>> also weather and traffic on the 4s is coming up. you're watching "today in new ? ? take me high take me low anywhere we want to go ? >>> good morning everyone. time for a check of your r this tuesday. it's one more umbrella day to get through before better weather arrives. we're tracking a few spotty showers and storms early on. clearing out by the afternoon and evening. bright and beautiful tomorrow. warmer and stickier weather by the end of the week. it's not too bad or muggy. the humidity taking a back seat. temperatures in the low 70s in central park and middle village. it's 70 mill basin. stream. not a lot going on, on the radar. we're tracking showers off to the north. we're focusing oun attention mainly on fairfield county and eventually nassau and suffolk county. those are the wet spots. trumbull is seeing clearing building in after a shower moves through. west port down to shore haven, a heavier downpour along i-95 in fair

i'm sure they would like to get over the mump at the same time, we're trying to extend our own legacies. >> we know that they're a great team nip we have identical records if i'm not mistaken. so we'll definitely be up for it. >> we got football in the high country. pinnacle and wrophy, broncos love to pound the football. up and over for 6. spencer rttery did not lay because of a head injury. the backup quarterback got it done. >>> the arizona dialedbacks have a away way of get ripping your heart out. arizona up 4-2. padres tie it and then in the 10th, patrick corr bib, first pitch to shrimp, ball game, walkoff 3 run shot. arizona, i hate to say this, but i'm going to because industry to because it's my job, all alone in last place in the national league west. they're back object field right now, tied at 0 i will use a term now, >>> we're continuing to h area. a lot that we're dealing with over our roofs, can you see the clouds moving in. it's raining hard. you can hear bucks coming down on the protei. >> it's refreshing to get the rain after the triple digit heat. >> many n prescott, i

if you think you get it, if you have the mumps, stay at home. because there's no cure in reality. you take liquids, something -- you get a low grade temperature. you can take things like that to monitor the temperature but stay home and let the incubation period disappear because the symptoms stay around 14, 16 days, sometimes you can get it 25 days out of exposure. but don't contaminate anybody. be clean about your space while. and it should go away. for people that don't think they're vaccinated, get the booster shot. kerry: something else to ask you about. i have a lot of dentists in my family who will be interested to know your answer. is flossing your teeth every day a waste of time? experts are saying there's not enough proof this decades old recommendation prevents cavities or gum disease. what do you say? >> flossing came into -- i think it was 1908 or something like dentist. it became a national staple. it sort of became something that dentists and government agencies put forward. as a matter of fact, every five years or so, it was part of the language, if you will, for h

that same year hundreds of ohio mumps. and last year a measles outbreak spread the virus nationwide. the reason, linked to so many being unvaccinated against these ancient diseases. that many thought had been eradicated. and many parents are concerned that too many shots could burden the child's immune system. both concerns go against the advice of the american academy of pediatrics. this is the current vaccine schedule is both safe and protective. and more and more pediatricians are dismissing parents >> and dismissiles doesn't mean the child will get care. it means that pediatrician does not care for children. does not have children in their practice that are not immunized. >> reporter: her office at rainbow gives up to 250 vaccinations a day. >> i know there are at least two of us if you choose not to have your child immunized and there is no medical reason for it, then you can see somebody else in the group. >> reporter: but according to parents seem to be getting the message about getting their kids vaccinated. becaus

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merck, charles, came up with a vaccin for mumps, the scientist's daughter contracted the disease so he came up through innovation. if you want to hasten and get better vaccines to market get the fda out of the way, it takes $2 billion to bring any new drug to market and if it gets approved. >> a sense of urgency with the cases in florida of the actual mosquito in florida and now even in california. i don't know that we want to sleep on this potential epidemic. >> well, i mean, speaking of sleeping, i think they've recommended to residents in florida not to sleep together so they didn't contract zika or spread it. to jonathan's point, we're kind of consistently caught flat footed here. it has to do with the fda and congress. one of the things in this bill on both sides of the problem this thing was loaded with pork. you had spending cuts thrown in there, things totally unrelated to the zika issues that made this thing not go through and now we're going to wait weeks until we come back to the floor and try to get something passed which doesn't look promising. >> that's a great point, jul

