anthony fauci.: i think dr. anthony fauci. kennedy: all right, you're going to say dr. anthony fauci let's roll the tape. >> the aoc printed aoc this the place to be and i'm going to read this. >> that is aoc. tridentine. >> she is a model or something right. >> kind of, she's like a congress model. good of the young. >> when you're in the pool, wear a mask, when you're in the gas chamber. >> dr. anthony fauci rated. >> he has more power than the president. that is dr. anthony fauci. >> why aren't you socially distance pretty have to stay inside for the next 20 years, maybe more. it is dr. anthony fauci. what is he doing outside is the fourth of july. [inaudible]. kennedy: . [inaudible]. >> i one. daniel: dr. anthony fauci. kennedy: let me have this, then dopamine house nice predict and has mounted two oh same group of strangers. it will be recognize the bus, tiger king exotic or north korean north korean dictator. prayed guys ready. okay sue me think will get more recognized. tiger king or kim pret

estados unidos en encrucijada frente a la pandemia el doctor anthony fauci dice que consideran pedirleos vacunados que usen mascarillas. >> buenas tardes y si persiste el rechazo a vacunarse la situación podría empeorar este otoño este domingo . >> reclamo a joe biden, a dos semanas del estallido en cuba y muchas personas llegaron a la capital para pedirle que vivas de milagro una madre con su bebé quedan pillas en un vehículo y la pronta acción de policías les salvó la vida. >> vendía tamales en la calle y luego abrió su propio negocio en la pandemia le dio covid-19 pero no se riunde y está listo para volver a empezar. >> noticias telemundo con vanessa hauc. >> para el doctor anthony fauci estados unidos está en aprieto inncesario por auimento de casos de coronavirus por la variante delta y muchos no se vacunan y hoy confirmó que las autoridades están considerando que los vacunados porten la mascarilla alberto pimienta con la historia. >> el panoprama de la pandemia estados unidos empeora y los nuevos contagios causados por la variante delta siguen aumentando y tres estados florida, t

what is the purpose of this fixation on attacking anthony fauci? ery powerful public official who deserves and rarely gets tough questioning in almost any realm. he gets a lot of fan girling and a lot of just sort of forum for his ideas and he doesn't get a lot of pushback. senator paul understood the assignment here. he's asking about a tough subject that admittedly none of us are experts on, but i would like to know a lot more about. and despite his protestations, tough questions for dr. anthony fauci are not attacks on science itself. this is something we should talk about. further, fauci has something to do with the numbers on his own level of trustworthiness. he has at least twice, and i will be gentle, in saying at least shaded the truth about his covid pronouncements based on his own judgment on what the public can handle. now, you may think those shadings of the truth were noble, that for instance, saying that masks were not particularly efficient for helping protect you back in the beginning of the pandemic so that they could be in greater

. >> vamos en la dirección equivocada, dijo el doctor anthony fauci que recomienda el uso obligatorioscarillas. >> se ha salvado de milagro una madre hispana su bebé luego de un atropello. >> el regreso a clases presenciales puede ser más costoso que antes por el desabasto de útiles escolares, les tenemos la información. >> estados unidos está en un aprieto inncesario y van en dirección equivocada, es la advertencia que hizo el principal epidemiólogo del país ante el aumento de casos positivos de covid-19 en estados unidos y esto hace >>> so obligatorio de mascarillas. >> alberto pimienta con la historia. >> mientras que louisiana reportó su tercer día con más casos y todos estos estados tienen bajos números de vacunación. >> que se pongan la vacuna que hasta la fecha para mí son efectivas nos protegen mucho. >> pero hasta ahora solo el 49,9% de los estadounidenses están vacunados por eso las guías de uso obligatorio de mascarillas es tema de discusión entre las autoridades médicas del país. >> el doctor anthony fauci confirma que el gobierno analiza si recomendar el uso obligatorio d

anthony fauci and dr. scott gottlieb. and then june went down in the record books as the hottest month of june ever in the u.s. is july shaping up to be even hotter? we'll take a look at what is causing this extreme weather. plus, president biden puts pressure on russian president vladimir putin after u.s. te intelligence links russian hackers. >> you said three weeks ago there would be consequences. will there be, sir? >> biden: yes. >> dickerson: we'll talk with jeh johnson about what those consequences could be. and as americans hit the road and the skies for summer travel, we'll talk with united airlines c.e.o. scott kirby about the industry's recovery. then, after two decades, the u.s. military presence in afghanistan is nearing its end. we'll have a report from kabul. and finally, a look to the heavens, where billionaires are engaged in a space race. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ ♪ >> dickerson: good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." more than 151 million american adults are fully vaccinated.

