vaccines is markedly lower than it was when this data was collected. >> the number of vaccines that are in the current immunization schedule are what's needed to protect children. >> reporter: the government encourages parents to vaccinate their children on schedule. >> these are serious illnesses. we're talking about meningitis. we're talking about whooping cough. and it's important that we continue to protect and vaccinate our children. and this study that came out today is just one more piece of evidence to reassure parents that vaccines are safe. >> reporter: not only safe but effective. and critical to protect babies and everyone else against life-threatening illnesses. dr. nancy snyderman, nbc news, new york. >>> and we are back in a moment with a jaw-dropping letter from john to paul during a blow-up period among the beatles. >>> look at the size of this storm over the atlantic ocean. while it's far from the continental u.s., it stretches the width of the ocean, links two continents together. it was captured by satellite stretching from newfoundland to portugal. look at its s

one more, easter bunny or vaccination. vaccination? let's find out. it is both. might as well let the easter bunny give vaccinations. all right, are you ready for what might be the video of the year? let me get my peeps cannon out. this happened at grocery store in redding is, california. a man approaches the store front, makes sure the coast is clear. here comes the man. finds that there's nobody inside. then he dawns a disguise and returns to the store. tries to throw a rock through the window. and scampers off into the nigh . i guess george clooney and brad pitt won't be asking him to join the gang for "oceans 14." that's got everything you could ask for in a web video. let's watch it again. one more time. all right, there he is. hello. he looks around. now the mask. i always put the mask on first. it's just my thing. he appears to be disoriented. and then he leaves. you know, he had a solid plan he just didn't execute it properly. the first surveillance footage to be on "america's most wanted" and "america's funniest home videos" at the same time. the suspect

bad rumors about vac vaccines s not good. we're bringing muslim leaders -- >> you have that in america. people think fluoride -- >> the rumor is always more powerful than the truth on these things because it gets out there. and responsible voices have to do a very creative job communicating. and that kind of social outreach is part of what we're funding in these campaigns. >> rose: you can make a case also that it's the press that encourages some of this disruption and sensation. >> rose: sensationalism. >> yes it sells newspapers or sells interest in minutes the way i describe it. you can have 999 nobel prize winning doctors saying smoking is bad for you and one witch doctor that says it's good and you see the headline in the paper doc says smoke and in the 87th paragraph -- >> rose: is that also true about global warming. >> less so i think but there are certainly parts of the country and parts of the world where the press is sensationalizes. i'm not just here to knock the press but i think responsible journalism has to put

. >> reporter: facing the consequences of not getting a rubella vaccination. she caught the disease while pregnant. her daughter was born last fall with a hole in her heart. worse, the doctor said hanna might grow up with limited hearing and eyesight. >> translator: she would have been born healthy. it's all my fault. >> reporter: since last october, parents of six other babies in japan reported their children have similar symptoms. all of the cases have been linked to rubella. health authorities say rubella is spreading across the country. the number of patients in the first 11 weeks of this year is nearly 22 times higher compared to the same period last year. many of them are in their 20s to 40s. currently, a fully funded program allows children to get two shots before entering elementary school. but back when japanese in their 20s to 40s were children, the vaccination was either optional or only for girls. the concern is these adults who are at risk of catching rubella are of child bearing age. and so their children could be at risk too. health officials ar

is this the vaccine for children program?. >> which program. >> yes. >> what did the president's budget do to 317? >> the president's prospective budget for 2013. >> the precise numbers -- >> 58 million cuts sound familiar? >> yes. >> was decree sequester tut? >> again, i -- >> does 30 million sound familiar? >> i -- >> you think that's ballpark. so actually the president cut the program twice as much in his budget, is it your testimony that under the president's proposed cut of $58 million to 31 program you could have avoided cuts to vaccines for children in maryland. >> we didn't believe we could have maintain vaccination levels. >> so the president's budget cuts, twice as much but doesn't hurt the okayeds and the sequester cuts half that amount and does hurt the kids. as for maryland seeing 2,000 few are vac nations, the "washington post" awarding that claim not one but two pinocchios. the town hall says it's time to end all of the sequester lies. the lies, fear mongering. >> it's a combination of both, eric. i want to com

