u.s. centers for disease control and prevention. >> well, 50,000 people die every year in the country from the flu season. older and younger and it is a problem. the family of the healthy young man you just saw is urging people to immediately see doctor if they are not feeling well. reports from all trail why and their last flu season show that's the vaccine has been shown to be less effective. i asked the doctor in new jersey should people get the flu shot and he went straightforward in saying doesn't offer the flu shot at his office. >> the flu vaccine has been shown by the center for disease control and the national institution of health the flu vaccine for 2016-2017 and 2018 is affected by those in the federal organization. even if it were effective, and in a small percentage of people, it is affective for few months. reporter: report many people are heading to clinics at cvs and other pharmacies to get the flu shots while the cdc has not determined the effectiveness of this season's flu shot. another major concern during flu seasons the short ago in of iv bags. according to the u.s. c

the primary cause for the trend is the opioid crisis and the actual data from the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention shows that one hundred twenty nine out of every hundred thousand twenty five to thirty four year old u.s. adults died in two thousand and sixteen not since one thousand nine hundred five at the height of the hiv aids epidemic did you see that so hundred twenty nine out of every hundred thousand. twenty five to thirty four year olds because of. north korea you know the two countries are our pursuit they both have a catastrophic social policies and comic weapons crazy people to dictators and run them and now they're going to lympics so it's fun for all. so i'll show you a chart here the death rates among young adults in the us are skyrocketing that shows that you know they they plunged during the ninety's so i let me add my comment here this is strictly for the new york times this would be like the collapse of the soviet union in one nine hundred eighty nine thousand nine hundred ninety remember there was a catastrophic die off because of the mismanagement when yeltsin was put in place

the primary cause for the trend is the opioid crisis and the actual data from the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention shows that one hundred twenty nine out of every hundred thousand twenty five to thirty four year old u.s. adults died in two thousand and sixteen not since one thousand nine hundred five at the height of the hiv aids epidemic did you see that so hundred twenty nine out of every hundred thousand. twenty five to thirty four year olds because of. north korea again you know the two countries are our pursuit they both have catastrophic social policies and tomic weapons crazy people the dictators and run them and now they're going to lympics so it's fun for all. so i'll show you a chart here the death rates among young adults in the us are skyrocketing that shows that they they plunged during the ninety's so i let me add my comment here this is strictly for the new york times this would be like the collapse of the soviet union in one nine hundred eighty nine thousand nine hundred ninety remember there was a catastrophic die off because of the mismanagement when yeltsin was put in place by a

the primary cause for the trend is the opioid crisis and the actual data from the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention shows that one hundred twenty nine out of every hundred thousand twenty five to thirty four year old u.s. adults died in two thousand and sixteen not since one thousand nine hundred five at the height of the hiv aids epidemic did you see that so hundred twenty nine out of every hundred thousand. twenty five to thirty four year olds because of. north korea again you know the two countries are our pursuit they both have catastrophic social policies tomic weapons crazy people the dictators that run them and then they go to lympics so it's fun for all. so i'll show you a chart here the death rates among young adults in the us are skyrocketing that shows that you know they they plunged during the ninety's so i let me add my comment here this is strictly for the new york times this would be like the collapse of the soviet union in one nine hundred eighty nine thousand nine hundred ninety remember there was a catastrophic die off because of the mismanagement when the elson was put in place b

the primary cause for the trend is the opioid crisis and the actual data from the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention shows that one hundred twenty nine out of every hundred thousand twenty five to thirty four year old u.s. adults died in two thousand and sixteen not since one thousand nine hundred five at the height of the hiv aids epidemic did you see that so hundred twenty nine out of every hundred thousand. twenty five to thirty four year olds because of. north korea again you know the two countries are our pursuit they both have catastrophic social policies tomic weapons crazy people the dictators run them and now they go into it looks so it's fun for all. so i'll show you a chart here the death rates among young adults in the us are skyrocketing that shows that they they plunged during the ninety's so i let me add my comment here this is strictly for the new york times this would be like the collapse of the soviet union in one nine hundred eighty nine one nine hundred ninety remember there was a catastrophic die off because of the mismanagement when the elson was put in place by america and the

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u.s. the centers for disease control and prevention say that this is something that hasn't happen in the 13 years of spreading the flu and 27 children have died and seven if the last week. maggie ruly has more. >> reporter: ten-year old ni wa to play the flu. >> nicco and his family were on their way to the hockey tournament and rushed to hospital when he came down with flu like symptoms and sent home to rest but never made it back to connecticut. officials believe he died from the flu and sepsis. >> right now influenza is everywhere. >> the cdc confirms that 20 children across the children have died from the flu this winter and seven just last week. >> one of the most difficult things i ever had to do was tell my other children on saturday morning. that their little brother was not coming home. >> in california health officials say that 42 people younger than 65 have died from flu related complications compared to nine last year and this year's strain appears to be a quick killer just 48 hours after katie started showing signs of the flu the 40-year-old mother of three from california was

u.s. centers for disease control and prevention resigned today over ingoing financial conflicts of rest. brenda fitzgerald had pledged to nfsolve those conflicts during her mation hearing, but "polit financial manager bought tobacco and drug stocks, one month after tee took the c.d.c. job. the stocks were sold. u.s.a. gymnastics announced today that its remaining directors have resigned. they had been accused of ignoring yearsbyf sexual abuse arry nassar. the former sports doctor was back in court in lansing, michigan today h this timis being sentenced for molesting at least0 gymnasts at a private spts club. meanwhile, john engler took over as interim president at miigan state university, where nassar also worked. he vowed to support the victims. >> i've been amazed by your strength and your courage, and i pledge that i won't let your efforts be in vain. mark my words, change is coming. >> woodruff: in a separate development, former presidential nominee hillary clinton now says she should have fired a senior adviser from her 2008 campaign. burns strider was accused of sexually harassing

