to today's briefing. we'll talk about the zika virus. for 25 years the alliance for health reform has been a balanced source of health care policy information for policymakers and the media in washington, d.c. . . of our time, ebola and now zika. the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. he after dr. faucis remarks he's going to take questions and then is going to have to leave us. after he is finished, we're going to turn to the second part of today's program, which will be panel that will focus on the federal response and the challenge of actually controlling the mosquitoes, monitoring and diagnosing cases, and educating patients and medical providers on the ground. at that time, we'll have panel that consists of rick bright, of the biomedical advancement and research and development authority and the office of the assistant secretary for preparedness and response, which is part of the department of health and human services. kelly murphy of the national governors association, and lamar hasbrook of the non association of county and city health offici

transporting zik a. welcome to fox newses reporting, zika. i am trace galla gher. there are 6400 cases in the u.s. and territory, the cvc said there is no epidemic. but the worry is birth defects and paralysis in some adults, our team of reporters with the facts. >> florida's fight spraying from the airplanes where the zika virus and kills the larvae and adult mosquitoes. activity transmission is a one square mile area of miami. florida is the only state to report local cases. another region vulnerable to zika is harris county, texas. >> this is my trap. in here, i should have mosquitoes. there is a couple lying around. harris county, texas including houston is 1800 square miles and the third most populs county in the u.s. health officials warn this center could be the epicenter of zika this summer. with a warm muggy climate it is an ideal habitat for mosquitoes and the diseases they carry. max is a mosquito hunter and he knows what attracts mosses to humans. >> my trap has a light. and it memiceses a house. and so he comes to the trap to get a blood meal and they will pick up hum and tak

news reports requesting" zika. i'm trace gallagher. the virus first arrived here through international travel. while there are more than 6,400 katss in the u.s. and its territories, the cdc says there is no epidemic. but the worry is devastating birth defects and particular sis in some adults, caused by a mosquito. our team of reporters with the latest facts. florida's battle against the dangerous virus is ramping up with an aerial assault spraying from airplanes where the zika virus hit with an insecticide to kill larva and adult mosquitos. the health department said it's limited a one-square mile of miami. florida is the only state to report cases. another region to watch is harris county, texas. >> there's my trap. and in here, i should have mosquitos. see a couple. flying around. >> harris county, texas, which includes houston, is 1,800 square miles and the third most populous county in the u.s. >> health officials warn this city could become the epicenter of zika this summer. with a warm, muggy climate, it's an ideal habitat for mosquitos. and the diseases they carry

banderas. fox news reporting zika, starts now. >> florida is on high alert as health officials fight the number of cases by mosquito transporting zik a. welcome to fox newses reporting, zika. i am trace galla gher. there are 6400 cases in the u.s. and territory, the cvc said there is no epidemic. but the worry is birth defects and paralysis in some adults, our team of reporters with the facts. >> florida's fight spraying from the airplanes where the zika virus and kills the larvae and adult mosquitoes. activity transmission is a one square mile area of miami. florida is the only state to report local cases. another region vulnerable to zika is harris county, texas. >> this is my trap. in here, i should have mosquitoes. there is a couple lying around. harris county, texas including houston is 1800 square miles and the third most populs county in the u.s. health officials warn this center could be the epicenter of zika this summer. with a warm muggy climate it is an ideal habitat for mosquitoes and the diseases they carry. max is a mosquito hunter and he knows what attracts mosses to human

zika virus is affecting women's health care in the u.s. of to by the center for american progress just getting underway. >> in recent months, we have seen the zika transmission escalated in parts of the developing world and here in the united states. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, the mosquito-borne virus has infected over 6000 people in the and territories including more than 800 pregnant women. the pentagon has reported that at least 33 american servicemembers have contracted zika overseas. the floridaek, health authorities reported the first likely cases of mosquito transmission in the continental united states. as the cdc director recently declared, zika is now here. these cases are just the beginning and congress can no longer ignore this urgent and dangerous public health crisis. the center for american progress estimates that more than 2 million pregnant women in the united states are potentially at this summer virus and fall. for pigment women, the zika virus can cause and lead to a serious condition of birth known as microcephaly which can have se

