the vaccine is readily available. and i have a link in a post that i wrote today, it's very easy to find a match -- enter your zip code. >> there's nasal vaccine as well for 2 to 49-year-olds, if you're afraid of needles but want the flu vaccine, it's also extremely safe. i get it every year, my children get it every year. >> it's an option definitely. thank you both, dr. erika pan and lisa aliferis. >>> helping children deal with toxic stress induced by poverty. first, the harassment of an african-american student at santo state university last fall has prompted much soul-searching. an independent investigator released his report. he found the university responded appropriately once it learned four white students had reportedly tormented the black student. including calling him racist names and fastening a bike lock around his neck. last night, a task force on racial discrimination formed in response to the incident held its first public mtting. the group's chair, retired judge kordell, joined us earlier to discuss w

do you have it or did you get a vaccine. if you did, you still need to worry about spreading it to others. our doctors weigh in on shingles. what it is, how you get it. how you can stop it when we come back. [ male announcer ] how do you get your bounce? well, did you know that just one sheet of bounce outdoor fresh gives you more freshness than two sheets of the leading national store brand? who knew? so, how do you get your bounce? with more freshness in a single sheet. >>> and back now with the doctors, in our segment, should i worry? every week, we talk about everything that worries us. one viewer is worried about shingles. she wrote, i just had a vaccine for shingles. i have two new great granddaughters. do i need to stay away from them? am i contagious? dr. samadi, first of all, what is shingles and is shingles contagious inspect. >> you don't become contagious as a result of getting the vaccine. shingles is really the result of a virus. it's almost like chicken pox. so if you get chicken pox when you are young, that v

but none of us have ever gotten a flu vaccine. and we're all okay. >> reporter: the thought that children could get autism does not wash well with parents. >> there's no difference between those two get vaccines and those who don't so it's very frustrating to see that still prevailing out there. >> reporter: more and more parents not opting to have their child vaccinated by filing a pbe or personal belief exemption. that rate has doubled in california over the last 10 years. rebecca gamen is the school nurse for 4,800 students on 7marin county campuses. she says some doctors are not doing enough to educate parents of the risks of getting the vaccine and signs off on the application. >> the parent goes there and tells them that they just don't want the vaccine. the provider talks to them and talks to them and if they opt out the provider is not involved. >> reporter: but not all marin parents are part of this anti vaccination movement. >> over all i have faith in the medical profession. >> there's a lot of talk about it become link

what is the dole with this vaccine? that is the question people want to hear. >> it is a great question, a vaccine which means the claws are off. it does not have the viral clause. it should nature make you sick but if you are compromised or have h.i.v. or pregnant, and you took this vaccine you could get a mild form of chicken fox or mild form of shingles. i don't think people like that should get it but i don't want to scare anyone else. centers for disease control recommended it for everyone over the age of 60. maybe 50 to 60, that category, probably, if you don't have an underlying problem. >> most of the side effects, there are headaches and some local rejection. >> the good news is if you have shingles, it is not contagious. >> correct. >> unless someone has not had chicken pox. >> these promise dramatic results but all the hair, skein and nail supplements, how many really work? our doctors will tell us so you can have the gorgeous nails and silky hair next. lovely read susan. may i read something? yes, please. of

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and whether this is related to vaccination rates currently, whether folks were never vaccinated or they were vaccinated in 2009 and now their antibodies levels have waned. we aren't really surety point. but as you also point out, we as clinicians are particularly concerned because of the severity of illness that we are seeing in populations where we don't really usually see this kind of illness. >> so comparisons are being drawn to two none nine, i covered that flu epidemic in 2009, and spoke to families that had lost loved ones and to them it was so unbelievable that people could die from the flu. now years later are we not keeping this to on the top of our mind? >> we may be getting flu weary but it's an illness that you have to have a healthy respect for. it has killed many, many people over the centuries and epidemics and pandemics go back for, you know, in to the classic ancient times, so we no that this virus has been around. and a lot of times when you are healthy, you just really don't have very severe illness. or it's something that you have and you get over relatively quickly.

