and get them vaccinated. >> the american hospital association is saying the only 9% of hospitals, haveng. is there any way for us to know if the hospital we might choose to use, or be taking to emergency, has fully vaccinated personnel? >> no there really isn't. i am proud to say that my university of pennsylvania health system, which is a fides hospital health care system, has mandated that all workers get vaccinated. but this came home to me very vividly, frankly when my brother was delivering a baby, and she said, i don't want to question whether that nurse or the person coming in cleaning the floor has been vaccinated. i should just assume that they're vaccinated because they're working in a health care setting. and i totally agree with her. i don't think that any of us should have to doubt or question or worry that we might get covid from a health care worker. >> have you personally had conversations with unvaccinated health care worker, or has your group come up with any reports about what they say, about why they are not vaccinated? >> i think a lot of it is local lawrence. i th

the american hospital association which represents 5,000 hospitals healthcare systems and networks acrossntry. >> says ha strongly urges the vaccination of all healthcare personnel and support hospitals and health systems that adopt mandatory covid-19 vaccination policies are institutions that are. >> making sure that their health care workers are vaccinated. early wrong side of history. they're putting patients at risk. u c berkeley infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg. >> says this policy is a long time coming and the right thing to do, especially since many of those in hospitals are the most vulnerable to covid-19. >> you're talking about a population of people who are at high risk for bad outcomes from covid and the hot you cry. in my opinion. it's incumbent upon the hospital to do everything it can to ensure the safety of those patients and to require unvaccinated to require vaccinations of the health care worker. she was he minimal thing that can be done. >> ucsf has mandated health care personnel be vaccinated and stanford will make the same requirement in august. >

. >> this morning the american hospital association is now calling for mandatory vaccination for all health care workers. >>> and we turn now to the incredible images coming in from extreme flooding in colorado in areas previously burned by wildfires. meanwhile, farther west authorities in oregon and california are taking new action today hoping to prevent more wildfires from spreading during this historic drought. this morning, extreme weather conditions now coming in the form of deadly mudslides and raging wildfires. at least 78 fires are burning across 13 states. the biggest is the bootleg wildfire in southern oregon expanding by up to four miles a day. campfires are now banned at oregon state parks after officials said nearly all fires burning in the state were sparked from human activity. farther south this new video shows what crews are battling on both sides of california's sierra nevada after i wildfire there crossed state lines, and this wildfire has burned at least eight buildings near redding. california's largest power company has revealed its equipment may have sparked t

. >> the american hospital association which represents nearly 5,000 hospitals, healthcare systems and networks across the country says the ha strongly urges the vaccination of all healthcare personnel and supports hospitals and health systems that adopt mandatory covid-19 vaccination policies. >> patients have the right to be cared for by people who are not can spread and a potentially fatal disease to the u c berkeley infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg says this policy is the right thing to do, especially. >> since many of the most vulnerable to covid-19 are the ones in the hospital very sick people in the hospital or nursing homes. >> other health care delivery areas. >> you >> don't want to be cared for by somebody who has. covid. and the way to ensure that they don't is to have those people vaccinated. >> ucsf is mandated health care personnel be vaccinated and stanford will make the same requirement in august. that's not the case with dignity health center, health and kaiser. well, they're strongly recommending their health care workers get vaccinated. >> it is

having the american hospital association coming out in favor was a strong message. t it is tough, being superimposed on a very acute nursing shortage and we feel it here. that is the biggest factor for hospitals, it is not physical space, it is the staff available to treat. so i think hospitals are weighing that. but at the end of the day, you got to do what is right for patient safety, i think. >> quickly before we go, there is a lot of people that think you can't get reinfected with covid if you had it but we just saw clay higgins say he tested positive again after contracted in 2020 and jon rahm had to drop out the olympics after testing positive. what is your medical message to people who have had covid? >> we are seeing some reinfections. it is very rare. less than 25% of total infections. it does happen. they are more mild the second time. it is clear that protection that you get from the vaccine is morrow bust and more durable than the protection from natural infection so that is the message. even if you have had covid already, hopefully we recommend that you