escuchemos parte de lo que dijo el doctor anthony fauci.o que la casa blanca junto a los cdc estÁn bajo consideraciÓn activa de volver a requerir el uso de mascarilla incluyendo las personas vacunadas, ya que los casos continÚan analizando toda la situaciÓn antes de tomar una decisiÓn. al final del dÍa aseguran que les quieren dar ese poder a los estados para que cada uno tome la decisiÓn como los Ángeles, chicago y nueva orleans, que han implementado el uso de mascarillas en los interiores y en el transporte pÚblico. es lo que tengo en gracias edwinte preguntamos en redes..?que crees que deberia hacer el gobierno para frenar el aumento del covid? familiaóa comenta.."que nadie pueda viajarsi no esta vacunado y que no puedan aceptar a nadie en un trabajo psi no esta vacunado".mayra dice.."el uso obligatorio de la mascarilla para todos". silvia nunez comenta.."exigir en todos lados la vacuna... si no hay vacuna no hay trabajo y punto."..cs..carmelita c campos dice.."seguir distancia social."sigan participando carolina: la presidenta de la cÁm

anthony fauci about all of it. we will have that in a moment but we begin with late-breaking details from miguel almaguer. >> how you doing >> reporter: when fully vaccinated students and teachers return to the classroom, they won't need a face mask, says the cdc. the new guidance, which several states stopped enforcing weeks ago now mirrors the same guidelines for inoculated adults. but vaccines are not yet available for children under 12, meaning roughly 28 million school-aged kids should still wear a mask and take preventative measures. >> it can be difficult for a school to either document the vaccine status of their students, teachers and staff. so in that situation, they might decide to do universal polics. >> the cdc's agency guidance comes as it also calls for all schools to fully reopen and also weighs in on the battle over boosters >> have you pull up your shirt >> reporter: after pfizer said its vaccine efficacy shows a decline after six months, and that americans would get added protection from a third

anthony fauci is director of the dr. anthony fauci is director of the u.s. national institute of allergy and infectious diseases and the chief medical advisor to the president. dr. fauci, thank you very much for joining us. a part of this new guidance has to do with telling people, even those who are vaccinated, that when they are in indoor places, that they should wear a mask, if they're in locations where the virus is surging. but how are they to know where the virus is surging? that part seems unclear. >> doctor: well, the c.d.c. has a coding system of blue, yellow, orange, red. it's easily accessible on line. when you look at it, if you're in a red or orange zone, that's the zone that the c.d.c. is specifically talking about, and it really is the number of cases that you get per 100,000 population. for example, they talk about substantial, and that means either 50 to 99.9 cases per 100,000, and when you have a high level, it's greater than 100 cases per 100,000. >> woodruff: so -- but you're saying that's not too complicated for some americans to follow?

de jóvenes apresados en la isla >> en la visión equivocada si vamos con el covid dice el doctor anthony fauciue es muy probable que los vacunados vuelvan a usar mascarilla >> imágenes impactantes tras el rescate de una madre y su hija después de ser atropelladas en nueva york por un conductor en estado de ebriedad (♪ ♪ ♪) >> comenzó su carrera cantando en las calles de la ciudad de méxico un estilo que rompe esquemas donde cree que se presente veremos sus nuevos proyectos >> hola le saluda nicolás suárez gracias por acompañarnos en este lunes a dos semanas de las protestas masivas en cuba en estados unidos miles de cubanos se presentaron ante la casa blanca para exigir a la limitación de joe biden más apoyo para el pueblo cubano escogieron este día cuando el régimen de la habana celebra una de sus fechas históricas las amó con javier vega en la capital del país cuéntanos javier >> qué tal aquí dicen que no hay nada que celebrar de hecho como puedes observar detrás de mí está la casa blanca cientos de manifestantes cubanos el número va a crecer conforme pasen las horas porque las actividades v

anthony fauci pushed back against the claim that u.s. money may have made the virus so dangerous. >> dr. fauci know it is a crime to lie to congress do you wish to retract your statement may 11th, nih never funded research in wuhan. >> senator paul, i have never lied before congress and i do not retract that statement.

