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in 2016, there were more than 40,000 cases of zika, mostly in ics.ritories, especially puerto rico. j glor: and jon is here now. jon, tripling sounds very alarming. why is this happening? >> reporter: a number of possibilities, jeff. for one thing, climate change may be playing a role, with warmer temperatures leading to longer breeding seasons. haey spread geographically. and you remember that the world is getting smaller, so during the zika epidemic, there were infected travelers who brought the virus up here from places like mexico and brazil. and i have a great tip from the c.d.c.: if you're coming inside from a tick-infected area, tumble dry your clothes in a hot dryer for ten minutes to try to kill the hitchhiking ticks. >> glor: and watch out for those seds this summer especially. all right, jon lapook, thank you very much. as much of the nation warms up right now, tens of millions could be hit by severe storms rmer the next few days. large hail storms fell today in slorado. a taste, perhaps, of what's ahead over the next 48 hours or so. meteo

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. >> reporter: you know the names -- zika, lyme, west nile. some of the diseases spread by mosquitos, ticks and fleas. now just in time for summer, the cdc says insect-borne illnesses are on the rise, tripling in 13 years, from 27,000 to 96,000, warning states should be doing more to fight off the insects. >> what we found is that four out of five mosquito control operations in the country are not fully prepared. >> reporter: bob sabatino, a retired new york city cop, says lyme disease nearly killed him. >> at the worst of the condition, i couldn't walk, i had bell's palsy, i couldn't speak. >> reporter: the cdc reports there are new insect-borne diseases in the u.s. nine of them, including zika. >> wherever there's warmer weather, it tends to produce more outbreaks of mosquito-borne diseases but also causes ticks to spread into new areas as well. >> reporter: increased global travel and trade play a role, too. to protect yourself, the cdc suggests wear insect repellent, control ticks and fleas on family pets, and drain stagnant pools of water

zika, lyme, west nile. some of the diseases spread by mosquitos, ticks and fleas.-borne illnesses are on the rides, from 27,000 to 96,000. warning states should be doing more to fight off the insects. >> what we've found is four out of five of mosquito trocontrol operations in the country are not fully prepared. >> reporter: back sabatino says lyme disease nearly killed him. >> i couldn't walk. i had bell's palsy. i couldn't speak. >> reporter: the cdc reports there are also new insect-borne illnesses in the u.s., nine of them, including zika. >> when there's warm weather, it tends to produce more outbreaks of mosquito-borne diseases and causes ticks to spread into new areas as well. >> reporter: increased global travel and trade play a role, too. to protect your sieve, tself, wt repellant, control ticks and fleas on pets. and drain stagnant pools of water. >>> still ahead, facebook dips into the dating game. the new feature that could help users make a love connection on the social network. you're watching "early today." careful not to get it in her eyes. i know,

first, we'll take zika. as you know, as i reported to this committee on more than one occasion, we have progressed in our vaccine trial from the phase one trial that we originally did at the nih to now deploying a phase 2b trial, being relatively advanced to not be only ask is it safe, but does it induce the kind of response that you would predict would be effective. and i'm pleased to report to you that today we have ongoing now a phase 2b trial in several countries in south america, the new york stock in new york stock exchange coe, the in -- in mexico, in texas and florida to determine if the vaccine is safe. it is scheduled to have between 2400 and 5000 people in the study. we're accruing or very rapidly. we anticipate and i'm cautiously optimistic about that, that we will have it fully accrued by the end of 2018. and then if, in fact, there is an outbreak, we could get an efficacy signal. and if there is not, then we are working very closely with the fda. if we can get enough what we call data that show