hen we first recognized that zika was indeed a problem with us and the reason i say that is the cup this is not a new phenomenon. if you look historically at what we have seen in the americas over the years and literally over the recent years, we have seen all of the viruses appear in by all the viruses, that is short for the viruses. the author pod is there was debris saw west nile in 1999. two gig you and 2013. dengue appearing. most recently we had zika. having said that, i will tell you a bit about zika. it is divided up into four parts . at this point in the attention that is been paid to zika, most are familiar with it. i will go through rapidly. there are some point i want to underscore that may not have been underscored the past. sica is a single strand of rna. we have considerable experience with closely related viruses of the same family and genus. in fact, we have successfully developed vaccines to more than one of these. the issue of a vaccine for the virus is not completely new territory for us. the other issue is that it is a transmitted primarily by the mosquito. let'

today's briefing. we would be talking about the zika virus. for 25 years we have been a balanced source of health care policy information, for policymakers and the media in washington dc and beyond. janeke to thank the foundation for their partnership for their support for today's briefing. i would also like to recognize health affairs for their partnership and today's reefing and also for the series of briefings. and my co-moderate today rob lott. is the world'sci doctor when it comes to the most emerging diseases of our time. is the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. he will be giving us an update on the zika virus today. after his remarks he will take questions and then he is going to have to leave us. after he is finished we will turn to the second part of today's program. it will be a panel that will focus on the federal response and the challenge of controlling , monitoring and diagnosing cases and educating patients and medical providers on the ground. at that time, we will have a panel that will consist of rick wright of barta, the rese

spread of zika virus. , director ofouji the has was a student allergy and infectious diseases discusses the effect of sea cow pretty woman an effort to discuss -- develop the teens -- on pregnant women in an effort to develop vaccines. this is 1.5 hours. >> we are going to get started. will talk about the zika virus. for 25 years the alliance for health reform has an and balanced source of health care policy information for policy makers the media and washington dc and beyond. theould like to thank foundations for their partnership and support for today's briefing. i would also like to recognize health affairs for their partnership in today's briefing and also for the series of briefings and they particularly mica monitor. dr. anthony kouji is the world's doctor when it comes to the most challenging of emerging infectious diseases of our time. hiv-aids, ebola and not seek a. director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. dr. got to will be giving us an update on the zika virus today. remarks, hech is will take questions and leave us . after he is finished, we wil

discussion on zika. i show first this paper that i recently published. it was in january about a month and a half after it became clear to me and my colleagues at nih that we needed to have an accelerated effort. i chose the title the zika virus and the americas yet another irish threat because i wanted to put into context that this is not just a one-off issue that we are facing. if you look over the last several years of all the viruses that were really not an issue in the americas that all of a sudden became an issue, west nile and 1999, dinghy that can for the now accelerating over the last several years and now most recently zika. so again this is something that we are facing and when i get to the end of the discussion i will tell you it's not the end because we are going to see it again i assure you of that. the reason i say that is a year and a half and ago at the end of a talk that i gave to a large audience about ebola and how the ebola epidemic was sending people said we got through that and that's wonderful. i said it isn't over the something is going to happen again soon. un

author of the book, "zika, the emerging end dem cantic." thanks for joining us. >> guest: thank you for inviting me. >> host: the title of your book says it's an emerging epidemic, but where are we as far as the u.s. on this epidemic as well? where is zika concentrated, andd is it spreading? >> guest: it's still emerging. this is the first year of the epidemic hitting this hemisphere. it sprang out of brazil at the end of last year and has been spreading northward and a little bit southward.d. it reached florida last month there's more than a thousand travel-related cases in the united states, people who have it because they went to countries that have it, but now we have local transmission inside florida. >> host: what are the common forms of transmission? >> guest: the most common form is mosquito-borne transmission, that's the vast majority of it, and it's mostly the mosquito that's found in the southern part of the country. the cdc's assuming it's going to be limited mostly to the tropical parts of south, so florida all the way over to houston. could be an outbreak in hawaii bec