so who should get the vaccine. cdc says children should get 2 dos doses of the mmr vaccine 1 at 12 months second dose between 4 and 6th you should also get vaccinated clem student hospital employee internationally. or take a cruise. perhaps if you are a woman child bearing age good idea to get the vaccine. you don't need a vaccine if you are immune to measles. if you are a man born before 1957. woman born before 1957 who will not have children. most experts believe that adults born between 1957 or before 1957 were exposed to muse else and are now therefore immune. and financially, you don't need another vaccine if you already had one. it stays with you for life. >> well another concern. health concern to talk b.flu continues to take its toll in the bay area. san mateo county reported another flu fatality with total number of death in the county to 6 and the total for the entire bay area to 46 is so far this soychbility moving on. oakland police investigating an incident in which a private security guard shot and wo

. >> measles is basically the most contagious of the vaccine preventible diseases. so if you're not vaccinated and exposed to somebody who has measles, you have better than a 90% chance of getting the disease. >> reporter: symptoms start to appear about sef ton 14 days after a -- 7 to 14 days after a person has been infected and include a cough, rash and red, watery eyes. last year 189 people had the disease. the second largest number since the disease was eliminated in 2000. public health officials say the california college student was not vaccinated and may have been infected during a recent trip out of the country which is often how the disease arrives back in the u.s. >> those importations get into a community where there are pockets of people who aren't vaccinated. it can lead to outbreaks. >> reporter: health officials say someone who is not vaccinated can catch the virus hours after an infected person leaves the area. melanie woodrow, cbs news. >> and children are particularly susceptible. however, they're usually vaccinated against measles when they're 12 t

been vaccinated is one the best way to get vaccinated for measles pre >> : >> : stands are not requiredent who works at the university health services says that some of the international friends are very concerned because they're not received a shot. >> : what of our students are in internationalize the a lot of class is that is a worried it will spread very fast. berkeley officials say that that's talk with state of health officials about this one case right now they're out and surveillance mode waiting and watching to see if any other cases develop. >> : there's a special section on the measles at it includes links to our coverage plus this update for bay area departments and what symptoms you should look out for all of it at kron 4 doc,. deadly flu season may finally be winding down state health record says the hulk the peak may be over but the season still runs until may we will show you hear these are the vest on the bay area. we have confirmed 45 flew related deaths with santa clara reporting the highest number. statewide 4243 flew fatalities >> : more evidence that the goose seas

many parents are like jenny mccarthy who say vaccines cause autism. >> i always vaccinated. feel it's for the betterment of all and so i do that. i do vaccinate my children. >> the disease is airborne and can survive for 1 to 2 hours outside the body, which makes the bart connection all the more concerning. >> bart cars have ventilation systems. they do circulate air on a regular basis. >> for public health providers, a nearly extinct disease is back again for one reason. >> this individual has been vaccinated and was exposed to measles, would not have been affected or brought the disease to the united states and all of this would not have been happening. >> now we are talking about a highly contagious disease that spread through sneezes, in particular. your average sneeze can send germs 3 feet all the way out to 12 feet, sending 100,000 germs per sneeze. the potential for spread of this disease here in the bay area, very, very high. live, andrea, kpix5. >> thank you. back in 2000, the cdc declared that measles was eliminated from the united states. that means there aren't s

officials say there is no shortage of the vaccine. >> a lot of the vaccine has been given and now people who are providing vaccines in the community some of them have completed that task air for it is a matter of making a few phone calls to find out where you can get it. >>> the golden state warriors prepare for tomorrow night's matchup with the best player in the nba. >> at practice today the coach was still fielding some questions. oñ safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great deals the easy way. you do enough flying around. that's why we give you real big club card deals. right now, our largest jug of arm & hammer detergent is just $5.00. fill your water supply. arrowhead water is only $3.29 a case. and chobani greek yogurt is just a buck. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life. >>> and 18 did not play last night. >> he is making a little bit of news. -- >>> andrew bogut did not play last night. >> the coach is hinting that maybe andrew bogut had injured himself by sleeping wrong on his shoulder. that is something that andr

of the vaccine since the 1970's but that is not the case around the world. officials declared it eradicate ed in 2000 in the united states but without vaccination in developing countries it is highly contagious. if one person has it 90 percent of unvaccinated people will get it in the area. >>> san francisco police are investigating a possible pot grow operation in sunny side neighborhood. firefighters were called to a fire in an unoccupied home after 10:30 last night and discovered several pot plants inside. they say it appears the electrical system was manipulated for the grow operation. crews quickly put owe the flames and limited damage to two rooms. >> president obama is traveling to fresno where he will visit a farm and take part in a roundtable discussion with farmers and residents affected bit record california drought. it will be the first visit to the central sale. he is expected to arrive around 2:30 this afternoon. during the visit the president plans to announce significant new efforts. the administration is doing this to provide relief and incl