director, and took him to tax over the bogus claim that the sequester is affecting vaccine supplies to children in maryland. watch this hysterical exchange. >> what did the president's budget do to 317. >> the president's prospective budget for 2013. >> does 58 cut sound familiar. >> what does the sequester cut, 30 million sound familiar? do you think that's around the ballpark, isn't it? so actually, the president cut the program twice as his budget, could i assume that the the president's proposed cut would have reduced funding to 4,100 children in maryland? >> as per the justification that was published with that, we've looked at ways that we can run the program more efficiently by helping state and local health departments, recruitment dollars for education. >> you can't do it under a sequester, but you can do it under the president's budget. the president's cut of 358 million dollar to the program do you think you can get around that to avoid cutting vaccines to children, but under a sequester, that the-- that the president blames on republicans, you don't know if you can do that?

doctors are recommending the vaccine a study shows 40% do not intend to vaccinate their girls. the cdc recommends all 11 or 12-year-old girls get the vaccine to protect against cervical cancer. >> new york nork city mayor michael bloomberg wants to take steps to lower his county's youth smoking rate proposing an ordinance to keep all tobacco products out of site from retail stores this, is the latest controversial proposal in new york city. city enacted a ban on sugared drinks, sodas and such but it's been blocked by a judge. >> tonight is the premier of "dancing with the stars". 12 stars will compete. abc news has more on the latest for tonight's big show. let the dancing begin. a brand new cast ready to hit the dance floor. >> this is a perfect place to embarrass you. >> andy dick is used to getting laughs they're taking this competition seriously. >> we're in it. to win it! >> country music queen winona judd is also kicking up her heels along with fellow country singer kelly pickler. >> i've never ball room danced before. >> what? >> there are also several athletes ready to

if you were in a dentist office, something like this happened, god forbid, you had your vaccine, 90% to 95% protection. >> his point about hepatitis b is very, very important. like he said, about 30% higher chance of getting hepatitis over hiv. that's much easier. now, you may not have symptoms, it may affect your liver. you have to be careful. >> so ask questions. >> get tested. >> and get tested. >> the department of health is actually screening a lot of patients, 7,000 of them, free. go get tested p of. >> let's talk about this. there is a major potential breakthrough in the fight against cancer. 0 scientists identifying new genes that can reveal a person's risk for breast ovarian or prostate cancer. dr. samadi this is amazing. >> now finally we have great news for everybody out there because this is the multiinstitution of studenty,

. >>> plus, do multiple vaccinations on the same day raise a child's risk for autism?ll have the latest research. >> that's right, janelle and terry. if you are heading out to at&t park for the bay bridge series tonight temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s and do expect that cloud cover. of course we'll not only have details on our changing weather for tonight but also our easter weekend storm and the best possibility for that rain in just a few minutes. >>> a new study may put to res being vaccines cause autism. the latest study shows no link between autism and receiving a series of shots in a short period of time or at a young age. res researchers reviewed data involving 256 kids with autism and 752 without. they compare the two groups and concluded that neither the number of vaccines a child gets before age 2 nor the number of vaccines a child gets in a single day were associated with developing autism. >>> there's a new treatment option for the 24 million americans who have type 2 diabetes. the fda has approved a new drug made by johnson and johnson. it works

. >> a vaccine against a child disease maying losing its effectiveness. >> a teacher gives a student a >>> a boys and girls club in san francisco has gone solar thanks to help from the city. the columbia park club house features two dozen solar panels. today the mayor presented the club with a $43,000 check to help pay for the panels. they'll cut the electricity bill in half. the mayor says now is the time to invest in san francisco to keep it as one of the greenest cities in the world. >> we have set backs in the environmental movement sometimes with economy going down as it has. we have to recommit to these programs to make sure we're on the right path. >> the club house nine locations in san francisco and a 10th coming. designers trying to build the new club house with platinum league standard autos nissan recalling five of the 2013 models because of faulty sensor can permanently turn off the front passenger seat air bag. the recall covers the ultima, leaf electric car, path finder, sentra. front passenger seats have sensor that's determine the passenger's weight and turn off air

