five babies have been diagnosed with measles, all of them in the suburban chicago area all of them at one day care facility. it's part of this new measles outbreak that continues to grow. this news tonight about these five babies raises the issue of infants who are too young for vaccinations. this will no doubt prompt a lot of parents, if they haven't already, to check what the vaccination requirements are where their children are cared for. and it's where we begin tonight with nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: at this suburban chicago day care, five babies believed to be infected with measles. their parents powerless to stop it since the infants are too young for the vaccine. now a warning as many as ten other children may have been exposed to the virus and unvaccinated staff and kids are being asked to stay away for three weeks. >> there are likely to be more cases. and so we shouldn't be surprised by that. the cat's out of the bag. >> reporter: 4 million kids in the u.s. are in similar situations, not old enough for the vaccine. if exposed to the virus, nine in ten of those babies

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this week, six people all living low-key lives in low-key towns of suburban chicago, st. louis, and upstate new york were arrested. a wired cash and used u.s. mail to send tactical equipment and militarily very clothing to turkey that was smuggled to syria. a person appeared in federal court in chicago this morning. and into help translate the charges. >> keep an open mind and remember that people are innocent until proven guilty. >> neighbors are shocked. >> it makes you feel sort of less safe. >> officials emphasize the group was not plotting attacks inside the united states. >> president obama unveiled his 2016 budget. while republican say many of the requests are nonstarters, there are possible areas of agreement. karen travers looks at the nearly $4 trillion proposals. >> president obama's 2015 budget arrived on capitol hill a massive $4 trillion spending plan. but before lawmakers get to that, president obama was them to focus on the most immediate legit issue. funding for the department of homeland security runs out at the end of this month. >> fund the department.

and it is breaking outside of suburban chicago. we'll follow the developments and bring you the latest as they come in the newsroom. >> an inmate strolling out of a north carolina jail. he didn't get far. his escape was captured on videotape. he walked on out and makes a mad dash for it. freedom was short lived and he was back inside of a court of law along with family members accused of hiding him. >> i don't know where he's at. >> i don't have a clue and he's not contacted me. i don't know where william is at. >> it was taken without incident. >> the mother and stepfather and girlfriend all held on a $1.5 million bond. >> the white house roached the second year goal for obama care enrollment. 10 million people signed up for coverage this year. the secretary refused to say whether the administration had plans in place in case the supreme court throws out the subsidy for americans. the house voted to repeal obama care and some proposed alternatives to the overall law. joining us is allyson. allyson, you looked at these before and r

people were arrested all living low key in low-key towns of suburban chicago, st.uis, and upstate new york. the authority say that they wired cash and used u.s. mail to send tactical equipment and military clothing to turkey, which was smuggled to syria. they appeared in federal court this morning. his woman stood before the judge wearing an orange jumpsuit. an interpreter help translate the charges. neighbors are shocked that the allegations. >> it makes you feel less safe. >> officials emphasize the group was not plotting attacks inside the united states. >> vice president joe biden joined world leaders in germany today for the munich security conference. the main topic, the crisis in ukraine and whether russia is honoring its promise to help maintain peace. president obama and vice chancellor markel -- and chancellor markel are expected to speak about the ukraine. >> eileen is very eager to show you the beautiful sunset if you do not see it in real life. >> it's remarkable. let's get to this one from jeff goldberg in front of the capital. look at the yellow and

health officials say five children from one suburban chicago daycare have the measles. the cases all involve babies. younger than one yearly old. lab tests confirmed measles in of two the babies. doctors diagnosed three others. it's unclear if the cases are linked to the measles outbreak that began doctors knee land or another case confirmed in suburban chicago. the daycare is now asking parents to keep unvaccinated children home for three weeks. >>> new york the ntsb is focusing their investigation on that deadly train crash. around how driver of an suv ended up on the tracks. the ntsb says it's found no evidence so far to indicate the gates were not working at the railroad crossing. a witness says the driver of the suv ellen brody got out to check her car after a guardrail came down on it after getting back in her car she drove forward on to the tracks just before the crash. meanwhile the ntsb is also investigating the adequacy of the train's exits and the fire that erupted which investigators believe was sparked by the suv's gas tank. >>> new developments to night on