merrick garland is never going to allow anthony for fauci to even feel the heat like you said of a criminalbe. i think it's frustrating about the situation is anthony believes senator rand paul is accusing him of developing sars kobe too. he is not. what's also frustrating is rand paul cannot get anthony for fauci to answer a very simple question about where the money came from when he was head of the national institutes of health. and what that many went for in terms of the actual research that was being done and that wuhan biology lab. all they would have to do is agree on one point and then we can move forward in this. i think this fight that goes on between rand paul and anthony fauci is a really big distraction. we have bigger things to worry about. we have more messaging we need to make clear with the american people about the importance and the safety and the benefit of getting a vaccine in your arm. kennedy: disagree with you a little bit. i think the task about mask and re- masking is the distraction for the dr. fauci's really uncomfortable because rand paul is getting to a part of

anthony fauci. is it possible we're heading towards a new lockdown? sweeping internet outage: did you have trouble getting on web sites like google and amazon? you're not alone. what caused the massive glitch. gun crackdown: the new government program, can it help get weapons off the streets and save lives? waterpark danger: how a young girl drowned in ohio. olympics underway: simone biles sticks the landing in practice rounds, as the tokyo games are plagued with controversy and a worsening covid crisis. and, surf's up! for the first time ever, surfers will compete in the olympics. we ride along with one of the americans looking to bring home the gold. . this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin tonight with a warning from the c.d.c.: america is at another pivotal point in this pandemic. the summer surge health officials warned about is here. u.s. reported more than 50,000 cases wednesday for the fi

anthony fauci on the record. we'll talk to him about whether the rise of the delta variant could pose a risk for the economic reopening you are very excited to have janet yellen last week i think you're more excited. >> i don't know more, but definitely looking forward to this i have wanted to talk to him for a long time. >> i have, too, but the level of enthusiasm is off the chart. >> you used to talk to him a lot when china had coronavirus and then once it started hitting here, it was hard to get him back >> so much to discuss. >>> plus, thomas peterffy breaks down the company's earnings report and a read on retail investors mood ahead of robinhood's much anticipated ipo. >> first, the big stories we're watching today mike santoli tracking the market action kay rooney following bitcoin as they tick higher back above 30k. mike, follow-through to yesterday's rally. >> yeah, fairly encouraging. we mentioned all the rally did was take care of monday's decline and left us around the levels we close last week. we've

seguro que no será nada nuevo, se registran nuevos contagios, en una entrevista compartió el doctor anthony fauciarillas lugares cerrados comas tenemos el 50 por ciento de las persona vacunadas son recibieron la vacuna y es un problemas cuando si los la variante como el delta que es contagioso, a medida que se resignó no la ven una molestia que los contrarios son conscientes de la situación iban a seguir con las indicaciones de las autoridades sanitarias >>> es algo sencillo no se los que están en contra porque hacen drama por usar una mascarilla que sencillo >>> una de las razones de los números y que gran parte de los residentes no están vacunados, lo que los casos pertenecen al grupo y varios son indecisos >>> estamos investigando el caso >>> el condado de los Ángeles ha tomado el uso de cobre pocas como una medida de prevención y otras a la espera de lo que siga las autoridades del estado >>> hablamos de asuntos importantes porque se llevó a cabo una manifestación en san josé paraapoyar a los jóvenes que están en un limbo migratorio, la última decisión de texas afectó a muchos que aspiraban i

