the cdc attributes the rising number to unvaccinated internal travelers who bring the disease to the u.s. and its spread in pockets of unvaccinated people. next on "reel america" we travel back to 1964 to learn about the history of the highly contagious disease caused by a virus and the development of the measles vaccine. the pharmaceutical company merck with help from the u.s. public health service produced this 20-minute film. >> this is the virus magnified thousands of times by the electron microscope. this, the disease caused by the virus, one which has plagued man since recorded history.

the cdc is working hard to figure that out. the best theory we have it may be caused by a family of viruses known as the enter ro virus family. the idea that virus specifically attacks the motor neurons in the spinal cord that causes the weakness. it could be an inflammatory and immune reaction to the virus damaging those nerves. one of the questions is why does it affect some kids and not others? if the virus is in the same family, one sibling might get this and the other doesn't. lot of questions. we're not sure why it has this kind of pattern where it spikes every other year. we see it in the fall and summer months. we think again maybe this is because enter ro virus circulates during that time. >> what are the symptoms? >> symptoms to look for would be usually children have had an acute respiratory illness or fever in the month preceding and then develop sudden onset weakness and paralysis of the arms or legs and facial droop, trouble speaking or swallowing or difficulty moving their eyes. if it affects the respiratory musc

. >>> meanwhile the cdc is investigating a salmonella outbreak linked to take your dog treats. so far 45 cases been reported across 13 states. dog owners are advised to stay healthy while feeding their dogs and are asked to take extra care around children. the cdc is conducting more investigations into the outbreak. >>> so nobody likes doing laundry. >> i like it when it is done. but laundry poses a more serious problem for one north carolina known california man. the bear that got in this man's way. >> reporter: the fire department got this call i didn't know what to expect. this isn't something they usually deal with. so what do you bring to a call about a bear? will they tell me they brought most of their normal stuff an ax, a sledgehammer and some rope. you never know what you might need in this situation. >> the first thing i saw was this is amazing, i have a black bear in my house. >> reporter: ken morris has quite a story to tell, a black bear breaking into his laundry room, destroying everything around him. you can see the bear stretching all the way to the ceiling, whi

and the cdc says 3 out of 5 are preventable that's not acceptable in the united states of america in michigan democrat senator debbie stabenow says the numbers are alarming and while some states are taking action to reduce deaths on their own she says it's time to set national standards to protect every american mother and baby what's happening for 2 new moms and babies. >>is that they're not getting the health care they need. >>stabenow is plan would give hospitals more money to reduce the number of unnecessary c sections and induced deliveries before 39 weeks. both serious risk factors linked to the rise in deaths. >>they're also linked to a rise in federal health care costs that's nearly half of us births are covered by medicaid, taxpayers are spending roughly $48 billion a year on deliveries so it makes no sense. >>and we need to make sure we've got high quality standards. >>the health and human services department estimates by reducing early deliveries just 10%. taxpayers would save more than $75 million and medicaid standards aren't met. stabenow says hospitals could lose fundi

the cdc is warning you about a parasite called cryptosporidium crypto for short, it's spread by fecal matter and the cdc says they're seeing more and more cases of people coming down with the parasite they say can cause diarrhea for as long as 3 weeks they could be worse for kids and pregnant women anyone really who's got a compromised immune system. experts say if you go to the pool make sure you thoroughly shower afterwards. morning news, big changes could be coming to the dmv we're going to talk to governor gavin newsome about his plan to improve that agency. >>and here's a quick live look outside the golden gate bridge this morning. coming up in just a moment, the hollywood minute stay tuned, we'll be right back. >>for 25 and we're tracking your entertainment headlines here on the kron 4 morning news and this morning we're getting our for latest look at the new fast and furious spin-off hobbs and shaw david daniel has that story and more in today's hollywood minute. rb in fast and furious presents holondon to los angeles and from chernobyl gust music legend tanya tucker is back ha

the cdc and fda are investigating an outbreak of salmonella infections linked to contact with pig ear dog treats. the cdc says that there are now a total of 93 people infected in 27 states, including right here in california, 20 people have been hospitalized, but so far nobody has died fortunately now some of those streets are being recalled. the fda says salmonella discovered in pig year trees can infect people either from handling the treats or directly from the dog once that job becomes ill for more information on this recall go to our website at kron 4 dot. and still ahead new video. >>of this fatal police shooting that happened in the east bay will have the latest on the investigation and after the break, the dangers of leaving children. parents have done it but should that car makers do something to save lives. and here's a live look at the cars heading over the bay bridge not very many. how do you keep feeling your best all summer long? start with supporting your gut health. only activia has billions of our live and active probiotics. so, let's make this the summer of loving yo