. >>> the possibility of a link between childhood vaccines and autism has been hotly debated. new research is offering an answer. a study by the cdc finds no complication between autism and the number of vaccines a child gets. researchers collected data on 256 children with autism and 750 children without it. they were all born between 1994 and 1999. >>> facebook may not be the friendliest social site for older people. a new study looked into 84 non-commercial facebook groups and found all but one including a negative stereotype with people over the age of 60. quite a few descriptions banning older people from driving or shopping. they say the research paints an uncomplete picture of how people use the site. >> details on the lives of the biggest celebrities in the world is going up for auction. >> a letter exposing the bad blood between the beatles. a woman may be consider the greatest sex symbol of all time. taking a look outside right now is shaping up to be a soggy night. leigh glaser has the rain and when to expected a break from the showers. >> on the men's side one-half

. >> remember when he was talking about vaccinations? -- you think it is not worth talking about. >> if you don't like it, you shouldn't talk about it. >> the thing is, whether they get hits or not does not concern me. the fact is i have to respond to what i believe is inaccurate, poorly researched and actually i think bigoted. i think that is a bigoted video. he does not like whoit americans. >> or hee-haw. that's the point. without hee-haw how would i know about conway twitty. jay and who is the lady with the price tag? >> mini pearl. >> that's right. how would you know minnie pearl? jedediah, the other thing i think is important to note is exactly what jimmy said about the overwhelming amount of gun violence done by gangs. why is it so easy to mock a while rural person and not a gang? is it because he is a coward? is he afraid he will upset his masters in hollywood? >> muscular dystrophy will jump -- hollywood will jump on board and help him out. it is not politically correct to point out accuracies. that's the story the media doesn't

. >>> autism and vaccines. the cdc says a big number of parents still aren't getting their kids vaccinated. tonight a major new report and a reality check from our own dr. nancy snyderman. >>> and divine inspiration. on tv and at the movies, millions are tuning in as hollywood takes a leap of faith on the biggest best-seller of all time. "nightly news" begins now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news with brian williams." >>> good evening. on this good friday night as america heads into easter weekend, this nation's intelligence experts are trying to figure out how seriously to take the threats of the 28-year-old leader of north korea. untested, under threat, still new to the job he inherited from his father, if he's serious about what he's been saying about the u.s. and south korea, it's very bad news indeed, but figuring that part out is tricky. for now tensions are high, and today our own team reached a spot within sight of north korea itself, a south korean i

the money from foundation that goes after vaccines in partnership with u.s. government, it is under the bush administration that global health peace went from a tiny part of the aid budget to over half now, aids, and neglected diseases that half which is part we work in have expertise on, that part i'll vouch for, because we're in there, looking at the numbers all of the time. >> i think very smart folks, if they want to give money, to any charitable afford would right away give it to you, and right away through your foundation, because, to put this crassly, you get badge for the buck, warren buffet, a fan of higher taxes on upper income, and government doing more and spending more when he had his druthers he hose to commit whatever money he has, before it goes to you and to you and the foundation and not to u.s. government. >> tells you we have 3 sectors, private sector that biggest. and it phenomenal, anything it could do in terms of the diseases of the rich, the needs of people who can pay it is fantastic, then you have some things like education, justice,

said her daughter was given that vaccine. told me her daughter suffered mental retardation as a result of that vaccine. >> in appropriate gender stereotypes. >> be submissive, wives, to your husbands. >> and inappropriate remarks on slavery. >> i think it is high time that we recognize the contribution of our forebearers who worked tirelessly, men like john quincy adams, who would not rest until slavery was extinguished in the country. >> here was a greatest hits reel of michele bachmann and how inappropriate she really is. >> now we have moved into the realm of gangster government. we have gangster government. i want people in minnesota armed and dangerous on this issue. we have an imperial presidency. our fathers thought taxation without representation was bad. what would they think of representation with taxation? i don't know what's going to happen. this is the crown jewel of socialism. socialized medicine. socialized medicine will kill the country. socialized medicine is the heart and soul and crown jewel of socialism. >