the current state of zika and science correspondent and experts are concerned for athletes and visitors at the only things begin in rio. and jonathan welch will discuss his recent cover piece on how american politics went insane. which you can dress is the current presidential campaign with dysfunction, but her distrust and division between the white house and congress. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live beginning at seven eastern on friday morning. >> now we hear from dr. christopher's on from the college of ultimate trysts. she made the, at the gathering of health care policy officials at washington dc. this is just over an hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the center for american progress. and executive vice president of external affairs here. i want to thank each and every one of you for joining us for a timely discussion about the zika virus. and women's health. in recent months we have seen zika transmission escalate in parts of the developing world and here in the united states. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, the m

maternal and reproductive health care at a critical time, the zika outbreak. a disease characterized by transmission by both mosquitoes and sex that has associated potentially severe birth outcomes. speaking from my new, almost seven months perch as a federal official, i want to share that as a physician and public health practitioner, i'm speaking to you from both of those heads knowing my words are those of a person will always be herself as a doctor first. people who only know me as someone who works in government asked me, have you ever been a real doctor? i assure you, from the way in which i approach my work, that i still am. so know that i mean it and understand when i say i really appreciate this meeting and your work because what you do is so much closer to the people, the community, and the patients than i am at this point in my career. for the administration, so much of the work and progress of the past several years has been rooted in the belief passed down from generation to generation that we can continue to strive toward equity. and that we can work together to level the

last week. reported a 15th person infected by zika in florida's miami-dade county. this one was outside the so-called zika zone in miami's wynwood neighborhood. zika can cause severe birth defects. a major effort is under way to protect women who are expecting. >> women are scared to death right now. >> reporter: 36-year-old jessica ardente is an expectant mother and nurse practitioner. >> it makes it worse. you know what is in the news and >> not to mention you live in the zika zone. following cdc recommendations today she gave blood and urine samples to test for the presence of zika virus. ardente is due in january. >> at this point we are not telling women there is a safe trimester. >> reporter: ardente's, obgyn, of the miller school of medicine, monitoring 12 pregnant women believed to have contracted zika while traveling. >> a year ago there wasn't a conversation about it. now it is something that is affecting and infecting most of our hemisphere. really changing the narrative for women all over the world. >> we are going to test how attracted these mosquitoes are to me. >>

places to deal with zika. should not take a very long to deal the people in michigan. the children of flint michigan should be able to drink the water from the tap without question. everyone of us would expect the same things. it is time for congress to get its work done. let me yield to the gentlewoman from the state of maryland, donna edwards. >> thank you very much. i had the pleasure of being able to represent a district pressure -- represent a district in the metropolitan region. even my constituents don't understand why we are not at work. they know we are facing four major public health crises in this country and congress has not done anything about it. as my colleague said, the zika virus, ending gun violence and yet we have not been able to do anything about that. the public health crisis in flint, michigan, where 9000 children have been poisoned and the water is not clean, we have the ability to do something about that. and republicans in congress have done nothing. as democrats we have offered solutions to end and deal with the opioid addiction problem. and over does proble

women and families at risk. make no mistake, we have the tools to quite zika. what we lack is a congress with the political courage to do right by the american people. today you will hear from a distinguished panel of public health experts and advocates who are fighting to ensure that women and families have access to the services they need in the face of zika. their discussion will examine our efforts to combat this crisis and why women's health care must be an integral part of any effective zika response. first we will hear from someone who has been at the front lines of the crisis, dr. jewell mullen as the principal deputy secretary for health at the department of health and human services, dr. mullen has helped coordinate the administration's response to zika at home and around the globe. we are thrilled to hear her and site this afternoon. please join me in welcoming dr. mullen. [applause] >> good afternoon. i would like to thank mira and the entire cap team to be a part of this important event i want to thank you for the introduction. especially appreciate this convening b