the cdc also says children should start receiving doses around 11 or 12 years old hpv is often spread through hec's and can lead to 6 different types of cancer. >>well the us conference of mayors wrapped up in honolulu today number of bay area mayors attended the event topics of the conference included homelessness veterans and affordable housing. the mayor's also discuss renewable energy and how to keep city's green even with the trump administration opting out of the paris climate agreement san jose mayor sam liccardo taking note honolulu's status as the national leader in solar energy. >>but our goal simply become the nation's first, one get a lot sore city can get this so many residents to get a solar panels on on the roof and we certainly have great moderate work from. >>los angeles mayor eric are said he was also at the conference. carr said he is leading a coalition of 13 other mayors, including honolulu's mayor and oakland mayor libby shaft to fight homelessness their push passing the ending homelessness act in washington would put $13 billion towards the crisis. a big chunk o

tonight, the treats that can make their dog >>a warning about treats you might be giving your dogs the cdc and fda are now investigating a multistate outbreak of salmonella infections linked to contact with pig ear dog treats. the cdc says that there are now a total of 93 people infected in 27 states including california. 20 people have been hospitalized, but no deaths have been reported. the fda says salmonella discovered in the pig ear treats can infect people either at after handling with treats or directly from the dog once the dog becomes ill treats have been stocked in open bins at pet stores and all of them wereore information on this recall you can visit our website kron 4 dot com. >>a glass of red wine may help astronauts fight the effects of reduced gravity, a new study suggests that the wind could help prevent the muscle loss it is commonly found after prolonged exposure to reduced gravity environments. scientists have found that astronaut staying for 6 months or longer on the international space station can suffer bone loss and muscle atrophy they also experience blood volume l

the cdc say i skews me the cdc says there are now a total of 93 people infected in 27 states, including right here in california. 20 people have been hospitalized, but no one has died. now some of the streets are being recalled the fda says some manila discovered in pig ear treats ca people either handily the treats or directly from a dog once that dog becomes ill for more information on this recall visit our website at kron 4 dot com. still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news, the search is on for a group of women who are robbing all to duty stores in the south bay. and then the president this morning still trying to distance himself from the send her back to chant that broke out at a rally 2 days ago. and after the break the dangers of leaving kids in a hot car now lawmakers are trying to pass a bill that could potentially save lives. and this morning temperatures back in the 50's and 60's a lot like they were yesterday at this time the big question is though what does the weekend have in store for us, i've got your breakdown of what ou the bay area checking out the bay bridge thin

and the cdc says they're seeing a lot more people coming down with this parasite a recently they say could cause diarrhea for as long as 3 weeks it could be worse for children for pregnant women really anyone also that's got a compromised immune system so the best way to combat this they say is to make sure you shower after use a public pool. >>some 42 coming up on the kron 00:04am morning buzz now that kevin duran is going to new york where does that leave the warriors we'll take a look first day of july and we're starting things just the way we and down the coast you can see san francisco through that fog that is hubbard across the bay this morning so far looking out at the south bay skies, nice and clear as they also are in the east bay with mount diablo and your beautiful sunny skies for those of you around walnut creek and up to concord now skies are just going clear and clear for coastal areas, you're still gonna hold on to some fog or ride up and down the coast light enough use stretches but over all that sunshine is on the way for the vast majority of us in the bay today we'r

the cdc also warns to not eat raw dough or batter. >>and from florida hama several band brands of hummus are also being recalled because of a listeria risk brands to check for include 7 select. she knocks around these researchers pete a pow light lantana thomas thomas harris teeter, fresh time and bookies listeria is especially dangerous for those who are already ill for young children elderly people and pregnant women. the recalls are voluntary so far no illnesses have been reported. >>the next time you take a trip down to big serve that can stop over the youthful sites and some graffiti telling you to go away. active shooter situations are becoming more and more common the way first responders. >>in the central valley are coming together to train to prepare people for the unthinkable. plus after the break, we'll tell you about a pending decision to let prosecutors seek the death >>welcome back to kron 4 news today, the state supreme court could possibly weigh in on whether prosecutors should keep pursuing death penalty cases. this i

>>feces and the cdc says they're seeing more and more people come down with it. this new report says that they've seen nearly 13% increase every year between 2009 in 2017. most people who get crypto get from the pool, but you can also apparently get from lakes and. it can be worse for kids pregnant, women and anyone who has a compromised immune system and chlorine and there not enough to keep crypto way so if you do go to the pool, your advice to shower afterwards. >>there are new guidelines for the hpv vaccine today an advisory committee with the cdc voted to recommend. men get the vaccine through age 26 that's the same age advised for women. the cdc also updated recommendations for older adults ages 27 to 45, who have not been vaccinated to your doctor about maybe getting and united's hpv is often spread through secs and can lead to 6 different types of cancer. this a story i really like if you're looking to perfect your summer body grab an extra cup of coffee. >>i think a new study shows your favorite cup of joe could actually help you fight back. yes, researc

