HARLOW: Get this. Lawmakers in Oregon, we didn't even know this could happen, but it might, are considering a proposal to lower the voting age from 18 to 16. They wanted to apply not just to local and state elections, but also federal elections. One of the Bill's sponsor says it's time to give young people a chance to participate in decisions that affect their lives. If this passes, voters will cast their ballot on the proposal in the 2020 election.</s>SCIUTTO: Young people like me could finally get --</s>HARLOW: Just like you. Yes. This is a serious story. The FDA could be looking to change vaccination laws amid the largest measles outbreak in decades, here in the US. Its commissioner says if states do not change their laws, the federal government might need to step in. Right now, 47 states allow parents to opt out of childhood vaccines for religious reasons. Seventeeen states allow parents to opt out, because of personal, or philosophical beliefs. The CDC says there have been more than 127 confirmed measles cases in the US just this year.</s>HARLOW: Wow. An incredible sight. Look at this. From Yosemite National Park. This is a phenomenon called a firefall. When the setting sun hits a waterfall at just the right angle, it creates the illusion of lava falling off a cliff there.
New This Morning - Oregon Considers Lowering Voting Age To 16.