. >> rose: a new zika case outside zika zone. >> women are scared to death. >> reporter: yourself included. >> myself included, absolutely. >> rose: and reinventing the wheel. >> seems to be a war. it's a wheel war out there. this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm charlie rose. donald trump's sharp tongue is deepening divisions between him and the party he now leads as its standard barrier. today he ditch canned two top republicans who endorsed him by declining to return the favor. and trump made more controversial remarks on the stump. major garrett is covering the campaign. >> reporter: less than two weeks after a convention that labor to unity, donald trump today refused to endorse house speaker paul ryan or arizona senator john mccain in their respective primary elections. "i like paul, but these are horrible times for our country, "trump told the "washington post." "we need very strong leadership, and i'm just not quite there yet." ryan used almost the exact same words in may as he struggled to endorse trump. as for mccain, t

new york timeses and author of the book zika, the emerging emerging epidemic. joining us now, thank you for joining us. >> guest: thank you for joining me. >> host: the title says it's an emerging epidemic but tell me where are we as far as the u.s. on this epidemic as well, where is zika concentrated and is it spreading? >> guest: it is still emerging. this is the first year of the epidemic hitting this hemisphere. it sprang out of brazil at the end of this year and has been spreading northward. it reached florida last month. there are more than 1000 travel related cases in the united w states, people who have it because they went to countries that have it but nowe flo we he local transmission in florida. >> host: what are the former --b common forms of transmission. >> guest: it's mostly from theth mosquitoes and we think it will be limited mostly to the most tropical parts of the south.ere florida over to houston. there could be a break in hawaii but nobody knows yet. >> host: go ahead. >> the second form of transmission is sexual transmission. mostly male to female or male to ot

-span. >> that we hear from the american college of pediatricians on zika virus and pregnant women. this is just over an hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the center for american progress. and executive vice president of external affairs here. i want to thank each and every one of you for joining us for a timely discussion about the zika virus. and women's health. in recent months we have seen zika transmission escalate in parts of the developing world and here in the united states. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, the mosquito-borne virus has infected over 6000 people in the united states and territories including more than 800 pregnant women. the pentagon has reported that at least 33 american servicemembers have contracted seek a overseas. -- zika overseas. just last week, the florida health authorities reported the first likely cases of mosquito transmission in the continental united states. as the cdc director recently declared, zika is now here. these cases are just the beginning and congress can no longer ignore this urgent and dangero

fight the spread of zika and develop a vaccine. hillary clinton outlines her economic plans at a campaign event and donald trump speaks to a meeting of evangelical pastors in orlando florida. sunday night on q and a, a documentary film instructor talks about his student's award-winning documentary. some of which have been grand prize winners at our annual student competition. he teaches at the high school in oklahoma. >> not the kind of teacher who will look at something that is not very good and say, that is nice. you did a nice job. i will say, what is not working. eventually every one of my kids makes it better peace than they did at the beginning. every single one of them. eventually begin to do really well internalize all of the stuff. so i no longer have to say to them. their own brain is saying these things to them. easterny night at 8:00 on c-span q and a. 's minority leader and other democrats spoke to reporters to have theefforts summer congressional recess cut short so that members can work on funding for the zika virus research. they also repeated their calls for a vo

-- reminder florida is a key battleground state are frantically trying to see what just happened. zika has spread out of its original counties to one of the wealthiest enclaves in america. we'll see how zika is affecting the business and could it affect the election? pulling back right now at session lows, should investors treat their portfolios like a game of pokÉmon go? and look abroad to capture real wins. we're less than an hou closing bell. let's start the countdown. ♪ ♪ . liz: breaking news. you're looking at live pictures on your left part of your screen in des moines, iowa. and that's where hillary's about to speak. on the right-hand side southwest virginia higher education in virginia where donald trump is set to speak. lincoln high school in des moines is where hillary has a crowd waiting and of course as we mentioned, we're waiting in virginia for what donald trump will do. people are waiting to see if he addresses the latest over what he said yesterday at a rally over how second amendment supporters could react to a hillary presidency. but we're starting with something