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gave us their last update we've learned there are five more confirmed cases in illinois in that suburban chicago area. most of them all but one in that state connected to the daycare. richard. >>> tracie potts, thank you so much. let's get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning, landon. >> richard, good morning to you. my spidey sense is tingling. sony and marvel struck a deal to share spider-man who will appear in the next captain america movie next year being produced by marvel. will co-produce next spider-man film out in 2017 which will be a reboot for the franchise. things may get salty this valentine's day. any customer who orders a smothered smothered burrito on saturday and shares a kiss will get a second free. they have offered an entre in return for a little show of affection. nasa will try and try again today. launch space ex into space this evening. rocket carrying weather satellite to monitor solar winds. it was scrubbed because of the weather. >>> looking forward to burrito's. joan river's condo for sale. we'll take you the inside $28 million home. >>> tiger woods,

now, though, the hospital goes above and beyond what's recommended, just like doctors at this suburban chicago facility which had an outbreak of the same superbug. >> when you have a process that's sufficiently complex like that, there are ample opportunities for the human element to step in and not have everything go exactly according to protocol. >> reporter: the maker of the endoscopes used at ucla says it's adding things like checklists to its decontamination guidelines and monitoring concerns closely. but for the patients infected already, the biggest concern now is recovery. hallie jackson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> we will likely hear closing arguments soon in the trial of the man accused of killing "american sniper" chris kyle. today the prosecution brought up rebuttal witnesses including a psychologist who claims the defendant knew what he was doing was wrong. nbc's jacob rascon has been following the trial for us in stephenville, texas. >> reporter: for the first time during his capital murder trial, eddie ray routh appears to be watching closely. more than 30 witnesses have testifi

the former suburban chicago police officer did not enter a plea. attorney called the whole thing quote absurd. peterson was sentenced to thought years in prison back in 2012. >>> one of the big selling points of the jeep rank blear is the fact the doors will come off. but police in new jersey say they come off a little bit too easy making them appealing to robbers looking to make quick buck. take look at some surveillance video showing a theft in progress. in fact police are still looking for the man in this tape. last week, six jeep owners in vineland reported their doors had been stolen. police say that used doors can sell for as much as 300 bucks and replacing them with new ones costs about a thus sand dollars. >> doors has a peg that goes right in there and they screw right and you can put a nut on the bottom of them. that's really all that holds it in. somebody definitely knows jeeps because they spent only about five minutes here to take both doors. >> pretty outrageous. vineland police are looking for tips tonight. they're asking anyone with

. >>> meantime public health officials say five infants who attended a suburban chicago day care have been diagnosed with measles. the children are all under the age of 1. several of the children in day care may have been exposed and are being quarantined as a precaution. again, it's important to note that health officials say all the children in this case were too young to get vaccinated. meantime, the source of the outbreak has not yet been determined. >>> in other news now at 5:16 today is national heart month. and you'll see a lot of us wearing red today to raise awareness for the number one killer of heart disease. katy zachry is live in center city for us with a survival story here with a very unlikely victim. >> reporter: yes that's right. the woman you're about to meet is healthy, eats right and exercises regularly. even doctors say it is rare to see a case like this. but jaqueline is 30 years old and dropped dead on the soccer field last fall. the girls she was coaching ran to get help. jaqueline was revived on the way to bryn mawr hospital. once there, her body gave out agai

