vaccine. it is remarkably easy. there are thousands upon thousands of places across the country where you can get your flu shot. if you go to c.d.c..gov -- go to cdc.gov/flu, there's a flu vaccine finder to plig in your zip code and choose from many, many places. again, the stakes are very serious. each flu season, flu causes millions of illnesses, hundreds of thousands of hospitalizations, and thousands or sometimes tens of thousands of deaths. the seriousness of each year's flu varies significantly. since 2010, hospitalizations ranged from a low of 140,000 to a high of 710,000. during that same time, the c.d.c. estimates that the flu has killed between 12,000 and 56,000 people each year. but whatever it looks like in a given year, these numbers are far too high. especially when we consider that there's a vaccine that could prevent the significant portion of these -- of this disease. unfortunately, crrment d.c.'s annual look at the number of -- c.d.c.'s annual look at the number of people who

vaccine. every one to si of six months ad older should get an annual flu vaccination. it's best to get vaccinated before the activity starts so that is usually in october so the time is now. remember cdc .gov. you can look at the site to find where vaccines are able to be provided near you and other providers are incredibly important in this. your recommendation is crucial to getting vaccinated and it's also important for physicians and other providers to get vaccinated themselves to protect yourself and your patience. the vaccine viruses that circulate a chain from season to season isn't put into getting vaccine every single year. the second step we recommend is to take everyday preventive actions to stop the spread of germs, stay home if you're sick of weight people who are ill and as always, practice good hygiene. washing your hands and covering for costs means you cough into your elbow not in your hand which is incredibly important and last but not least, take the antiviral drugs if your p

for effective protection two vaccinations are needed that double vaccination prevents the outbreak of the disease and provides lifelong protection the ninety nine percent of those vaccinated doctors say people should take advantage of the protection on offer in germany. your bones are there for there are no breaks because the rest till many of the vaccine aged people out that like in berlin two years ago there was a huge outbreak this year we have many cases of measles as well. but not all parents support vaccination for their children many are left unsure and think vaccinations could be dangerous for their kids. i believe there are more problems than you'd expect. and many health complications that manifest themselves later may leap back to the vaccination. measles are especially dangerous and can lead to mental disability my brother had them because he wasn't vaccinated and it was very dramatic that's why i'm calling on all parents to vaccinate their children it's important to the stick of german high court ruled that when in doubt vaccinate one parent can even have the children vac

for effective protection to vaccinations are needed that double vaccination prevents the outbreak of the disease and provides lifelong protection the ninety nine percent of those vaccinated doctors say people should take advantage of the protection on offer in germany. there are no breaks because the rest till many of the vaccine aged people out that like in berlin two years ago there was a huge outbreak this year we have many cases of measles as well. but not all parents support vaccination for their children many are left unsure and think vaccinations could be dangerous for their kids. i believe there are more problems than you'd expect. and many health complications that manifest themselves later may leap back to the vaccination. measles are especially dangerous and can lead to mental disability my brother had them because he wasn't vaccinated and it was very dramatic that's why i'm calling on all parents to vaccinate their children it's important to be stick a german high court ruled that when in doubt vaccinate one parent can even have the children vaccinated against the other a

jennifer stella runs the vermont coalition for vaccine choice. are you anti-vaccine? >> i think i've been called anti-vaccine a lot, haven't i. you know, i'm pro-choice. i think that everybody should have a choice. >> reporter: stella says her two children reacted badly after receiving several immunizations. her son cried incessantly, stopped nursing and seized in her arms, and her daughter had head-to-toe rashes. >> i don't think vaccines are safe enough for my children. >> reporter: pediatrician jill rinehart says vaccines are extremely safe, and effective. >> i mean there's not much i do every day for children that saves lives. immunizations are something that i do every day that i know makes a huge difference. >> reporter: rinehart and other doctors helped push the state to tighten vermont's vaccine laws. so did hockett, with mia in tow. in 2015 lawmakers eliminated the state's philosophical exemption. parents can still opt-out for religious or medical reasons. partly because of the change in law, brewer louis is homeschooling her eight year old. but she is relyin