developments in the war on the zika virus in south north. miami-dade mosquito control announced that it has successfully completed the aerial spraying today. that is after the officials announced the number of nontravel cases had risen to 16. dan simon is following this story. what is the latest? >> reporter: we are in a miami neighborhood called winwood. a collection of bars, restaurants and galleries. this is considered ground zero for the zika virus in miami. we're talking about 16 local transmissions and nearly all of them have happened in this neighborhood. when it comes to other states, they can probably learn from florida health officials in terms of what they're doing to combat the virus. take a look. as florida health crews work to rid the state of zika inspected mosquitos, other parts of the nation are nervously waiting. it is the height of mosquito season and cities like new orleans with hot, muggy conditions are particularly vulnerable. >> our mentality should not be if we will face a locally transmitted case but rather when. it is likely that we'll have one. >> with simi

cable affiliates and visiting cities across the country. next, a look at the zika virus and its impact on women's health care. speakers include doctors and reproductive health experts. from the center for american progress, this is one hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the center for american progress. my name is winnie stapp oberg, executive vice president of external affairs here. i want to thank each and every one of you for joining us for a timely discussion about the zika virus and women's health. in recent months we have seen zika's transmission escalate in parts of the developing world and here in the united states. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, the mosquito-borne virus has infected over 6000 people in the united states and territories including more than 800 pregnant , women. the pentagon has reported that at least 33 american servicemembers have contracted zika overseas. just last week, the florida health authorities reported the first likely cases of mosquito transmission in the continental united states. as the cdc director recently

of zika in the united states with health and science correspondent steenhuysen julie and whether they're concerned for athletes and visitors as the olympics begin in rio. so, jonathan rauch who talks about his work, how american politics went insane. he'll talk about the division between the white house and congress. be sure to watch friday morning at 7:00 eastern. >> now we hear from dr. americaner zahn of the cent for on set exs and gynecology on the zika rye vuss. this is just over an hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to t >> goodhe afternoon, everyone, welcome i want to thank each and every one of you for joining us for a timely discussion about the zika virus. and women's health. in recent months we have seen zika transmission escalate in parts of the developing world and here in the united states. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, the mosquito-borne virus has infected over 6000 people in the united states and territories including more than 800 pregnant women. the pentagon has reported that at least 33 american servicemembers have contrac

, though. our public health experts do not expect to see the kind of widespread outbreaks of zika here that we've seen in brazil or in puerto rico. the kind of mosquitos that are most likely to carry zika are limited to certain regions of our country. but we cannot be complacent because we do expect to zika cases. and even though the symptoms for most people are mild, many may never even know that they have it, we've seen that the complications for pregnant women and their babies can be severe. so i, again, want to encourage every american to learn what they can do to help stop zika by going to cdc.gov. in addition, congress needs to do its job. fighting zika costs money. helping puerto rico deal with research into new vaccines-- and by the way, n.i.h. just announced the first clinical trials in humans -- that costs money. and that's why my administration proposed an urgent request for more funding back in february. not only did the republican-led congress not pass our request. they worked to cut it. and then they left for summer recess without passing any new funds for the fight again

clear, our public health experts do not expect to see the widespread outbreaks of zika that we have seen in brazil are in puerto rico. we expect to see more cases. even though the symptoms for most are mild, many may never know they have it. we've seen the complications can be severe. i want to encourage every american to learn what they can do to stop zika. in addition, congress needs to do its job. research and new vaccines, and trials in humans that cost money. my administration proposed a request for more funding in february. not only did the republican led congress not pass our request, they worked to cut it and then left for summer recess. our , the folks on the front lines have been doing their best. the money we need to fight zika is running out. he situation is getting critical. without funding critical trials in the possibilities of a vaccine could be delayed. this is not the time for politics. we know of 1800 cases of zika connected to travel and that includes 500 pregnant women. zika is present in almost every part of puerto rico. we have the local transmissions in flori

