we are hit by the ba-1 in january. we saw ba-2. and now ba-2.12.1. they're driving a lot of the increases in infection that we're seeing across the nation right now. and that is a huge challenge. how we're speak being this moment. we know there is no domestic only strategy. and that means remaining deeply globally engaged and doing what we can. we've done a good job acquiring vaccines and making sure they're widely available to the world. we need to get vaccines into people's arms. all right. so i want to talk about two major things -- two recent develops that have happened over the last few weeks. and then i also want to talk about funding and congress and then i'll turn it over to dr. walensky first and then dr. fauci. two major developments. if you've been watching we've launched a third round of tests that you can get from covidtests.gov. what's that about? why are we doing that? we're doing that because the administration has put in a lot of work and resources that we had from a.r.p. to acquire tests and make sure we have an economic number of t

>> yes, i think given ba 4 5 and what's happening in europe, chances are that it was read more.don't know how much it will spread, because we have ba 2 in california, that 12 .one, and i hate to call out these letters and numbers but they are all flavors of omicron, and because it's more transmissible than ba1 or ba two, this might be competing with that, some people think ba 4 5 might be the dominant one eventually. >> we go through this a lot, it's good to address it and get the information from your perspective. thank you doctor, from ucsf.>> thank you. >> something else that caught our attention, is it going too far to be politically correct. san francisco unified is eliminating the word chief from the job title, it in this originally comes from the french word for leader but native americans say it has been used inaccurately in tv shows and movies, wrongly depicting the head of their tribe as chief. school leaders admit there are some mixed opinions but after hearing from members of the native american trinity they are moving forward without using the term, they haven't fin

, ba 4 and 5. >> even if you are infected by ba one or two, you could get reinfected by ba 4 and 5, in south africa we know that population is about 90% immune, because they have been hit so hard with previous surges, nevertheless they are seeing a big surge right now from a few hundred cases up to thousands of cases. and it is all fueled by ba 4 and 5, seeing that in other parts of europe like portugal for example. the fact that we are detecting it here means that it is on our doorstep, we are not sure when it will arrive. >> as for the holiday weekend, he is concerned we will see another rise in cases in the next two days.'s advice, you don't need to stay home but make sure to bring your mass with you and where it if things seem risky and consider testing three or five days after attending an event. >>> it did not keep people from lining the streets of san francisco today for the return of the city's carnival parade. more than 60 entries this year, a lot of smiles, featuring latin american and caribbean culture, returning to the mission after a 2 year pause during the pandemic, they

has seen just a handful of cases of ba.4 and ba.5 in 16 states.onight, 30 states and territories are seeing hospital admissions climb. and health officials are trying to keep americans out of the hospital by making the antiviral drug paxlovid more accessible. charles bunting says he started feeling better within hours of taking it. >> i was like -- wasn't i dying three hours ago? i'm telling you, it was insanely like that. >> reporter: paxlovid can cut the risk of hospitalization by nearly 90%. doctors say treatments, along with vaccines, have changed our fight against covid. >> if we can get all of those things to the right people when they need them, we could be in a situation where people are no longer ending up in the hospital and no longer dying of covid-19. >> reporter: and new york city officials say that they are keeping a close eye on the numbers and they are not going to wait to act until hospitalizations become a crisis. right now, mayor adams says that is not the case and they say that they are going to do everything they can to keep t

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ba.2 .12 .1 is the subvariant spreading so quickly. even if you have had covid, you are not protected against the subvariant. we asked an investigator at gladstone institutes to explain why people don't have protections. >> it is immuno evasive. it is acquiring mutations that make it a stealth virus. we have our immune system at the ready trying to prevent infections, but the virus is learning to elude the antibodies. it has less success against the t cells. >> scientists who look for covid in wastewater in california say the subvariant has taken over, concentration doubles show ba.1 is nonexistent and the a 2.1 -- ba.2.12.1 is about half of what we see. >> the warriors are flying back to the bay area, needing a win to close out the grizzlies in the playoffs. last night the doves got hammered in memphis. the loss marked the largest playoff loss in playoff history. the warriors said they were ready to flush the game. >> it's kind of like when you're in the bathroom. you grab the switch and push it down and it goes down the toilet. that