the father wants the son vaccinated. >> the judge ordered i will vaccinate my child or go to jail. >>orter: if the child is not vaccinated according to this order within one week, she will be behind bars. >> i feel angry, backed into a corner, like my rights as a parent has been taken away. we have a choice, but we have a right to have our voices heard. why automatically side with the father who wants the vaccines, what about my choice at mother and the primary caretaker. >>> coming up, we'll take you inside the playboy mansion. >> the hugh hefnur, ber. but does reality really live up to it really... ...different. who knew? i had no idea. so, she said look for... ...one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round... ...brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to... ...gently remove more plaque and... ...oral-b crossaction is clinically proven to... ...remove more plaque than sonicare diamondclean. my mouth feels so clean. i'll only use an oral-b! the #1 brand used by dentists worldwide. oral-b. brush like a pro. ♪ come on to my house, my house

why did you decide not to vaccinate your second child when you had vaccinated your first?ildren being injured to that extent and more and even death when it comes to vaccination that we don't know about. the information just vaccination that we don't know about. the informationjust isn't there. so, for me, i am not anti—vaccine. i went along and did everything that i was told to do, but when my daughter had an adverse reaction and nearly died following her immunisations we ended up in intensive care for over a week. but i had to fight for quite a couple of weeks to get doctors to listen, that it was indeed whooping cough she had follow her triple vaccine in both legs. she had two and they were quite late on. it is always heartbreaking, isn't it, when you heartbreaking, isn't it, when you hear cases of people who have had adverse reaction to vaccines and people would always have sympathy with that, but the reality of the situation is public health england, the nhs, the world health 0rganization, all leading medical experts say that vaccinating your children is safe and it i

>> vaccines, they are fairly expensive, about $10 per child to get vaccinated.is donor money, the united states and the u.k. been the most generous, dead by those vaccines at the lowest possible price and get them out to all the world's children. the coverage keeps going up and if we can get new vaccines into that mix and get the coverage level, 80%, up to 90%, then we achieve the very best case, were more than a million, less kids might be dying from a 2013. >> chris: that brings us to u.s. government funding, which president trump wants to cut by almost a quarter in terms of global health funding. what would that mean in terms of either lives saved or live plaza lost? >> hiv, we talked about with the 10%. 5 million deaths. over that time. what happens with an infectious disease, you're either winning by getting less and less people to be infected, and they infect less people or you are losing and in fact, the the age, 16-25, there is twice as many kids now in that population range is a once back when hiv first hit. the miracle of getting those drugs out, if th

>> the best example is vaccines. they're fairly expensive. about $10 per child to get vaccinated. that denies this and you taping the most generous that by the vaccines at the lowest possible price and get them out to all of the world's children. and so the coverage keeps going up and if we can get some new vaccines into the mix and at the coverage level which is 80 percent up to 90 percent then we achieve that very best case where more than a million lives per year of less kids will be dying by 2030. >> that brings us to us government funding.which president trump is proposing to cut by almost 1/4 in terms of global health funding. what would that mean in terms of either lives saved or lives lost? >> we took hiv and we modeled with even just a 10 percent cut would mean. it is an additional 5 million deaths between now and 2030. >> 5 million deaths? >> 5 million total over that time. you're either winning by getting less and less people to be infected and they infect less people or you are losing and in fact, the aids cohort at risk is age 16 to 25. there is twice as many kids now

vaccines are safe, vaccines are effective, vaccines save lives. >> i would rather go to jail for standingcinating my child. >> an attorney for the boy's father told abc news it is our position this case is not truly about vaccinations. it's a case about ms. bredow refusing to comport with the court's orders and activity frustrating the father's custody rights. robin, we'll see what happens next week. >> thank you. we'll bring in dan abrams and jen is back with us. the mother says michigan has a waiver for parents. >> it does. the state allows parents to sign a document, to take classes and therefore to waive the necessity to get their children vaccinated. the problem here is you don't have the parents taking that position. you have a parent taking that position. you have a parent taking the other position. so a judge has weighed in and sided with the father and said, look, i have to make a decision here. i'm siding with the father. as a result, this child is going to be vaccinated. this really isn't as much a case about personal choice and a case about do you abide by a court order. >> th