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chikungunya and zika are not necessarily new but they're new to us.some were viral. >> what do we do? when we get the puddles after a big rain, get those out of the way so mosquitoes don't live in there. >> removing standing water important. also using epa recommended repellants, as well as prometh roen treated clothing. check your animals and yourselves for ticks. wear pants when you're out in the woods in the summertime. >> getting chikungunya. >> glad we know what to do. thank you. >>> half of teenagers feel addicted to their cell phones. meg oliver learns how some schools are tackling the privacy challenges. >> some of these students don't even have cell phones but there's a new program teaching them how to protect their privacy in the digital world. that story coming up on -- >> "cbs this morning." >> announcer: cbs morning rounds sponsored by nondrowsy 24-hour claritin. live claritin clear. claritin. live claritin clear. claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d relieves more. here's the story of green mountain c

first we will take zika. as you know as i reported to this committee on more than one occasion we have progressed in our vaccine trial from the phase one trial that we originally did at the nih to now deploying a phase two b trial, two b relatively advanced to not only ask is it safe but does it induce the kind of response that you would predict would be effective. i'm pleased to report to you that today we have ongoing now a phase 2-b trial in several countries in south america, in mexico, in the caribbean and puerto rico and florida to determine if the vaccine is safe. it is scheduled to have between 2,500 and 5,000 people in the study. we anticipate and i'm pretty cautiously optimistic about that that we will have it fully accrued by the end of 2018 and then if, in fact, there is an outbreak we could get an efficacy signal and if there is not then we are working very closely with the fda if we can get enough what we call immune genicity data that it shows the response that you want and bridge that to the a

>> you won't get it by him breathing on you >> zika?u get it from the mo skeet t mosquito, it's sexually transmitted? ♪ >> no. no >> that's wrong. that's so wrong. >> very wrong. >> you said there was lyme >> that's not person to person transmission >> zika sexually what's the other thing >> malaria or something -- >> you've been sick since you got back >> that's a sinus infection. >> who knows with you. >> you said bacteria, which is why they gave you drugs. >> it's a bacterial infection, not a virus. >> keep your distance. >> everybody is on the other side of the tv screen, they can feel safe. a british supermarket ceo was caught on camera singing "we're in the money" as his company was planning a merger. this was while the mike was on as he waited between media interviews ♪ we're in the money the sky is funny ♪ ♪ let's send it, lend it, rolling along ♪ ♪ we're in the money >> i love that. >> i don't know whypeople got so outraged by that. >> i'm not outraged. you could see all the people waiting to be interviewed on "squawk. >> if yo

about the founder and ceo of facebook, not facebook, whatsapp, i don't want to get a new rumour adds, zika he is going. he has not said why, he said he wants to take some time out, the washington post thinks they have a reason? it looks like there is a difference in opinion about strategy and at the heart of it is how to monetise these businesses. you know what they say, if you don't pave the something on the internet, you are the product. -- if the internet, you are the product. —— if you don't pay for something on the internet. this is at the heart of the face because she would cambridge analytica and the privacy data, whatsapp want to do things differently. he plainly does. he wa nts to differently. he plainly does. he wants to guard the encryption and the privacy, facebook, the parent company, is looking to monetise as much as possible. this is in the news today on the day mark zuckerberg gives a speech at the big facebook event later in sanjose? there is an interesting angle, he stands to lose quite a lot of money if he walks now because of the share options he has besting towards the

waiting to ambush offices, freeman shot and killed by a squad officer was a message of hate on a statute zikao our fallen men and women in uniform. police are looking for the person responsible for writing a derogatory slam against them on a memorial in massachusetts. >> to say this is hallowed ground is an understatement. we ask people to respect this area. this is sacred to the men and women that serve this community. heather: the and think of elections during police memorial weekend the chief says they will pursue criminal charges against the vandeweghe the statue, or cleaned up, will be featured during the police memorial event sunday morning. the va will announce its short list for its next department director and one of the named is acting secretary robert wilkie. addressing the department for the first time since he was appointed by donald trump last week, he says customer service is key. >> i'm grateful for the opportunity to serve for america's veterans. customer service is the key, customer service must start with each other, not talking at each other but with each other. >> if we d