the american hospital association which represents 5,000 hospitals healthcare systems and networks across the country. >> says ha strongly urges the vaccination of all healthcare personnel and support hospitals and health systems that adopt mandatory covid-19 vaccination policies are institutions that are. >> making sure that their health care workers are vaccinated. early wrong side of history. they're putting patients at risk. u c berkeley infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg. >> says this policy is a long time coming and the right thing to do, especially since many of those in hospitals are the most vulnerable to covid-19. >> you're talking about a population of people who are at high risk for bad outcomes from covid and the hot you cry. in my opinion. it's incumbent upon the hospital to do everything it can to ensure the safety of those patients and to require unvaccinated to require vaccinations of a health care worker. she was he minimal thing that can be done. >> ucsf has mandated health care personnel be vaccinated and stanford will make the same requirement in aug

the american hospital association which represents 5,000 hospitals healthcare systems and networks acrossntry. >> says ha strongly urges the vaccination of all healthcare personnel and support hospitals and health systems that adopt mandatory covid-19 vaccination policies are institutions that are. >> making sure that their health care workers are vaccinated. early wrong side of history. they're putting patients at risk. u c berkeley infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg. >> says this policy is a long time coming and the right thing to do, especially since many of those in hospitals are the most vulnerable to covid-19. >> you're talking about a population of people who are at high risk for bad outcomes from covid and the hot you cry my community incumbent upon the hospital to do everything it can to ensure the safety of those patients and to require unvaccinated to require vaccinations of a health care worker. she was he minimal thing that can be done. >> ucsf has mandated health care personnel be vaccinated and stanford will make the same requirement in august. that's not

the american hospital association which represents 5,000 hospitals healthcare systems and networks acrossountry. >> says ha strongly urges the vaccination of all healthcare personnel and supports hospitals and health systems that adopt mandatory covid-19 vaccination policies are institutions that are. >> making sure that their health care workers are vaccinated. early wrong side of history. they're putting patients at risk. u c berkeley infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg. >> says this policy is a long time coming and the right thing to do, especially since many of those in hospitals are the most vulnerable to covid-19. >> you're talking about a population of people who are at high risk for bad outcomes from covid and the hot you cry my community incumbent upon the hospital to do everything it can to ensure the safety of those patients and to require unvaccinated to require vaccinations of the health care worker. she was he minimal thing that can be done. >> ucsf has mandated health care personnel be vaccinated and stanford will make the same requirement in august. that's

because we saw just this past week, wolf, that the american hospital association and more than 60 healthross the country, including those representing doctors and nurses came out as a strong endorsement requirements in hospitals and other health care settings or vaccination among health care workers. this is so important, wolf, to protect the patients that were all charged with caring for in health care settings. and those are decisions the federal government is not going to make. it is going to be institutions that make them. but i do think they are very reasonable because this is a time when you have to take all steps possible to protect not just ourselves but the people around us from covid-19. >> as you know, dr. murphy, the cdc is now also reversing course on mask guidance for k through 12 schools. now their recommendation is that masks for everyone be used regardless of vaccination status. how are schools and parents supposed to wade through these rapidly changing guidance, the rules that are changing? >> well, wolf, certainly i can empathize with how challenging this whole situati

you've got organizations like the american petroleum institute, pharma, the hospital association.. dozens and dozens more. making donations. also making donations to individual legislators for their campaign, but these are supposed to be a relatively neutral think tanks. >> right. and big tech itself, we are talking about the digital public square. effects on our elections, and while there is something to be set for corporate transparency in these other industries, it is even more critical from big tech, so that is what we're trying to accomplish here, and we think it will have an effect. hopefully people on the hill will start thinking twice before they listen to organizations that are taking hundreds of thousands of dollars from google and facebook. >> john: the report is certainly an interesting read. anybody at home who wants to look it up just have to go to your website. jon schweppe, glad to have you on. thank you for coming by. sandra. >> sandra: all right, john, putting the pressure on president biden for his picks. eco-terrorism sympathizer, is he online for the job? ♪ ♪

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and other health care provingals and the american medical association signed a letter shared with "the washington post" calling for vaccination among all hospital employees but hallie, as you know, this is controversial really across the country, not all health care workers have been vaccinated. the hospital i'm at here in alabama, 70% have been vaccinated but i was at another in jacksonville, florida, last week, only 60% of health care workers had been vaccinated. last week in new york, there was also a rally outside one of the hospitals there, where they were at least dozens of health care workers protesting the possibility of any vaccine mandates. so certainly very controversial decision there. hallie, i also want to mention some other moving parts on the covid front. over the weekend, dr. anthony fauci in an interview said that federal mask mandate was "under active consideration." of course as you know, that would be a very tough sell in certain parts of the country, especially the south, where many city officials have been reluctant to impose such mask mandates and one last thing, hallie, the "new york times" reports that booster shots, a

desks are among those who are unvaccinated, the associated press points out that there are more than 5,000 fully vaccinate americans who have been hospitalizediny percentage. dr. fauci saying it might be a good idea to keep your mask on. >> if you want to go the extra mile of safety, even though you're vaccinated, when you're indoors, particularly in crowde places, you may want to conside wearing a mask. >> former surgeon general, jerome adams says the cdc needs to act now. i initially said masks were not effective in preventing the general public from coronavirus. after the best way forward is t own the situation and hit the reset button. the cdc urgently needs to revis its guidance to basket needed vaccinated mask in places where cases are rising yet vaccinatio rates remain low. doctor marty makary is a professor at john hopkins university school of benefits and always welcome on the falconer focus because he speak complain truth. its it's a campus full of art. >> good morning, harris. i think president biden had goo intentions, breakthrough infections have been known for long time, but it downgrades th infection when your vaccinated to a

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hospitalized. even with the original lineage, the data coming out of the journal of the american med sal association a couple months ago sews 26% of young adults are getting long covid. we're going to have basically a generation of young people in the south and in the mountain west getting long covid. we don't know how long that duration is going to be. at least six months. in many cases probably longer. and then we're going to see a lot of young people going into hospitals. right now all we have are the anecdotes. terrible stories of young people losing their lives. we're going to see more of this. people will get scared enough and realize maybe this thing really is real. and get vaccinated. but we still have to find a way to get our conservative champions to step up. >> doctor, sober day. but appreciate your thoughts and ib sights. >>> when we come back, the cdc warning adds to the urgency of getting a vaccine. a closer look at the unvaccinated. more than half of them say they will never roll up their sleeve. into this chip i invested in invesco qqq a fund that invests in the innovators of the nas

hospitalizations will increase over the next four weeks. these discussions over mask guidance were given new urgency this week after the american associations when they go back to school. president biden said he's

hospitalizations will increase over the next four weeks. these discussions over mask guidance were given new urgency this week after the american association of pediatrics recommended that everyone over the age of two wear masks when they go back to school. president biden said he's following the cdc's lead. listen. >> the cdc is going to say that what we should do is everyone over the age -- under the age of 12 should probably be wearing a mask in school. that is probably what is going to happen. secondly, those over the age of 12, who are able to get vaccinated, if you're vaccinated, you shouldn't wear a mask. if you aren't vaccinated, you should be wearing a mask. >> still the cdc tells cnn it has to intention of changing mask guidance yesterday. le le let's begin this hour with kristin holmes. where are biden officials on this later consideration. the science is key but there is the question of if they reverse course, are people going to believe it this time around. there are those considerations too? >> yeah. and all of this is weighing heavily on the biden administration officials as well as state and local officials. one person i sp

groups like the american hotel and lodging association working on large-scale campaigns that they say will help recruit the next generation of hotel workers, convince them that hospitalityeil: thank you for that, lidia, very much. we've got john carla with us right now fascinating guest and margaritaville holdings is his company and they are opening a big old hotel in the middle of times square officially today and he was kind enough to share that big moment. john very good to have you back. how are things looking for the big debut? >> things are great. we've actually opened all of the restaurants, probably will open the rooms officially on monday, but the restaurants have been open for sometime, and people in new york are welcoming margaritaville and having a lot of fun, and we're all having a lot of fun serving them. neil: yeah, i like how you recruited recently jimmy buffet himself to kick things off and i'm just wondering what kind of crowd will go to this hotel? it's very unique. it stands out in a city that has a lot to stand out but explains what makes it alluring. >> sure i think it's typical of the people who are customers nationwide and internationally. certai