to vaccines. 17 states have philosophical exemptions to vaccines.risk. it puts other children at risk that have had the vaccine because not all vaccines are 100% effective. a choice not to get a vaccine is not a risk free choice. it is a choice to take a different and more serious risk. you shouldn't play that game. you shouldn't play the game of russian roulette. i will give you a perfect example at our hospital. we saw a child at 2, 4, 6 months of age. the parents had recently converted to muslim, they vax natded their older children but -- they vaccinated their older children but chose not to vaccinate this child. not there's anything in the muslim religion that says you don't get vaccinations but this family decided not to do it. at 11 months of age, the child got a bacterial meningitis caused by a bacteria where there was a vaccine for it. the particular type of bacteria he had would have been prevented by the vaccine. he had a bad case of meningitis. we intubated him and saved his life, but he will never see, walk speak or hear again. this was

vaccine. and he gave it, in the belgian congo 1950s, the article and book basically made these claims. the chimp cells to make vaccine contained -- after being in okay latest the virus containing polio mu taitsdz in bodies to human consistent with this first appeared in belgian condo 1950s. in truth, hiv did mutate, but didn't occur in congo in 1950s occurred in cameron 1930s, it was not made from chimp cells it was monkey cells chimps are not monkeys they are apes. >> never defected by chain reactions, to detect small kwants of biogenome. >> the fact rolling stone is not considered a great scientific medical journal i didn't know the source of the hiv i only knew what was not the source, when father got angry the host got angry with me i became more assistants, i was upset, that they used this child to -- to put forward this ill founded frankly disprudent believe father in midst of suing the maker of the vaccine, polio vaccine i think while caught up in those discussions i really failed acces

we -- vaccines we have generations of people had been vaccinated. and then we risk. so to make that recommendation i voted against it because that smallpox vaccine if you have been exposed you have to make sure you have gotten that vaccine. so you really need face to face contact it's not like measles. so to stand here and then walk away. so within two hours they could catch the measles. it is never the ace of dramatic infection and also the smallpox vaccine has a different safety profile that is inflammation of the brain but then my feeling at the time is what's just wait. that's be constructive because somewhere on the face of this earth it is illuminated. i am the only one that voted against that on the program. but then to realize i was the only one that voted against it. [laughter] but with dan rather but to be interviewing richard nixon and at thatnixon and at that point said i've had enough but then he said that he said no are you? but this was an imposing figure. but why that is worrisome is they receive federal funds but with the cdc were c

children though those who didn't get any vaccine or under vaccinated children who hasn't been vetted received all the recommended two doses it will hit them it finds places where the measles vaccine nation is incomplete we have doctors we see cases of measles we see such cases happening in particularly under vaccination of elation or wonder of a population we also have seen deaths and there. with the best part for us to remember is these deaths are preventable these cases are preventable we have a vaccine which is effective and we have to make sure that the community gets a ninety five percent of the community are protected by this vaccine and phil let me just ask you before we run out of time i mean how is this going down with the public is there much opposition to this plan. well as you mentioned as a very heated debate and did it sometimes violent and debate. and social media but there is also positioned at nine regional governments have said they pose this plan and they literally their own rules if the government goes ahead with its head teaches it met with the. health minister s

it's not only about vaccines. one of the things that i have been explaining to my medical students and graduate students and faculty, we are so focused on our experiments and grants and papers that we are not taking the time to be out there and engage in the public. soledad: it is very rare that scientists talk about their own personal experiences. dr. peter hotez, always nice to see you. dr. hotez: thanks again for having me. announcer: next on "matter of fact," he survived all schlitz as a child, his moment of freedom captured in history. >> they showed my picture and said, look how great this kid looks. the holocaust really wasn't so bad. announcer: why does he have to convince people it actually happened? and, should prisoners get a raise? got directions to the nightclub here. and if you get lost, just hit me on the old horn. man: tom's my best friend, but ever since he bought a new house... tom: it's a $10 cover? oh, okay. didn't see that on the website. he's been acting more and more like his dad. come on, g