you might remember he did that during the mumps outbreak and easier for pharmacies to get medications to patients who. >>> coming up a consumer alert. hackers don't have to go in your computer to see what you are typing. we are getting answers on how this protect your personal information. in ohio pools. more than 100 people are already sick. we have got the answers as to what's going on. >> beth: are you tired of all the scattered showers and storms? unfortunately, they stick in our forecast. the camera shows a beautiful skyline. absolutely nice out there as soon as you like that muggy a air. we lose the 90s, but muggy air >>> live from cleveland's news center, driven by don joseph toyota in kent, this is cleveland 19 news. >> anchor: a health alert tonight about refilling water bottles that could leave them crawling with the same amount of bacteria as a toilet seat or dog toy in new research found reused water bottles had an alarming number of dangerous bacteria that can lead tin blood poisoning. the slide top bottles have the highest germ content followed by squeeze top and screw t

every parent has to receive children have received the vaccinations including mumps, measles, hepatitisvaccinations oakland unified says that the students that are confirmed or without confirmed vaccinations are the incoming kindergartners. the school district says they are directing parents to clinics and hospitals for assistance. here are a few in san leandro at the davis street primary care. doors open in 30 minutes or 30 minutes ago, union city parents can take their children starting at 8:00 and that does not close until 5:00 also east oakland, east oakland health center, you can take a child there until 5:00 today to get vaccinations. monday is the first day of school, time's running out. at this health center they say they are booked up and will try their best to accommodate anybody who comes in because they know how important it is that vaccinations are gotten before the first it's go. back in the studio. >>> we have a list of places to get vaccinated. it is on the ready for school cap on the kron4 .com website. >>> baby of a pregnant woman killed in a car crash in san jose is i

it will not rain mump. the 7-day forecast. a rainbow. look at that. looking to the east a storm over the pay that just rained out a nice view. as we expected today not a lot a couple of days et wind that produced storms that marched across the it was the day. the breeze. areas are dry. there are a couple of exceptions. we're 75 and i-4 hookup. that's one storm here by the fairgrounds which is not moving sneak in and the next half hour. rain by fort myers. we slide and. this is along 301. and i think the heaviest activity is in pasco. this is along 75 over by the sun coast. there is one over ridge >>> not a lot of wind today. the sea breeze week. and 95 in sebring. brooksville. and west wind tomorrow that will produce more storms along the coast earlier in the day. i don't see much. storms by 3, 4:00. fiona an area of concern is a tropical wave. the models crank up that storm and move west of the caribbean. that's in the week ahead. fiona is out there and should, i think disintegrate or downgraded. dry air and sheer. tonight partly cloudy. extra humid.

college students should get additional immunizations for contagious disease like meningitis, measles, mumps and rubella. adults age 60 and over, should be immunized for pneumococcal, which protects you from pneumonia and ear, brain and there is quite a rigid schedule they should follow for vaccines. how can parents find out what shots their children need at what age? a.the best place to go for information on what your child might need is your doctor. if you don't have one, get one. visit aurora.org/findadoc b.otherwise, the cdc website has available to parents.we've seen commercials talking about shingles and whooping cough vaccines. is this something people should consider? shingles, a variation on chickenpox, can be ve ainfuland debilitating; especially for people over 60 systems. pertussis, comm lled whooping cough, is actually in the tetanus booster, called dap, h is vaccine. any other advice?if you're unsure of yo immunizations, talk to your ctodo theare blood sts that can be done to check for immunity and it really is important to stay up-to-date on all vaccines, for both action7to fi

because vaccine preventable diseases may be rare but last year there was a number of outbreaks, measles, mumps and whooping cough, including measles outbreak at disneyland >> prepared to do a horse rescue if horse gets injured. >> daniel: lieutenant has seen 60,000 cats over the career and behind-the-scenes look at animal rescue league of boston and meet animals safe. >> julie: volume around morrissey boulevard and through lexington but that is typical and things moving over the zakim at slower pace than we typically see around 5:00 a.m. here are live drive times, 13 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin, 27 minute 48 minutes and that takes into account pointed out on 128 through the lexington area. meteorologist shiri spear joining us now and we are starting to day warm and temperatures will increase. >> shiri: we talk about needing rain because of the drought conditions because ragweed and nettle pollen all saving grace the fact that temperatures drop by the weekend and that should hopefully help knock maybe the pollen levels down just a little bit here. 75? in boston right now, 74 in nor