pfizer que se va a necesitar un refuerzo de la vacuna crea indecisión, mientras que el doctor anthony faucino es necesaria, muchos están preocupados por el aento de casos en 26 estados del país. en casa, estamos con un mexicano deportado hace más de una década y regresa a casa. una demanda para que se le permitiera una entrevista con inmigración abrió la puerta para permitir el beneficide la ciudadanía. >> (música). >> noticias telemundo. >> (música). >> (gritos). >> protestas encendieron la mecha en cuba. miles se lanzan a las calles pardenunciar la crisisanitaria que han acrecentado las carencias del país. bajo el grito de libertad piden el fin de la dictadura comunista de los últimos 62 años. esto es lo que sabem hasta ahora de las protestas desatadas en cuba durante la jornada de hoy. el movimiento ciudadano se extendió durante el día desde dos localidades a gran parte del país a medida que se iban sumando personas de manera espontánea. en el malecón y otros sectores de la habana se produjeron enfrentamientos entre manifestantes y fuerzas de seguridad. también se encontraron con grupos

anthony fauci says new mask mandates are being considered. there's a renewed push to get more americans vaccinated. >>> a talk radio host is now urging americans to get the shot. phil valentine is fighting the virus. >>> faith abubey begins with our coverage. >> reporter: as the delta variant fuels surging covid cases, there's new evidence the protection vaccines provide may be on the decline. new questions about how long vaccinated people are protected from covid-19. the ceo for a company that helped develop the pfizer vaccine tells "the wall street journal" that antibody levels are dropping seven months among some vacciwho have been vaccina. dr. anthony fauci is suggested a booster shot may be needed for people with weaker immune conditions. thanks to the highly contagious delta variant daily infections in the u.s. are up 314% since june. the surge coming as summer music festivals occur. in california the state is averaging more than 10,000 cases per day. in massachusetts on cape cod approved an emergency indoor mask after an outbreak there

anthony fauci is sounding the alarm.nation's top infectious disease expert warns, we're going in the wrong direction. the u.s. daily case average surging by 314% since mid-june. hospitalizations rising nearly 40% just in the past week. we hear from doctors on the front lines, sharing patients' "undeniable regret" of not getting vaccinated. florida is one of the hardest hit states. in miami, officials open five new mobile vaccination and testing sites. tonight, what dr. fauci is saying about booster shots, and the potential for new mask guidance, even for vaccinated americans. >>> team usa's first gold. bouncing back from a rough day one in tokyo. american swimmers taking first and second in the 400 individual medley.

anthony fauci. then, cyber threats. the global battlefront is ever more clear as china is blamed for a massive microsoft hack, and surveillance software is used against dissidents and journalists. a r correspondent reports on his hometown, witnessing how his fellow villagers see the push to drop restrictions. >> people have worked very bravely through this last 18 months, and i feel like it is a massive slap in the face that we are saying, it's ok, you can open up. judy: all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour." ♪ >> major funding for the "pbs newshour" has been provided by -- >> before we talk about your investments, what is new? >> audrey is expecting. >> between spirit >>>> grandparents. >> let's see what we can adjust. ♪ >> a change in plans. >> ok. >> are you painting again? you could sell these. >> let me guess. change in plans? >> at fidely, a change in plans is always part of the plan. >> consumer cellular. johnson & johnson. bnsf railway. financial services firm raymond james. thwilliam and flora hewlett f

anthony fauci says here in the bay area we have less to worry about. >> we're going to see, and i've said almost two types of america, those regions of america which are highly vaccinated and we have a low level of dynamics of infection and some places, some states, cities, areas, where the level of vaccination is low and the level of virus dissemination is high that's where you're going to see the spikes. >> you can hear more from dr. fauci tomorrow morning on "meet the press" with chuck todd right after this newscast, which begins at 7:00, of course. >>> new details this morning, santa clara is the second bay area county to revise criteria in counting covid-19 deaths. as a result the death rate dropped by 22%. >> reporter: what santa clara is doing like alameda county did early last month is aligning with the way the state is now counting covid-19 deaths. it's a stricter method that's the reason why the count has dropped. if you look at santa clara county's covid-19 dashboard now you see they had 6,518 deaths from covid. that's more than now, that's because until now everyone who t

on wednesday doctor anthony fauci said it might be time to get those masks out again. >> you might wanto consider that you want to go the extra mile of safety even though your vaccinated when you're indoors in crowded places, you might want to consider wearing a masks. >> it seems i overreaction the desire of many among of our leaders to reset those controls of our lives. while covid cases are rising is his previous from different deaths from covid were running at 800 today. this time around a much smaller number they risen in the last two weeks but more than 200 today. hospitalization are well below were they were during previous waves the key seems to be vaccination almost 70 cents of the adult population has had one covid job, 60% are fully vaccinated, while it's true the vaccines don't stop everyone from getting covid the evidence is strong but they prevent the vast majority of people who do get the sickness of getting seriously ill or dying. there are people who have been vaccinated and tragically have gone on to get very sick or die from covid the breakthrough cases. it's importan