. >>> and public health officials in chicago say five infants who attended a suburban chicago day care have been diagnose nosed with measles. the children are all under the age of 1. several other children at this day care may have also been exposed and are being quarantined as a precaution. it is important to note here health officials say all the children were too young to get vaccinated at this time. meantime, the source of the outbreak in illinois there has not been determined. >>> today you'll notice a lot of us on air wearing red. today is national wear red day, a day to raise awareness for heart disease. the country's number one killer. katy zachry is live in center city to show us how this disease can strike those who appear to be healthy. >> reporter: chris that's right. the woman you're about to meet is not your typical heart disease victim by any means. take a look, she's only 30 years old and exercises and eats right and nearly died from a massive heart attack. jaqueline was coaching soccer when she collapsed on the field. she was not breathing and did not have a pulse, but

peterson a former police sergeant in suburban chicago was convicted in 2012 of killing his third wifed he's suspected in theappearance of his fourth. while behind bars he tried to hire a hitman to kill the lead prosecutor of his murder trial. >>> today for the first time on capitol hill lawmakers will publicly address the measles outbreak spreading across the country. the disease has spread to 18 states including new jersey pennsylvania and delaware. accord stock the cdc, the total number of cases is now at 121 and a vast majority is linked to the disneyland outbreak. measles is highly contagious to cause fever, coughing red nose head eyes and the signature body rash. >>> a newly-released report sheds light on the racially charged scandal against a school district. a law firm hired by the coatsville high school says the culture of corruption deception and mismanagement under the leadership of the former superintendent richard cuomo, but she also says there's been great strides over the last few months. authorities say como and donoto exchanged explicit text messages on their phones. >

five babies at a suburban chicago day care center sick with the measles and more than a dozen could stillsk. all of the sick children under a year old and too young to get vaccinated but health officials say some vaccinated adults could also be at risk. >> this as a new study finds comments on the by who knows who's writing them are often seen as more credible than even the c.d.c.'s recommendation. who do you know to trust? dr. marc siegel from the fox medical a team joins us live. they did this survey and talked about it in an advertising journal. they said you've got the stuff from the c.d.c. and some other organization, all official. but many people trusted the comments from anonymous people they did not know who were fake than the c.d.c. >> three out of four people go on-line to get their health information. that is where the problem start. i think it is because parents are very nervous and worried about their children and they see a change of behavior and they don't want to hear you're imagining things. i think as physicians we first have to understand that if this problem exists may

. >>> in other news five babies at a suburban chicago kay daredaycare center sick with the measles. 15 more are at risk of contracting the highly contagious virus. all are under a year old and caught the disease because they are too young to get vaccinate the. some vaccinated adults could be at risk. >> any time an adult in the family gets measles because somebody from that person doesn't have immunity or is compromised because they are sick or elderly those are the people at risk. >> the cdc says any one born before 1957 who may have received only a single shot vaccination could need a booster. they suggest he can ching with your doctor especially if you have a weak immune system. >> twin engine failure. officials say flight data show the first engine went idol 37 seconds before the plane took off. then they believe the pilots turned the other engine off in an attempt to restart them both. it was too late. seconds later that plane plunged into the river in taipei. this goes along with what one of the survivors has said he heard moments after the takeover. the 72-year-old knew somethin

pinpointing two outbreaks, one from disneyland the other leads to a day care in suburban chicago. >>>te, no dance. a utah high school student says she was banned from going to the dance because she didn't have a date. she planned to go to the party with two female friends. they were allowed in because they bought tickets for two but she was turned down. she said she was willing to pay the $30 to get herself into the dance but the school said no. >> people don't get asked to dances and sometimes plans change. you shouldn't be able to not go to the dance because of that. >> the principal says the girls knew the dance was for couples only. >> waiting to hear back from college is stressful but students a plying to carnegie mellon university got quite a roller coaster of emotions. the school's graduate commuter science program accidentally telling 800 applicants they got in. >> 24 hours later they were told they were not accepted after all. the pittsburgh university saying they had an error while generating the acceptance e-mails and apologize to those students. >> what he is head in the a

health officials in suburban chicago have not yet identified the source of a measles infection at a day care center. five infants were diagnosed with measles there. ten more kids were exposed. there have been more than 100 other measles cases reported this year including one in d.c. most of the cases are related to an outbreak at disneyland. this afternoon lawyers for the nfl players association will be in court in an attempt to get suspended vikings running back adrian peterson back on the field. he was suspended under the league's personal conduct policy for child abuse back in november peterson pled no contest to an assault charge of disciplining his 4-year-old son with a switch. >>> about an hour ago, funeral services began for the driver of an suv ho waswho was hit by a commuter train. services for ellen brody are being held in westchester county. they've talked to witnesses who said that brody had driven on to the tracks when her car was hit by a crossing gate that came down on it then by the train. it sparked a major fire and killed five other people on the train. this morning nt