many like jenny mccarthy think that vaccines cause autism so there are a lot who are not. >> i do vaccinate my children. >> reporter: the disease is airborn. >> bart cars have ventilation systems. >> reporter: for public health providers, a nearly extinct disease. >> it would not have been brought to the united states in people would be vaccinated. >> reporter: it is spread through sneezes and coughs all the way out to 12 feet. it can spread 100,000 germs. kpix5. >>> an oakland neighborhood say it got what it paid for a security guard shot a burglar. he sounds like he should be glad he didn't run into the neighbors. >> they have hired security guards. let's make clear what the law is. they are trained to observe and document what they see. what they witness a felony in progress, they are allowed to do something about it like any citizen in california. the guard used his gun. >> this is the suspected burglar. >> go for it. if it means taking this guy out, fine. it will be a hard lesson for his accomplices. >> reporter: dropping the load along the way, a tv, telescope, and rifles. he got in h

do you still need to get all of the vaccinations. >> we decide vaccines into core and non-core vaccinesand core vaccines are the ones that vast majority of veterinarians believe should keep current. we've changed our protocols over time. we're given those in a pediatric series. we boost them again at one year of age. and after that the core vaccines are usually every three years, depending on which rabies we use for a cat. >> and parasites, heart worm, that kind of thing? >> heart worm, fleas, there's two parts to that. we want to make sure we clear the ones out passed to people so we can protect human health. and the ongoing issue with heart worm, flea control, some need tick control. that's part of being in the examining room during these visits. we can get a plan on what you want to do with your pet. >> and how about behavior training for your puppy or your cat? we talked about it downstairs. >> right. >> but can you train your cat. >> you can train your cat and i'm not sure cat people want to train your cats. but you can go on yahoo or youtube videos and learn how to teach a cat tou

the risks of not vaccinating your child far outweigh any type of risk from the vaccination. you benefit much more by getting the vaccination. jenna: we'll pay attention especially to the mysterious illness in california for the five children affected and of course, a bunch of other outbreaks as well. great to see you as always. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. have a great day. skoip areae what's going on there. we have a special personnel announcement from the member of our fox family next. >>> a new addition to the fox family that we are anxious to tell you b. liz from our production crew who we often turn to. they have sewn her many times and we would often turn to her and ask her about pregnancy stories. >> she was the right person to talk to and after 15 hours of labor giving birth to an absolutely adorable madeline marg rit west who is a lot of expression and out and super model career in her future. and we have a picture of their proud person. congratulations to liz and brian and made. >> i would like to say to brian, rest up, buddy. it is difficult with

teams are presenting the money supply to the head of technical error the thinking that he engineered vaccine for the eighth and ninth with a virus. with reports like this and it's green. for antarctic research station gail macpherson snowstorms and i think you can get. a jane doe watching cctv news i am one among waste the program in seventy with the twenty second wind to let the games had just opened chinese president stephen king attended the opening ceremony at the invitation of his russian counterpart matt and contain no more hunting has our top story this chinese prison she steamed peas first foreign visit both the new year. it's also the first time the chinese president hasn't ended a major sports even overseas. a record eighty seven delegations are taking part in the sochi games which features ninety eight medal events. and the opening ceremony. he rose from his seat awaits the chinese delegation. which is one hundred and thirty members including sixty five athletes earlier in the day present she met chinese athletes and coaches giving a boost to their morale. she said that chinese pe

pakistan's health ministry has restarted his polio vaccination under tightened security after several kali workers were killed in the campaign had been canceled after an attack on the polio vaccination team in karachi which killed three workers health authorities say that the campaign will restart in all twenty four union councils. in fact this is a high risk area around six thousand six hundred children will be covered today in this area police forces from the two police stations are providing security. we have called baxter forces and from the reserve police as well in addition paramilitary rangers are also engaged in the security of polio worker under the cover of the security polio workers are dispensing the vaccine dropped two children pakistan is one of the only three countries for polio stool and panic militant suppose vaccinations claiming their campaigns are covers for spying and that the vaccines are intended to make muslim boys stare german chancellor michael mccoy when russian president. let it be seeing the same degree. in its territorial integrity must be fooled the anno