>>linked to contact with those pig's ears that dogs go crazy for the cdc says there now a total of 93 peop this across 27 states including california, 20 folks have gone to the hospital because of it. no deaths were reported though. the fda says salmonella discovered in the pig ear treats can infect people either from actually touching the treats directly or from their dogs if their dog become sick because of it. the streets are stocked in open bins at pet stores. they've all been recalled for more info on the recall you can head to our web site kron 4 dot com. police in west, virginia say they're seeing a dangerous trend. they could make its way around the country eventually some drug abusers returning to wasp spray as an alternative form of meth the challenge is how to treat the symptoms and prevent the use of this legal she product for heart one store and west virginia reported selling nearly 30 cans of that's for a recently that's way more than normal in the practice may have contributed to several overdoses. drugs are. >>in my opinion. they're so bad around here. it's bad night w

the cdc and fda says 45 people in 13 states who handled the treats were infected. they are voluntarily recalling the dog treats in 33 states including california.>>> a burger king manager was told back, to go back to mexico after he was heard speaking spanish. >> this happened in central for. one witness said it is a comment heard all too often in the latino immunity. >> reporter: two people were enjoying a meal at burger king when they were interrupted with a verbal exchange from two customers and the general manager. after several minutes they started recording. >> [ inaudible ] >> go back to mexico if you want to keep speaking spanish go back to your mexican country. >> i am not mexican. >> i will finish my meal and i will do [ inaudible ] >> latinas says the women were unhappy with the manager speaking to his employees in spanish. >> they were complaining about something he thought was the food it was the fact they were speaking spanish. >> reporter: the women got up and left the restaurant. martinez commended the manager and how he handled the situation. >> he

coming up, find out what the cdc says is to blame. >>> it is that time of the year again but not the holidays yet and why next month is the most aggravating time of the year, especially for parents. >> it is back-to-school. >>> let's get over to the newsroom and say good morning to mike mibach. >>> coming up we have fun for children of all ages, scooters but not electric scooters and we explain this growing business helping to get the children off of the phones, tablets and back outside. >>> we return to the roots of cooking and overlarge fires on the 9 we have roasting by the top chefs in the country with goats, lambs, pigs and much more. we get a look at what will take place saturday at the fire pit in napa, after the break.  >>> it is 7:42 am >>> just into the newsroom, the justice department they would begin carrying out execution of the federal death row inmates and attorney general william barr ordered the prisons the schedule executions for five inmates. that means federal executions will happen since the first time since 2003. this is a developing story and clearly we will

the cdc is not concerned. they say most of the time healthy people don't get sick from listeria.this is gross. you may need to reconsider ordering food from a delivery service. 28% of delivery drivers and nibble on customers food before it gets to their door. they found that 80% of customers receiving food deliveries have suspected that the delivery of taking food. half say they are tempted to dig in because of the smell of the mail. >>garlic lovers have day two of the gilroy garlic festival. every food you can imagine is infused with garlic. there will be cooking contest, arts and crafts, wine tasting and a children's area. the three day festival runs through sunday. oakland has a rising star in the restaurant world. rashad armistead is the champion of the food network show chop. now he has bigger plans in the bay area. how he wants to use his new fame to help his community. >>reporter: rashad runs a kitchen like a general. >> all the way to the bone. >> he was doing some homestyle cooking hosting family and

what is lurking beneath the surface in a new report from the cdc. >>> we are monitoring a developing story in arizona. people who work in downtown phoenix are being told not to come to work this morning because of an underground fire. the fire is now affecting power service in downtown phoenix. >>> facebook says it's forming a task force to guard against the possibility of election interference in the 2020 election. the coo will serve as the task force chair. the election team will be established by the end of this year. the task force was formed as a response to civil rights groups who said facebook wasn't doing enough to prevent voter intimidation and suppression. >>> is in trump's back at the white house after the g 20 summit. prisoner drum became the first sitting u.s. president to set foot on north korean soil. >>> it started as a casual suggestion to get together while president trump was in the neighborhood. a tweet offering to meet up with kim jong un at the dmz. hours later, president drum became the first sitting commander-in-chief to walk into north korea. the president sa