anthony fauci setting off another fire storm as he admits mask mandates are under active consideration, the latest mixed messaging and the backlash, we're live in washington. jillian: a bipartisan infrastructure bill could finally be ready today. but it looks like the deal might already be doomed. the progressive plan standing in the way. griff: and team usa off to a strong start in the tokyo olympics, the powerhouse athletes already bringing home gold medals. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ put my hands up. ♪ they're playing my song. ♪ the butterflies fly away. ♪ nodding my head like yeah. jillian: good morning. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm jillian mele. how you doing, griff jenkins. griff: we were just seeing the olympic torch there live in tokyo. viewership down on the olympics but i have been glued. do you know that on day one of the olympics we had zero medals, no gold, silver or bronze. that's never happened since 1972. 4 # years ago was the -- 49 years ago was the last time we had a zero medal start. jillian: that's truly sad. griff

anthony fauci describing the nation's divided between vaccinated and unvaccinated american as new casesnd hospitalizations surge. jillian: lauren blanchard joins us from washington with more. republican governors encouraging vaccinations instead of stricter restrictions. >> reporter: dr. fauci says with less than half of the population fully vaccinated, the u.s. is heading in the wrong direction with covid positive cases. >> it's kind of like we have two kinds of america. we have the very vulnerable unvaccinated part and we have the really relatively protected vaccinated part. >> reporter: according to the director of the cdc, more than 80% of the current cases are the highly infectious delta variant. dr. fauci said to help protect those who refuse to get the shot, it may need even the vaccinated may need a mask and new mask mandates are under active consideration. currently the cdc doesn't recommend them for the fully vaccinated. >> this is under active consideration, in the trenches, in places like la county. the cdc says you know, you're in a situation where we're having a lot of dyn

cbs news correspondent tom hanson reports from new york. >> reporter: doctor anthony fauci says he'srated by covid 19 summer surge, driven by the more contagious delta variant and a slowdown in vaccination rates. >> we are going in the wrong direction. if you look at the inflection of the curve of new cases, and as you said in the run into this interview, that it is among the unvaccinated. >> reporter: nationally the seven day average of new covid cases has spiked, close to 50%. >> the first thing i would urge americans to do is to get vaccinated. >> reporter: doctor scott gottlieb, on the board of pfizer, says virus levels are much higher in those infected with the delta variant. that's why it spread more rapidly than earlier strains. >> anyone who goes out to get vaccinated right now is going to have a vaccine that protects them through the fall and winter. >> reporter: fauci and other healthicls ng thidea of vaccbooster hose ofthviduthird os ich might ppen, uld be amone er ha too mu do. >> reporter: in denver, russ spent eight months in hospitals, battling the coronavirus. >> it's

anthony fauci the chief medical adviser to president biden and the director of the national institutef allergy and infectious diseases. dr. fauci, thanks again so much for joining us. first of all, what is your reaction to the president saying social media platforms like facebook are, quote, killing people with misinformation? do you agree with that? and what should be done about it? >> well, certainly disinformation and misinformation is really, really a problem. when we go out into the community and ask people why they don't want to get vaccinated, very often they come back with things that are really just not true. so, that's one of the things that the surgeon general, dr. vif ek murphy stressed the importance of countering misinformation with correct information. and that's really what we're trying to do, jim, to get out there with trusted messengers, to get people to understand the facts about vaccine. the numbers that you mentioned, jim, are striking. you can't run away from those. 99.5% of the deaths that occur from covid-19 are among unvaccinated individuals. that's a striking