in the past ten years, the number of children not getting vaccinated has more than doubled. parents are able to get away with this by filling out what's called a pbe or personal belief exemption. some parents say the shots might cause illness or even autism, but county and state health officials disagree. >> there have been tens of thousands of kids studied, some who have received vaccines, others who haven't and there's no difference between those who get them and those who don't, it's frustrating to see that still prevailing out thereto. >> now some school nurses say doctors need to try harder to educate parents on the risks of their children not getting vaccinated. >>> the number of green car pool stickers being used across the bay area continues to ride. officials with the state say that they could reach their 40,000 limit by the summer. more than 70% have already been issued, it gives drivers the opportunity to drive solo in a car pool lanes. cars have to meet california's zero emission requirements and officials say with hybrid cars getting cheaper, there's more comman

it has nothing to do wit the vaccine itself.you agree with me about. >> yes, absolutely. >> it is one in a million. gerri: one issue is her appearance. those thatobject to them being immunized for anything at all. >> i just want to say that there is a movement and the correlation allegedly beeen vaccinating and getting onto them and the good that will be done from vaccination for the flu and you can't propose a law based on allegations. >> some weeks i allegedly always make a point. but the bottom line is that there is no question. but it is proven to prevent the flu and we are talking about younger children. and they are a risk and the immunization system. and there are also the people that work the school system. >> it can be greatly litigated. >> i think a lot of teachers will voluntarily take a flu shot >> and parents have to take those immunizations whether they want to or not in the state is making them do that. >> you have to get a drivers license. >> they shouldn't be able to come to home and say that parents, you must d

their campaigns are covers for spying and that the vaccines are intended to make muslim boys stare. eye. loom german chancellor michael mccoy when russian president. let it be seeing the same degree. in its territorial integrity must be fooled the announcement came as a production around the house it's right to protest since i've been trying to honor the memory of those killed during violent demonstrations that took place earlier this week in the end. this went on to more accidents. they tore down the buildings ukrainian side included. is it a while the company to succeed with emotions running high and us officials. it's great in the states and russia to send troops. course the ukraine to split the cost came to the end of the tumultuous week it sold kremlin backed president thinks the yanukovich impeached by parliament after deadly clashes in the capital city between police and anti government protests is dedicated to his whereabouts remain unknown. many of the game is played to his eye in the eastern city and condensed spots he has turned its back on when even the bloodshed in the

it is not how clear how many people will come in for the vaccine.own surveillance mode and they're waiting to see what happens next. whether or not they have other cases to deal with. uc-berkeley, terisa estacio kron 4 news. >> a valentine's day quarrel led to a crash at lake merced that injured a couple. the man and woman. in their early twenties. admitted to police that they were arguing and driving too fast. in foggy and wet conditions on the great highway. just after midnight. they drove past a stop sign at skyline boulevard. flew off a steep embankment. and nearly landed in lake merced. their car fell 60-feet. it ended up. upside down in heavy brush. >> they are lucky. the they could have gone into the water. >> they missed the water by a few feet, thanks to that heavy brush. the two had some bumps and bruises, and were taken to the hospital to be checked out. >> check out this security video of oakland, it shows a car been stolen out of an apartment complex carport. the man you see walking through the accomplices suspected of stealing the 1996

health officials declared it eradicated in 2000 but without vaccination, it's highly contagious. if one person has it, chances are 90% of the unvaccinateed people around that person will get it the symptoms include, fever, runny nose, cough and a rash all over the body. one in ten will develop a ear infection, one in 20 gets pneumonia >> and in the kidnapping and murder of morgan hill teenager sierra lamar, garcia-torres's friends packed the courtroom. garcia-torres indicted by the death of lamar the body has never been found that, would pose a problem for prosecutors. legal annaist stephen clark says the grand jury helped prosecutor as void a pretrial hearing. >> the process speeds up this case. there is a sense in this community this case is stuck in first gear. and now, i think the d.a.is saying we're ready for trial. >> the defense wants the grand jury transcript sealed a judge expected to make a decision on that, and set a trial date, april 16th. >> cal osha launched an investigation after a mechanic was killed here at the equipment and services on marina boulevard at nine n

