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the risk having their child stay home versus covid. we in public health as well as medical world do believe school is the best place for children. this includes because of the academic learning learning curves, the physical and mental health benefits of schools and the social and emotional development that schools afford. what are some of these safer strategies that allow schools to return? the first one is vaccinations. most children are getting covid either in the community or at home. most likely from adults. people who are able to get vaccinated, should get vaccinated in order to protect children. vaccines are one of the most effective ways to decrease risk of covid-19. vaccinated adults and teenagers can help protect younger children who cannot get vaccinated. we know that vaccines are extremely effective, especially around severe outcomes and deaths. vaccinated people are ten times as likely to be hospitalized. really good news is that in san francisco, 77% of eligible san francisco population is fully vaccinated. including teena

to get a covid vaccine or get tested weekly. the district wanting every employee at least partially vaccinated by september 7. the first day of school for the district's 61,000 students is next week. >> as we move to reopening, we're doing so with all of the safety requirements in place. a vaccine requirement is a necessary step to keeping students, staff and family safe. >> san francisco had seen a spike in covid cases in the last month largely driven by the delta variant. the union has been pushing for it. >>> san jose unified is also requiring staff to get their shot or do twice-weekly testing. health experts say today's announcement is likely to lead to smaller districts following suit. they strongly recommend teachers and staff get vaccinated but are not mandating it. here's a look at some of the other state guidelines, mafxs are required for everyone indoors. masks are optional outdoors. physical distance something no longer required and the state is recommending a modified quarantine over ten days. if unvaccinated kids ar

as the white house press briefing on covid, covid, covid, covid, no matter what the administration would like to accomplish outside covid, until the virus is tackled and pushed out of here, it means all of the other proposals have to take a back seat. >> reporter: that's right. that's kind of the dichotomy. the line you hear from the white house is walk and chew gum at the same time. substantively, they feel they're doing a good job of being able to stay focused on getting things they want to get done. white house officials point to the fact that the bipartisan infrastructure deal still on track, not an easy lift. the democrats' only massive spending bill looks like it will happen along with major climate components of the president's agenda. politically that's where they have less control over what the message is and what the country is talking about. that's where the white house feels like there's a gap between what's under their control and the way the president's leadership will be perceived. they'll point outlook, we got the vaccines out to everyone. it is not a problem about did th

guidance to reduce transmission of covid-19 and everyone due to the widespread covid-19 delta variant. so, you know, this delta variant is really covid is steroids, which is why vaccinations are so important, but also protecting ourselves and each other, reducing the rate of transmission by requiring us all to wear a mask in public places will protect everyone, particularly the unvaccinated or those who have not received a vaccine and can help them get protected by availing themselves to a shot. there's lots of resources here. we are really focusing the health department on the most vulnerable communities to covid-19, reaching out to ensure that people have the right information, the correct information and particularly about the vaccines. know there's a lot of myths out there and misperceptions. we are out there making vaccine available as much as possible. in addition there's information where people can get tested, and for people who want to delve deep into the data, you can see the links to our data and reports. and finally, just to emphasize for further information about covid, t

covid in every population.me of these republicans to blame immigrants than to level with their own base about what's needed? >> i think -- i don't think they're demonizing the immigrants, i think they're demonizing joe biden and kamala harris for what they see as failure to get the border under control. these ads, i don't know why everybody is so upset about it, there's an element of truth in all of it. i talked to one of the campaigns running the ads and they pointed me to mcallen, texas, there were 1,500 people released in mcallen, texas that tested positive for covid. is that the only thing driving covid in the united states? of course not, that's ridiculous. but it's a fact there are migrants coming across, being released, that do have covid. as ana pointed out, immigration is a hot issue for republicans especially in republican primaries and especially among republican grassroots donors so it's not surprising to me that republican campaigns would take facts that are true and use them in their own campaigns

we are examining covid in children. we are seeing long covid symptoms, mostly fatigue and headache. they appear to be lower than they are in adults. 2% to 3%. data will need to be followed differently and longitudinally. more data to follow on that. >> there are a number of ways people can demonstrate their vaccination status. companies and organizations and the federal government are taking different approaches. we applaud this innovation. there will be no federal vaccination database. as with all other vaccines, the information gets held at the state and local level. but any system that is developed in the private sector or elsewhere must meet key standards, including affordability, being available both digitally and on paper, and importantly, protecting people's privacy and security. the second part of your question, we are aware of some cases of fraud, counterfeit covid-19 cards being advertised on social media sites and e-commerce platforms. while the practice is not widespread, i will remind everyone that it's a crime. and the office of the inspector general, the department of

many infected with covid-19. because of biden's policies, clearly all the restrictions are on american citizens, no restrictions on those that are not respecting our laws, our borders, and our sovereignty, seems to care less. he halted border wall construction, he ended the president's successful stay in mexico policy, that of donald trump. he reinstituted obama's policy of catch and release. actually made it even easier. i call it process and release. nobody is turned away. he told migrants "come to the southern border, we will take you into america." and now, as a result, we are experiencing historical levels of mass migration, illegal immigration. in the middle of a deadly pandemic. and joe biden is pretending like it's not happening. look at your screen. you see joe, built dozens and dozens of new cages that were all overcrowded -- again, in the middle of a pandemic -- and people living on top of each other and covid positivity rate was through the roof and spreading like wildfire, but still, no testing in bi