bosnia, men and women between 26 and 42 years old, all living low-key lives in low-key towns of suburban chicagothey said they wired cash and used u.s. mail to send tactical equipment and military clothing to turkey, which was then smuggled to syria. they appeared in federal court in chicago this morning. she stood before the judge wearing an orange jumpsuit and an interpreter translating the charges. >> remember that people are innocent until proven guilty. >> reporter: neighbors are shocked at the allegations. >> it makes you sort of feel less safe knowing that it's a few doors down. >> reporter: officials emphasize the group was not plotting attacks inside the united states. abc news, washington. >>> new at 11:00 a vigil in south san francisco to remember the jordanian pilot burned alive by isis. ♪ native jordanians and their supporters singing, my country, my country in arabic outside the jordanian-american association. they showed unity and support for the country. >> in a moment like this, the death of a pilot dearly loved by his family and people, whether it's jordan, united states, europ

. >>> a suburban chicago mother of four is one of six bosnian immigrants i indicted last week.hey reportedly sent money to military in syria. >>> charges were brought against a teacher is accused of molestation. on the recording last year, the teacher says she regrets her action every day. another former student from riverside county also came forward later to claim abuse. >>> a scare in the air in the skies of southern california. a close call between a plane and a drone. >> one of those radio controlled helicopter things went right over us at 4,000. >> over the top of you at 4,000? >> yep. >> over 4,000 feet. that's the pilot of the southwest jet as he tried to land two days ago at l.a.x. the private drone would have been flying ten times higher than what is legal. >> that is definitely up there. >>> coming up, an officer in the south bay opening up fire, fearing for his life. now the hunt is on this morning for the suspect. >>> and the sjc stowaway nabbed again and appearing in court. it wasn't just for sneaking on to a plane this time. >>> and a live look at the golden gate

. >>> now public health officials say five infants who attended a suburban chicago day care have been dice nogagnosed with measles. several other children at the day care may have also been exposed and are being quarantined as a precaution. but it's important to note health officials say all the children were too young to get vaccinated. meantime, the source of the outbreak has not been determined. >>> it will be a first on capitol hill. pope francis will address congress just a day before coming here to philadelphia. the pontiff will speak to a joint session of congress on september 24th. house speaker john boehner made the announcement yesterday. after the pope's trip to d.c. he'll spend three days here in philadelphia to take part in the world meeting toof families. >>> and president obama is asked to help enforce jordan with fighter planes. some lawmakers think ground troops are inevitable. meantime, the president is also being called on to turn up the heat on russia over ukraine. >>> and there's new information this morning on the crash of that transasia plane in taiwan. the coun

. >> in suburban chicago, five babies less than one-year-old have been diagnosed with measles symptoms they belong to the same day care center. all are too young to be vaccinated. it is a microcosm of the nationwide debate over vaccinations. >> all of the infants would have been younger than the recommended 12 to 15 months to receive their first measles vaccination. public health officials here are investigating the source of these which states at this time remains you can phone. >> two of the children were indeed confirmed to have measles. >> illinois medical officials confirm two cases but at least three other babies at the chicago kindergartener care have also been diagnosed with measles symptoms. and officials expect more. >> the decision was then made to instruct the unvaccinated individuals at this day care center to stay at home. >> where the children got the disease is unknown. medical officials say it is too early in the investigation to determine whether or not there's a link between the day care is z the nationwide outbreak associated with disneyland. that's the recognized g