is that there are will be on vaccinate are under vaccine it at population and whenever the measles virus attacks is wonderbook community it would spread quickly as wildfire as we have seen in twenty eighteen. now there were there was a point when i was nearly are advocating it how difficult is it going to be now given the numbers we're seeing to get back to that point. i think it will be it will take and concerted effort from everybody in this in that region says it's a shared responsibility policy planners individuals physicians all stakeholders and development partners to come together to ensure that their coverage is pretty high of say ninety five percent even ization coverage to ensure that these cases don't happen. measles cases people affected by from resolves and also they're completely preventable each of these deaths that we you have mentioned and we have seen in this region is an unexceptional tragedy and i think in the in the presence of such and cost effective and it's a vaccine these deaths are really on public bill and everybody need to do more i don't want we have been doi

three days of tranquility associated with the first or color of vaccine campaign across fourth fifth and sixth in the north of the country you recall that we were able to start to see the campaigns in the south of the country previously but we've never before been able to do it in the north and we are planning with almost three thousand health workers to vaccinate more than five hundred thousand individuals but the age of one year. the un's refugee agency has tweeted out a snapshot of just how bad things are in yemen right now saying this more than twenty two million people in need of aid almost eighteen million without enough to eat it also does mention cholera more than a million suspected cases as well as two million displaced two hundred eighty thousand refugees and asylum seekers we are now going to speak to the world health organization's topic just out of it she is joining us from geneva to discuss this this new warning on a possible new cholera outbreak in the country and the world health organization your organization in fact has called for three days of a ceasefire to allow

which were then given to children these are vaccines which are not dangerous they simply ineffective in effect useless so now you have thousands upon thousands of parents in china still not sure still not convinced they can trust the industry which provides vaccines for their children there really is a trust deficit in this area at the moment and a lot of anger in the streets when you speak to people about the scandal they say how can we trust our vaccine industry and of course foreign vaccines simply aren't available in china so people here in china have no option but to use the locally produced ones now we know also that some five hundred thousand ineffective vaccines were produced that's double the figure the government gave a month ago and that one hundred eighty eight thousand of these vaccines were administered to children we know also that fifteen officials from the company at the center of the scandal are still under investigation including its chairwoman. a boeing passenger plane is skidded off the runway while it's been landing in manila's airport it was raining when the in

in 2014 there was no vaccine. dr. francis, the vaccine came from him. >> it has to be approved. indexingan working on in the 1990's when no one paid attention, but we were concerned it might become important. there was a fundamental amount of science and work happening for a good 18 years before the crisis that struck in west africa in 2014. that being the case, this was in fact a program that developed the vaccine in record time. still, not in time to have much of an impact on the actual outbreak. by the time the vaccine was being distributed, public health majors were already resulting in the epidemic waning. vaccine,drc, this manufactured by merck based upon elaboration with nih -- the phase one trials were done in the nih credit -- clinical center -- that was distributed vaccinationring strategy and also giving it to health-care workers. we were happy to see the declaration this epidemic is now over. did the vaccine contribute to that? it is hard to tell. this was a limited outbreak. now tovery well situated deal with an ebola outbreak in the future. it was great to see how

authorities have begun the so-called ring vaccination campaign during which health workers will be vaccinated first. >> it's true that you want us to carry out mass vaccinations of the whole population. the scientific recommendations are thatt this is not the way we will stop the epidemic. if we want to stop the epidemic we must respect the rules, the codes that have been established. >> the ring vaccination strategy is the same method that was used to contain the last outbreak in the province during which 3300 people were vaccinated. another 3000 doses of the vaccine have been sent from kinshasa. after health workers are vaccinated, residents will receive their doses. say a u.s. prosecutors man arrested in a raid on a squalid compound in new mexico was training children living there to carry out school shootings. to 15 were aged one living on the compound in filthy conditions. there was no clean water or electricity. >> charged with 11 counts of he made his first appearance on wednesday along with another man and three women believed to be the mothers of the 11 children discovered in a squal