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outbreaks of zika here that we've seen in brazil or puerto rico. the kind of mit likely to carry zika are limited to certain regions of our country. we cannot be complacent. we expect to see more zika cases. even though the symptoms for most people are mild, many may never know they have it, we've seen that the complications for pregnant women and their babies can be severe. i want to encourage every american to learn what they can do to help stop zika going to fighting zika costs money. helping puerto rico deal with its zika crisis costs money. research in the new vaccines, and nih announced the first clinical trials in humans. that costs money. that's why my administration proposed an urgent request for more funding back in february. not only did the republican-led congress not pass our request, they worked to cut it. then they left for without passing any new funds for the fight against zika. our experts at the ni hinch and cdc, folks on the front lines, have been doing their best moving funds from other areas. now the money is rapidly running out. the situation is getting cri

summer vacation. he is also calling on congress to approve emergency funding to fight zika. heather: republican nominee donald trump is wrapping up a campaign stop in maine. he will appear in windham new hampshire on saturday. a new poll shows hillary clinton leading trump by 15 points in ed: -- anchor: it is payback for the high humidity. august has been nice. normal high temperature 81. humidity has been down. the temperatures now, a few 80's. satellite is crystal clear. we talk saturday afternoon. temperatures overnight in boston , dropping down to the 60's. temperatures dropping to the 50's. we talk more about the weekend forecast in the thunderstorm threat. heather: one of the patriots' newest players is making hene ed: as newscenter 5's david bienick reports some people think what martellus bennett recently said is out of bounds. reporter: week two of patriots training camp and the team's new tight end is attracting attention, not only for his moves, but also his mouth. reporter: he and his brother talk not only about fellow players but about the league and [expletive] reporte

. live in chopper 2, joe >>> now to the latest on the fight against zika. researchers now looking to start human trials for three vaccines that protected monkeys against infection from the virus. air spraying began today in a miami neighborhood where at least 15 cases of locally transmitted zika have been reported. late today the florida governor said a portion of the zika zone has been cleared. >> we feel comfortable now in that one-mile radius, we can take 10 corner and say we don't believe there's any active transmission of zika. so from the state's health department standpoint we're very comfortable that we are not seeing any active cases there. >> health officials there investigating one case of zika that is outside the area. >>> as we all know, zika has become a scary word for many people. health officials sending out travel warnings and telling grounds. cbs 2's christine sloan has the story. >> reporter: pregnant women in our area on edge because of the zika virus. many canceling vacations to florida and the caribbean. >> i'm actually from puerto rico, too, so i have family th

containing transmission of the zika virus already more difficult than in other areas. >> because of high-rise buildings and south winds make spraying for the air impractical. >> everyone is doing something to contend with the zika virus. >> reporter: florida is bracing for more cases of zika virus by hole mosquitos as the state deals with the new hot zone. this woman and her husband are expecting their first child. she stays indoors and covers up with long sleeves outside. >> it takes one mosquito body. and it can affect the rest of our lives. and we're not willing to take >> reporter: and she has reason to mother. a mother who acquired zika virus while traveling gave birth in miami to a problem with retina problems. it was horrible, she says. this as children head back to school. one of the first lessons, zika virus. >> what we know about the zika virus. >> it's very scary. but the school prepared us well. >> reporter: doctors are worried about the unknown. what zika virus can mean for others beyond pregnant mothers. >> we don't know much about how to deal with older children that have been

health experts do not expect to see the kind of widespread outbreaks of zika here that we've seen in brazil or puerto rico. the kind of mosses that care zika are limited to certain regions of the country. we can't be we expect to see more zika cases. even though the symptoms for most people are mild, many may never know they have it. we've seen that the complications for pregnant women and their babies can be severe. so i want to encourage every american to learn what they can do to help stop zika by going to cdc.gov. in addition, congress needs to do its job. fighting zika costs money. helping puerto rico deal with and by the way, nih just announced the first clinical trials in humans that costs money. that's why my administration proposed an urgent request for more funding back in february. not only did the republican led congress not pass our request, they worked to cut it. them they left for summer recess without passing any new funds for the fight against zika. our experts at the nih and cdc, th have been doing their best in making do by moving funds from other area. now the mon

>> pelley: zika breaks out of the containment zone. a new cluster turns up, this time in a major tourist destination. >> from the sun and fun capital pelley: also tonight,mph! d tries something new-- humility. >> i regret it. and i do regret it. particularly, where it may have caused personal pain. >> pelley: regrets, too, from ryan lochte. he apologizes for the behavior that got him branded "the ugly american." and steve hartman-- when marge harlan recreated history, she reopened old wounds. you know, injustice. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today, after first denying it, the state of florida reported a new cluster of locally transmitted zika virus infection, these outside the one miami neighborhood called the zika zone. five people have been infected, apparently by mui that brings the total of mosquito-borne infections in the area to 36. zika can cause severe birth defects. miami beach gets nearly eight million tourists a year, but today the c.d.c. warned pregnant women to stay away from the two zika zones. david begnau

