Mothers who have traveled overseas and zika infected areas, more on the new development now from ktvus Jana Katsuyama live in the newsroom. Jana . Reporter Public Health Officials Say they cannot release any information for privacy reasons but we have learned from a source that the mother did not contract the virus here but got it while traveling. The mother delivered her baby at the Medical Center within the past six months. She apparently contracted zika virus while traveling in guatemala. Her baby was born with a severe case of microcephaly, unusually small head. Zika virus can infect the nerve cells early on in development and cause damage. So that is sort of what is thought to be causing the small heads and brains. Reporter affected babies are prone to seizures and developmental delays. Doctors dont know the long term effects. California Health Officials say to date 114 californians have tested positive for zika virus. 21 are pregnant women. All were travel related cases. The viru