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this is a vaccine cooler. >> this color will keep vaccines at the right temperature for a long periodly no ice, no batteries and no electricity needed during cooling. no infrastructure at all. it's easy to use. when you want to make the cooling start, he open a mechanical valve like this in the cooling starts. when you don't want cooling, pulled out. we start with a thermos that limits the amount of heat that comes into the unit. instead of adding ice we haven't internally built layer of water on the inside that we keep at a low pressure which makes the water evaporate at a low temperature. she is a nurse and vaccinate or in the democratic republic of the congo were eight of the 21 posts in the region have any form of refrigeration. >> before we started the field test the vaccinate or's reached about 20 remote vaccination sites in a month. september they expect to reach 120 sites due to the capability of the cooler. our goal is that soon they will all have access to these coolers in order to vaccinate all kids. >> if you want to learn more about the gates foundation and its extraordin

now that she's over 50, laura is going to ask her doctor about the vaccine.our insurance noon see if it would be covered. in many cases, including under medicare, it may not be. getting the shot at a farmcy may be somewhat less expensive though you'll still need a prescription. >>> a couple of antioch police officers took time out to join a neighborhood basketball game. it turns out officers made a traffic stop. then they saw a bunk of kids playing ball. let's just join in on this. the office hers fun even though kids ended up winning the game. >> can i hit the like button there? it sounds good. they try a swing for the fences. >> here we go. >> that last one sounded pretty good. was it enough to win season tickets? >> first we want to thank jade for this picture. shear your pictures with us. and remember to use the #the abc 7 now. >>> is there no end in sight? a group of real estate experts close in on housing prices. >>> and we'll have new details on the neighborhood impact of an explosion in southern california. it happened right next to a daycare center.

as a result this child is going to be vaccinated.much a case about personal choice and or. >> the state is trying to make this harder to get the waiver. >> that's right. used to be you could sign a document and you could say for whatever reason we don't want vaccinated. >> jen, what about the mother's concerns we heard about this from other parents? >> about 40% of people in the country think that spacing them out is safer. there's no evidence of that. a study published showed that those children who have their vaccines delayed or spaced out have a higher risk of at the briel seizure, a seizure associated with fever. there's no reduction in autism risk or no reduction in cognitive performance. we have seen increases in measles and mumps as people skip vaccines. it brings into principal patient autonomy. it means you counsel the patient about the risks and alternatives. if medical science shows that should be done you have to appreciate the patient's desired. >> how do you approach this? >> with sensitivity and respect. >> when you ha

>> also this morning a mother left with a choice get her child vaccinated or face jail time. hear why she's in a legal battle over her son's health. >> new details on the death of hugh hefner. why his wife might not be getting any of his funds. >> good morning to you all. a fourth member of president trump's cabinet is under scrutiny for high priced travel. >> this time it's interior secretary ryan zinke accused of using private planes and military jets that cost tax payers $12,000. lana zak joins us from washington d.c. lana, good morning. >> good morning. happy friday. president trump says he's not happy with reports that some of his cabinet secretaries are spending excess amounts of tax payer funds on private jets. now the house oversight committee is demanding answers asking all 24 agencies to account for travel since inauguration. >> reporter: this morning health and human services secretary tom price's job is on the line. the president on msnbc made no defense after a string of health care reform defeats. price is adding a new embarrassment to the white house excessive

there is new research about mischangers and flu vaccines -- miscarriages and new vaccinations. a local obgyn weighs in. right ringing out inside a washington state high school ending with a staunt kill and three others hurt. as we come on the air we have new information. scott taylor is at the "live desk" with what we know so far. scott: the best knows i have now three students who are shot are in stable condition at sacred heart hospital in spokane. one under goes surgery today. all three are okay. take a look at what went down this morning. kids arrived at freeman high school in rockford south of spokane at 10:00 in the morning. kids were at the hallway at the lockers getting ready for the first class. a male shooter walked in armed with two guns. we don't have an i.d. on the shooter yet but everybody knows each other. only 300 people in the building this morning. witnesses say they recognized the guy and they started to shoot on the second floor. four students hit. one is dead. within five minutes the school was locked down and the police officers were going through the clas