when we come back parts in suburban chicago are keeping a close watch over their children. two measles cases dropped up at a daycare there. more are expected. plus this. >> let there be no doubt about who is blocking the prospect of peace here. >> that's the u.s. accusing russia for continued bloodshed in ukraine. more from john kerry as well as reaction from moscow when we come back. a mortgage shouldn't be a problem your credit is in pretty good shape. >>pretty good? i know i have a 798 fico score thanks to the tools and help on experian.com. kaboom... well, i just have a few other questions. >>chuck, the only other question you need to ask is, "what else can you do for me?" i'll just take a water... get your credit swagger on. become a member of experian credit tracker and find out your fico score powered by experian. fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. our "name your price" tool helps -- oh, jamie you got a little something on the back of your shoe there. a price tag! danger! price tag alert! oh. hey, guys. price tag alert! is this normal? well, progressive

this time patients are in suburban chicago at a day care center and they are too young for vaccinationsn parents to get their children immunized. for more here's abc's brandi hitt. >> reporter: the new measles hot spot, this illinois day care center. five babies diagnosed with measles, possibly more exposed. too young to get the vaccine. >> nine to ten individuals who we have asked to remain at home the next 21 days. >> reporter: this after another day care scare in santa monica, california where 14 babies are in quarantine. the growing concern leading california lawmakers are proposing legislation that will eliminate the personal belief exemption for parents who refuse to vaccinate their children. 19 states allow parents to opt out for philosophical reasons. in illinois 95% of kindergartners get the vaccine. the same as the u.s. average. the lowest vaccination rate in colorado where parents can opt out. the highest in mississippi with some of the strictest laws in the nation. one advocacy group weighing in saying vaccines do not cause autism. we urge all children be fully vaccinated. >

five babies diagnosed with measles at a suburban chicago day-care center and health officials say more cases are likely. measles once considered eradicated now on the rise again as more parents choose not to vaccinate their children. garrett tenney is live in chicago. >> reporter: that sets the latest string of cases more than others. not that parents chose to vaccinate the children all the babies were too young to be vaccinated. all five are less than one-year-old. doctors recommend children get the vaccines 12 to 15 months to have the measles shot in place and have them take hold and have a difference of the health officials are investigating how these five children contracted the disease and who else they may have come in contact with. >> this is a highly contagious disease. they're likely to be more cases and so we shouldn't be sure riced by that. and we will do everything we can to identify if there is a point source of this. >> reporter: officials have already identified at least 10 other children from the kindercare learning center who may be at risk. those children are being ke

peterson, a former police officer in suburban chicago was convicted in 2012 of killing his third wifeected in the disappearance of his fourth. authorities say while behind bars peterson tried to hire a hit man to kill the lead prosecutor in his murder trial. >>> a jury is ready to hear the real life american sniper murder case in texas. opening statements are expected tomorrow morning in the trial against marine eddie ray routh. he's accused of killing navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle and his friend at a gun range in 2013. the oscar nominated movie american sniper is based on kyle's autobiography. >>> the 11-year-old girl accused of killing a baby will undergo a psychological evaluation. 11-year-old girl entered a not guilty plea in court yesterday. the mother of that accused killer was baby-sitting the 2-month-old infant for a friend. police say after the mother fell asleep the 11-year-old took the baby upstairs and beat her to death. >> lacerations of the kidneys and liver and multiple blunt force trauma to the head and torso. basically beaten to death. >> if convicted, the girl could be lo

five infants were diagnosed with the disease at a suburban chicago location this week.e is now also limiting access to the infant room to immunized staff and parents dropping off or picking up their children. >>> with this measles outbreak more parents are taking a closer look at immunization requirements for school. here's how our area stands. maryland virginia and the district all allow families to opt out of vaks for religious reasons. but you can't just have a philosophical objection to vaccines. west virginia and mississippi are the only two states that don't allow any exemptions. >>> there is a new warning about scammers tonight for customers of anthem insurance. the health insurance company is warning customers to be aware of a fake e-mail and phone calls. anthem says e-mails instruct customers to click on a link for credit monitoring services. the company says it is a fake. earlier this week, hackers accessed the records of about 80 million people who have anthem insurance. the information included name social security number and e-mail addresses. >>> new at 6:0