personal take zika. as you know i reported to this committee on more than one occasion we have progressed in our vaccine trial from the phase one trial that we recently did at the nih to now deploying a phase two, the trial, relatively advanced to not only ask is it safe but doesn't induce the kind of response that you would predict with the effective and i'm pleased to report to you that today we have ongoing with these to be trial several countries in south america and mexico and the caribbean and puerto rico in in texas in florida to determine if the vaccine is safe and if it does not induce that response. scheduled to introduce a group of people in the study and we anticipate and i'm optimistic about that that we will have it fully accrued by the end of 2018 and if in fact there is an outbreak we could get an efficacy signal and if there is not then we are working closely with the fda and if we can get of what we call data that doesn't show [inaudible] we are working with the fda to determine if, in

but mosquitos can ruin a party.some carry dangerous viruses, like zika or west nile.so you need to protectrself ... but not everyone can take the harsh chemicals in most insect repellants.(jr)now a florida woman says she's got a device that can suck itchy mosquito venom right out of a bite.luli ortiz spoke with her and filed this report. nats-kelley higney processes and packs every order in the comfort of her home.-nats-it's called the "bug bite thing." higney launched it after moving from san diego to the acreage, realizing she was unprepared for the mosquitoes. the new mom at the time didn't want to use harsh chemicals on her newborn - so she figured out a better way to get relief from bug bites.kelley higney/founder of bug bite thing: "you get bit. you can remove the problem, which is the irritant under the skin. and by doing that, your body doesn't continue to produce that reaction. so you're eliminating the problem, instead of masking it with creams."the mother of two says after sharing this relief remedy with her family and friends, she worked with a manufacturer in denmark - and the

found in a dozen counties from los angeles to san mateo.and they transmit exotic viruses ranging from zikad west nile to dengue and chik-en- gun-ye.that last ailment comes from southeast asia and can cause joint pain so severe that it's known as the "bending disease."dozens of cases have been reported in the bay area in the past three years ... all brought in by travelers.the c=d=c says california has far more mosquito=borne disease cases than any other state.it also has one of the fast growing rates of tick infections like lyme disease.the study says ticks are now thriving in regions that were previously too cold.state health officials recommend protecting yourself by covering up outdoors, and using insect repellant.and you can eliminate the mosquitos breeding spots by making sure there is no standing water near your home. (vicki) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the golden gate bridge.(pam) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with a look ahead lawrence karnow: there was more sunshine around the bay area today as high pressure moved a little closer.

by --take a look at zika sanofi. nokia, anheuser-busch all trading to the upside this morning.hub the flatline, i think the story and the push away from all of this is the fact that we have seen a very solid week. asian stocks also delivering similar performances as well. we have seen some really decent performance is coming throughout this week out of asia despite some of the market being closed. we have obviously got the malaysia story to factor into all of this as well. stocks generally having a pretty solid time right now. let's bring in our guests to talk a little bit about all of this. office, head of the u.k. at wealth management. stocks are doing well. are investors comfortable with where they are in terms of the cycle? >> there are probably two words we should ban. story isthe earnings coming to the forefront. people are stopping to look for the positives. had a goode have run, you're going to leave a little bit more on the negative and looking for reasons to sell. now, i think that is exhausted. we have gone through a relatively neutral. -- neutral period. tailwinds a

. >> diseases carried by mosquitoes like zika also saw sharp spikes.nd use insect repellent. >>> at least one person is dead in brazil after a huge building fire. the high-rise in sao paolo collapsed yesterday just about an hour and a half after the fire began. firefighters did manage to evacuate most people from the 26-story building which was once a federal police headquarters. it was abandoned but city officials say 150 squatters had been occupying it. investigators believe that a gas explosion may have sparked the fire. a search continues in case there are more victims or survivors. >>> daca is back in the headlines this morning as some states are proposing a solution. the fix would end the program. >> plus, the evidence that's expected to be released from the investigation into the deadly las vegas shooting. signed off on by four pathologists." sacramento police e the official autopsy t following >>> this is a very thorough and comprehensive report that was signed off on by four pathologists. >> sacramento police released the official autopsy repo