it is a preventable disease the vaccines and constituents change every year. it just happens that the constituents that basically year and a sightseeing are the types of viruses flu virus better hitting art in the pool the health protection survey and center has said it will continue to monitor the number of cases. as it stands it says this is known is a pandemic. shiney chelsea fourteen years. one of the country's leading racehorse trainers may challenge the jurisdiction of the district court to hear his case on charges of possessing and anabolic steroids and prescription only medicines. the fenton who trains that carried off such knowledge conical sure county tipperary was granted a one month adjournment of this case. apparently the submissions for the court top with the hopes of buying the defendant and as one of the country's most high profile national hunt trainers. the former jockey has enjoyed sox s across ireland and britain in shooting at each of them that added one of his horses last instalment one one of the country's biggest national hunt graces th

have not been met in addition there are some families that don't believe in vaccines. and don't vaccinate their children. this action will also be susceptible. >> : measles mt. and develop this is a developing story will continue to follow it as we get updates. >> : new video tonight with our police easing take their time of passengers to videos of the same incident. we're getting some new details about what happened and this video that has surfaced. see for yourself about what is going on before the officer pulls out his taser and use it on a paenger. and what happens after he does ease it. >> : as you heard the officer tries to get the passenger to stop. bart officials are releasing information about the incident. at the end of january they received a report about the front passenger are trained. the police discovered a man and the video is the scene they say the man accused moves please attend there twice. liza taser twice. >> : passenger was wanted on parole violation. bart officials say they are conducting a review of the case and that the video was taken by a pas

health workers tracked down small children to deliver olio vaccines. theiris an urgency in work because a three-year-old girl was recently diagnosed with polio. the first case in the capital for more than a decade. they were nomadic herdsman until recently. the nomad life has become harder and they settled on this. the uncle says that she is paralyzed and complains, i can't stand up. the other children are playing and i cannot. wealthgside increasing and a disease that has been wiped out almost everywhere else in the world. >> just 14 this last year. taliban,extremist killing health workers. the health minister said it would make iharder to eradicate the disease here. >> in your relatives of the polio victim have now been vaccinated. could comedisease back at any time. >> the eastern seaboard is bracing for another winter storm today with ice and snow in the forecast. in the u.k., the problem is rain. the prime minister even cancel the trip to the middle east to deal with the crisis at home. duncan kennedy has been to look at how one english community

or not protected by the vaccine, thousands of miles away.cure or the only permanent solution is eradicating it completely and that is what we are very, very close to with this huge development in india. >> reporter: good to have you with us and that is bruce speaking to us from the geneva from the world health organization. peace talks between greek and turkey are underway and two years to end decades of stalemate following the turkish invasion in 1974 and many believe that economic necessity will bring about resolution and john has more. >> the turkish flag taunts the greeks in the capitol. a reminder of war and division. but he is not intimated. she is drafting joint business plans with turkish people and ever hopeful of reunification. >> with the economy brings us to a dead end that is equal in both communities and feel a solution will bring jobs. >> reporter: across the divide turkish film maker is ready for reunification. >> we feel close in northern cyprus. >> reporter: why is that? >> first of all we all have to go to the army from th

. >> uc-berkeley offering measles vaccin vaccines. a cal student who had not been vaccinated has come down with the measles. the student was likely exposed during a trip abroad. he affected classes. we are told the person lived in contra costa county. traveled on b.a.r.t. and downtown berkeley. >> the measles vaccine is extremely effective. people who are immunized don't need to worry. >> measles contagious. you don't need to touch someone. you can get flute the air even after they left the room. symptoms include high fever, runny nose, coughing, watery ryes and the rash on the face and the neck. >> 4:33. the russian worker who was hit by a bobsled is in stable condition this morning. the worker was air lifted to a hospital yesterday and has undergone surgery on two broken legs. the organizers say the operation went well and the worker is conscious. he was hit by a forerunner sled at the center before the start of the two-man bob sled training. >> a look at the olympic flame burning bright in sochi. you can see blue skies, 4:30 in the

we estimate $1.4 billion in sales just for vaccines.ooking at the numbers they gave, suggest it made no money. at best in 2014, i think they are looking for something like a $16 million to $20 million income from that business or zero. $1 billion on that multiple, youth come up with an evaluation. what they think they could do to make it more profitable. >> is there anything in the pipeline that could help with the valings? >> they have great vaccines. the is why is it not making profits? they do have one new vaccine that has been launched for meningitis b. there is some excitement around that. we'll have to see how that performs it launches. >> what are we looking for in the numbers? >> not much excitement there. the earnings flat on last year. sales flat on last year. basically that is what consensus estimates are looking for. what has happened here is if you look at guidance, the company has given 3% to 4% increase for adjusted e.p.s. before the -- that is on a currency basis. when you take the major pressure that currencies have had