anthony fauci about ron desantis' pac, merchandise that attacks dr. fauci and masks.e a comment. taking an individual who stands for public health, for truth, for doing the right things, to protect the safety and the health of the public which i have done now for four decades and to use my name in a derogatory way to prevent people from doing things that's for the benefit of their own health, go figure that one out, jim. i have no idea what that's about. it doesn't make any sense at all. >> this is the thing -- it's one of the things of this pandemic and where we are right now as a country that i just don't understand. this going after dr. anthony fauci. it is pervasive in the republican base right now. what is going on there? what is that all about? >> he's been politicized and weaponized. i first met dr. fauci in 2005 or 2006 and was blown away on issues of bio defense at what an expert he was. and certainly, information changes, fact changes and moves with science. what we need to get to now, as we see the number stuck at 48% of vaccinations, let's call it the trum

anthony fauci, the nation's point man on the pandemic. here is what he had to say.ny highly qualified vaccinologists -- virologists, i mean, in a paper by renowned virologists from all over the world indicate that although we keep an open mind that it could be a lab likeak, that the most likely explanation is a natural evolution from an m animal reservoir to a human. >> dr. schaffner, what are your thoughts? >> we don't have definitive information. i tilt on the natural evolution side of the equation. but, you know, it's really annoying that the chinese government has kept much of this information secret. it doesn't allow a complete international investigation of this. you have to wonder what it is, if anything, they're hiding. and that casts a pall of suspicion over this. we don't know definitively. like dr. fauci, my mind is open, i would like more information. >> josh, when you look back, how much this has been politicized, right? i mean, democrats largely downplayed, even dismissed the lab leak theory. then you had president trump and other republicans embracing

anthony fauci, chief medical adviser to president biden. it's good to have you back. >> thank you, chris. good to be with you. >> doctor, you just came out of the meeting. first things first -- the booster. my understanding is nothing has changed. this is about how pfizer is explaining its own phase three look at its own data. tell the audience, what's the deal with the booster after the meeting you just left? >> i think you said it correctly, chris, nothing has really changed. this was a courtesy briefing on the part of pfizer because they had come out a couple of days ago talking about data they had from the israeli study and talk about they would need a booster. the cdc and fda said based on the data we know right now, we don't need a booster. that doesn't mean we won't change. we might need, as a matter of fact, at some time to give boosters across the board or to certain select groups such as the elderly or those with underlying conditions. we don't know that now -- >> let's deal with the fact basis. >> what the meeting was -- >> with

anthony fauci say mask guidelines for vaccinated americans are under active discussion.ink it's time for the fully vaccinated to mask up again indoors and for it to be more than encouraged but mandated? >> it's a very important question, and it is under discussion. and, as dr. fauci said, local health jurisdictions have the option of implementing them locally when they see cases go up. you know, we are a very broad country. i think mandates, new mandates would be acceptable in many parts of the country. in my own state, maybe in the metropolitan area such as nashville, but not in our rural areas, i don't think. they never had a mask requirement, and i think it would be resistant. so i think the locals have the best fingers on the pulse and they will do what's best locally to try to curtail the spread of this virus. >> but is this less than issue of what people want and more an issue of what people need? >> well, isn't that the issue, of course? and as i have been speaking to some of my neighbors and friends who say it's their personal decision, i say they're half right.

anthony fauci. america's favorite doctor.ector of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases and chief medical adviser to president joe biden. i'm honored to have you. i want to get right to it. a lot of people have a lot of questions. when i come across people who haven't been vaccinated, they say i've been okay so far. i haven't caught covid. i'm more anxious about the vaccine than catching covid. what is your advice to those folks tonight? >> i think they just need to look at the numbers that you just mentioned. 99.5% of the people who have been hospitalized and died and or died from covid-19 are unvaccinated and about 0.5% are among the vaccinated individuals. if you look at the numbers you just mentioned, we have a large percentage of the new infections that we're reporting every day are in those regions of the country where the vaccination rate is very low. it's really very unfortunate for someone to say i have not gotten infected yet. that means i'm okay. it's just not facing the reality of the high degr

