Senator in epicenter of U.S. measles outbreak thinks the vaccine isn't safe. (She's wrong.)

The United States is currently home to six ongoing measles outbreaks. But with 70 confirmed cases, Clark County, Washington in particular, has gotten a lot of attention. It’s quickly become an example of what can happen when parents don’t vaccinate their children. But even in Clark County, the spread of this highly contagious and sometimes deadly disease hasn’t been enough to change everyone’s minds about vaccines.