ba.2, which includes ba.2.12.1, has taken over. >> in yolo county where concentrations in the wastewaterright now are almost as high as they were during the omicron surge. oceanside in san francisco, you can see the levels at oceanside are currently twice what they were two weeks ago. luz: in san francisco, luz pena. kristen: we are one step closer to a moderna vaccine for children. a spokesperson confirms it has completed its submissions to the fda seeking emergency use authorization. moderna is hoping to get the green light to vaccinate children from six months old to age 17. that means emergency use could be approved next month for all these pediatric age groups, not just the youngest. ama: a helicopter crash this morning at the utility's training center. pg andy says two people were in the chopper. both were sent to the hospital for treatment. the chopper is damaged and fortunately did not injure anyone on the ground. pg&e uses the site to train workers. taking a look at this video of an emergency landing in palm beach, florida. the person at the controls, a passenger with zero flyin

now than the original ba 2 strain. recent cdc data shows the ba 12002.1 mutation now makes up for nearly 37% of our nation's positive covid cases. that numbers more than 60% in the northeastern part of the country where it first took hold. is in almost 100% jump just within the past 2 weeks. so far, the subvariant does not appear to cause severe illness. meanwhile, health officials say they are monitoring other mutations ba 4 and ba 5 that are causing a rise in hospitalizations in south africa right now. >> well, meantime, the cdc is again recommending that americans wear masks on planes on trains and on buses. the agency says americans ages 2 and older should wear a well-fitting mask on public transit as well as in crowded areas like airports, train stations. this comes despite the april 18th decision by a federal judge in florida declaring the mask mandate unlawful. shortly after that, the justice department filed a notice that it will appeal the ruling. bue the justice department hasn't done so yet. they have until

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in a totally, the ba.2 is hitting -- anecdotally, ba two is hitting people. as a matter of time before it heads towards you. hedge your bets. kristen: thank you for your insight on the pfizer vaccine for kids. you are getting a lot of vaccine comments. for us! >> i will. kristen: thank you for joining us on getting answers. we will see you back here. >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. on covid and children. the news millions of parents have been waiting for. >>> also, news on monkeypox tonight. the confirmed and suspected cases now here in the u.s. >>> first, covid, and tonight, pfizer now saying its new vaccine for children 5 and under is 80% effective against symptomatic omicron. how soon could this be available? it comes as more than 100,000 children in the u.s. test positive in just the last week. >>> also, that news on monkeypox tonight. two new suspected cases under investigation in utah. potentially two cases in florida, after a confirmed case in massachusetts, a suspected case in new york. where did this start, how is it tr

there's ba.4 and ba.5 that are already there. we're still collecting data on this one.ork and the northeast where you guys are, it's probably two-thirds of the cases of covid in that particular area of the country. >> so sanjay, u.s. health authorities investigating why some covid patients relapsing after taking paxlovid, which is the antiviral pill. what evidence are they seeing? >> this is still a bit of a mystery here. they saw some evidence of this during the trials, that someone would have a positive test, they would be symptomatic, they would take paxlovid, which is an antiviral, feel better, and then about 10 to 14 days later, start to have symptoms again, test positive again, and sometimes with even higher viral loads than before. so if you imagine like what rebound is. you got the virus here, you put these antivirals on it, push it down, you think that it's squ squelched, but it pops back up. that's the rebound effect. in the trials, they saw that happen in 1 to 2% of patients that were taking this, but they also saw the same thing happen in the placebo group.

