at the-- that the measles-mumps- rubella vaccine does not cause autism. float vaccine does not call -- the flu vaccine does not cause wheezing nor bells pausy. some strong evidence of things that vaccines do not cause. a lot of uncertainty in the middle. the take-home message and the good take a message from the study is that despite our looking at this liturgy quite intensively, it is remarkable how few side effects vaccines can cause. a majority of the side effects we did find are ones that are relatively easily treatable. that is the take-home message. host: let's go right to calls for dr. ellen wright clayton. allison, texas -- dell austin, texas -- galveston, texas. caller: have you found -- i am in the military. i received a vaccination and i started having symptoms that ultimately i was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at the age of 50, which is kind of old for that diagnosis. i looked into the literature and if on these articles about individual vaccines. but i'm curious whether the immune stimulation from multiple vaccination's might have stimul

we can say things about the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine with more certainty that weekend about hpv because it has been around for a long time. hpd is new. we will learn more. our conclusions are going to change. that's what science does and it's a good thing. >> host: here is a short snippet from the debate last night from senator kerry. >> if i had to do over again i would have done it differently. i would've gone to the legislature, worked with them, but what was driving he was obviously making a difference about young people's lives. cervical cancer is a horrible way to die. and i happen to think that what we were trying to do was to clearly send the message that we are going to give mumps and dads the opportunity to make that decision with parental opt out. parental rights are very important in the state of texas. we do it on a long list of vaccines that are made. but on that particular issue i will tell you that i made a mistake by not going to the legislature first. let me address ron paul just a minute by saying, i will use an executive order to get rid of as much as oba

before the requirements for the measles, mumps and rubella vaccines. officials -- >>> more than swimmer diana nyad said she disappointed she didn't complete her attempt to swim from cuba to florida but does not plan on trying again. the 62-year-old had to quit halfway because she said the pain from the number of portuguese man-of-war stings was unspeakable. those stings left her face and lips -- swollen. >> [ inaudible ] when it hit the pain was paralyzing. i thought you know what, jellyfish this is going to happen all the way across you better suck it up. >> tough cookie. this is the l.a. woman's second attempt in the past two months. >>> mike is in with the forecast looking pretty. >> looks nice, a lot of sun, warming trend on the way, temperatures could be above average for a couple of days. guess what comes this weekend? another cooling trend. we'll >>> right now president obama is holding a town hall meeting in mountain view. this is a live picture inside the computer history museum where you can see the president speaking. this is the worldest

before the requirements for the measles, mumps and rubella vaccines. officials -- >>> more than swimmer diana nyad said she disappointed she didn't complete her attempt to swim from cuba to florida but does not plan on trying again. the 62-year-old had to quit halfway because she said the pain from the number of portuguese man-of-war stings was unspeakable. those stings left her face and lips -- swollen. >> [ inaudible ] when it hit the pain was paralyzing. i thought you know what, jellyfish this is going to happen all the way across you better suck it up. >> tough cookie. this is the l.a. woman's second attempt in the past two months. >>> mike is in with the forecast looking pretty. >> looks nice, a lot of sun, warming trend on the way, temperatures could be above average for a couple of days. guess what comes this weekend? another cooling trend. we'll see if it brings >>> right now president obama is holding a town hall meeting in mountain view. this is a live picture inside the computer history museum where you can see the president speaking. this i

that covers vaccinations for measles, mumps and rubella. 68.8% received a vaccination last year. >>> cdc reports that doctors are prescribing fewer antibiotics to children under 14. it's data shows that pediatric prescriptions for antibiotics have gone down 10% since the early 1990s. the overuse of antibiotics can lead to strains of bacteria. >>> our nation's free ways are dangerous and deadly but new information tonight shows that other roads are everyone more dangerous. >>> your bay area weekend is coming up and we're looking at the highest temperatures we've seen all week. i'll tell you which cities those will be. >>> new at 6:00. >> he's little and he's expected to draw big crowds what we learned today about the great white shark on display rat the monterey aquarium. >>> the shortage that's making it difficult for the families of injured vets to be with them. >> i think it'll be good to have something there. >>> the interests step one city is taking to decrease the chance of trouble. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. >>> the evening commute is in full gear. here's a live pi

california's highest rate of declined vaccines since 1978 before the requirements for the measles, mumps and rubellaes. officials are emphasizing the importance after a spike in whooping cough which kill 10 babies last year. they are worried about the spread and urging vaccines. >>> thousands of breast cancer survivors and others joined the 21st annual susan g. komen race for the cure in san francisco. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> many of the people taking part warmed up before taking their place at the starting line. the race for the cure raises hundreds of thousands of dollars help develop effective treatments and an eventual cure. it is estimated one in every eight women in the u.s. will develop breast cancer. >> endurance athlete diana nyad is says she is frustrated once again. the 62-year-old had to quit yesterday after way through the swim. she told reporter the pain from a number of portuguese man-of-war stings was unspeakable. medics warned another strong sting could be life threat thing this was the los angeles's woman second attempt in the past two months. >>> next, the latest on breaking news in oakland. the

before the requirements for the measles, mumps and rubella vaccines. officials are emphasizing the importance after a spike in whooping cough which killed 10 babies last year. >> new figures show belvedere is the safest city in the state. violent crime rate of zero. belvedere was the only city with a population of more than 2 1/2 people who report no -- more than 2,000 people to report no violent crimes. last time dell dear logged a violent crime -- belvedere logged a violent crime was assault in 2007. >>> we can say this morning looking at fog, there will not be much delay. >> no. we look down from higher elevations. you can definitely see not much out there not going to stop the flight arrival delays or stop the flights from arriving delayed into sfo. all right, get another cup of coffee going. good morning waking up to cooler conditions this morning. temperatures from 1 to 13° cooler because of the lack of clouds and that air mass that rolled through over the weekend. 48 napa. thickest fog around santa rosa, half mile visable. thick fog around the m