needed supplies to the hurricane ravaged residents is still continuing and why one mother is told to vaccinate her son or go to jail. >> and breaking news from center city where a man in his 50s was stabbed multiple times in the face and neck and was killed. at 19th and vine streets, officers arrived to find the man lying on the grown and was pronounced dead minutes later. a suspect was taken into custody not long after authorities arrived and that the suspect was a woman and they retrieved a weapon from the scene. we'll cover this story and bring you information on air on and line from center city. >>> and a murder investigation in the quiet chester county town of phoenixville. a man suspected of firing on another man after an argument remains on the loose at this hour. "action news" reporter katherine scott has the details now from bridge street. >> reporter: there are some surveillance cameras nearby and police were out looking for footage this morning to help in the investigation as they continue to look for the suspect that is considered armed and dangerous. >> i heard two loud sounds. bo

the child's father wants his son vaccinated, she has been ordered to vaccinate her child or face time in jail. the state of michigan allows religious and personal and medical exemptions for parents who choose to skip or delay vaccine. >>> another mom in central pennsylvania is driving home the importance of car safety by sharing a photo on social media. you can see the mangled mess that was once her suv. in front, two child safety seats that appear unscathe. jenna said she and her two young sons were involved in a crash and the children survived without a scratch. this week's visions is celebrating spanish heritage month. jeanette reyes is showing how the unity cup is bringing immigrant groups together through soccer. >> unity cup is an international soccer tournament to bring together the immigrant groups together in the city. there's 48 countries represented. it's a world cup style tournament with a group stage knockout round and championship match. the city can get behind and root for the teams. >> i lived 19 years in the u.s. 2k-8 -- now know people from everywhere. >> celebrate p

rebecca bredo says she doesn't believe in vaccinations. she says her and her husband while they were married agreed to space out their 9-year old shots. now they're divorced and it's a different story. her husband now wants the child to receive his vaccinations and is bringing the matter to court. a judge is now saying -- get those vaccinations or go to jail. in michigan, parents are allowed to get a vaccination waiver for medical, religious or philosophical issues. a big boost for arts education here in d-c. this morning, the kennedy center and d-c public schools will announce a new partnership. no word yet on planned, but you know it's going to be good. that announcement is set for 9:30. and speaking of dc schools - . a famous alum, getting a big honor. who mayor bowser is saying thanks to today. and still ahead the three amigos the big first... at this year's president's cup.. eileen live. number k-9...because this plane - is packed with puppies! nearly 3 dozen dogs displaced by hurricane irma- were loaded into the seats on this southwe

they say everyone six months and older should get a flu vaccine each and every year. we're still not us public health goals for in fleungs vaccine coverage among individual age and risk groups. each year mills are sickened, hundreds of thousands are hospitalized and tens of thousands actually die from in flu evenings and its complications getting the flu vax in is the first and best line of defense. the sooner the better. wash your hands frequently and avoiding sick people can help stave of off the flu. the cdc estimates since 2010 \flu\flew-related hospitalizations in the united states have ranged from a low of 140,000 to a older adults, preg nent women, young children and people with long-term medical conditions are more vulnerable to flu complications although the virus es vary year to year, health officials say they're working on a universal vaccine that would provide long-lasting immunity against many different flu viruses. vaccine effectiveness ranges somewhere between 40 and 60 percent each year and that means that a person's risk of getting sick with the flu a

the vaccine is one way to prevent the infection. >> the virus is in the stool. so it's important to hand washing. >> reporter: the first concern is the staff and inmates. >> we encourage them to get the vaccinations, but we provide staff with bio hazard suits, rubber gloves, jail disinfect tent. >> reporter: symptoms include fever, nausea, they average 10 cases a year. >> bill clinton honors a bay area icon. >> you get to be over 70 you say whatever you want. >> the former president brought a powerful message. >> a credit agency >>> the stop urban shield coalition and its supporters today rallied outside the alameda county government center calling for a end to the 10 yield urban shield event. they say the expo promotes the military sation of police and is dangerous under the trump administration. >>> equifax, exposed the personal information of 1,123 million americans, the information includes names, birth dates, social security and more, they asked people to see if they're affected and -- there appeared to be a catch, anyone who signs up for the service cannot

doctors say anyone over 6 months old should be vaccinated, advising pediatricians to offer that vaccine as early as available. last year's was only about 50% effective. parents, you may already know that. experts say it's still the best option to protect against the flu. >> influenza is a serious illness. it can take a healthy person and make them so sick. children are the great distributors of the influenza virus. they bring it home and give it to grandparents, uncles and aunts and moms and dads. >> don't stop hugging the kids, just wash your hands. >> doctors are not recommending the nasal spray, the actual shot is more effective. sorry, girls, we're getting the shot. vaccinations are a hotly contested issue. a closer look at the numbers this morning marin county children now set a record high this year in terms of vac nation turnout after a new state law passed requiring them to get vaccinated if they were going to public schools. public health discovered a statewide spike in vaccination rates, something we haven't seen since 2001. more than 90% of kindergartners got their shot. >>>