, a person infected by zika someplace else returns to the bay area, then gets bitten by the type of mosquito that spreads the disease. that now infected mosquito bites others causing the infection to spread. a vicious cycle that could be hard to contain. one reason officials are now telling anyone returning from a zika hot spot to wear an effective repellent for three weeks. >> health officials say one of the mothers who gave birth to a baby with microcephaly has returned to her home country, along with her infant. officials aren't saying where the other family is citing privacy. >>> it is important to reiterate that the people infected in california all contracted zika outside the u.s. they didn't get it here. but that's not stopping unscrupulous bug spray companies from preying on zika related fears. julie watts has details on what works and what doesn't. >> zika virus protection showing the baby with the little wristband. that's about as low as you can go. >> reporter: new york's attorney general is cracking down sending cease and desist letters to seven companies accused of dece

facilities for women who do want to have babies even in an endemic area with zika. we're we're just highlighting together that the public health infrastructure and the resources that go into this under zika have to be thought about there is no time for politics. serious. it's something we need to do soon and it should have been done before. >> to build on the public health infrastructure, sex education is is a huge component, that also recognizing that not everybody has the ability to access care because there is a policy in place like undocumented individuals cannot purchase into obamacare. they also cannot purchase it along with the help of subsidies they can't have affordable health care. we have to look at all the components to make it battle ready. i would be remiss to say in terms of contraception and latinos, a lot of is not being able to get to a clinic. texas implemented hb2 partially and a lot of those clinics shut down. to drive to a clinic as far away and you have to take time off of work if you have a job to be able to do it. access to contraception is a huge component

zika, even in places where the virus is not present. zika can cause severe birth defects, and to date there have been nearly 2500 infections in the u.s. linked to travel in countries affected by the outbreak. 42 were locally transmitted in florida, most likely from mosquitoes. dr. tara narula is a cbs news medical contributor. and i guess the first question up is why has the f.d.a. called for a nationwide testing? >> these are updated recommendae recommendationing in february. and it comes in the light of new scientific evidence, and the fact that we're learning more and more about zika and how it's transmitted. we know it's transmitted sexually now. we know the devastating consequences that it can have on pregnant women, and now we have expanding area in florida of identified of infected blood in florida. now, it's no danger to the blood supply, but certainly, that just shines the light on the fact th this is something we need to be doing now. >> brown: and what's going to be involvedn setting this up? >> there's no question that it's going to be a challenge to get this implemented i

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salir del vehÍculo pero solo sufriÓ heridas leves. y con los recientes casos de zika reportado en la florida y la crisis que estÁ enfrentando puerto rico, no quieren tener los mismos problemas con este tema ¿quÉ hacen las autoridades al respecto? ♪ se estÁ usando el inteligencia en neto para recaudar la informaciÓn que mismos residentes proveen y asÍ mismo combatir los mosquitos que causan el zika. el condado estÁ estrenando un nuevo programa, en donde las personas pueden reportar un brote de mosquitos en sus vecindarios por el internet. >> nosotros podemos ahora analizar esa informaciÓn y determinar si hay un vecindario en donde hay un problema bien grande para que nosotros podemos atacar el vecindario completo. reportera: pueden llenar el formulario con una direcciÓn de dÓnde se sospecha existen las condiciones que estÉn los mosquitos que pueden aumentar el virus, y luego manejan hacÍa los sitios para revisar el Área y proveer tratamiento, el hasta momento no se han mosquitos con el virus, y si personas infectadas >> entre mÁs personas lleguen a esta Área que esta