they're too little. >> once they're vaccinated you want to do that.hould check. he may have gotten his vaccinations. are these puppy toys? >> toys, toys, toys. good hard toys for them to chew on. we don't recommend raw hide or any animal products. because they could choke on it. >> do you stick stuff inside there? >> stick the food in there. >> can you put peanut butter in there? >> i love peanut butter. >> they play and gnaw. >> or even their treats. then they're attracted to it. but this is the stuff you interact with him. >> what? >> these sort of toys. i was playing with him. you wouldn't want him to be left alone with this and chew this apart. >> there was something in the segment which was a moving blob. did you see that? >> what's up with that? that was cool. >> it was. if there are accidents, you need, you know, good things to clean up the apartment with and -- in your home. and brushing. this dog is going to have a long coat. you're going to have to brush him daily and get him used to it. he's a little shy about it right now. >> they like it?

it is a little bit like being vaccinated against polio. everybody got vaccinated 50 years ago. polio is still out there. it does not mean we stop vaccinating people it would not come back. the answer is, we do need to ask ourselves, do we need everything? but we should not kid ourselves, the threat has not gone away. >> what is the biggest threat ye? >> the two things i worry about most, a biological attack, we have had when in this country. it could easily be one that would occur again. and a cyber attack, where the tools and capabilities of the adversary have increased. at the same time, we put more and more of what we do on the internet area not just the information, but the actual operational systems. those become potentially vulnerable. >> the president in conjunction with the state of the union address put out a executive order. how do you work with the hill to work with that order? >> the order recognizes the role of dhs. in the civilian world, it has lead responsibilities particularly for the private sector to identify and protect the nation's infrastructure. that is ve

. >> a new study released today finds that children who receive the full schedule of vaccinations have of autism. the study is of the latest of more than 20 studies showing no connection between the two. at least 10 percent of parents of young children say the they skip or delay routine vaccinations because of the concerns of their kids are getting too many shots too soon. the study was done by the journal of pediatrics and funded by the cdc. >> and san mateo county people driving through the branded tunnel salon devil's slide today will likely see some lane closures. this morning between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. caltran says that crows will be doing additional land stripping to improve drive safety. the new tunnels along highway 1 near pacifica up officially opens to the public on monday. >> we will be right back. ♪♪ tha tt aroma calls to you ♪ time tmeo jump in to soo mething new ♪ ♪ ♪♪ tha tt aroma calls to you ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the t best part of wakin' ♪ ♪♪ ♪ ♪♪ is ifolgers in your cup >> you are watching tv right now so why not be rewarded for. if you are watching kron 4 8:00 a.m. or 8:00

you want the same, is it the same ♪ ♪ and smallpox they no longer kill en masse ♪ ♪ because of vaccinationsu tell parents to skip them and the science you contrast ♪ ♪ because just like in your movie ♪ ♪ your talking out your [ bleep ] ♪ >> it takes a talking [ bleep ] and vaccination ♪ ♪ when your ph.d. isn't making funny faces ♪ >> that is pretty good. >> bob: that is very good. and hopper is a porn star. >> named after dennis hopper. >> bob: i thought hopper the hot man. that is a porn movie. >> do you think anyone in our audience knows what you are talking about. >> bob: i hope they do. carrey asked for this, let's see how he responds to this. ever since you jumped on to this one big hard jump. i have been thinking about it all along. i think the guy doesn't get it. >> greg: i want to show you a tweet. clearly he is going through a meltdown and whenever you have capital letters mixed with lower case, that means like -- he is 50 years old -- he is turning into a six-year-old girl. look how he spells bodyguard. he has a bodyguard with a gun. he is now i think lost his mind. >> dana: conse