. >>> the republic of congo, lab results confirming zika in the rural northwest. over the past five weeks, there have been nearly two dozen suspected cases including 17 deaths. the health ministry has taken all necessary measures to respond promptly and effectively. a team of experts is traveling to the area today that help with containment efforts. >>> in hawaii, two new fissures are erupting in the zone of the kilauea volcano bringing the total to 14. the volcano spewing out hazardous fumes. residents only allowed in during the daytime hours. officials say there is still seismic activity, so the eruptions are not expected to stop any time soon. lava has now covered 104 acres on the big island since kilauea started erupting. >>> the golden state warriors and houston rockets are holding serve in the nba playoffs, awaiting the match-up in the western conference finals. the warriors finished off the new orleans pelicans in five games. steph curry, kevin durant, and clay thompson combining for 75 points in golden state's 113-104 clinching win. the warriors advance to

lending and respond to that zika outbreak and get ahead of it. i'd urge, you know, as you go back and, again, that decision may have been made before the current ebola outbreak. i'd say, you know, let's take that out and make that same message to the appropriators. third lesson we learned from the ebola outbreak was importance of having command and control structure that can take charge can work across agencies. and, you know, you had someone who clearly was in charge. i am weary now. you know, with kind of the dismantling of that bio security wing. i guess my question would be with this reorganization in the midst of a potential ebola emergency, you know, could you agree this is not the right time to be doing this reorganization? this is not the right time to be pulling that $250 million and you know what that chart would look like in terms of bio security and preparedness. >> thank you for your question. very important topic. frankly, it gets too little attention, i think, from time to time. three thoughts. first, with respect to the ebola outb

suggest climate instability makes it more suitable for the transmission of mosquito-borne diseases like zikas and malaria. climbing temperatures have also been tied to a rise of waterborne bacterial infections.these infections can lead to diarrhea -- a common cause of malnutrition and dehydration in developing countries.experts also warn that high seasonal temperatures may damage crops...that can weaken the supply of food and lead to malnutrition.and while scientists say climate change is already affecting our health...more research is needed to prepare for the deadly risks. risks. (pam) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside along san francisco's embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were very slow to burn off today and as a result temperatures wiere cooler. highs today were mainly in the 60s. doppler radar is tracking some thunderstorms over the sierra. if you're headed in that direction be careful and prepared for more thunderstorms and dangerous lightning stikes throught the middle of the we

the tweet sent many people, including yours truly, to be honest, googling zika virus te.he largest telecommunications company in china and as last month eastbound only department banned selling to it because it violated an agreement shipping to north korea and iran. democrats pounced. >> here on china, the president seems to be backing off and his policy seems to be designed for a goal that americans are not very supportive of. his policy seems designed for a new goal, make china great again. >> he really geared himself up for that one. trump himself tweeted again this afternoon, quote, zte, the large chinese phone company, bias big percentage of individual parts from u.s. companies. man, significant parts from u.s. company." this is also reflective of the larger trade deal we are negotiating with china and my personal relationship with president xi. the swampiness starts in the white house but it doesn't end there. we've got that coming up next. >>> take away the mounting scandals and there is one thing donald trump's cabinet members seem especially well equipped for. di

diseases that the world health organisation have got details on right up there with ebola and the zikalate 905. i think the first outbreak wa5 in the late 905. i think the first outbreak was in malaysia, where about 300 people got it and around 100 died. so they get you a scale of how things could go.|j 100 died. so they get you a scale of how things could go. i was showing the picture of the nurse who has lost her life. she has received an awful lot of attention, have she? this is one of the tragedies of diseases like this. there she was, it is thought she was the one that was it is thought she was the one that wa5 nursing that family, tho5e it is thought she was the one that wa5 nursing that family, those three people who originally died. and it i5 people who originally died. and it is thought that she diagnosed herself. she felt ill on sunday, had terrible headache and fever. and the5e terrible headache and fever. and these are the symptoms of the disease. so in the initial stages you may not know that you've got it, cla55ic flu type symptoms. but then there is respiratory problems