. >> he gives back to the sport and gives back to his fan so mump, and you know i just -- we're all very, very happy that you know nothing happened beyond the wallets and the money being stolen. >> he hopes his son follows his lead. my advice is to take the security, the u.s. security that could be available to him. situation like rio, he means everything to me. >> this is the 400, he has been a swim coach for 40 years is proud of him. >> being the second all time swimmer in the world it is pretty proud, he will take a break, he is going to get back into the water and get back looking for 2020. he will be back in town next week. >>> still ahead keeping your teen drivers safe on the road and saving you money. what you need to know about. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. letterman:"has a line of clothing, now where were these made?" trump: "these were made, i don't know where they're made. but they were made someplace. it's ties, shirts, cufflinks, everything sold at macy's and they're doing great.? letterman: ?where are the shirts made?? off-camera voice: ?bangladesh.? lett

. >>> warming temps for many inland locations by the coast, not mump change. 60s to 90s, we'll see about weekend. >>> you cannot take a bart train anywhere after 24th street this morning. trains are coming into the city and turning around at 24th street mission and going right back out to the east bay. some are turning around at montgomery street because they can't all turn around at 24th street but the important thing for you is you can't get to any stations south of 24th street. i know a lot of people rely on bart to get to the airport and that's not possible right now. bart has said it's possibly an equipment problem or power cable but they're still trying to figure out what was going on when i spoke to them. there's no service in the area outlined in red. anywhere from 24th street like glenn park and daly city and south city and san bruno. all those stations are not receiving or getting passengers in our out so make other plans. >>> let's go take a look at these other commutes. i want to mention the tracy super commute is okay if you're driving on 580. it's slow after 205 heading off

mumps and right bell a.s that mean six different shots. >> yes. >> ahh. >> is there more, don't forget about hepatitis b. >> thinks one that i didn't have when i was a child and many parents may not have had it. thinks a new requirement. many times baby is given it before they even leave the hospital and during their first month of life and six months. is there different brand that may only require two doses. >> hold on. so this kids going into kindergarten have ten shots. >> even more than that. >> some are given when they are first born. >> yes. >> and i want to stress, good old chickenpox is new. if you have not had that your child needs that before entering kindergarten. what i want to under score your pediatrician is on your team when it comes to doing this parents are not required to remember at two months, four months, six months what their child needs. i encourage that well visits are important for this very purpose. they know these schedules. they know caveats and reasons. if it was delayed for one

. >> the vaccinations are including measles, mumps, hepatitis b. >>> we turn to the mystery disappearance of a toy from a play ground, a fire truck just vanished. >> what happened to that truck? we sent pat colin out to figure out what happened. >> reporter: 911, the fire truck is gone! the fire truck is gone and people are upset. >> kids refer to this as fire truck park and not walter pierce park. now our signature piece of play >> reporter: 911, the fire truck disappeared. sebastian weaver is sad. he has fond memories of playing here. >> the fire truck was like a unique thing to kids. i would play on it with friends. play random games. pretend the fire truck was another vehicle. it was so much fun. >> reporter: and now it's gone? >> gone. >> reporter: this is walter pierce park it's like a disney world for kids in adam morgan. the big attraction, this kid friendly fire engine. a few days ago that fire truck disappeared. somebody even put a picture of it on a milk container. it led to an official police investigation of what they described as a first degree theft. now, neighbors say the

immune system so they become protected or immune from a particular disease such as measles, such as mumps and many of the other things you hear about commonly in the news. >> a lot of schools, they want their kids to get vaccinated. in fact, it is a requirement for many. so tell us what are the requirements for immunations? -- immunizations? >> reporter: in the constituent immunized from preschool up to high school. >> this does not mean you can necessarily opt out. there are cases for exceptions, certain medical conditions, and there are some exemptions you can aploy for on the basis of belief. you can't just opt out because you don't want your child to have it. most schools, make sure they check your immunization record before they let you >> and aren't immunizations dangerous? don't they cause autism? we have heard that rumor. >> immunizations are not associated with autism. there is absolutely no robust day to to connect autism to vaccines. it is a myth. you may see soreness, fever, maybe joint pain, headache, fa field goal, but the benefits of risks. >> in the grand scheme of things,