a woman who was fully vaccinated got covid, and died. her friends say she was a talented painter, singer, and businesswoman. they also believe she and other vaccinated people got infected during a performance at a sausalito bar. jean elle has that story. >> if i was playing in marin county, donna was there, very supportive. >> drummer alex aspinall is remembering his friend donna d'acuti. the county says she was over 75. aspinall says the grandmother was full of life. >> she's an interesting person with wide experience. she was an emergency room nurse in san francisco for many years. she was a realtor in marin. she was also an incredible artist. >> tributes with pouring in on her band donna d plus three's facebook page. d'acuti tested positive after playing a gig on july 16th. he said everyone in the band was vaccinated. >> i heard the week after the gig that there were some people there that night who had said just in passing, oh, i think i have a cold. >> the same day bay area county issued an indoor mask advisory as the delta variant

guidance to reduce transmission of covid-19 and everyone due to the widespread covid-19 delta variant. so, you know, this delta variant is really covid is steroids, which is why vaccinations are so important, but also protecting ourselves and each other, reducing the rate of transmission by requiring us all to wear a mask in public places will protect everyone, particularly the unvaccinated or those who have not received a vaccine and can help them get protected by availing themselves to a shot. there's lots of resources here. we are really focusing the health department on the most vulnerable communities to covid-19, reaching out to ensure that people have the right information, the correct information and particularly about the vaccines. know there's a lot of myths out there and misperceptions. we are out there making vaccine available as much as possible. in addition there's information where people can get tested, and for people who want to delve deep into the data, you can see the links to our data and reports. and finally, just to emphasize for further information about covid, t

not because of covid. despite antidotal stories of hospitals running out of beds, the data, real data still suggests covid is less dangerous to your child than the common flu, and yet, here today joe biden embracing manned number two. there is little evidence to suggest that masks are effective. this includes all mask including n-59. a study published on the jama network, randomized clinical trial that's the gold standard randomized clinical trial found n-95s produced no significant difference in the transmission of influenza, not that different from covid. no significant difference the truth is there really haven't been very many studies on the effectiveness of masks, real randomized control trials on the effectiveness of masks there has been occasional data and that's what the cdc relies on. but many say of those studies that have been done, that masks really are not that effective. and by the way cloth masks, nasty and gross, well, they in fact could be dangerous. number three, this truth. natural immun

last friday, cdc reported 157,000 new cases of covid-19. our seven-day average is about 137,000 cases per day. this represents an increase of nearly 12 percent from the prior seven-day average. the seven-day average of hospital admissions is about 11,000 per day, similar to the previous seven-day period. and the seven-day average of daily deaths have also increased to 739 per day, an increase of 23 percent from the previous seven-day period. as cases, hospitalizations, and deaths continue to rise, i want to reemphasize the serious risk of covid, especially to the unvaccinated, and the importance of vaccines to prevent severe illness and save lives. this slide shows data on hospitalizations among the vaccinated and unvaccinated reported to cdc's covid-net. this is a nationally representative sample of hospitals that covers approximately 10 percent of the u.s. population. based on these data from january through july, represented on the horizontal axis, covid-19-associated hospitalization rates were 17 times higher in unvaccinated, shown by t

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they're in the hospital getting blood clots from covid. they're in the hospital dying from covid. host: jerry in new jersey, you are vaccinated. your question or comment for the doctor? caller: i have two questions for you. one, i will be due for the booster -- i had two pfizer vaccines and i will be due in october. i also go for a flu shot. do i get these two shots or will the covid vaccine help me? the second question i have and this is extremely important and i do like the last caller's call because in a way what you are saying is that the covid vaccine deaths are due to other things and it might be reported as covid, but i believe that's the case with people that are dying of natural causes and they're saying it's covid. so kind of works both ways, and i agree with the other caller that the push to vaccinate is scaring the crap out of me because i took the vaccines and i really am afraid of what i might have done, but the second question i have for you and this is important -- president biden looks like he has some cognitive issues and every year they go for physicals. why has

covid? is that measured in there? guest: this is death due to covid. code, so we are not talking about overall increases of mortality through that time period. what we call excess mortality. we are dealing with cause of death on the death certificate. host: when it comes to groups impacted by what the cdc's data show -- hispanics, black americans -- how did they factor into these numbers? guest: if you think about magnitude of the problem in populations it was about three years in decline of life expectancy for hispanics, and about the same amount in black americans too. when we say 1.5 years is a big drop, three years is a much bigger drop. you see the disproportionate impact of covid on these two minority populations. that kind of rearranged what we think about as the mortality disparities between groups. for african-americans, they been closing the gap with whites for some time. all of a sudden the cap drastically widened next to covid. for hispanics, there mortality was actually better.

