approval to move forward with the research project and seek approval through the kaiser permanente northern california institutional i rb 80s provide ethnical protection. >> you've heard the recommendation are there questions or comments. >> two interferences you'll be using two. >> yes. a random trial the work site versus the add that people can use at home so see if it's more effective or less than effective than the work site setting those are more sustainable the community programs can be costing so we wanted to see the defensive between the interferences we'll be able to continue in the future as opposed to testing something we'll not be able to afford. >> i'm talking about the drugs. >> we're not looking want drug only the lifestyle. >> oh. >> even up against drugs the lifestyle did better. >> there's programs with diabetes but very this for prediabetes and last week blue shield is very expensive which is ridiculous to have to get a doctor's referral i don't know why you have to get a doctor's referral to go to o a prediabetes class but there's not near enough emphasis on the prediabetes. >> oth

northern california reveal locations where a high percentage of children miss one or more recommended doses as measles is spreading in southern california and beyond. the data comes from kaiser permanente's northern california system. it reveals underimmunization clusters among those who turn three in east bay and in sonoma and northern san francisco and southern marin counties, vallejo and an area between sacramento and roseville. identifying the hotspots early could help identify empending epidemics sooner. >> a teen is giving up her sweet 16 birthday party for the great good. after a trip to ethiopia. our reporter has the story. >> meet a charming eight-year-old in ethiopia, the catalyst for a sophmore. >> i saw the poverty and all of the children begging on the streets and i thought, maybe i can give up my 16th birthday. >> in lieu of sweat 16 party and gifts she asked family and friends to donate to her cause and add a 5th grate classroom to a school outside the ethiopia capital where orphans stop learning in 4th grade a page on the web site helped her raise over $2,000 in just a in. that inspired her to shoot for $10,000. she hopes to hand deliver this summer when she volunteers at

the "los angeles times" reports that the data comes from kaiser permanente's northern california systemunder immunization clusters among those who turn three from the east bay from richmond to solano row and sonoma and northern san francisco and southern marin and vallejo and an area near sacramento. identifying the hot spots early could identify emerging epidemics. >> a 16-year-old in antioch is giving up a traditional rite of passage. her world changed when she visited a village in ethiopia and was shocked by the poverty and she is giving up her sweet 16 birthday party and asking family and friends to donate money they would use for the gifts on her cause. >> living in america, i think we have the world and i think we should expand our minds and think about those who don't have anything literally they don't have anything. some kids don't even have shoes and they walk to school barefoot. >> she wants to help build a 5th grade classroom on a school and a page helped her raise $2,000 in just a no. she wants to raise as much as she we can to handler the individual averageers this summer.

california president janet nipolitano made the new rule as a way to solve low graduation rates among some athletes particularly football and men's basketball. >>> kaiser permanente and its 18,000 northern california nurses have agreed on a new three year contract and that means the planned two day strike on wednesday and thursday called off the nurses had been working without a contract since august when their current agreement expired. >> this is huge, and we're super excited that kaiser decided to increase the number of nurses taking care of the patients. >> the deal includes more workplace protections better retirement plans and a pay increase. nurses start rad if i ratification process on wednesday supporting for its patients. kaiser isn't having as much luck handling with mental health workers, they end a week long strike on monday, no new talks planned to end this labor dispute but both sides ready to head back otobargaining table. >>> still ahead imagine having your own potential robot to help with the chores it may happen sooner than you think. the robot revolution taking seed in the south bay. >>> and a california driver takes his car in for a wash and ends up going home with

permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ y >>> a northern california fire cap -- captain is in jail accused ofnds of files of child foreign. he worked for south lake tahoe fire. federal agents found more than 5,000 pour pornographic images and videos on one of his flash drives at work. investigators say he admitted to secretly recording some of the videos. he was also involved with fundraisers for children fighting cancer. he is on paid leave. >>> if you are tuned into the super bowl on sunday keep an eye out during the commercials for a call to action. dorritos even has a section for people to shoot their own whicher shalls and shoot it during the game. there is a parody that has gone viral. billed as the ad the company doesn't want you to see. >> this video you are watching now has 12 million on-line views. created by a global organization called some of us. the executive director is in san francisco. >> the campaign has taken off leak no other campaign we have done. >> it features a video falling in love over their shared love of dorritos. they get married and off to a honeymoon at a tropic