droopy. thank you for watching. captioning sponsored by cbs >> rose: the zika zone, the c.d.c. issues an extraordinary travel warning for miami neighborhoods as the number infected grows. also tonight, the candidates' words come back the bite them. >> she had nothing to say. she probably,ay allowed to have anything to say. >> director comey said my answers were truthful and what i've said is consistent. >> rose: deadly flash flooding in maryland. >> looks like it's a war zone. it looks like something you'd see from the set of a disaster movie. >> rose: and the hot air balloon disaster, the pilot had a history of drunk driving convictions. >> balloon pilots are not required to have a medical with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm charlie rose. the number of people infected with the zika virus in florida has grown by ten. that brings the total now to 14. 12 men and 2 women. in making that announcement today, the centers for disease control and prevention took the unusual step of issuing a travel advisory for the area where the virus has been transmit

zika virus. we are getting answers about what they are doing in a few minutes. >> romona: breaking news out of europe. a 6.2 magnitude earthquake rocked italy about an hour and a half ago. we are seeing reports of some buildings that collapsed and electricity out in some parts of the country. the epicenter of the quake was about 70 miles northeast of rome. we'll have an update on at 4:30. >> denise: now a school board meeting gets heated over the suspension of a popular superintendent. >> romona: dozens of parents in cuyahoga heights voiced their frustrations. and keep in mind that this district was rocked about five years ago when a former i.t. manager stole millions from the district. danny carlson was at tonight's meeting getting answers. >> reporter: well, guys, even before the board meeting started, parents were outside with signs like this one and shirts saying "i support tom evans." evans is the superintendent whose duties were success spended about three weeks ago when he was placed on paid administrative leave for no publicly stated reason. the dynamic seemed to be the cro

postconcussion syndromes it would be totally worth it. >> a program. >>> team 12 on the fight against zika. up next the story of a brand- new baby born in florida with symptoms of zika as hospitals all along the east coast prepare for a wider spread of thvi number one olympic moment from rio. . >>> house prices on the rise all across the country. how much money does the average person in phoenix need to make a year to afford a median priced home? let us know what you think the answer is on social media using the hashtag #social sound off. we will review the answer at 6:15. >>> we continue to track active weather around the state. to show low these storms are drifting northeast. do we have a chance for rain in the valley? check out this video coming in from flagstaff is that rain or snow or is it even hail on the top of san francisco peaks? . >>> tonight we are focusing on the major health crisis being caused by the zika virus. efforts to fight zika in nations blood supply needs more scrutiny to protect against the virus. >>reporter: you would never know it by looking at her she was born ne

political consultant denies that claim. >>> to first time a baby with zika related birth defects has been born here in the bay area. kpix5's betty yu is in berkeley with those details. betty? >> reporter: a kcbs radio source says the baby was born here in berkeley with zika related birth defects, st notely a smaller than normal head which generally means that the brain didn't develop properly. a source tells kcbs radio one of the two babies born with zika related birth defects in california was born al alta bates medical center in berkeley in the last six months. the mother had traveled from guatemala. >> it's a good reminder essentially that the zika virus infection during pregnancy can cause bad pregnancy outcomes like microcephaly which means a small skull and the most important prevention is for pregnant women to really be aware of, you know, right now our guidance is to not travel to areas impacted by zika. >> reporter: hotspots include parts of latin america and the caribbean even though the types of mosquitoes that can carry the virus have been found in 12 california counties. heal

rest of the weekend. >> coming up, more cases of zika hr in the bay area. up next what we're learning from health officials about several new patients who contracted the virus. >>> and later in sports, the giants struggle to score runs yet again, and how they're having trouble on the field as they open a three-game series in the nation's capital. mark has highlights in sports. >>> plus, a good day on wall street. the jobs report that sent stocks soaring today. j?j?j7 >>> there are new developments tonight involving the number of cases in zika in the bay area. the health department reported two new cases of the virus today bringing the total number of cases in san francisco to 10. health officials say all ten patients contracted the virus while traveling abroad and that zika is not circulating in san francisco, in the bay area, or in california. now, a baby born in berkeley appears to have symptoms consistent with the zika virus. hospital officials say the baby's mother had recently traveled to guatemala. the virus causes severe birth defects including underdeveloped brains and small h