the vaccine is one way to prevent the infection. >> the virus is in the stool. so it's important to hand washing. >> reporter: the first concern is the staff and inmates. >> we encourage them to get the vaccinations, but we provide staff with bio hazard suits, rubber gloves, jail disinfect tent. >> reporter: symptoms include fever, nausea, they average 10 cases a year. >> bill clinton honors a bay area icon. >> you get to be over 70 you say whatever you want. >> the former president brought a powerful message. >> a credit agency you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap to friends at more banks than ever before. you got next? chase. make more of what's yours. for years, at&t has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in mor

vaccinate her 9 year old son -- or go to jail.judge is giving rebecca bredow until next wednesday... to get it done. bredow says, when her son was little, she and her former husband agreed to space out his vaccines. but now, her former husband has changed his mind and wants the child to be vaccinated. the mother says now.. it has become a battle in court. <"i feel angry. i feel backed into a corner. i feel like my rights as a parent have been taken away. "why automatically side with the father that wants the vaccines? what about my choice as a mother? "i would rather sit behind bars standing up for what i believe in, than giving in to something i strongly don't believe in, >(pam) it is not clear how long the mother would be in jail .. if she chooses not to vaccinate her son. (pam) today... a fresno man who made national headlines.... is being honored by the fresno police department.(steve) the police are honoring the man for his valiant decision to take on an armed robbery suspect.(steve) this is surveillance video of the robbery

anti-vaccination movement. a closer look at the numbers this morning and marin county children now set a record high in terms of vaccination turnout after a new state law passed requiring them to be vaccinated in order to attend public school. public health discovered a statewide spike, something we haven't seen since 2001. in marin county alone more than 90% of kindergartners now have their immunization. >>> 6:15. new this morning a new federal report highlighting the growth in sonoma county jobs along wither housing costs. hud issued the report. analysts say sonoma county is in its seventh straight year of job growth, two years off the record set between 1992 and 2001. at the same time rent since 2010 has increased more than 6% each year. that's nearly twice the national average>>> the markets are closed today but investors are jumping. >> lots to worry about. >>> we could see another test launch of a missile as soon as today, kris. this comes just days after another nuclear test. if the markets could open th

vaccines that i chose to no longer vaccinate. rather go to jail for standing up for what i believe in than vaccinating my child. >> so she says that he's not against vaccines, she believes it's and speaking of that u.s. health officials are urging everyone to get their flu shots. australia has been hit hard and there are worries because the strain is already appearing in the u.s. last year less than half of americans got vaccinated. >>> the san mateo county sheriff's office is proud to announce its pet assisted therapy helping those with mental illness learn coping and social skills. it allows them to express themselves in positive ways by reducing stress and depression. there are two dogs in the program now, molly, a labrador, and sadie, a german shepherd this is a collaboration between the peninsula and spca and the san mateo county sheriff's office. w nation you have a chance to be one of the first to have a warriors new nike jersey. >> it opens up at 7:00 a.m. to give fans a chance to buy the new nike nba connected jersey. it

. >> new on "action news" a michigan mother could go to jail for not vaccinating her son. she and her ex-husband made the decision to space out and delay the vaccines for her son when they were divorced nine years ago. a judge ordered her to vaccinate her child or face time in jail. >> i feel angry, i feel backed into a corner, i feel like my rights as a parent have been taken away. >> the state of michigan allows religious, medical or personal exemptions for parents who delay vaccines. >>> a canton ohio boy didn't have a ride to school because his mother was receiving medical care, the police officer stepped up. the county sheriff's office posted this photo of the 12-year-old and the deputy a school resource officer. she said she enjoyed his company and said he could reach out for a ride or breakfast anytime. look at their smiles. >> new at 5:00 a.m., how you can see bruce springsteen on broadway without spending hundreds of dollars on a ticket. >> there's nothing funny about the news from julie louiedryfus. >> police caught up with three men with a rifle how they capture