the walkout will affect all 86 kaiser permanente hospitals and clinics in northern and central california. >> reporter: the senate seat will be open in 2016 boxer says she will not run again. harris is the first african american to hold that office kron 4 political office is and not surprised by today's announcement. >>: harris is a good politician. this is a wonderful opportunity for her shoes run statewide twice and came through strawn. strong.... >> reporter: at what she becomes the immediate favor favorite this had fudge it better let billionaire is also trying to be in the mix. another democratic heavyweight says that he will not run gavin know some. newsome... on my family's future remained and loss angeles area. >> pam: still tonight at eight tracking down the source of the contaminated caramel apples. why mcdonald's is getting getting backlash from commercials. one month some of them says is true that we're talking about identical triplets. >> reporter: the bridges and allowed a mid-50s is gonna stay fairly mild tonight all show you how it will impact your morning commute coming u

whopping cough measles after reviewing medical records of a hundred 54,000 northern california children 0.102012 kaiser permanente is found 5 area is more likely to have on the accented kids. the bay area at ease bay for also rewrote cell meta marin southwest and on the county. north eastern san francisco. five clusters are parents that are delaying vaccinations for and the bay area. east bay from richmond and san leandro. sonoma and napa county. no. 7 cisco south mine county. small area of vallejo. not participating a be epidemics in these areas but it could be higher rates of preventable diseases and so these areas if we don't touch these children. >> reporter: and spoke with on the alarming. >> reporter: unfortunately should have to worry about 19th century problems and outbreaks. to have a concern about that the seven men approached else who has not had altered vaccine is because she's too young to have the malt. >> reporter: doctors say the next step these clusters identified is reach out to doctors in these areas so they can in turn the job the parents so that have a more in-depth conversation with them abo

> hot spots for childhood diseases a new study by kaiser permanente has shown a high concentration of unvaccinated children in northern california. including napa and sonoma county, southern marin county and parts of of the east bay. and the area around roseville outside sacramento. vallejo had the highest rate with 23% not vaccinated or under vaccinated meaning children are missing one or more of their shots mp in marin and berkeley doctors say some parents are choosing not to vaccinate thinking it may cause autism even though it's not proven. in other areas, parents don't have the resources. not vaccinating your kids can have public health consequences. >>> doctors are also on high alert as peak flu season gets ready to hit. extra precautions at hospitals too. they're asking visitors to wear masks and wash hands frequently. some facilities aren't allowing anyone under 16 past the waiting area. doctors say we should all be taking precautions to prevent the spread of the flu. that includes coughing into your arm, which is the right way to cough, keeping your hands clean, and getting that flu shot even if it doesn't fully protect

it would affect 86 kaiser permanente hospitals and clinics in northern and central california.say they are striking to protest a decline in patient care standards. they say kaiser has cut hospital services, restricted patient admissions and has sent home patients who are still in need of hospitalization. >>> apple spaceship campus two is starting to take place in cupertino but the project is hidden behind a large green wall. we found one person who's trying to let everyone into the street. >> reporter: a drone with a go pro with music and all flying above something that looks like a spaceship. >> this thing is going to be enormous. >> i never fly over the top of the site, i know that apple owns the lower 83 feet of air space. >> reporter: he wants us to use his you tube name. he's the man behind the controls. he callless himself an apple fan, a curious customer that just wants to take a sneak peak -- he calls himself an apple fan. >> now every corner is apple. >> reporter: the secrecy of the project is quite event not only from the air but also right here from the ground behind

kaiser permanente analyzed medical records of more than 150,000 children in northern california. they found five clusters of underimmunization, mostly in the san francisco bay area. about two out of ten kids in these clusters either refused immunizations or were underimmunized. dr. tracy lieu is a researcher at kaiser. >> some of the clusters were in places that you wouldn't necessarily have predicted. it tends to include a group of highly educated parents who have many questions about vaccines. >> reporter: with one more week of quarantine, jennifer simon hopes her daughter would be okay. >> we've been lucky she hasn't contracted measles. and so it's been an inconvenience, but it's not been a tragedy. i don't want it to be a tragedy for anybody else. >> reporter: parents who refuse vaccines often do so because they fear rare side effects of vaccine, but california is now trying to make it harder for parents to get those personal belief waivers. scott, most parents now have to have a doctor's signature saying they've been made aware of the risks of not vaccinating their kids. >>

the walkout will affect all 86 kaiser permanente hospitals and clinics in northern and central californiaeed to know about before they cross the iconic structure plus the police make an arrest after a side show disrupt traffic in the east bay area will be right back ♪ ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ ♪ >> pam: more than a dozen bagels take part in an illegal side show on interstate 880 the driver of this red mustang is now behind bars. the cell phone video help california highway patrol identified the 19 year-old man from hayward who was allegedly behind