. >>> university of california at berkeley is urging students to get vaccinated. kpix's anne makovec is live on campus with more. >> reporter: they have vaccines available and the university and the city and contra costa county all trying to inform anybody who may have come in contact with the student they might be infected and they are looking at any public place he might have gone because a lot of people have no idea. >> first time i am hearing about it. scaring me, very much. >> reporter: luckily he had had imziization because he may have been exposed to measles when a student road b.a.r.t. tuesday through friday last week. >> scary. coming to the b.a.r.t. station today and hearing about it gives me a fright. >> reporter: measles is highly contagious, it can live for two hours outside the body and may have made its way on to other b.a.r.t. lines during the student's commute. >> they have ventilation systems. >> people may have been exposed to measles. >> reporter: but like many b.a.r.t. riders people who live near the campus are also uninformed. >> i can see wh

become will offer the vaccine to any of the students would feel they getting sick and want on get a vaccine runny nose, coughing, watery eyes and the red rash we associate with measles. if you have been vaccinated you should be fine. this student was not vaccinated and he traveled abroad and that is where he caught it they believe. >>> new this or, san francisco police are investigating a possible pot grow operation in the sunny side neighborhood. firefighters were called to a blaze in an unoccupied home after 10:30 last night and they discovered several pot plants inside and it appears the electrical system was manipulated for the grow operation and crews put out the fire quickly and limited damage to two rooms. >> president obama traveling to fresno today where he will visit a farm and take part in a roundtable discussion with farmers and residents affected by the record california drought. the president is expected to arrive at 2:30 this afternoon. during the visit, the president plans to announce significant new efforts the administration is taking to provide support. including $100 mil

. >>> now an emergency vaccination program is under what i in northern kenya after a measles out breakamp. highly contagious disease is thought to have originated among ref gees from south sudan, katherine reports now from a town bordering the state of south sudan. >> reporter: she greaves for her one-year-old son, she buried him on thursday. real had been sickly since he was an infants. he got measles recently, it weakened hissy mean system so much, he could not fight anymore. she only has her daughter now. >> translator: he was my only son, i have no husband and i thought he would be the one to one day get us out of here and now he's gone. >> reporter: at the refugees camp in northern kenya, sick children have to be quarantined inside this tent in a camp hospital. the out break of meisals have been worsened by the flow of refugees from south sudan flying with the conflict back home. >> when you are dealing with a situation where many people come in to a camp one of the biggest public health concerns is a measles out break. i think the important thing is that we are identifying the me

many parents are like actress jenny mccarthy thinks vaccines cause autism. >> i have always vaccinated. some people don't but i feel for the -- it's for the betterment of all and so i do that. i do that to my children. >> reporter: the disease is airborne and can survive for one to two hours outside the the body which makes the bart connection of concern. >> bart cars have ventilation systems and circulate air regularly. >> reporter: for public health providers, it comes down to this effect: a nearly extinct disease is back again for one reason. >> if this individual had been vaccinated and was exposed to measles abroad wouldn't have been affected and wouldn't have brought the disease to the united states and all this wouldn't have been happening. >> reporter: andria borba, kpix 5. >> back in 2000, the cdc declared measles was eliminated from the u.s. that meant there aren't seasonal outbreaks but there are still widespread outbreaks in other countries. 189 americans were infected last year. 28% of them got the measles abroad. >>> the man charged with kidnapping and killing teenager si

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the student was not vaccinated and he went abroad where he caught it.f you are vaccinated, you should be okay. >>> new this morning, san francisco police are investigating a possible pot grow operation in the sunny side neighborhood. firefighters were called to a fire in an unoccupied home after 10 pock -- 10:30 last night. the electrical system was manipulated for the drove -- grow operation. damage was limited to two rooms. >> rebound is traveling to fresno to visit a farm and take part in a discussion with farmers and residents affected by the drought. it will be first visit to the central valley. the governor brown and senators feinstein and boxer and agriculture secretary will be there. during the visit the president plans to announce significant new efforts the administration is taking to provide support and relief to those affected by the drought. >>> oakland's former top cost blasted changes in the police department with criticism coming from howard jar -- jordan. >> the boys of summer are back if time for spring. >> and the oakland maze shows t