the vaccine is one way to prevent the infection. >> the virus is in the stool.o it's important to hand washing. >> reporter: the first concern is the staff and inmates. >> we encourage them to get the vaccinations, but we provide staff with bio hazard suits, rubber gloves, jail disinfect tent. >> reporter: symptoms include fever, nausea, they average 10 cases a year. >> bill clinton honors a bay area icon. >> you get to be over 70 you say whatever you want. >> the former president brought a powerful message. >> a credit agency >>> the stop urban shield coalition and its supporters today rallied outside the alameda county government center calling for a end to the 10 yield urban shield event. they say the expo promotes the military sation of police and is dangerous under the trump administration. >>> equifax, exposed the personal information of 1,123 million americans, the information includes names, birth dates, social security and more, they asked people to see if they're affected and -- there appeared to be a catch, anyone who signs up for the service cannot s

in two consecutive seasons and had a miscarriage within 28 days of getting the vaccine. numbers were small, only 17 women out of 485 women who miscarried. miscarriage is defined as occurring before 20 weeks, and in this group, the median age of miscarriage was seven weeks. now, we spoke today to the c.d.c. and to the authors of the study, and they said this is considered what's called a signal. it needs further investigation, but they're not recommending changing any of the current recommendations. >> mason: what are the current recommendation, jon? >> reporter: pregnant women are at high risk for serious complications from flu, so the recommendation is to get the flu vaccine in any trimester, and there have been a lot of extensive studies previously finding that the flu vaccine during pregnancy is both safe and effective. >> mason: dr. jon lapook, thanks very much. and coming up next, the stork makes it through a hurricane. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen.man. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these ger

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the child's father wants their son vaccinated right away.as ordered her to "action news" evaluate her child or face time in jail. >> i feel angry and backed into a corner and feel my rights as a parent have been taken away. >> the state of michigan allows religious and personal and medical expedges for parents who -- exemptions for parents to choose to delay vaccines. cdc said the vaccine supply is the safest in historical. >> ten minutes away from "good morning america." >> it's time to check in with robin roberts. you're starting with number of questions facing the white house. >> reporter: another incident for the administration another official taking a charter flight for a personal trip as new concerns over jared kushner using a private e-mail account. a second rock slide in yosemite national park. rescue crews racing to the scene a day after a climber was killed in a similar incident. what's causing the dangerous conditions. >>> counting down to oj simpson's release days away from walking free. his lawyer talks to george about it this

. >> a mother in detroit is facing jail time after refusing to get her son vaccinated. been locked in a legal battle with her husband because of this issue. she said after hitting the books she decided not vaks nating was the way to go. >> i would rather sit behind bars for standing up for what i believe in than something i strongly don't believe in. i believe in the choice of the parent to make the right decision based on their knowledge of vaccines. >> the other parent her ex-husband doesn't agree with the position and a judge agrees. she has one week to get her son vaccinated or get thrown behind bars. >> health officials sounding an early alarm over this year's flu season. they're saying a strain spreading across australia now into the u.s. they're recommending getting the injectable vaccine not nasal spray. >>> friends and co leagues rallying around ak stress julia louis-dreyfus after she announced she has breast cancer. one day after winning her emmy award julia louis-dreyfus learned about the diagnosis. joe biden tweeted together. we're with you julia. lots of ce

they recommend getting the injectable vaccine, not the nasal spray. >>> speaking of vaccinations, a motheron vaccinated. >> it all stems from a dispute she's been having with her ex-husband. that's now landed her in court. our affiliate, wxyz has the story. >> i would rather sit behind bars for standing up for what i believe in than giving in to something i strongly don't believe in. >> reporter: wow. rebecca bredo, what a position this parent has been put in. >> god forbid he would be injured by one of the vaccines. then what? it scares me. >> reporter: some might label her as overprotective, stubborn, strong or all of the above. >> i believe in the choice of the parent to make the right decision based on their knowledge of the vaccines. >> reporter: rebecca tells us when her now 9 yooerldz sons was born, she and his dad made the decision to space out and eliminate some of the vaccines. she hit the books, all the literature, studies and conclude that waivers were the best way to go. ti e%% eye. >> now it's become a battle in the court. >> reporter: according to these records, the father w