with the big uptick due to the zika virus.y, lary due to lyme disease, researchers cited warmer weather, reforestation and lack of vaccines we can make sure to protect ourselves and over the last few years, sales of insect repellent products, bug spray and citronella have been on the rise there are more creative solutions, better methods of insect control google is working on this through it's biotech company to wide out the population-to-of the disease. debug. a similar approach is being worked on. they say these numbers, they're probably under reported. probably even worse. >> how far are we from a vaccine for lyme or you name it west file, whatever. >> that's a good question. a lot of these things are being worked on by funding and academia companies get involved in the later stages we went through that with zika there are ones funned by the government we haven't gotten across the finish line yed yet, west nile, we haven't seen that across the finish line either in a more immediate sense, they need to do mosquito control an

congress declined to increase funding for the zika virus. there are demands to grab money back from people for preparedness which we see as shortsighted. we have not conducted the research into a universal flu vaccine the way everybody on the state has advocated for over the past 20 years. and have theyfe misplaced that the u.s. government will be able to respond? >> i would say the population remains resilient in its confidence and a better tomorrow. maybe not tomorrow or the next day but overall, and the long-standing belief of the population that this is a country that will find answers and protect its population is robust. it has not changed for years and years in terms of a public opinion survey data going back much further in terms of observational settings. that said, have we made all the progress we would like? absolutely not. and some of that has been the result of clamping down on the science budgets across a number of science agencies for many years. after 9/11, the country's priorities shifted abruptly in many regards and money w

fauci, i was at this university during the zika crisis where they felt they were coming to a conclusion. availableve something next time? >> we have progressed in our vaccine trial to deploying a meaning trial, relatively advanced, not only asking is it safe but does it induce the type of response that you would predict? i am pleased to support the today we have ongoing a phase 2b puertoin mexico, in rico, in texas, and in florida. betweenheduled to have 24000 and 25,000 people in the and 5000 people in the study. i am confident we will have it fully accrued by 2018. if there is an outbreak we can ife an efficacy signal and it is not we are working closely with the fda if we can get enough data to show that it does of -- does induce the type response that you want and a bridge that to the animal data that is very convincing. we are working with the fda to determine if we can get accelerated approval. you can never anticipate their decision but we are being cooperative. next is the flu vaccine. we appreciate the committee for supporting the addition of $40 million for the development of

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found in a dozen counties from los angeles to san mateo.and they transmit exotic viruses ranging from zikaand west nile to dengue and chik-en- gun-ye.that last ailment comes from southeast asia and can cause joint pain so severe that it's known as the "bending disease."dozens of cases have been reported in the bay area in the past three years ... all brought in by travelers.the c=d=c says california has far more mosquito=borne disease cases than any other state.it also has one of the fast growing rates of tick infections like lyme disease.the study says ticks are now thriving in regions that were previously too cold.state health officials recommend protecting yourself by covering up outdoors, and using insect repellant.and you can eliminate the aedes mosquitos breeding spots by making sure there is no standing water near your home. (catherine) the c=d=c report says more frequent hot spells are encouraging the spread of mosquitosand ticks.. but it conspicuously avoids all mention of 'climate change.' (grant) federal regulators say some e-cigarettes and liquid nicotine packages are designed

take some of that funding and respond to that zika outbreak and get ahead of it. i'd urge, you know, as you go back and, again, that recession decision may have been made before the current ebola outbreak. i'd say, you know, let's take that out and make that same message to the appropriators. a third lesson that we learned from that ebola outbreak was the importance of having a command and control structure that could take charge, could work across agencies and, you know, you had someone who clearly was in charge. i'm very worried right now, you know, we've, you know, with kind of the dismantling of that -- the biosecurity wing of the nsc, the loss of admiral tim zimmer, who clearly was an expert here, and the loss of some of our expertise with regards to addressing these global health and security challenges. i guess my question would be, with this reorganization in the midst of a potential ebola emergency, you know, would you agree that this is not the right time to be doing this reorganization? this would not be the right time to be pulling that $252 million, a