. >>> more and more children not getting vaccinated.e parents are defending that decision and why health officials say those parents should reconsider. well i drove grandpa to his speed dating this week, so i should probably get the last roll... yeah but i practiced my bassoon. [ mom ] and i listened. [ brother ] i can do this. [ imitates robot ] everyone deserves ooey, gooey, pillsbury cinnamon rolls. make the weekend pop. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! [ female announcer ] try new pillsbury heat-n-go mini pancakes. >>> welcome back, more and more children will entering the school system without first being vaccinated. in the past ten years, number of children not vaccinated has more than doubledded. parents are able to get away with this by fill ought what's called a pbe, or personal belief exemption. some parents worry that the shots might cause illness or even autism. however, county and state health officials distance agree with that. >> there's been tens

. >> measles is usually the most contagious of the vaccine preventible diseases. so if you're not vaccinated and you're exposed to somebody with the measles, you have better than a 90% chance of getting the disease. >> reporter: symptoms include a cough, runny nose and red, watery eyes. the news edge a rash and fever develop. each year there are -- then a rash and fever develop. each year there are some cases. public health officials say the california student was not vaccinated and may have been infected during a recent trip out of the country which is often how the disease arrives back in the u.s. >> those importations get into a community wh pockets of people who are not vaccinated, it can lead to outbreaks. already health officials say someone not vaccinated can catch the virus hours after an infected person leaves the area. >> children are usually vaccinated against measles when they are 12 to 15 months old and again when they are between 4 and 6 years old. >>> trending right now, a principal rams his way to youtube fame -- raps his way to youtube fame and we

it's those not vaccinated most at risk. they are handing out measles vaccines today on the berkeley campus so very concerned about it. >> thank you very much. >>> well, now to the 2014 sochi games where all eyes will be on the iceberg skating palace for tonight's long program in men's figure skating. >> what a name, the iceberg. jeremy abbott hoping for a better night after a fall in the short program. let's go to janelle wang live in olympic park. hi, janelle. happy, valentine's day there too. >> yes. happy valentine's day to you both. it's a beautiful day, another beautiful day almost in the mid-60s. i'm here right at the entrance of olympic park. this is where everybody's files tine get to see all of the venues. behind me actually break dancing going on right now. so a beautiful day. not so beautiful jeremy abbott. he had a rough night last night as you saw. he crashed during his short program. he had a similar fall in the team event this past weekend. amazingly he finished. no chance of medaling, this is what he said af

but this is berkeley in 2014 and many parents opt out of the mmr vaccine.berkeley school, only half of all kindergartners have been immunized. >> and i have always vaccinated. i know some people don't. but i feel for the -- it's -- it's for the betterment of -- of all. and so i do -- i do that -- i do vax mate my children. >> reporter: the disease is airborne and can survive for one to two hours outside the body which makes the bart connection concerning. >> bart cars have ventilation systems, they circulate air regularly. >> reporter: for public health producers it comes down to this fact, a nearly edges stinct disease is back again for one reason, a nearly extinct disease. >> if this person was vaccinated he wouldn't have brought the disease to the united states. >> reporter: so worst-case scenario you get infected with measles, exactly how deadly is this disease? we found a stat from the cdc. this is for children. only one or two out of every 1,000 would die from measles. live at the el cerrito del norte station, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> contra costa cou

we want to target those people and if you have not been vaccinated, we want to help to get them vaccinated in with health officials as far as what their plan is today to deal with the. >> we are continuing our coverage from a winter storm along the east coast. this is a live look out for fairfield, conn. >> it is not the worst thing that happened in a winter storm like this. but for romantics, and for small businesses, all the snow like this in new jersey could be a real heartbreaker. >> one of the most popular days of the year for florists is in jeopardy. industry experts said that nearly 67 million flower orders are at risk. some east coast forest were forced to close. many floor say that they do their best to make deliveries today, but those deliveries could spill into tomorrow or later. a representative for ftd, one of the largest online retailers of flowers, said delivery is really icy and snowy in errors. >> want to go to the most romantic city in america for valentine's day? what you might consider moving to colorado springs. facebook came with a list of the top five most romantic c