in the guardian about multiple time to lay drugs which could be a huge leap forward in terms of vaccinationsn developing countries. it is a wonderful thing under all sorts of caveats that we do if it will develop what a wonderful thing because you will not need roosters. it can be used to treat cancer patients who need multiple injections, multiple doses, at different times. i suppose playing devils advocate, all human bodies are different so how can you absolutely guarantee that these polymers will release and biodegrade at the same time for everyone, for example, because the whole technology hinges on that. it's the only element of this i don't know. but described it as a tiny little ice cube tray with all the little vaccines and they use different polymers to seal the different tops of the ice cubes and they disintegrate at different time periods. when they released the drugs over a week, ten days, three weeks... it is very exciting though if it does come to be, it could be wonderful. and good for anyone with children, due both have children, those trips to the dock is to have the vaccina

women vaccinated in two consecutive seasons, and, had a miscarriage within 23 days of getting the vaccine. but the numbers were small. only 17 women out of 485 women who miscarried. miscarriage defined as before 20 weeks. in this group median age of miscarriage was seven weeks. we speck oke to the cdc and aut of the study. they said this is considered what is called a signal. needs further investigation. but they are not recommending changing any of the current recommendations. >> what are current recommendations, john. >> anthony, pregnant women at high risk for serious comb complications from flu. recommendation, get the flu vaccine in any trimester. a lot of extensive studies previously. finding the flu vaccine is safe and effective. >> dr. jon lapook. thank you very much. coming up next -- the stork makes it through a hurricane. ,$8drw >>> finally tonight there is a time for everything. and for destiny knight it was time to be born. but it was the worst possible time. sunday morning, during the height of hurricane irma in miami. her mom, 23-year-old, tatiyan watt k watkins had gone in

if you have a weakened immune system, you may have a lower response to the vaccine.effects were pain, redness, and swelling at the injection site, limited arm movement, fatigue, headache, muscle pain, joint pain, less appetite, vomiting, fever, chills, and rash. get this one done! ask about prevnar 13® at your next visit to your doctor's office or pharmacy. >> lou: we asked if you believe that shumer and pelosi's criticism of president trump's strong speech suggest they are worried about hurting the feelings of kim jong-un? and 90 percent of you say yes. joining me is molly hemmingway. good to have you. washington times and opinion editor. charlie heard. and charlie, good to have you here as well. i will start with molly. >> she's smarter. >> lou: than all of us, right. mommy good to have you with us. i have to ask. let's get to it right new hillary clinton, is this woman okay? >> she seems to be having trouble accepting reality. but she is not alone there. there is a good portion. country struggling with this. she's not showing the healthiest levelful semp introspec

people who have not been vaccinated than those who have. nbc bay area news. >>> a new car from a san jose man after engine problems but the man is not satisfied. the reason he called our consumer investigative center. that's next. >>> how about this, magic johnson coming to the defense of warrior star draymond green. we'll explain why. president trump , members have sent lettsr to 49-other sta >>> four days after california's assembly voted to censure president trump. members sent letters to 49 other states to join them asking in denouncing the rnlt's words after the violence in charlottesville. the as you is president trump's response to the rally where he said many sides were so to proclaim. they say the group was protests neonazis but repeated both sides to blame. friday he is censure vote make california the first state to support the effort underway in the house of represent he was led by minority leader nance pelosi. >> a touch of magic for draymond green. magic johnson could be a key witness in the civil lawsuit against the warrior s

if you have a weakened immune system, you may have a lower response to the vaccine.st common side effects were pain, redness, and swelling at the injection site, limited arm movement, fatigue, headache, muscle pain, joint pain, less appetite, vomiting, fever, chills, and rash. get this one done! ask about prevnar 13® at your next visit to your doctor's office or pharmacy. >>> next tonight, your money and grocery store and big box stores competing for it. and this question, would you let walmart in when you're not home if they delivered groceries right to your refrigerator? rebecca jarv rebecca jarvis tracking your money. >> reporter: what if you didn't feel like you had to be at two places at once. walmart taking the convenience of home delivery a few steps farther testing a new service. >> the driver enters a one-time use code. >> reporter: the company partnering with lockmaker august home placed an order online and walmart's delivery person can gain entry to your home, even stock your fridge, all while you're watching in realtime on your smartphone. >> i think for