virgin islands. >> it would not be surprising at all if just like chicken, and just like dengue, we do see isolated clusters of locally transmitted zika. >> but they are trying to break the cycle of transmission. al jazeera. >> new worries today over a popular type of heart burn drug. how it could be raising your risk of glen sha. german researchers found people 75 years and older who used proton much inhibitors has a 44% increase risk of dementia. the group of drugs popular brands like pry lo sek. the study only found an section, not a cause and effect. prove as bit more uplifting. it says exercise can keep the brain bigger later in life. researchers found less active people in their 40's have smaller pain volumes than people who work out. they say the finders can be connected to heart health and blood pressure. a planned parenthood clinic is back open, nearly three months after a deadly siege. the deadly opened it's doors for the first time since november, that's when a gunman stormed the facility killing three people and injured nine others. while parts of the building remain closed

virgin islands. >> it would not be surprising at all if just like dengue, we do see isolated clusters of locally transmitted zika. >> reporter: in hawaii officials say the state is still safe to visit and the number of dengue cases is on the decline. >>> that winter weather advisory for parts of the northeast set to expire in about an hour from now. temperatures rising, creating nasty travel conditions out there. that triggered some damaging tornados as well across the gulf coast. >> reporter: a powerful 1200 mile long winter storm stretching from the south to the northeast will head offshore today. right on the heels of the storm that brought record cold over the within, it brought enough snow and wind to cause virginia and north carolina to declare states of emergency. some parts of virginia not nearly a foot of snow and the traffic problems that go with it. >> i hit the inside rail of the bridge and spun around. the posted speed limit is 60. i was doing 55. >> the loaded iced over. >> reporter: and this massive pileup in indiana. the storm also brought tornados across four gulf sta

virgin islands, by lingual children's tunes and mexican mariachi out of california. that who have a worldwide clientele and keep this afloat. the value has declined, but luckily we've been able to maintain and grow our collections and the revenues required to support our nonprofit mission. >> this was recorded 1958. >> the smithsonian also keeps a vigilant guard over the musical past of the u.s. and more than 180 other countries. these are the 2200 albums collected by the founder of folk ways records. it was acquired by the smithsonian, growing the collection to 4200 albums, 45,000 tracks in all. >> now is the most optimum time to preserve it. >> tracks threatened by the ravages of time. dave walker's job is to safe them. ♪ >> like this tape of soviet protest songs recorded nearly half a century ago. >> it's high priority for us to go back in time and preserve based on fragility and content. part of what we do as an archive is ensuring that this material is not only preserved for immediate use, but for future generations. >> just as they've documented america's pol

virgin islands, and puerto rico were acquired locally. cdc director said americans should take heed of those numbers. >> we have issued travel advice, not to travel if you are pregnant. we will likely see significant numbers of cases in puerto rico and other u.s. territories where there may be intensive spread of zika. >> reporter: the cdc says because most people infected don't present symptoms, the agency is not instructing border patrol age ents to do any special screenings. president obama has asked congress for $1.8 billion to fight the virus. >> so we're getting prepared, but we do anticipate some sort of bipartisan action on this. >> reporter: the largest portion of that money could go to the cdc. nearly $600 million would go to the hardest hit areas like puerto rico and overseas. the world health organization says two zika vaccine candidates appear promising, but they are at least 18 months away from large-scale trials. john henry smith, al jazeera. >>> infectious disease doctor joined us earlier on your world this morning, and we

virgin islands and puerto rico were acquired locally. c.d.c. director tom frieden said americans should take he'd. >> not travel if you're pregnant. we will likely see significant numbers of cases in puerto rico and other u.s. territories where there may be intensive spread of zika. >> the c.d.c. says because most people infected with zika don't present symptoms, border patrol agents are not being instructed to do special screenings. congress has been asked for $1.8 billion to fight the virus. there appears to be support on both sides of the i'll to honor that request. >> we are getting prepared but we do anticipate some kind of bipartisan action on this. >>> the largest portion of that $1.8 billion would go to the c.d.c., 1.6 million to puerto rico as well as overseas. only $200 million would be for vaccine research, the world health organization said two vaccine candle dates are promising but at least 18 months away from large scale trials. john henry smith, al jazeera. >>> infectious disease doctor joined us earlier. i asked if she believes

virgin islands. >> it would not be surprising at all if just like chicken and dengue, we do see isolated clusters of locally transmitted zeek a >> reporter: in hawaii, the officials say that the state is still safe to visit. and the number of dengue cases is on the decline. but they're trying to break the cycle of transmission. >>> former u.n. secretary beautgalley has died. he served starting in 199 2. and the u.s. blocked his chances for another term after years of friction with the clinton administration. he was 90 years old. >>> a model for schools across america. and i'll speak with the superintendent about the amazing way that she's getting it down down. >> you know, we brought you a truly inspiring story last night about a school superintendent who helped to turn a failing district in missouri into a successful one. we'll speak live with tiffany anderson in a moment. but first, a look at her remarkable story. >> reporter: you see the crossing guard back there? she's almost single-handedly transformed one of the worst school districts in the state of missouri. >> awesome, see you l

have been contracted by travel but have been contracted locally in puerto rico and the virgin islands. >> it would not be surprising at all if just like chickengunya and just like dengue, we do see isolated clusters of locally transmitted zika. >> in hawaii, officials say the state is still safe to visit and number of the dengue fever cases on the decline. they are trying to break the cycle of transmission. >>> dr. skinner, the director of global disaster response said hawaii's response is the right one. >> this declaration of the emergency is very smart by the mayor and supported by the governor of hawaii. that's a good decision. why on the islands of hawaii, they have this mosquito, this particular mosquito, it transmits three diseases, the zika virus, dengue fever and chickengunya. it's hard to differentiate when someone is sick. they have fever, muscle pain and joint pain and they may have to rash. the decision is the right one. they need more stuff to control the mosquito but also to detect and triage patients that show these symptoms. as the temperature warms into spring and sum

virgin islands -- we may well see tens or hundreds of thousands of zika infections vaccine. we will likely go into phase one clinical trial with this vaccine sometime in late summer for pregnant women right now the most important pregnant in a place where zika is spreading, do everything you can to protect yourself said a massive zika outbreak in the u.s. is unlikely. in washington, i'm steve nannes. time now for an update on your weather. for that we turn to meteorologist ben tanner. strong high pressure in place will keep us sunny, cold and dry we'll see a few more clouds friday as it looks possible that low pressure will form off our coast and scoot to the north. not much moisture to work with so going to keep it dry. highs middle to upper 40s as promised, another shot of cold air comes in for the cold and dry over the next few days. we'll see a few more clouds friday as it looks possible that low pressure will form off our coast and scoot to the north. not much moisture to work with so going to keep it dry. highs middle to upper 40s as promised, another shot of cold air

islands, and american samoa. travelers have also returned to the continental u.s. with the virus -- which has been linked to birth defects. north carolina state officials will likely soon be responding to the charlotte city council's vote to expand the city's non-discrimination ordinance. the proposal expands protections based on sexual orientation and gender identity... including allowing people to choose restrooms corresponding to the gender with which they identify. but it deals with a lot more than bathrooms, but that consumed most of the comments. last night many at charlotte's council meeting voiced concerns about the safety of children. one transgender woman told council she's not a predator, she just wants equal rights. "they are afraid that i, or people like me are going to victimize children. this idea is opposite to the reality i live in" "i believe you're actually not protecting anybody, you're doing the exact opposite. we've seen in been targeted for their beliefs, why do you think it will be any dif