. >>> second patient now in northern california being tested for the ebola virus. kaiser permanentee patient was admitted to its south medical center in sacramento wednesday. testing is being done in an isolated area of the hospital as an abundance of caution to rule out that disease. another patient admitted to uc- davis medical center yesterday does not have ebola. it turns out doctors say that patient had shown symptoms of the disease but tested negative. >>> a note on politics tonight. mitt romney says he will not be running for president again. he had been weighing a third run at the white house this recent weeks. romney says it's time for the next generation of republican leaders. a recent cbs poll of republicans had shown him as the party's top choice. romney is supposed to have dinner tonight with new jersey governor chris christie. christie was one of his biggest backers in 2012 and a likely 2016 candidate. >>> telemarketing calls are annoying but one call saved an oregon woman's life. reporter don champion explains how the worker on the line took action. >> how are you tod

is cut off for the services the walkout will affect all 86 kaiser permanente hospitals and clinics and northern and central california. still ahead the keystone pipeline bill is moving forward but it still could be be told where lawmakers are doing to make sure it passes as the attorney general expected to announce a new campaign spy out how she is going to run for and who should be up against. ♪♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪♪ frusatedith ur oracte addemedine n worng? ...can hane thside efcts? box®reatsympms o akin goi tooftenand e stng sden ed tgo. ask yo urogistf box® n he calyourladd. ...a reduce ur dly leake epodes e efcts bot® m readourso weekafteinjeion, usinseris sytoms aleryouroctorighaway difcultswalwing eaki, brthin eye oble lossf blder ntro.. ..r mule wknescan a si of lifehreaning nditn. don't takeotox if u can'emptyourladd or can't owon'self catherizif nded or have a inartrac infeion,r ut side effts m incde alrgiceactns injeion

researchers have found clusters in the bay area and northern california, where children are underimmunized. kaiser permanenteeds of under immunizations in the east bay. there were also clusters in northeastern san francisco and marin county, suburban sacramento, showing higher percentages of children who missed vaccine doses. this comes after a string of measles cases contracted at disneyland. it's a growing trend. reasons for skipping vaccines range from fears of vaccines causing autism to the inability to get children to a doctor. >>> a new study shows some of the most complained about airports in the united states. sfo topped the list of the five worst airports mentioned when it comes to delays. the study showed people's responses of travel following holidays. united airlines got the worst reviews. chicago o'hare, charlotte, north carolina and dallas, fort worth texas rounded out the top four. they are busy hubs, potential for weather issues. >>> 8:38. we may know why president obama was so sure north korea was behind the u.s. hack attack. the u.s. mission that may have tipped off our leaders. >> hasn't b

permanente can't exhale just yet. the agreement between kaiser and the registered nurses union ends long-stalled talks over new contracts. the most recent one expired last august. 18,000 registered nurses in northern and central californiae prepared to strike over a two-day period next week. but not any longer. the california nurses association says the new three- year pact is a big victory for registered nurses. >> and this is huge, and we are super excited that kaiser decided to increase the amount of nurses that will be taking care of these patients. >> not only does the contract call for the hiring of hundreds of more registered nurses at kaiser, it also includes more workplace protection, pay increases, and better retirement plans. the registered nurses union says the new deal will also benefit patients. it says more nurses means better care for the increasing number of patients due to the affordable care act. >> if they need care, this he are entitled to it. they need to be admitted to the hospital, if they need to be admitted to the hospital, they are entitled to it. and they deserve the right level of care when they come to the hospital. >> kaiser is still negotiating with the national union of health care worke

northern california. we'll show you how the dense fog led to tragedy in one city. we're working on these stories and much more coming up at 7:00 on tv 36. ♪ with kaiser permanente you'llnect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> the san francisco giants want to transform a parking lot across the street from at&t park into a beer garden. it would be called the yard and it would be built out of 15 shipping containers. the venue to the port commission this afternoon and if approved, it could be built in march. >>> i just say, i speak for a lot of giant fans, spend a little money on a left fielder. >> instead of a beer garden? >> forget the beer garden. >> how about a cleanup hitter, you know, nothing this offseason. >> all right, let's go across the bay to the raiders. because this must be a tough time. one of those situations where season has been over a couple weeks, but both the 49ers and the raiders taking a road trip. they wind up together in denver, although they might have chipped in and saved on a jet, they probably took separate flig