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. >>> health officials in suburban chicago have not yet identified the source of a measles infectionycare center. five infants were diagnosed with me measles, ten more kids exposed. 102 cases reported this year, 94 related to anoutbreak at disneyland. >>> sounds unthinkable, but true. a missouri mother is accused of conspireing with relatives to have her own 6-year-old son kidnapped. police say the boy's mother his grandmother, his aunt and a 23-year-old man plafnned the fake kidnap to go teach the child a lesson. apparently they thought the boy was too nice to people. police say the man lured the little man into his pickup truck on monday after school and that's when he tied the boy up, covered his head with a jacket and told him he'd never see his family again. >> he told the victim that he wasn't going to see his family anymore, that he was going to be nailed to a shed and he'll never go home. >> this is so ou boy told his teacher about the entire or teal.deal ordeal. he's now staying with another relative. i hardly have words. but the fact that the other relatives are involved? w

. >>> public health officials say five infants who attended a suburban chicago day care have been diagnosed with measles. the children are all in the -- under the age of 1. several other children at the day care may have been exposed and are being quarantined as a precaution. it is important to note that health officials say all the children were too young to get vaccinated. the source of the outbreak has not yet been determined. >>> and happening today, president obama will be on the road promoting his education initiatives. he'll speak at a town hall meeting at a community college in indianapolis. talking about his proposals for free tuition. apprenticeship programs and funding for early child education. and happening now, a hearing involving lawyers for penn state, the ncaa and the family of joe paterno is under way. the parties have been battling over whether the lawsuit should include bridge a contract. one of his sons says the school verbally agreed to pay him for the entire school year after the scandal broke. you'll remember last month the ncaa reversed its decision and overturned s

five babies who attend this suburban chicago daycare center are the latest to get the virus.s morning officials are trying to identify the source of that infection. about 10 more children could have been exposed, as well >> there are likely to be more cases. >> five babies who have come down with it are less than a year old and can't be vaccinated. some autism groups are saying vaccines are safe this from the group autism speaks. vaccines do not cause autism, we urge that all children be fully vaccinated. >>> when the rain gets here the russian river will be on the rise again. here's what that looks like during the december storm. this is entrance to johnson's beach in guerneville and you can see the water past the parking area. same thing at steelhead beach where the river was up 20 feet nearly flooding a park restroom. >>> 5:45. roberta, you have been at grocery stores and everyone saying when is it coming? >> this past river we had to cancel the swim portion of iron man because there was no water. now there's five feet of water in the russian river so now even michelle can

. >>> five young children at a day care in suburban chicago have been diagnosed with measles now thessmates are being told to stay home until the end of the month. >> danielle nottingham has the latest on the measles outbreak that is spreading across the country. >> reporter: this day care center about 30 miles northwest of chicago is a measles hot spot. five babies here have been diagnosed with the disease this week. health officials say the state has seen only ten cases in the last five years. >> this is a highly contagious disease. there are likely to be more cases. and so we shouldn't be surprised by that. >> reporter: there have been at least 150 cases of measles in 14 states during this recent outbreak. most of them are in california and many of the cases are linked to disney theme parks there. the five infants diagnosed with measles? illinois -- in illinois are oleander the age of 1. too young to receive the vaccine. every unvaccinated child and employee from the day care center is supposed to stay home for at least the next three weeks. but even that might not be enough to st

this comes after five babies caught the measles at a kindercare location in suburban chicago.inois health officials still aren't sure of the exact source of this infection. the measles began to spread nationwide starting with those illnesses at disneyland in california in december prompting some doctors to turn away other patients who have not gotten this measles vaccine. >>> i can not believe now in 2015 i need to worry about whether or not a case of measles is going to walk through my door. >> doctors are still stressing the measles shot. it is still the best way to protect yourself and your children from this virus. >>> cheese to meningitis there are some unusual and unnerving discoveries made about what's on the new york city subway system. a research team from cornell medical college created this pathomap. it maps out the dna researchers found in 24 subway lines in all five boroughs over a period of 17 months. now, most of the dna found across the subway system is harmless like the cheese dna. but they also found disease-causing back tear such as bubonic plague e. coli st