u.s. centers for disease pree control and prevention the flu is widespread and every single state except foryou're coming down with something just getting over it or trying to avoid the flu, arizona doctor says he might be able to help you. he says a 30 to 40 minute iv drip could save you from the aches and pains ailing tens of thousands of people nationwide. he says the iv would have a mixture of the vitamins like vitamin c, different b vitamins as well as important minerals like sing and magnesium. >> it's rehydrating but when somebody has the flu, just keeping fluids down can really be a problem. so getting a newt trent iv is really really beneficial so that way you know you're staying hydrate the and you don't feel even more sick. >> he says a drip could also help prevent the flu because it boosts your immune system. but it can also help you recover faster. >>> so now that new season is in full swing, health experts say people should realize that they're not feeling quite right and that maybe you ought to skip the old workout for awhile. in fact have you heard of the neck rule. it can ap

. >>> the latest from the centers from disease control and prevention says flu is widespread across the u.s. for the third straight week. the cdc map shows states with high flu activity. california is one of the 39 states now in the high category. >>> support as well as criticism for the latest immigration proposal. >> it's frustrating to know that your life is, like, on the line. >> the effort under way to help one undocumented immigrant being held in san francisco. >>> and details of the future of the bear cubs found injured in the wildfires. >> michael finney will be here to answer questions live a little bit later. >>> what do you expect to find on a friday around on the sky way? >> backups? >> if you're leaving san francisco, it's equally jam packed i'm trying to manage my a1c, and then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. he told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar, but for people with type 2 diabetes treating th

u.s., canada, and mexico will meet friday to discuss talks at eight aimed at revising the agreement which president trump has called a disaster. the director for the senate centers for disease control and prevention resigned because of financial conflict of interest. dr. brenda fitzgerald had been on the job since july. statement from the department of health and human services has fitzgerald's complex financial interests had caused complex that made it difficult to do her job. we've been talking about the state of the union address. last night we took you to a michigan county that's normally very accurate in its presidential picks. we asked folks what they are expecting from the state of union last night. tonight she and tobin is back in van buren county, michigan, to get reaction. >> if there was a common desire from the right and left in van buren county, michigan, they wanted a message from the president that would bridge the bitter political divide in the u.s. >> i thought it was upbeat and he touched on all the things he had done and he laid out a plan for the future. >> there were some points in there that i think are points for unity. >> a woman who promise there was nothing this presiden

u.s. have died from flu-related complications. the viral infection is widespread throughout the country. the centers for disease control and prevention atlanta says more than 60,000 cases have been confirmed. serious outbreaks are also reported in the ugg and karn. >>> friday marked the eighth anniversary of the catastrophic haitian earthquake that killed 300,000 people. the trump administration apparently wants to remove from the u.s. many of the survivors who fled here. the haitian embassy is delicately responding to the controversy, by saying it wants to maintain its longstanding relationship with the u.s. >>> meantime, the u.s. military has a history of accepting immigrants from countries like haiti, that president trump reportedly disparaged. well, one of those servicemen is alix idrache seen right there. cnn's barbara starr has more on this exception west point grad and someone who also represents this nation. >> haitian immigrant alix idrache had only been in the united states seven years when he graduated from the u.s. military second at west point in may 2016. and as you see from this photo, tears rolling down his cheeks. so

the centers for disease control and prevention, known as the cdc, is slated to hold a briefing next week to outltline how the u.s. public should prepare for the event of a nuclear war. the scheduled briefing comes as tensions between the united states and north korea continue to rise, largely sparked by president trump's repeated threats to launch a nuclear strike against north korea. last week, both former vice president joe biden and former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mike mullen said they think the united states has never been closer to a nuclear war with north korea. south and north korea are slated to hold diplomatic talks on tuesday. it will be the first high-level diplomatic talks between the two countries in two years. president trump took to twitter saturday morning to defend his mental health as an explosive new tell-all book portraying trump as unfit for the presidency sold out from coast to coast after going on sale on friday. the publisher, henry holt, is rushing to print more copies of "fire and fury: inside the trump white house" by journalist michael wolff. the book has been number 1 on

. >>> meanwhile the center for disease control and prevention says symptoms of the new are continuing to spread across the country very aggressively. the flu activity spread to 46 u.sst in the south with the number expected to rise as we head into the peak season for flu. to get the flu shot. if you haven't yet you may want to consider that. making headlines warning for parents. listen up much this is really bizarre challenge taking place on social media. it's call the tide pod challenge. teenagers across the country are putting tied laundry pods in their mouths. experts warn that swallowing even a small amount of detergent can cause diarrhea and vomiting. don't do that. it's just a bad idea. >>> and finally, if you love wings, all right, this story is for you. if you're too embarrassed walk in the door at hooters they have you covered. the burger, wings chain known for scantily clad staff will roll out new delivery service this year. hooters ceo terry marks hopes that the service will check customers who are too embarrassed to hit at the restaurant. seven locations offer deliveries in 2016 over 90 locations have the option. hooters delivery business grew more than