we had five covid wards open at the peak of our covid season so to speak, in the wintertime. each one when they closed, we had a celebration. i do not exaggerate when i say that there was cheering in the halls. you know, then when we got to our low six weeks ago, we had seven patients in house here with active covid. two weeks ago, we were up to 70. now today, i'm almost up to 100. i walk around in the wards, talk to the front line health care workers, the cleaners of the rooms, the nurses, the doctors, and it's overwhelming, this sense of just being tired. just tired. really sad holding the hands of those coming in with delta variant and covid-19 and regretting they did not get vaccinated. >> what do you tell your staffers, the front line workers, knowing that this is entirely preventable because the vast majority of people that you're treating now just haven't been vaccinated? >> that's exactly right. you know, i mean, the frustration level is sort of at an all-time high. you know, what i do, i try to just let them know, this is what we're here for, right? we all chose this

they had severe problem if they get covid. so i think the teachers should be vaccinated, the children should be masked, and i think that the parents of special needs students with health risks they need to be heard from. thank you. host: ok. guest: these mitigation strategies like wear a mask that you mentioned are exceptionally important in states that during the 2012r state legislative season passed laws preventing employees from having vaccine mandates. we've seen that in states such as utah, tennessee, montana, and several others where state employees which include public school teachers you can't have a mandate on covid-19 vaccines. host: from twitter. guest: i do not have the exact numbers on normal flu but we know that covid-19 is not very deadly in children. something like less than 2% of children who are hospitalized with covid-19 actually suck m to the virus which is very encouraging but the concern is the long term health effects and the disruptions to everyday life in the school year. host: from bloomington, yin. g

the rate of covid positivity was over 10%. these biden cages filled with kids are covid incubators. of these folks that lecture self-righteously about science, they don't give a flip about science because they wouldn't be doing this if they did. >> sean: senator. >> they care about power and control.s >> sean: if they wasn't -- if it wasn't for you, they wouldn't let our cameras in those facilities. you got to videotaping you shared it with the program. if it wasn't for you and a few others, we wouldn't have beenu able to show biden's overcrowded cages with kids on top of each other in the middle of a pandemic with no testing. but we'll take away the rights of every american. what happened to medical privacy, doctor-patient confidentiality? >> you argued before the supreme court with a pretty high percentage of winning many times, senator. does it sound constitutional to you? >> the left doesn't believe in your privacy. doesn't believe in your freedom. they try to portray it as an extreme choice. they a save you think people should have individual choice, then you don't believe in s

kids are not at serious risk of covid-19. 620,000 americans have died of covid-19. less than 400 are kids. that is only with covid diagnoses in their record. the cdc has no idea whether they did or did not die from covid-19. teachers are -- if you're vaccinated and healthy, you're not at serious risk from your kids. there's no excuse not to open schools. >> we also didn't get the comorbidity that some of those kids were facing. thanks, marc. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we're awaiting officials to announce a plan for covid positive migrants and we'll take you there live. it's a huge story developing. we'll have more on it next. >> you think that is keeping people safe in mcallen texans people safe in mcallen texans where 1500 have been pand home values are at record where 1500 hhighs.en the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you borrow 100% of your home's values and you can take out $ 50,000 or more. pay down high rate credit cards, improve your home, or just give your family the security of having cash in the bank. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never se

guidance to reduce transmission of covid-19 and everyone due to the widespread covid-19 delta variant. so, you know, this delta variant is really covid is steroids, which is why vaccinations are so important, but also protecting ourselves and each other, reducing the rate of transmission by requiring us all to wear a mask in public places will protect everyone, particularly the unvaccinated or those who have not received a vaccine and can help them get protected by availing themselves to a shot. there's lots of resources here. we are really focusing the health department on the most vulnerable communities to covid-19, reaching out to ensure that people have the right information, the correct information and particularly about the vaccines. know there's a lot of myths out there and misperceptions. we are out there making vaccine available as much as possible. in addition there's information where people can get tested, and for people who want to delve deep into the data, you can see the links to our data and reports. and finally, just to emphasize for further information about covid, t

covid in every population.em is unvaccinated americans. and many of those are republicans. is it just easier for some of these republicans to blame immigrants than to level with their own base about what's needed? >> i think -- i don't think they're demonizing the immigrants, i think they're demonizing joe biden and kamala harris for what they see as failure to get the border under control. these ads, i don't know why everybody is so upset about it, there's an element of truth in all of it. i actually talked to one of the campaigns running the ads and they pointed me to mcallen, texas. last week 7,000 migrants were released in mcallen, texas. 1,500 according to city officials tested positive for covid. so they're not making this up. this is actually happening. now, is that the only thing driving covid in the united states? of course not, that's ridiculous. but it is a fact. just as you said, don, there are migrants coming across being released that do have covid. and as ana pointed out, immigration is a hot iss

our covid expert, dr.er chin hong is standing by and will answer your questions of the >>> then a possible case of road rage in the east bay, and a driver appears to purposely hit a man with his car. what we know so far. >>> then, >> recent changes in the climate are widespread, rapid and