are seeing 35.4 and ba.4 and ba.5 and in south africa, they're helpful in leading us, we are seeinge ba.4 and ba.a really outpacing the otherba.4 and ba.5 outpacing the other strains in the united states. for the majority of people, there is protection from the original omicron, but it is not going to last forever. the important point you're el straiting, reinfections happen, and i think they're more likely to happen as time goes on and we see more of the mutations and variants, even if they're related to omicron. >> one last quick one. if you could briefly revisit something you said a second ago of experts fearful of a much more significant surge this fall or winter, why is that? what are they seeing? >> yeah. just briefly, this is based on not only modeling from around the world but also looking at the pace of the mutations. we didn't know what coronavirus would have in store for us and how quickly it'd mutate. would it be slow, fast? pretty fast. think of the original wuhan strain two years ago and where we are today. it has to do with the decreasing immunity, which is why we nee

than the original ba 2 straight recent cdc data shows the ba 2 12.1 mutation now makes up nearly 37% of our nation's positive covid cases. that numbers more than 60% in the northeast where it first took hold and that's an almost 100 per cent jump just the past 2 weeks or so. so far the subvariant does not appear to cause severe illness. meanwhile, health officials say they are monitoring other mutations be a 4 and ba 5 that are causing a rise in hospitalizations in south africa right now. >> there are newly released documents that are showing the cdc tracked millions of phones to see if americans followed covid-19 lockdown orders. according to the reports, the cdc purchase phone data from the data broker. safe graph. the cdc reportedly paid over $400,000 for access to one year's worth of data. stay at home. orders visits to pharmacies and the effectiveness of covid policies and the navajo nation were among the activities that the cdc was watching. the cdc so far has not commented on this report. >> fda officials say yearly covid vaccines could be part of our future. top fda regulator

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ba.2 -- what we are seeing with ba.2 is that it is able to spread through the community more quickly it is more contagious, but we are seeing fewer cases coming into the hospital, and that is a sign that it is less. let -- less virulent. treatments, high vaccination rates, and a list virulent strain are contributing to the benefit of fewer hospitalizations, despite surges in cases. dan: that is certainly something to take some comfort in. what about the rise in cases given what you just talked about ? are you concerned, or will this ed without too much damage -- will this bb without too much damage? >> we are seeing new variants emerge, the virus continues to t sidestepom the message that went out today is let's use the tools we know are effective. face covering is effective. it is not something we need to use forever, but when there is a surge, it is something we should be using. when the search results, it is not as important and we can put those masks away again. >> it is relatively painless, and we are used to wearing masks. it is not a huge sacrifice. do you think we will return

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meantime, health officials say they are monitoring other mutations ba for ba 5, which are also causing a rise in hospitalizations in south africa right now. >> one in 5 parents say they plan to vaccinate their kids under 5. the study by the kaiser family foundation surveyed parents to determine vaccine hesitancy and young kids over half of the parents said they don't have enough information about the effects. while some blamed the rollout delays for undermining confidence. the study is coming as moderna has asked the fda for emergency approval for its vaccine in kids under 6, that request was filed in april. preliminary data is revealing a weak immune response for boosters and children under 5 with more results expected in early june. meantime, fda officials say yearly covid vaccine shots could be part of our future. top fda regulators say they expect to be deciding by this summer whether covid-19 vaccines should be updated for this fall. if the fda finds the updates necessary annual boosting against the virus could become part of our new normal. >> the cdc is again recommending that a

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variants called ba.4 and ba.5. their omicron variants found in wastewater studies.he new strain will count for 1% of what is detected right now and they are being watched very closely because of how quickly other variants have spread in the past. >> the most important thing for people to know in terms of their own behavior his overall levels of covid are very high right now. >> we can be prepared and try to protect ourselves as much as we can, never be worried never be freaked out or fearful of going into the world because we have the tools to keep everyone away from the hospital right now. >> the strains are feeling cases in south africa and parts of europe. doctors tell us they are not surprised to see the variants here but too soon to know if they are dangerous. >>> urgent call for help tonight, wildlife rescuers flooded with influx of sick and injured pelicans over the past few weeks. wildlife experts trying to pinpoint what is behind it. abbey fernandez. folks at the international bird rescue in fairfield swamped caring for pelicans. it seems the majestic water