the cdc says all the patients got sick after touching pig eared dog treats. cases are reported in 12 other states. so far no deaths have been reported. the cdc says you should wash your hands right after you touch pet foods or treats. >> the tesla model x is causing quite a stir in japan. the model x will be used as the official car for its deputy mayor. he currently uses a hybrid which costs about $600 a month. the monthly lease on the model aecent poll shows 90% of people are against paying for the more expensive tesla. deputy mayor is set to sign that lease in august. >> still ahead, 4th of july at the ballpark. we'll introduce you to a special guest who threw out the ceremonial first pitch. the sleep number 360 smart bed. t d automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed, now $1299. plus, free premium delivery when you add a base. ends sunday. ...you discover paint bleed you under your tape...... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reac

so in my remaining time, i will tell you a couple of things about what cdc is doing. we have a program called motor vehicle prioritizing intervention and cost calculator for states. what you do as a governor is your state highway safety office has a budget, they enter that budget into this program, and it looks and identifies what interventions, if stood up, could save the most lives and for the most cost if implemented in full-scale. it is a program nga has helped support over time. we have grown and evolved. it is much easier to use. i encourage you to look at it , and i would be happy to provide the links to that. and finally this is something we , will be releasing later this year. a program called lincs, or linking information for non-fatal crash surveillance. we exist in a sophisticated environment where we have multiple data streams that can be connected from health data to police crash report data to dmv data. dmv data. we are trying to think creatively about how to do that work, and we are releasing a guide to do that work more robustly. i think that is my ti

just to put the benefit in context from cdc-supported work. ms. witty: yes, and i'll be the emotional part. thank you. thank you for .05. impairment is impairment, and .05 is impairment. the data is there now. so it is, it would be wonderful. madd is happy to support any state that wants to bring forward .05. i was in michigan just recently. also in new york and california. so we are hoping that this will happen, but thank you for your leadership, governor, and let's get this conversation rolling. thank you. dr. baldwin: governor, i can add on the distracted driving front, one of the best things that you and your fellow governors can do is to support your law enforcement high visibility enforcement campaigns on that. we have some safety materials we have some safety materials that are all available for free, trafficsafetymarketing.gov. support your law enforcement when they are making stops for folks who are driving on their cell phones. it is really important to show that you are prioritizing it at the state level. all of those materials, if you

cdc has done some work to look at what if every state at .05, what would be the impact? would say between 600-1200 lives come up just shy of 50,000 injuries and have a direct cost benefit of $34 million. these are real numbers, real lives, real people named helen marie whose lives would be saved if every state had .05. such is put the benefit in context of cdc supported work. >> yes, and i'll be the emotional part. thank you. thank you for .05. impairment is impairment, and .05 is impairment. the data is there now. so it is, it would be wonderful. matt is happy to support any state that wants -- madd is happy to support any state that would bring 4.05. 4.05. i was in michigan just recently. so, also in new york and california. so we hoping that this will happen, but thank you for your leadership, governor, and let's get this conversation rolling. thank you. >> governor, i can add on the distracted driving front, to get one of the best things that you and your fellow governors can do is to support your law enforcement high visibility enforcement campaigns on that. we have

jummy is here with the numbers >> rep report was cdc's national center for healt statis and it shows more the cdc says almost 1/2 are the are taking healthy weight exerci drinking a lot of water, eting less, eating less the acdc nearly 1/4 of teens are obese and though it's not a we know that can also affect the way they see themselvs. someth keep in mind. thank you. let's turn to chuck bell. there a little breeze coming >> completely useless. i saw the flag and i thought, how's that? >> matter. >> there is a little relief in region temper will soar. so of 90 or higher. saturd will be the 10th, our the super high humidity levels tomorr high enough to leave the rain chance lightn a burst of heavy rain and damaging winds. even the up sides of thing heat advisory in place. ixntde quality today as well. temperatures mostl 70s across the region. aftern highs in the mid 90s. 50% chance of thunderstorms that's welcome news. heat indexes up around 100 to 102 or 3 today. tomorr won't be quite as hot from all of this moisture out here. that w barry a few days ago. you can see he on future afte

collected the cdc s s halfthe teens 1/3 boys. the cdc tellss uthe third a majority are hispanic. the teens are actually taking exerci drinking more water, that's encouraging. the cdc say 1/4 of teens are obese. 15-yea spends 7 1/2 hours more time on the screens and influe >>> 6:16 right now. not yourtypical summer camp. first tee of greater washington d.c. mixing golfing and life lesson detail good morning. i have a whole govers i'm watching a gamef lollipop puttin clarks he's going to be a profes golfer. why like playing golf? what does it do for you? >> it makes you stronger. we've got a budding professiona here. that'sthat. then we have tick tack toe life lessons, life skills here. i'm going toin bring clint sanche the executives. you are representin people all watchi it all go down. 20 to the day. july 16th -- yesterday, july life skills program. tod i'm here to tell you we're heing to have 1700 kids. enroll for tfall. let's about some of the list a few of them. one of them we heard today is kf confid perseverance mornin judg