but the get issue a cross vaccination drive.ke a cross india is the battle against fake news, which is growing more challenging each day. figures obtained by virgin atlantic show that some passengers have had to wait more than two and a half hours to clear passport control at london's heathrow airport. the uk government is promising extra border staff but they also are saying they don't want to compromise on the passport checks. caroline davies reports. these are figures from frustrated airlines who think the uk border could be better managed. they say leaving people waiting at the border for several hours, orfor however long, is a bad first impression when they first get to the uk. this often happens to people from outside the european economic area, roughly outside europe's orders, from the rest of the world. so, why is it happening? according to the home office, they have blamed computer failures and they have said that they have had a large number of cases dealing with adults and children who are vulnerable. of course, there

, anti— mmr vaccine ina was anti— vaccine, anti— mmr vaccine in a context where there is a lot of confusion the objective was to some its trust, so people didn't know what to believe, because they pushed information that they didn't know as well, so it was really confusing, which is the point of these fake news campaigns, it is not the fake news, it is to erode public trust in the media so they don't know what to believe and then they turn off —— sow distrust. don't know what to believe and then they turn off -- sow distrust. does it worry you, laura, what you do is online, that, actually, when you look at the comments that sometimes follow on in the pages it is hard to tell how many come from real people? well, yes, i mean, obviously fake accounts are a problem. i mean, in terms of vaccines, i mean, unfortunately, you would be surprised, across the political spectrum people have mistrust of vaccines, it you know, what you would call a traditional, christian conservative in the us, and people you'd consider left—wing, almost hippy, also mistrust them because it is seen as a natural and it s

but the campaign is nationwide eleven million children aged between one and five being vaccinated. for the generally smooth operation with only some resistance. only i thought it would hurt four year old enzo in sao paolo said off the wigs his mother like thousands of our boys had no doubt. the outbreak hasn't reached out paolo but i think it's good to bring him since it's a campaign to prevent the illness it is not just about vaccination the brazilian authorities are also educating the children about the disease they tackle before but now hope they can defeat the good. in their al-jazeera. brazil if the o.p.'s federal government has taken over the administration of the eastern somali region a move it says is to restore law and order regional president resigned integrate to hand over power after fifty people were killed in the state capitols a take on saturday the violence began after the federal government deployed troops leading to a standoff with local paramilitary forces. august seventh marks twenty years since simultaneous u.s. embassy bombings in kenya and dar es salaam in ta

and we'll have the latest fallout from a vaccine scandal in china that's raised fears over the safety of drugs in the country. the u.s. has announced a new foreign policy initiative aimed at changing the behavior of the regime secretary of state my pump aoe says the white house is forming a task force to coordinate and run its policy on iran our hope is that one day soon we can reach a new agreement with iran but we must see major changes in the regime's behavior both inside and outside of its borders roselyn jordan has more from the united nations. the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o has unveiled what is being called the iran action group trying to make certain that all parts of the u.s. government are working on a strategy to compel iran to give up its nuclear weapons ambitions as well as to stop its efforts of supporting groups such as hamas hezbollah the who these in yemen and other such organizations that have been listed as terrorist groups under u.s. law even though this effort is now being unveiled the administration is denying charges that it is trying to push for regim

industry and of course foreign vaccines simply aren't available in china so people here in china have no option but to use the locally produced ones now we know also that some five hundred thousand ineffective vaccines were produced that's double the figure the government gave a month ago and that one hundred eighty eight thousand of these vaccines were administered to children we know also that fifteen officials from the company at the center of the scandal are still under investigation including its chairwoman. nepal's parliament is debating a bill that could make it difficult for women to pass on their citizenship to their children to say the proposal is discriminatory and they want to stop it so has more often come under. these women are protesting in the mid day heat and cut spending they say they refuse to be treated as second class citizens. because parliament is debating a new bill that says women need an apology husband in order for their children to be in a party citizen activists say the constitution itself which was adopted in two thousand and fifteen is discriminatory. al

for senior chinese officials have been dismissed over defective vaccines program which affected over one hundred eighty eight thousand children in shandong province as young brown has more now from the chinese capital. of the four officials who've been dismissed one is the deputy head of the organization responsible for regulating the drug industry here in china as well as the deputy governor of jilin province these dismissals were confirmed in a report in the people's daily overnight the people's daily is the newspaper of record here in china it said that the state council which is a body headed by president xi jinping had met to discuss the case and this was the result president xi jinping it seems has been playing an active role in the fallout of the scandal which appears to be widening now this all began back in july when it was revealed that the chunk chunk biotechnology company had been falsifying production records it produced vaccines which were then given to children these are vaccines which are not dangerous they simply ineffective in effect useless so now you have thousand

industry and of course foreign vaccines simply aren't available in china so people here in china have no option but to use the locally produced ones now we know also that some five hundred thousand ineffective vaccines were produced that's double the figure the government gave a month ago and that one hundred eighty eight thousand of these vaccines were administered to children we know also that fifteen officials from the company at the center of the scandal are still under investigation including its chairwoman. number of people killed in india's southern state of carola has now climbed to one hundred sixty four days of heavy rain has resulted in severe flooding which is being categorized as the worst in nearly a century thousands of people have been forced out of their homes as rescue efforts continue to help those trapped mali's president. has won reelection with sixty seven percent of the runoff vote his main rivals see say got thirty three percent say has rejected the results and promised to contest them voter turnout for the runoff in july was low and some polling stations didn'

when it comes to mmr vaccines that the huge issue.r day they reported that as a problem with measles that is europe—wide and as a result of less and fewer people getting vaccines. it's the wakefield cohort. barr, rachel, thank you very much that the papers. a more leisurely one coming up at 1130. do join us again for that, i will be back with the 11 o'clock news and you can see the front pages of the paper is online on the bbc news website. and if you missed this or wa nt to website. and if you missed this or want to watch again any time of the night with a glass of water at the bbci player. i'll be back at 11. thank you. hello, good evening. we have seen cooler, fresher feel across the whole of the uk today. we will take you back to wednesday when the temperature at lincolnshire was 27 celsius. today it was 19 in durham. there was seven celsius. to make it even cooler i think over the coming few days. the cooler fresher air is shown by all this cloud here which is drawing in the showers and those come from behind this band of cloud e

scandal vaccines substandard vaccines that emerged were given to children for things like tetanus typhoid and also hooping cough as well as rabies but as we now know those vaccines were sub standard and then just a few days ago there was a curious essay that was published online it was written by a prominent chinese academic and he criticized president xi jinping and said it was time for the communist party to look again at what happened in one thousand nine hundred ninety when those protests ended in so many people dying he said it was chime for the chinese government to re-evaluate what happened in one thousand nine hundred nine and he also said it was time for the party to reverse its decision to end two term limits for president xi jinping president xi at the moment of course arguably the most powerful chinese leader since chairman mao. but look at the top stories this hour iran is bracing for the first round of u.s. sanctions to come into force following donald transfers draw from the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal access to a u.s. bank notes will be blocked and cars carpets a

but the campaign is nationwide eleven million children aged between one and five being vaccinated. for the generally smooth operation with only some resistance. i thought it would hurt four year old enzo in sao paolo said afterwards his mother like thousands of others had no doubts. that the outbreak hasn't reached south palo but i think it's good to bring him since it's a campaign to prevent the illness it is not just about vaccination the brazilian authorities are also educating the children about the disease before but now hope they can defeat the good. one else brazil a new wildfire has broken out in california burning hundreds of hectares of scrub in a matter of hours planes and helicopters are battling the flames in a tribute canyon in orange county people in the community of holy gym have been told to leave their homes as a precaution they army sending troops to help emergency crews battling more than one hundred twenty fires across the western united states phoenix business partner a poor man a ford has taken the stand against him on a ford is the former donald trump presid

scandal vaccines substandard vaccines that emerged were given to children for things like tetanus typhoid and also hooping cough as well as rabies but as we now know those vaccines were sub standard and then just a few days ago there was a curious essay that was published online it was written by a prominent chinese academic and he criticized president xi jinping and said it was time for the communist party to look again at what happened in one thousand nine hundred ninety when those protests ended in so many people dying he said it was chime for the chinese government to re-evaluate what happened in one thousand nine hundred nine and he also said it was time for the party to reverse its decision to end two term limits for president xi jinping president xi at the moment of course arguably the most powerful chinese leader since chairman mao still ahead for you on the program venezuela's health crisis spills into brazil causing a deadly measles outbreak. a weekend of gun violence in chicago leaves at least eleven people dead but police insist the later rate is dropping and the nascar driver

bexsero is a vaccine to help prevent meningitis b in 10-25 year olds.meningitis b is uncommon, that's not a chance we're willing to take. meningitis b is different from the meningitis most teens were probably vaccinated against when younger. we're getting the word out against meningitis b. our teens are getting bexsero. bexsero should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects are pain, redness or hardness at the injection site; muscle pain; fatigue; headache; nausea; and joint pain. bexsero may not protect all individuals. tell your healthcare professional if you're pregnant or if you have received any other meningitis b vaccines. ask your healthcare professional about the risks and benefits of bexsero and if vaccination with bexsero is right for your teen. moms, we can't wait. ♪ maria: welcome back. now a look at some big market events coming up in the week ahead that could impact your wallet. this, the final week of summer going into labor day. on monday we start the week with data from the dall

. -- vaccines for infants.which are compulsory in china, were supposed to protect kids from diphtheria, whooping cough, and tetanus. >> it is fair to say it happens -- that producing low-quality product happens in many other countries too. the difference is, in china due to the large population, every problem gets amplified. >> data for rabies vaccines were also found to have been fabricated. some parents even ticketed government offices, and many flew to hong kong for foreign-made shots. the government had no choice but to address the public outcry. >> i think we are seeing a tipping point now where social media is becoming more influential than traditional news outlets. the government cannot control social media like they could with traditional media, so they are having to address those issues like never before. >> in a rare reaction to public outcry, president xi jinping personally called the vaccine scandal shocking, and vaccine maker executives were detained within 48 hours after the initial clamor on soci

i want people to get the vaccination. >> you mentioned it is not a live vaccine, flu inside the shot. i hear people said i got the flu shot and then i got stick. >> it is not a vaneer to all illnesss that can happen. it is targeted against a specific strain. you can get other problems. it is not to say that you cannot get sick from something else. it is the aspect of correlation and not causation. i think people should understand that. >> when do you get your flu shot? >> typically around october. sometimes i get a second. >> all good talk with you. coming up on mornings on 2, a new school year is underway at san jose university. the college is getting recognition across the country. we speak life to the college's president -- live with the college's president about the new honor for the college from money magazine. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resid

industry and of course foreign vaccines simply aren't available in china so people here in china have no option but to use the locally produced ones now we know also that some five hundred thousand ineffective vaccines were produced that's double the figure the government gave a month ago and that one hundred eighty eight thousand of these vaccines were administered to children we know also that fifteen officials from the company at the center of the scandal are still under investigation including its chairwoman. relatives of victims of tuesday's bridge collapse in italy are boycotting events to commemorate their loved ones they're angry over allegations that negligence was to blame for the disaster which killed thirty eight people now this comes as the government considers revoking concessions and giving fines to the company in charge of the bridge they've achieved there has this report from genoa they've already started to bury the dead in a series of private funerals but the search for survivors still continues under the rubble of the collapsed bridge the rescuers are using heavy l

three days is tranquility associated with the first or color of vaccine campaign across fourth fifth and sixth in the north of the country you recall that we were able to start to see the campaigns in the south of the country previously but we've never before been able to do it in the north and we are planning with almost three thousand health workers to vaccinate more than five hundred thousand individuals of the age of one year. we're joined now by our correspondent mohamad though he is live for us in neighboring djibouti and the a w.h.o. mohammed really underscoring the need for a portion of fighting here but all the warring parties likely to listen to them. well so far there's no sign of god the u.n. special envoy to yemen much english is has been shuttling between the. fight is on the saudi you and you coalition as well as their partners the pro-government militias are so far has not been able to obtain a cease fire agreement the last talks that's going to take place according to the u.n. special envoy is going to be on the sixth of september in geneva and that might be too late

, babies too young to be vaccinated, people with cancer who can't be vaccinated. >> health officialsuires all kindergarten through 12th grade students to get the vaccine unless they have a medical reason not to. live in san jose, matt keller, abc ne abc 7 news. >>> your favorite breakfast cereal could have weed killer in them. that is the claim. the chemical at issue is made by monsanto. the environmental working group tested 45 products including cereals, oatmeal and snack bars and found 30 had higher levels of glyphosate than what some consider safe and these are brand names you know. among them quaker old fashioned oats, cheer yols and nature valley gra noll lo. we have the list on abc7news.com and our abc 7 news app. the food companies claim this morning their products are safe and you'll recall that this is the second time in recent days that glyphosate has made headlines. just last week a bay area jury awarded $289 million to a school groundskeeper who claimed that glyphosate gave him lymphoma. >>> now an abc 7 news live desk update. >> this story getting attention this morning

it's much easier to vaccinate a child or to build a school. that's not easy but it's relatively straightforward compared with building honest tax authorities and honest governments and tackling corruption. it doesn't mean we shouldn't try. >> right. the obvious question is are all these questions which are feeling besieged today whether by immigration or refugees or any number of populist politics. the economy. are they going to do it? are they going to have the will? >> if we say to them we are going to stop piling up priorities onto you, stop telling you what to do and how do to it, we want you to come up with a plan to bring your nation together, bring disputed parties together, develop your country and we will back you. that's a far better prospect of long-term success and they're surprised not just to governments, but also the imf, big institutions. sometimes they treat fajragile states the same as they treat other countries. the imf, it's pointless saying to the poorest country in the world you got to have the same sort of program of the

them against ebola and we now have lots of data that vaccinating people against these contacts against paula brands additional infections one of the issues if i understand it correctly from the previous outbreak and in fact from our breaks prior to that one was the lack of information the lack of understanding of how this the virus spreads how this illness can spread is that still the case and is there a wider issue about how about the education surrounding ball in the country so there's no lack of information from a scientific standpoint we know exactly what happens the disease is natural in bats and people get infected directly from bats or from eating infected bushmeat and then if there can be a large amount of person to person spread during a funeral or potentially during a how key are in a health care setting so we know the science of ebola but what's missing is the education of communities to help them understand that sometimes in the midst of all these people who have fever and getting sick and dying there's potentially cases of a bolo that are very contagious and can infect oth

in the last two weeks nearly thirteen hundred people have been vaccinated congo's national institute for biomedical research is also testing a new drug for a bowl of patients made in the u.s. ten patients have received it and responded well. when we went to there were five or six patients and two in a severe state i said we need to treat everyone we can't only administer to the less serious cases some of them were very serious and in particular a child who had bloody stools and after this treatment he is now recovering slowly . the d.l.c. had just emerged from another ebola outbreak some two thousand kilometers away in the core in the way extent it was declared over in july just a week before this one was discovered thirty three people died it was the first time a bola vaccine was used in an outbreak and was created with containing the sprayed . this time being more challenging cases a screed across two of the most populated provinces in the country borders which again. and it's an active conflict zone between rebel and government forces so. demick in north kivu is going to bring a l

which were then given to children these are vaccines which are not dangerous they simply ineffective in effect useless so now you have thousands upon thousands of parents in china still not sure still not convinced they can trust the industry which provides vaccines for their children there really is a trust deficit in this area at the moment and a lot of anger in the streets when you speak to people about the scandal they say how can we trust our vaccine industry and of course foreign vaccines simply aren't available in china so people here in china have no option but to use the locally produced ones now we know also that some five hundred thousand ineffective vaccines were produced that's double the figure the government gave a month ago and that one hundred eighty eight thousand of these vaccines were administered to children we know also that fifteen officials from the company at the center of the scandal are still under investigation including its chairwoman. greek's oversees all raising hundreds of thousands of dollars to help victims of fires that swept through the results eas

posting a message there on an anti-vaccine site. the kid was super sick.o ll, th no longer seeing patients as she's being investigated for disclosing the boy's condition. >>> actor john goodman is offering his take on how "roseanne" may be written off when the rest of the cast returns this fall in a new spin-off called "the conners." goodman told the british newspaper he wasn't sure how it would go but speculating that his character, dan, will probably be mopey and sad because his wife has died. >> there was going to have to be a dramatic way to address why she wasn't on the show. killing off the character of roseanne conners seems like the most natural way of getting rid of roseanne barr. >> it came to an end when she was fired over a racist twist. goodman says he is certain she is not a racist. >> the sex abuse scandal about asia argento. rose mcgowan ace she's seen the text message proving misconduct. mcgowan had this message, quote, do the right thing, be the person you wish harvey could have been. argento has denied bennett's claims. >>> serena willia

of cholera in yemen and has called for a cease fire in the north of the country to allow for a vaccination campaign. and at least thirty nine people have been killed and eighty injured in a suicide attack on a shia mosque in afghanistan people say two suicide bombers opened fire before blowing themselves up during friday prayers. british prime minister to resign may is meeting french president emanuel to try to soften his resistance to her briggs it plan the leaders are holding talks at this summer residence in bragg on seoul may needs to win allies in europe after her briggs blueprint ran into opposition at home with two senior ministers resigning in protest last month. david chaytor is in paris for us watching as best he can what's going on in the summer residence david is to reason may be going to come away with some sort of endorsement from the french president for her brags that plan. john i very much doubt it but it's a lovely spot for the alfresco meeting between two reason may and emanuel mackerel out in the out in the garden of the fort on the french riviera it certainly should be

bexsero is a vaccine to help prevent meningitis b in 10-25 year olds. even if meningitis b is uncommon, that's not a chance we're willing to take. meningitis b is different from the meningitis most teens were probably vaccinated against when younger. we're getting the word out against meningitis b. our teens are getting bexsero. bexsero should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects are pain, redness or hardness at the injection site; muscle pain; fatigue; headache; nausea; and joint pain. bexsero may not protect all individuals. tell your healthcare professional if you're pregnant or if you have received any other meningitis b vaccines. ask your healthcare professional about the risks and benefits of bexsero and if vaccination with bexsero is right for your teen. moms, we can't wait. ♪ not in this house. 'cause that's no so-so family. that's your family. which is why you didn't grab just any cheese. you picked up new kraft expertly paired mozzarella and parmesan for pizzahyeah! kraft. family gr

. >> the disease can be deadly, especially if you haven't been vaccinated. country's on pace to see the highest number of cases since 2014, which was a record-setting year. >> abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen explains what to worry about and what to do to protect yourself. >> health officials across the country are monitoring the spread of measles after a new report released by the centers for disease control and prevention shows that we could be in for a rough year. >> measles spreads like wildfire among people that aren't vaccinated. >> measles is a highly contagious airborne virus that is spread through coughing and sneezing. in most case, symptoms show up about two weeks after exposure. through mid-july, at least 107 cases have been confirmed by the cdc with eight cases reported by santa clara county. a county outbreak occurred in march when a county ready who had not been vaccinated traveled to europe and brought the virus back with him to the county. >> protect someone else who might not be able to get vaccinated. >> county health officer dr. sarah cod

now initially it was thought that about two hundred fifty thousand of these vaccines had been produced we now know that in fact it was double that so that's the that's the latest figure half a million fake vaccines were produced and one hundred eighty eight thousand of those ineffective vaccines were given to children are the government continues to insist that these vaccines are not dangerous they are just ineffective but people are very worried here you know you cannot underestimate the real anger there is amongst ordinary people. here in china i remember when the scandal broke in july going to a hospital here in beijing and talking to some of the anxious parents who were queuing up with their children not knowing if their children's lives were in danger and i member one grandfather shaking with rage said you know those responsible should be executed and executed quickly you cannot underestimate the that the anger that there is here at the moment and just a few weeks ago daryn there was a protest by a group of parents whose children had received these vaccines that protest happened o