. >> required vaccinations are for diseases like polio, measles, mumps, rubella, chickenpox and hepatitis b. >>> can parents save money on back-to-school shopping? molette green takes a look. >> you have your colored pencils, your binder notebooks. >> reporter: school supplies fill the room, pencils, paper, backpacks. this family is mostly ready, except for the school uniforms. >> no, i'm not done at all. i haven't even done the uniforms yet, we're just getting started. it's a long process. >> reporter: patrice jones is getting three children ready for school in crayons. >> reporter: and counting every dollar spent. >> between the three of them, i probably spend close to like $700 to $800 on uniform shopping. >> reporter: in the debate, uniforms versus regular clothes, for this single mom it comes down to dollars and cents. >> i prefer uniforms just because it's consistent and i know what they're wearing the next day. but as far as expenses, i think regular clothes would probably be cheaper. >> reporter: the two younger ones will wear uniforms back to school and that's okay with 10-year-o

adhd is not a visible problem like the mumps or measles so many parents feel like the drugs aren't necessaryht hurt them more than they help them, but as "the wall street journal" puts it, if a pill could keep your child safer, would you consider it? let's bring in an attorney, who wrote the story in the journal today, a post detect oral research associate at princeton university. how are you? >> good, thank you for inviting me. >> fascinating. when you said 60,000 kids were involved when you found these common occurrences with those who were medicated, were you surprised? >> yeah, i was surprised, and i think it's good about our study. we came in without any specific result in mind and we were very agnott agnostic of what we were going to find and we were able to look at the long-term outcome, rather than short-term outcomes clinicals usually address and this is the biggest contribution of our study in fact we'll look at the long-term effects and we can see what happens to teenagers when you know they're -- they can have risky sexual behaviors and teenage pregnancies and we find it benefici

. >> how mump would you get fine. >>> you are not going to get fined. >> it is one of those, the one of those. >> you will love this. time for a shot of the morning a pint sized cue tee down south making ways for how he sings her abcs listen to this. >> a b, w x y z. why i heard y that's two-year-old violet from louisiana singing quite the dramatic version of the a b c's. ? next time won't you sing with me. >> her mom posted it video last thursday. i hate talking over it. >> it has nearly 4 million views. broadway, you had better watch outment because home girl has got it. >> bring it home. >> w x, y and z. >> has she christina ago are. >> she's so into it. >> i want to show my twins that. their reaction to that. so adorable. >> still ahead s there a snake invasion here in the valley. >> for the third time in month, scottsdale fire fighters answer the call about a massive snake out on an evening stroll. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link

. >> the required vaccinations are for diseases including polio, measles, mumps, rubella, chicken pox and hepatitis b. >>> in the race for the white house, we whoo are more than a month from the first presidential debate. donald trump is sharpening his attacks against hillary clinton and the clinton foundation. speaking at a rally in tampa, trump blasted clinton for what he calls pay for play over reports of the associated the private individuals that clinton met with during her time as secretary of state also donated to the clinton foundation. clinton's campaign manager, meantime, calls that report flawed and says the ap cherry picked information. clinton herself is off the campaign trail today. she's actually doing several fund-raisers in california, including one hosted by apple ceo tim cook. this weekend, clinton is expected to get her first intelligence briefing since becoming the democratic nominee. trump had his first briefing earlier this month. >>> long-time d.c. civic organization is complaining about new video billboards popping up all over town. stop work order on some of