vaccination. easter bunny or vaccination? it is an easter bunny. easter bunny or vaccinate?vaccinate. evacuati vaccinate? let's find out. it is both. >> that's not bad. >> there is a shot. >> eddie:. >> that's a nice shot. >> welcome back to "morning joe." john heilemann and jon meacham and juvenilian tete is still wi us. >> he wants to know where is that shot? >> that is meachem's house down in -- no, that is the white house! >> meacham set. >> also joining us is richard hause and eugene robinson. give me two or three. i'm losing my breath just describing who you are! we had an easter egg hunt going on here today. i just got another easter egg and another snickers bar. soda equals death! >> the mayor left that? >> give me one of those. >> i think this was mika's. open up a blue one. >> i have one here. >> julian has one. what does yours say? >> that's great. >> can you say it? >> i can say it definitely. white smoke equals one week of barnicle! >> here is the ultimate booby prize. >> what is that one? >> you won one week of hosting "way too early." >> congratulations! >> we

. >> a new study released today finds that children who receive the full schedule of vaccinations have. the study is the latest of more than 20 studies showing no connection between the two. at least 10 percent of parents of young children say that they skip or delay routine vaccinations because of concern to their kids are getting too many shots too soon. the study was done by the journal of pediatrics and funded by the cdc. >> a new york co. is recalling about " 200,000 lbs. of its farm bridge products because of a possible e. coli contamination. the recall includes many chicken quesadilla us, many pieces slices, philly cheese steaks, mozzarella bites and market today mozzarella bites. they have a best buy date between may the 12th, 2014 to m the company, up rich products corp., says that it is working with the food safety inspection service to identify the possible contamination source. >> coming up on kron 4 morning news. a loss angeles restaurant firing back at people who did not show up for their reservations. anny hongh follows the story for you. for you. [ teen ] times are good

and that is how the saga began if you have concerns about the vaccine, maybe a few years earlier that he did. >> so post them online. regarding anything economical, post them and criticize it. if depression is who monitors will who wrote this in a and they say that any good, the answer is you. >> okay. >> afterwards, i wanted to talk about some of these things. they were very specific things. >> our country is pretty fractured, but we do have access to quite a bit of data over quite a bit of time and a lot of different kinds of information coming together. if you were doing research on behalf of a health insurer, will kind of questions would you be asking of your work and could you steer the ship of a better outcome and what kind of changes to the way that the payment policy or pharmacy benefits would you try to affect? >> i will use my powers appear to address market failure in addressing relevant questions on what treatment is best. for example, we have electronic health records breaks we have about 3 million people in this databank. so we run a trial comparison to see which of thes

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this was before the vaccine. the doctor came. it was called vulva polio. tavis: you could not sing. you could no longer saying. -- sing. in the throats area, it did not affect my lungs. all of a sudden i was doing birthday concerts with different people. and i back to the hotel, said, i have these devastating headaches. they took me to the doctor, because it was logical. they have a diagnosis. thank god it was not cancer. find anything they could tell me i had. the only ask because i had polio when i was younger, and they said, we think you have post polio syndrome. tavis: what you make of the fact it stayed and stayed for so long? >> i wish it would go back bay.the tavis: how has it impacted you since it has come back? >> i have a lot of trouble swallowing with muscles in my throat. i have a tubeso in my stomach. food in twolid years. >> i have special nutrition. tavis: you can still play your bass. >> that is true. people come to my house. tavis: how cool is that? if i got a chance to play with you, i would come by, too. the house's full of music all the time? >> all the time. wit

it's why america has no aids vaccine and no lyme disease vaccine. >> you deprive me of good stuff. >>hey're scared of someone like me to bring something to the market because it could cause harm, then, i'm happy about that. >> john: we paid for his happiness. not just in products we lose, but americans pay almost $1,000 per person per year for lawsuits. and in oklahoma blitz let 117 workers go. >> it's wrong. if they can take this team and destroy it, they can take just about anything. >> john: they can, but there is something that no one seems to be able to take it away and you have to fund them. >> another myth, government can run the post office like a business. ♪ we deliver, we deliver ♪ >> by the commercials they do, but real businesses can't lose billions every year. 16 billion last year. the post office loses money even though. >> they don't pay sales taxes. they don't pay property taxes, they don't pay parking tickets. >> john: with advantages like that how does the post office lose money? here is a reason. check out this little post office in massachusetts. >> hi. this is one