about those things you've been hearing in the news over the past decade, west nile virus, chikungunya, zikae cropping up right now. how do we protect ourselves. short of locking up the doors. >> what do we do? >> best way to protect yourself is remember these things have expanded over the last decade or so. 27,000 cases back in 2004. 97,000 cases in 2016. it is going to get worse. number one wear repellent. there's deet. different kinds of repellent. there's different kinds depending what you want to do. cover up. nobody likes to hear that. everybody wants to go out in shorts and t-shirts. these insects are adept at getting into your hair and skin and crawling up your body so cover up when you are out and about. when you get back, check yourself closely and particularly check your pets and check those areas that you typically don't check. that's where they tend to hide out. >> that sounds ominous. check your kids as well. >> exactly. >> dr. torres, thank you. >> you bet. >>> the heroic crew and passengers from southwest airlines flight 1380 were honored at the white house on tuesday. the pr

some studies suggest climate instability makes it more suitbale for mosquito-borne diseases like zikand malaria. climbing temperatures have also been tied to a rise in watrerborne bacterial infections. ( james ) coming up... immigration will be front and center today... as the president's case against daca heads to a san francisco court. ( will ) breaking news out of san jose... where 2 people have been shot. i'm live with the latest. (darya)(james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): typical "may gray" weather conditions with seasonably cool temperatures will persist over the region today in advance of an approaching upper level system. a few showers will be possible over the interior portions of the region wednesday morning as the weather system pushes inland. a drying and slight warming trend is then forecast late in the week under a weak ridge of high pressure. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 10

herald, miami-dade saw a decrease of 7% in hotel revenue year on year in december 2016 after the deadly zikairus outbreak this year the cdc is putting $49.3 million to the diseases. dr. lyle petersen is one of the authors of this study and he joins us now by phone. thank you for your time. >> thank you glad to be here. first first -- >> first of all, i have to admit i'm ter tri rified of the tick . why has the prevalence of these diseases got so much worse >> a number of imported mosquito borne diseases from around the world. one cause is simply travel and trade, global travel and trade is allowed more of these diseases to come into our country. the second is that we've changed the environment in many ways for example, with lyme disease, it's been reforestation which has allowed deer populations to explode. which has caused ticks to also explode in number which has increased the number of lyme disease. and more people live around these deer now where they're at risk the other factor is that our nation is not fully prepared to deal with this onslaught of new diseases we need better tools to c

flea bites has triple since 2004 with more than 640,000 cases reported these include diseases like zikae, and lyme disease. get out the bug spray. summer may never be the same >> thank you very much, sue. >>> the oil market is closing for the day. let's go to jackie at the cnbc commodity desk jackie knows how to start a car. >> hi there, guys. well, crude prices giving back some of their recent gains today. the session high was 68.90 market participants are calling for choppy trade until we know what's going to happen with the iran nuclear deal with those sanctions be are reimposed? u.s. stocks have come down about 20% since last year, so that inventory coming down, but also the opec cut of about 1.8 million barrels is firmly in place and venezuela production is also falling so if you take 500,000 barrels of iranian oil off the market, it would make a difference >> thank you, jackie >>> well, apple set to report second quarter earnings after the bell as tstreet weighs demad for the iphone x shares right now are trading higher in an overall down market many wall street firms have cut the

fauci, i was at this university during the zika crisis where they felt they were coming to a conclusion. availableve something next time? >> we have progressed in our vaccine trial to deploying a meaning trial, relatively advanced, not only asking is it safe but does it induce the type of response that you would predict? i am pleased to support the today we have ongoing a phase 2b puertoin mexico, in rico, in texas, and in florida. betweenheduled to have 24000 and 25,000 people in the and 5000 people in the study. i am confident we will have it fully accrued by 2018. if there is an outbreak we can ife an efficacy signal and it is not we are working closely with the fda if we can get enough data to show that it does of -- does induce the type response that you want and a bridge that to the animal data that is very convincing. we are working with the fda to determine if we can get accelerated approval. you can never anticipate their decision but we are being cooperative. next is the flu vaccine. we appreciate the committee for supporting the addition of $40 million for the development of

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