you know, most people of our generation never had measles o mumps. very few people now have had chicken pox starting to more and more people have never had chicken pox. but diseases themselves are quite dangerous. we're still struggling with out breaks definitely whooping cough which can be very, very dangerous. so effects of disease are far more dangerous than anything that's ever been proven with sack seens include autism which has never been shown in connection people can write anything they want and it scares people away. for people who sdr declined mmr. of this, who have declined the mmr, what about them, you know you have to show your vaccination records to go to school. yeah. unfortunately, in florida you can get a religious exemption and get an xems and still attend school you get a pediatrician that will sign off on it the community the pediatrician as whole does not support that. neither does the american kaed of peds. however there are always people out there. ino trying to find a pediatrician for her son. and lot of pediatricians are not

that, as a mumps outbreak is growing on long island, with at least 36 people infected now.ave a doctor here who joins us to answer all of our questions. good morning, doctor. >> good morning. >> i know you'll say get vaccinated. >> what we have to remember is vaccine save lives. we know children born in the last 20 years, over 21 million hospitalizations and 732,000 deaths will be prevented by vaccines. so they literally save the lives of people. remember, vaccines are safe. they're very effective. and they really help protect not only us but other people who can't become protected, like those who are very young or have weakened immune systems and can't get vaccine. >> kids with cancer, or babies who are too young to get vaccinated. the flu shot, we don't give it to them until 6 months or older. the baby who is 2 to 3 months old is still very vulnerable. they protect the whole community and large. >> are you shocked by that number, 73% of people don't think you should get vaccines. >> i really am. i really am shocked by this. this was a study, survey of pediatricians when a

mump will meet with mexico's mh president today in mexico to t talk about immigration just hours beforeves a pete on that subject to an audience inen arizona. if in the meantime hillaryim hil clinton is bracing for the release ofclto moren e-mails ad melanie joins us now with thehhe latest on both stories. stories we'll start with donald trump, , mel. >> reporter: all interesting on the campaign trump.ign weru knew donald trump wasmp gog to deliver this big speech ons h immigration reform today but tht surprise addition this trip tort mexico and the meeting with theh president there who is comparedd trauma top hitler.le donald trump hoping for a one-two punch on immigration today a speech in arizona grounn zero for border enforcement issues. a meeting with mexican president henre yea pena nieti a fierce fe critic scoffed at trump's idea s to build a border wall and makem members mow pay for it.or it >> we are also going to secure c our border and stop the drugs ds from pouring in.n. trump speaking in washingtonashi state last night playing up his speech today.oday. those close to trump

exemptions for children fit every parent needs to confirm their child has had several vaccines including mumpsles, chickenpox and hepatitis b. oakland unified school says have students without confirmed vaccinations are kindergartners, the district says they direct parents to clinics and hospitals for assistance and here are a few, san leandro, davis street primary care center, doors open at 8:30 this morning you can come in and get vaccines union city parents can take their children to logan help center at 8:00 in oakland, east oakland help center starting at 8:30 this morning but monday is the first day of school so time is running out and will probably be a serious rush this weekend to get the vaccines but you cannot go to school without them. i will be here with updates. >>> on the website we have a list of places you can take your kids to get vaccinated today and this weekend, under the ready for school to have on kron4 .com. >>> 6:34 am, they everyone will make a first court appearance today after she was arrested for stalking kris jenner and hacking into her icloud account. james fletch

. >> great to speak with you, thank you so mump. >> a golding night in rio for team usa. highlights straight ahead. then equity zen offers employees a way to cash in. connect sellers with the investors on the secondary market. take a look at the s&p 500 winners and losers from one day ago. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ as you can see, i build the jet engines, and programmers teach them to talk. so yeah, ge is digital and industrial. so it's indigital. digidustrial. indigenous. shhhh... let's go with digital industrial. for now. digidustrial. yeah. or, digital industrial. got a quarter? >>> welcome back to "squawk box." we are all breathless what a golden night it was for team usa in rio. michael phelps. women's gymnastics team emedical personnel emerging as the very best in the world. jay gray has the highlights from rio. >> reporter: power, grace, and gold. >> i'm so happy to be a part of this team with the incredible girls. >> reporter: the final five dunned themselves they are no doubt the best in the world. while the most decorated olympian ever added medals 20 and 21. then joining his tea