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it is a little bit like being vaccinated against polio. everybody got vaccinated 50 years ago. polio is still out there. it does not mean we stop vaccinating people it would not come back. the answer is, we do need to ask ourselves, do we need everything? but we should not kid ourselves, the threat has not gone away. >> what is the biggest threat ? >> the two things i worry about most, a biological attack, we have had when in this country. it could easily be one that would occur again. and a cyber attack, where the tools and capabilities of the adversary have increased. at the same time, we put more and more of what we do on the internet area not just the information, but the actual operational systems. those become potentially vulnerable. >> the president in conjunction with the state of the union address put out a executive order. how do you work with the hill to work with that order? >> the order recognizes the role of dhs. in the civilian world, it has lead responsibilities particularly for the private sector to identify and protect the nation's infrastructure. that is very

the democrats would see damaging reductions in education, national parks, vaccination programs, foodspection, even the national zoo while republicans would see cuts to everything they hold dear like the military. [laughter] the point is -- [cheers and applause] -- if the two sides failed to come to a compromise in march 2013 would come in likeÑi a lion and go out like a lion loose from the unguarded national zoo. it was a good plan as long as one of the sides didn't forget that it was a horrible plan. >> you know, look, we're talking about $85 billion.Ñi we borrow $85 billion every three days. this is three tenths of 1% of g.d.p. it's two cents on the dollar. >> the federal government is highly inefficient. it could use a 5% or 10% cut. >> stephen: that is a courageous stance by rudy giuliani. that eliminate only 280,000 jobs, none of which are his. in retrospect, we should have seen this failgrg coming. it's just like the story from the bible and lo king salomon said if i cannot agree whose baby this is i'll cut it in half and one mom said, great, half a baby. probably less work any

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as long as you keep coming on the show and telling people vaccines are important -- [talking over each [talking over each other] stuart: why do they put this out? if they know perfectly well it is not going to happen why are they telling us is? >> they want to use here as a tactic to show they're being wrong in some way but the medical reality is it is obamacare that is watching innovation and technology. stuart: talk about obamacare taxes you need taxes to cost obamacare -- [talking over each other] >> to people know the when they sell a home they will get hit with attacks their not expected or the payroll taxes they are getting hits under medicare because of obamacare? that is the issue. that is the huge elephant in the room. stuart: to sum up. >> obamacare is watching the health care economy but on top of that i do not like that the and i age, shows you how arbitrary this is. small compared to the fact the we are not in an environment the we will not see innovation. stuart: is it possible for the nasdaq national institutes of health to cut back a couple administrative assistants, cu

in texas nearly 10,000 fewer children will receive vaccines for diseases like whooping cough and the flu. >> jon: holy [bleep]. we're doomed. we're going to have to get jobs feeding sick children to old people. why did i only buy the hat? (crying) please tell me there's still time to fix things. >> this is the final countdown. we are just four days from the sequester deadline. >> jon: four days. that's not enough time to do anything. can't even tow a cruiseship of diarrhea to alabama in four days. are they at least working hard on fixing this some >> lawmakers left town for a week-long recess >> president obama played golf with tiger woods in florida last weekend sniem i'm sure tiger woods has a lot of sequester advice. "i don't know, mr. president. did you ever try hitting it with a club?" i don't know. for more on the sequester we go to samantha bee in washington. the sequester is four days away. we're staring into the economic abyss. what is going on down there >> reporter: nothing, jon. everything will work out just fine. no need to panic. not like we're four days away from every