five babies who attend a suburban chicago daycare center are the latest to get the virus.rning, officials are still trying to identify the source of that infection there. about 10 more children could have been exposed. >> there are likely to be more cases so we shouldn't be surprised by that. >> the five babies who came down with the measles are less than a year old so they are too young for vaccination. >>> now, as the outbreak spreads some are saying vaccines are safe. this from the group autism speaks quote, vaccines do not cause autism. we urge that all children be fully vaccinated. >>> a south bay stink is so bad there's a lawsuit to clean up what some say is the culprit. residents in milpitas and fremont are banding together to sue newby island landfill. a law firm representing the homeowners says the odor from the landfill is forcing people to stay inside and close their windows. the lawsuit is seeking damages for nearly 10,000 residents. the landfill says the stink is not from them. >>> in oakland, if you report illegal dumping, you could get paid for your vigilanc

then eight other new patients are from a suburban chicago day care center and there are two more unrelated cases in nevada. the cdc says most of the years measles patients have not been vaccinated. >>pam: still ahead at 5 president obama has plans to stop millions of deportations but a judge's blocking the mold. coming up at 5:15 p.m. what the president has to say about the judge's ruling. plus another local dealer restore is held up by brazen robbers. coming up at 5:30 p.m. what police acknowledge this is an alarming trend. and next new proposal water restrictions that it could impact homeowners and businesses. h you every step of the way. congratulations! thanks for helping me plan for my retirement. you should come celebrate with us. i'd be honored. plan for your goals with advisors you know and trust. so you can celebrate today and feel confident about tomorrow. chase. so you can. >>pam: as the california drought continues to get worse water officials are considering expanding mandatory water restrictions. today the state water resources control board said in makes cynics that existing

five babies from a day care center in suburban chicago have the disease. dean reynolds is in palatine. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the day care says it will be open today but all the unvaccinated employees and children have been asked to stay home for the next three weeks to try to keep this highly contagious disease from spreading. public health officials are trying to pinpoint the source of the measles outbreak at this illinois day care center. >> it's insane. i just feel sorry for the parents who have sick kids right now. >> reporter: after five infants all under the age of 1 and too young to get the vaccine were diagnosed with the disease. two of the cases are confirmed while doctors await the results of lab tests on the others and officials say up to ten more children may have been exposed. >> this is a highly contagious disease. there are likely to be more cases. >> reporter: illinois's first case for this year was confirmed last week involving an adult male. across the u.s. there have been at least 150 reported cases in 14 states, many

. >> the scene at the bowling alley in suburban chicago had the look of a typical weekend outing of dadsy off from their jobs because hanging with their kids is their job. their full-time job. >> it is unconventional. >> it was unconventional, but it's right for our family. and that's all that matters. >> where are we going? >> stay at home dad brian dykes, former lighting director, takes care of his two daughters, ages 3 and 5. his wife is the bread winner and that's fine. even if most of the mothers he meets at the playground think the arrangement is a little well strange. >> sometimes they're like oh you just took a day off of work. you're like, yeah i took every day off of work. >> a pew research study center last year found stay at home dads now account for 16% of at-home caretakers. and with more than 20% of wives now outearning their husbands the trend is growing. >> the statistics are hard to get a good handle on. but there's about 2 million stay at home dads and that's close to accurate >> 2 million. >> uh-huh. >> al watts is the president of the national at-home dad network. >>

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that is we ought to move h.r. 529, and there's a recognition and i think my constituency in suburban chicago is breathing a collective sigh of relief right now because they're saying hey, people are paying attention to things that matter to me and matter to my future and matter to my children and that is they are taking a bill, a provision in the law that's been successful and they're improving it, they're bringing it up to date under the leadership of the gentlelady from kansas, ms. jenkins and she's joined by mr. davis my colleague from illinois, and everybody's coming together around that idea that says 529's need to be protected and defended and we need to make sure they are kept up to date because back home this makes all the difference in the world. so i think this is one of these types of moments that's very significant and that we can build on. i thank the gentlelady for her leadership. i thank mr. davis for his and i rise in strong support of this measure and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlelady