and so west texas officials are expecting this could potentially keep growing. they update us on tuesdays and fridays. right now there have been 22 hospitalizations. and as you said, one death of a school age child, the first death from measles in this country since 2015. and we have been hearing about sporadic cases popping up across the united states. but the west texas outbreak is by far the largest. there is obviously local spread happening there. a lot of these cases that we've been hearing about are travel related cases. folks go to another country, maybe they're not vaccinated. they come back with measles. whether those cases turn into outbreaks to a large extent depends on how vaccinated the people around those cases are. and so luckily, in many of these cases, we've seen that confined to a single case or maybe 1 or 3 cases, but they haven't continued to spread. but we are off to a really accelerated start for measles cases in 2025. if you look at this graphic, the purple line there, 164 cases just so far this year of measles in the united states. and th

boots on the ground and ramping up vaccine availability he is in direct contact with doctors if west texas thenches have treated most of the patients, 108 patients in the last 48 hours. >> dr. siegel: kennedy says cod liver oil with vitamin a and d and that they are working. >> there are people who cannot be -- who should not be vaccinated in the community because they have autoimmune disease. >> dr. siegel: he also believes that vaccine injury is under reported. >> the cdc in the past has not done a good job at qua quantifyg the risk of vaccines we are

nearly 150 cases have been confirmed in west texas where an unvaccinated child became the first persondie of measles in the u.s. in a decade. >>> now to oscar night. a night to celebrate hollywood's best and honor the victims of the l.a. wildfires. the 97th academy awards was full of big orchestral numbers, celebrity singalongs, and a triumphant hosting debut for conan o'brien. there were several snubs and surprises. danya bacchus has a wrap-up of the big moments from los angeles. >> reporter: the oscars love was spread around on a night where it was anyone's guess who would take home some of the top awards. in the end, it was the indie film "anora" that came out on top. "anora," the strip club cinderella story without a fairytale ending was the night's big winner with five award including best picture. >> if film was made on the blood, sweat, and tears -- >> reporter: mikey madison beat demi moore to win for leading actress. >> a dream come true. i'm probably going to wake up tomorrow. >> reporter: "the brutalist" grabbed three oscars including best lead actor award. >> i believe if t

nearly 230 reported cases in west texas and in new mexico.this helps underscore really how fast measles spreads, doesn't it, fredricka? >> measles is one of the most infectious agents there is. you know what we call we in infectious disease talk about something called the r-naught, which is how good a virus is infecting. when we think about covid, for example, the r naught is about 3 to 5. that means one person infects 3 to 5 other people. measles are not a 17 means one person infected will infect 17 other individuals. so the transmissibility of measles is very, very high. if you have measles, you're in a room. you are breathing, then you leave. measles stays in the air for about two hours, so somebody else comes into the room who hasn't been vaccinated. they'll get they'll get exposed to the air. they'll be they'll be infected. >> someone's coughing, sneezing, that type of thing. just simply breathing. >> correct. >> oh my gosh. all of that. >> so it's very transmissible. and that's why if you are unvaccinated, chances are if you get exposed

yeah, so if you look at the number of cases, really the first ones were just reported in these west texasnties at the end of january. so these have been climbing quickly through the month of february. we're now approaching 160 cases. we expect our next update from texas on friday, if not sooner. and that includes 22 hospitalizations and the death of a school aged child that you mentioned, which was the first death from measles in this country in a decade. now, this outbreak in west texas is the largest one we're seeing in the united states right now. but we have been hearing about cases in multiple states across the country. 11 states, to our count at this moment. many of these cases are travel related folks who are unvaccinated, going to another country where measles is spreading and coming back with measles. the big decider about whether they spread measles to other people often is how vaccinated the people around them are. and we know that in gaines county, the vaccination rate, particularly among school aged children, is especially low. just about 80%. and you want to keep measles vac

the measles outbreak in west texas has now grown to almost 150 cases. most of the cases involve cchildrebetween the ages of five and 17 years old. however, the state's health services commissioner tells cnn that number is likely higher. joining us now is doctor rob davidson. he's an emergency room physician and executive director of the private advocacy group committee to protect healthcare. great to see you. so as as someone who is on the healthcare front lines, how concerned are you about the speed of the spread of measles? >> well. >> measles is. >> terrifying, right? we know that. >> it spreads so. >> fast in average infected. >> individual will spread it. >> to about. >> 18 people. >> pretty quickly. >> and it's really. >> a disease. >> of. >> unvaccinated people. i think the data i have seen said 95% of. >> the. >> cases are in unvaccinated people. you know, people who are. >> vaccinated even before. >> 1989 who only. >> got one. >> dose of vaccine. >> could be more at risk. >> people who have immunocompromised. >> status, pregnant. >> women, peop

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>> celtic city. >> streaming exclusively on max in west texas. >> texas.worsening measles outbreak. health officials now report nearly 200 confirmed cases in the area. that's up from 159 just on tuesday. an unvaccinated texas child died from the virus last week. 23 have been hospitalized. the bulk of cases, 137, are in gaines county, where the outbreak was first identified. now, there might be a second measles death in a neighboring new mexico county, where 30 people have gotten the disease. health officials there are investigating. the virus caused the death of an unvaccinated person who tested positive for measles, but did not seek medical attention. nick watt has more now from texas. >> the epicenter. >> of the measles. >> outbreak is rural. >> gaines county. why here? why now? is this coming from the mennonite community? >> that's the. biggest cohort. >> of the. >> population that. >> is unvaccinated. and so the. predominant people that are we're seeing with it are in the mennonite community. >> but it's not only them. >> the mennonites are. >> anabapt

health officials now reporting 198 confirmed cases in west texas.t is 39 more infections since an update on tuesday, when 159 cases were reported and the majority of these cases, about 3 in 4 of them, are in kids 17 and under. often those are people who don't have a say in whether they are vaccinated or not. they are minors. a six year old unvaccinated child died from the virus last week, and we're now learning there might be a second measles death, this time in neighboring in a neighboring county in new mexico, health officials say they are investigating if the virus caused the death of an unvaccinated person who tested positive for the disease. the person did not seek medical attention before their death. joining us now is doctor f perry wilson, associate professor of public health at yale university. and i know hearing news like that is just it's so tragic, i think because of how vaccinations could have prevented this. but i wonder what you think about this new updated vaccination recommendation coming from the texas from texas health officials i

he also praised two west texas doctors who were using these unconventional methods.ne of those doctors has faced disciplinary action for his treatments in the past. cnn's meg tirrell is joining us now with the very latest. what exactly is rfk jr.. suggesting doctors use to treat measles, which we should note they wouldn't have to do if people got the vaccination. >> yeah. >> sarah, he talked. >> about this in an interview with fox. >> news earlier this. >> week, saying that. >> he had talked to doctors. >> treating folks on the front lines in texas. take a listen to what he said. >> richard bartlett is. >> an. >> emergency room physician from midland and and amarillo, and they have treated most of the patients, actually over 108 patients in the last 48 hours. and they're getting very, very good results. they report from. budesonide, which is a steroid. it's a 30 year old steroid. and there and clarithromycin and also cod liver oil which has high high concentrations of vitamin a and vitamin d. and they're saying what they describe as almost miraculous and instantaneou

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and you can see how quickly this outbreak in west texas has been growing. the first cases were really just reported at the end of january, and now we're approaching 160 cases. um, and of course, we have been hearing about other cases in other states in the united states. now, 11 states are reporting measles cases in 2025. now, texas is by far the largest outbreak we are seeing in this country right now. and it continues to grow. a lot of the cases that we are seeing in other states around the country are travel related cases. so somebody went to another country and came back. oftentimes we don't hear about any other cases or not many other cases and all of that. almost all of that comes down to how vaccinated the people are, who are around those cases. and so we're continuing to follow these closely. but to give you some perspective on how 2025 looks compared with even just the previous two years in terms of measles cases, you can see we're already at more than 160 cases in the u.s. now, and that number is actually even higher. that's based on cdc's last up

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an unvaccinated infant, who was exposed to the virus during a vacation overseas. >> reporter: in west texaster of that outbreak that killed one child, dr. leila myrick has already seen at least ten patients alone in her clinic. >> we have a few patients that have to be transferred to the more tertiary care centers in the larger city that has greater resources in terms of icu and things like that. >> reporter: and in lubbock shanae brown anxiously awaiting the moment she can get her baby vaccinated. she's only a few weeks old and can't get the shots until she turns 1. >> that's especially with the first case of someone dying recently. >> reporter: it's not just texas. new cases of the measles are being detected in other states, the cdc reporting at least 164 cases in 9 states, just 2 months into 2025, more than half of last year's total, and according to the cdc, the measles vaccine is 97% effective after those two doses, and with cases rising they're really urging parents to ensure their children are up to date. whit. >> whit: important information. morgan, thank you. >>> meantime, back in

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ten cases have been identified in new mexico while just across state lines in west texas the number has risen to 159 cases. a child in texas died last week, marking the first measles death in the u.s. in a decade. in an op-ed health and human services secretary robert f. kennedy jr. said the decision to vaccinate is a personal one but wrote that vaccines not only protect individual children from measles but also contribute to community immunity. officials say many of those who have gotten measles over the past month have not been vaccinated, tom. >> all right. emilie, we thank you for that. >>> we now want to head over to the vatican. and we're hearing the pope's first public words to supporters after days in the hospital as he battles double pneumonia. anne thompson joins us now live from the vatican. anne, what did he tell those gathered? and maybe more importantly, how did he sound? >> reporter: well, tom, his voice was strained but as one person said to me tonight, just to hear the pope was an answered prayer. the taped message to the crowd gathered for the nightly rosary was short

there's been ten recent measles cases in new mexico and an outbreak in west texas killed an unvaccinated child and sickened nearly 160 people. >>> this morning the vatican said the pope had a good night's rest as he continues to battle pneumonia. yesterday he thanked the faithful a message recorded in his native spanish [ speaking in a global language ] >> the message was broadcast to worshippers gathered for the nightly prayer in st. peter's square. it's the first time we've -- we're hearing from the 88-year-old pontiff since he entered the hospital three weeks ago. >>> well, another uncrewed spacex "starship" mega rocket blew up during a test flight. minutes after the 400-foot rocket blasted off from texas yesterday, its engine shut down, and it exploded. elon musk's private space company lost contact with the spacecraft as it went into an out-of-control spin. video shows fiery debris streaked through the sky near south florida and the bahamas. in january another "starship" test flight also exploded after launch. >> the problem for nasa is they want to land astronauts on the moon in ab

it started in west texas in late january. now, texas says the number of cases has soared to 198. meanwhile, new mexico has 30 reported cases, all from a county that borders texas. health leaders say the numbers are probably higher because many people are not getting tested. a six year old in texas died from the virus last week, making it the first measles death in the united states in a decade. new mexico is investigating a suspected measles death in an adult. health experts are continuing to urge people to get the measles vaccine if they have not. a rush hour surprise in florida. a wandering swan stepping right onto a busy highway. take a look. police and community service officers in orlando see it there. tried to intercept the bird, but it took off into the other lanes. officers chased behind it, trying to stop traffic in the process. they were eventually able to capture it and took it to a reserve for evaluation. the initial examination indicates the swan isn't native to that area. i wonder if they cover swan capture in the police academy. not only is lady gaga celebrating th

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officials have reported ten cases in new mexico and west texas. the number has risen to 159 cases. a child in texas died last week, marking the first measles death in the u.s. in a decade. >>> well, spacex's mega rocket spaceflight cut short by an explosion this time, the same way january's test also ended, around 8 minutes into the flight, several engines appeared to cut off as starship was accelerating into space. then communication was lost completely. space launch debris forced temporary ground stops at airports across florida. debris was seen streaking across the sky and the caribbean and turks and caicos where a public advisory was issued. in a statement, spacex said it will conduct a thorough investigation into the incident in coordination with the faa. >>> well, there is a new winter storm that is marching into the weekend. nbc meteorologist angie lassman is tracking that one for us. good morning to you, angie. >> hi, richard, good morning to you. we do indeed have snow and a mix of rain that we're tracking across the middle of the county. notice where the winter alerts are,

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inflation has increased, consumer sentiment has fallen, there is now a measles outbreak in west texas even though measles was deemed eradicated a number of years ago, the stock market is tanking, and the administration has done nothing to help reduce the price of eggs. in fact you can't find eggs in a number of places. and they made it worse i firing people who work on bird flu research. those are the actions of donald trump. he is harming america. we will see what happens tonight, but he can't escape the really bad record he has already set forth. >> [indiscernible] rep. aguilar: this is absolutely harmful but we have said donald trump will make america less safe and more expensive. that is exactly what he is doing. rarely would we acknowledge rupert murdoch at the wall street journal, but they called this the dumbest trade war in american history and we agree. retaliatory tariffs will be coming from those countries. this is going to make auto parts, energy, things american use, more expensive. that is terrible. the american people are absolutely going to feel it. republicans are ack

and this update comes days after the virus claimed the life of a west texas child, marking the first measles death in the united states in a decade. joining us now, doctor peter hotez, the director for the center for vaccine development at the texas children's hospital. doctor hotez, thank you for being here with us. um, i i'd love to just get your thoughts first on on how we're continuing to see this outbreak grow and of course, this devastating news that for the first time in a decade, we had a child who died from measles in the united states. >> yeah. >> no, jessica, it's a horrible tragedy. i mean. >> this is. >> a school aged. >> child who is. >> unvaccinated. >> whose life would have. >> been saved had. >> that. >> child received. >> uh. >> at least one. >> dose of the. >> mmr vaccine, the. >> measles. >> mumps. >> rubella vaccine. >> and probably. >> by the age. >> of five two. >> so this child did not. >> have to. >> lose his or her life. and and by the way, we still. >> have another. >> 20 kids. uh. >> by some estimates. >> in, in. >> the. >> children's hospitals, uh, mostly

the outbreak began in west texas back in january. there are now more than 160 cases of measles across ten states. texas health leaders gave an update today on that outbreak. doctors are treating 146 cases. the disease killed a six year old child earlier this week in the town where that child died. 90% of people are vaccinated, but health care leaders are urging those who are not to reconsider. vice president j.d. vance is responding to pope francis disapproval over the trump administration's plans for mass deportations. earlier this month, the pope sent a letter to u.s. bishops saying deportation deprives people of their dignity and will end badly. today, the vp spoke at the national catholic prayer breakfast in washington. he led a prayer for the pope, who was hospitalized with pneumonia. but then he said he's surprised by the pope's criticism. he also warned americans not to focus on all the comments that come out of the catholic church. a shower of glass in new york city today, after two window washers smashed into the side of a bu

new tonight on cnn. >> the measles outbreak in west texas and eastern new mexico has grown to more than200 cases. most of them are children 17 and younger who have not been vaccinated. officials are expected to release the latest numbers tuesday. in the meantime, cnn's nick watt talked to people in the middle of the outbreak to find out why those numbers continue to go up. >> the epicenter of the measles outbreak. >> is. >> rural gaines county. why here? >> why now? is this coming from the mennonite community? >> that's the biggest cohort of the population that is unvaccinated. >> and so. >> the predominant people that are we're seeing with it are in the mennonite community. but it's not only them. >> the mennonites. >> are anabaptists who farmed around here since the 1970s. tina simmons runs a museum. >> it literally goes back to the 1500s. >> back in germany. >> charting her people's centuries long flight from religious persecution and their time here in texas. >> under a normalen gehÖren. >> she's now translating health department offers of vaccines. >> for heroin. >> cannon getroffe

over the course of the last month, at least 146 children, mostly unvaccinated children in west texas, have contracted the measles. this outbreak has led to a push publicly to have children be vaccinated for the mmr vaccine. and that went as far as last night in an op ed. the secretary kennedy himself penning a declarative statement urging parents to seriously look at and vaccinate their children with the mmr vaccine, writing in part that, quote, parents play a pivotal role in safeguarding their children's health. all parents should consult with their health care providers to understand their options to get the mmr vaccine. the decision to vaccinate is a personal one. vaccines not only protect individual children from measles, but also contribute to community immunity, protecting those who are unable to be vaccinated due to medical reasons. now, just four years ago, it was robert f kennedy jr. who suggested publicly as a means of undermining the mmr vaccine credibility, told the gathering that he was speaking in front of that vitamin a and chicken soup was the cure to measles. of cours

health officials in west texas report nearly 200 confirmed cases. that's up from 159 tuesday. the majority are among children aged 17 and under. the new mexico health department reported 30 measles cases friday. officials there are investigating the cause of death of an unvaccinated person who tested positive for the disease. the texas reported that its first measles death last month was a school aged child who was not vaccinated. health officials in both states expect the cases to increase because measles is highly contagious. more now from cnn's medical correspondent meg tirrell. >> well, these cases of. measles in west texas and new mexico are spreading so quickly that the. >> total number. >> of measles cases in the u.s. >> this year. >> just through. >> the beginning. >> of march, is now approaching. what we saw in all of the year of 2024. and the figures that we see here are actually an undercount because they don't include friday's update from texas and new mexico. so we're getting even closer to that figure. on friday, we learned that texas's cases have now grown to 19

as we're watching this outbreak in west texas play out.l tell you, i was in west texas earlier this week where health officials on the ground there were even telling parents who have children under the one year mark when that vaccination is typically administered to talk to their doctors about possibly getting it earlier as they are dealing with that outbreak there. and i want to play some of what one of the doctors on the front lines there, doctor anna montanez, had to say about those vaccinations. >> with one dose of the. >> vaccine. >> your protection is anywhere. >> from 90. >> to 93%, right? that's impressive. after the second dose, the protection rate goes up to 97 to 100%. and to put that into perspective, sort of, i'll say, if you could buy two lottery tickets and be guaranteed 97% chance of winning the lottery, would you do it? all you needed was two tickets. all you need is two vaccines and you will be protected almost 100%. >> and i want to also talk about adult vaccinations for a minute. so most adults who were born before 1957

officials have reported ten cases in new mexico and in west texas. the numbers have risen to 159 cases. a child in texas died last week, marking the first measles death in the u.s. in one decade. >>> spacex, the latest starship rocket test flight once again cut short by an explosion. the same way january's test ended as well. around eight minutes into the flight, several engines appeared to cut off as starship was still accelerating into space. then communication was lost completely. space launch debris forced temporary ground stops at airports across florida. debris was also seen streaking across the sky in the caribbean and turks and caicos, where a public advisory was issued. in a statement, spacex said it will conduct a thorough investigation into the incident in coordination with the faa. >>> well, my friends, a new winter storm is marching into the weekend. but that's okay. angie lassman is here to save us. good morning to you, angie. >> here to save you indeed with a little information for what you need to know this weekend. we've got a little

the worst outbreak in west texas, 20 people have been hospitalized.e's sam brock. >> reporter: tonight, there are now more than 160 measles cases in ten states, kentucky and washington reporting their first patients. but texas has seen the most infections, 146 statewide and the death of a 6-year-old child. san antonio officials warning hundreds if not thousands of people may have been exposed by a recent infected visitor. >> i want to take this podium to send a plea out, urge the community, we say this every phone call, if you are sick, stay home. don't go to the movie theater, don't go to large restaurants. >> reporter: how infectious is measles? >> measles is the most infectious virus we know of right now. >> reporter: dr. ronald cook oversees public health in lubbock, texas, a city where 20-plus children are currently hospitalized. >> that's a significant number. we consider children and young adolescents, teenagers, to be our healthy patient population. >> reporter: one mom who grew up in a developing country telling us why she's rushing to get he

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tomorrow, omar villafranca reports from west texas, the center of the measles outbreak. >> john: popetill battling pneumonia thanked well-wishers for their prayers in a message recorded in his native spanish. >> [speaking spanish] >> john: the pope is 88. he is in stable condition. >> maurice: and a federal judge ruled president trump did not have the power to fire gwynne wilcox from the national labor relations board and ordered her reinstated. the case is now likely to reach the supreme court. >> john: the president is expected to sign an executive order as soon this week, dismantling the education department. >> maurice: nancy cordes joins us now from the white house, and nancy, why is the president so focused on putting this one department out of business? >> reporter: well, maurice, president trump says this is all about sending the power back to the states so they can make their own decisions about education. one problem with that, though, is that the department of education actually doesn't have any say right now in what is taught in local schools. by law, that is left to the s

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and for a time the stow come down through new mexico, even to west texas. but that's the temper or do you think by the time we get to the end of the weekend, the rooms we stopped to spread the applicant and the rapid sol follows it. the 5 years out through the virus was discovered, a quarter of the world's population remains on vaccinated for cove at 19. this is the record, right? if i can you one right? o g 0 investigates if a global hands image treaty can and vaccine and that could see the floss in the curved point now to 0 or in a world where discrimination is right. 5 women deal with as long as she looked at the image and she was like, you know, the toy of like a tory stuff like slick put into the servers. look like challenging stereotypes. with that have scott as a source of strength, faith and identity. i am the 1st visit the most and women to as a represent lunch, assisted to cancel my her job. my choice on al jazeera, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you watching images here. a reminder of our top story is the south, the police chief in serious pull the cit

west texas intermediate crude, 66.99 a barrel. bitcoin, a lot of headlines there. lower by 6.2%. briefly, after earnings, keep an eye on broadcom commit down day for big tech, down day for the rest of the market. broadcom up by 5.4%. shares of hewlett-packard plunging after earnings, down by 6%. recapping on this jobs friday, dow, s&p, nasdaq all in the red, drop of .4%. "balance of power continues" right now. back we go to washington. once again, your hosts, joe mathieu and kailey leinz. kailey: i'm kailey leinz alongside joe mathieu on this jobs friday. jobs day actually coincides with pretty lengthy remarks from fed chair jay powell before the fed enters its blackout period. march meeting the week after next. the fed is not expected to do anything of that meeting and the chairman basically confirmed it, suggesting there was no hurry to make furtherpo