( laughter ) ( applause ) people-- people are especially-- ( applause ) ba-ba-ba-da!e are especially feeling the pain at the grocery store. reporters are that some shoppers are saying the price of a bulk pack of toilet paper had surged from $17 to $25. that's crazy. i remember recently when toilet paper was affordable. even during the first few weeks of the pandemic, all you needed was seven bucks and the willingness to body-check the old lady reaching for it into the calgon display. just throw a bow. i got kids! ( applause ) buy a bidet! ( laughter ) of course, nowhere-- nowhere-- of course, nowhere are prices higher than in airports. a recent investigation confirmed that airline customers have paid as much as $27 for a beer at laguardia. proving that people will pay any amount to kill the feeling of being at laguardia. ( laughter ) ( applause ) apparently-- come visit. come visit new york. apparently, the amount travelers paid for a beer varied between $23 abd $27, depending on the size of the beer. what size are these supposed to be? for $27, i want a can too big t

ba.4 and ba.5 is very low concentration of wastewater, less than 1%, low detection. >> reporter: subvariants fueling cases in south africa and parts of europe. doctors are not surprised to see the strain here, they also say it is too soon to know if they are dangerous. >> there is always a lag between what we see around the world, what we might see in the wastewater and what we see in the community. >> reporter: safety the best route when dealing with what is coming our way. >> we can be prepared and try to protect ourselves as much as we can pick never be worried or freaked out, never be fearful of going into the world because we have the tools to keep everyone away from the hospital right now. >> reporter: scott budman with nbc bay area news. >>> still ahead, they can clinch tonight at chase center in san francisco. the warriors look to make another trip to the nba finals. we go live for the excitement. >>> putting your home on the market might be making a target for thieves. the reason to keep an eye on open houses. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, down 20 degrees, down 32 in con

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in oklahoma, now the latest state to ba abortions after six weeks when many women don't even know they'reant yet a new poll shows 61% of americans say abortion should be legal in all or most cases. and back in south dakota nurse misty won't soon forget the feeling of reading that leaked draft opinion. >> it felt like i was being trampled, and everybody above me knew that i was down there and because i have a uterus i wasn't worth picking up off the floor. >> reporter: bracing for a world without roe. >> so i don't think we knew exactly that was going to be so egregious, but we've been planning for a worst-case scenario. >> reporter: ali vitali, nbc news, sioux falls, south dakota >>> let's turn now to the economy and another strong jobs report today more than 400,000 jobs added in april unemployment holding at 3.6%, but a worker shortage persists with experts saying wages are not keeping up with rising inflation. kristen welker is at the white house to tell us more >> reporter: with growing dissatisfaction over his handling of the economy, president biden in battleground ohio touting toda

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just a few weeks ago, ba 12002.1. it was only a concern in the new york and northeast regions. now we're seeing it all over the country. but infectious disease specialist tells me a lot of people may already be protected from this variant. >> it's really omicron. it's kind of becoming more dominant. so it's estimated to be about 80% of cases non u.s. a few weeks ago. you can only find the omicron variant ba 12002.1 in the northeast. now it's all over the country. it's about 25% more transmissible, then even be a 2, which is itself anywhere from 30 to 80% more transmissible than ba one ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says he's not too concerned for people with healthy immune systems because so many of them have built-up antibodies to the original strain of omicron definitely helped us because from the body's perspective, it all kind of looks omicron to the body and the body's immune system. he says all these subvariants popping up one after another is actually the best case scenario. they coming one after the other very, very quickly. if there was a pau

.2, ba.2.121, ba.2, 4 and 5, and if they say one of those is going to be the best to put in the vaccines the end of june going to give you enough time to update it by the fall? >> right now we do have an omicron vaccine, but it seems that will work against all of them but as you said, fda at this time would like to give guidance after the meeting they will have i think june 28th, as to what we should include in this vaccine, it could be guidance to inc include -- we will be ready with both and we will be ready also to manufacture any of the options that the fda requires. >> and i want to ask you also about paxlovid, your covid antiviral drug you said today you have about 90% market share in terms of covid antivirals, and we know that the u.s. government has placed orders for 20 million courses, but they're having some issues with funding. would that affect the second 10 million courses they've ordered from pfizer, or are those secured already? >> i don't think that this funding -- the funding is a problem because affects everything, the vaccines, and affects the treatments, but so far w

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