>> look, obviously, anthony fauci did not want this virus to, you know, he did not want gain of function research that would have led to this outcome. to me, there is a bigger problem with fauci, which is we now have emails showing that early, very, very early in january and february of last year, his main concern or one of his main concerns, certainly was was this genetically engineered or modified virus. was there some kind of connection to research in china we for this. okay? this came out in giant batch of emails, you know, that were authentic, that were from the nih. guess what although fox has talked about it and i have talked about it the "new york times" as far as can i tell has never written a story about this. once again, we have a major -- i don't want to say cover-up. but i don't understand what is defined as news anymore. it seems to me entirely ideological. the fact that fauci was more worried or as worried about where about whether or not this virus might have been created in a lab or created, modified i should say is a better word. than, you know, than anything else. it's

anthony fauci tonight on this. did pfizer get out ahead of the data, out ahead of the government? but the president tom line here, could it one day be needed? israel tonight moving forward with that booster. and the delta variant spreading quickly here in the u.s. in regions where there are high numbers of unvaccinated americans. cases on the rise. in the u.s. now, up 51% in a month. more than 17,000 new cases a day. >>> also tonight, we're monit monitoring the potential for storms as we come on the air tonight. philadelphia, new york all in the path. and in the west at this hour, the record heat wave. the third heat wave already this summer. the fires in california and oregon exploding. swirling flames forcing firefighters to run to their trucks for shelter. ginger zee standing by on all of this. >>> the battle in this country over voting rights. tonight in texas, one of the states trying to enact strict new voting laws, democratic lawmakers are now leaving the state to avoid the vote, all in their effort to protect voting access in texas. rachel scott tonight on what this could

anthony fauci, he said that if we don't get transmission low enough and if we continue to see alarmingculation, that could be a possibility. have a listen. >> what i am saying is that i would be not surprised that in the future this is something that would be seriously considered, depending upon how we handle the outbreak. >> so john, the rising cases is something health officials are continuing to follow. and if things don't get better, vaccinations will be part of larger discussions. john? >> such an important point. there's a reason we don't have polio problems in public schools or america anymore. thank you very much. >>> this morning, the first olympic games are under way in japan, just two days before opening ceremony. and now coronavirus infections associated with the games have risen to 79. with tokyo reporting another new high. cnn's is a lena wang is live in tokyo with more. we are watching this so closely as things get going there in tokyo, salina. where are we? >> reporter: well, brianna, these games are so bizarre and surreal and heart breaking for a growing number of athl

anthony fauci, thank you, appreciate it. that is "all in" on this tuesday night. ompelling and fascinating and i'm glad you went further down that road than one typically goes in primetime news. thank you, sir, have an excellent evening. >> i appreciate it, but -- >> go ahead. >> thank you. i feel like i actually understand it now. >> that's exactly what it meant. i was listening to it thinking, i don't know why he's going down this road. but i'm smarter for it and i appreciate it. thank you, my friend, have a good evening. >>> thanks to you at home for

anthony fauci who he contends on may 11th 2021, lied before congress.t miss it. >> you're obfuscating the truth. >> i resent that. if anybody is lying here, senator, it's you. doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ veteran homeowners, newday just announced their lowest rate ever. the two and a quarter refi. two and a quarter percent. just 2.48 apr. save thousands every year. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. >> knowing that it is a crime to lie to congress, do you wish to retract your statement of may 11th where you claimed that the nih never funded gain of function res

anthony fauci. >> dr.ess, do you wish to retract your statement of may 11th when you where did you claimed that the nih never funded research in wuhan? >> senator paul, i have never lied. >> your microphone. >> senator pauline, i have never lied before the congress. and i do not retract that statement. this paper that you are referring to was judged by qualified staff up and down the chain as not being gain of function. let me finish. >> you take an animal virus and increase its transadmissibility? >> that's correct. you do not know what you're talking about, quite frankly. and i want to say that officially. you do not know what you are talking about. okay? you get one person -- can i answer the question. >> this is your definition that you guys wrote. it says that scientific research that increases the transmissibility among animals is gain of function. they took animal viruses that only occur in animals and increased their transmissibility to humans. how you can say that is not -- >> it is zblot it's a d

anthony fauci over on peacock. to say. >> with key start with the story out of l.a. county. what do you make of their decision to mandate masks for everybody vaccinated or not? i hear both sides of it. we heard from dr. scott gottlieb earlier today on cnbc where he said vaccinated people should not need to wear masks because they're not the ones spreading the virus. how do you see it? >> well, you know, i think you have to leave that kind of discretionary decision up to the local authorities. the broad, general recommendation from the cdc is that if you are vaccinated you do not need to wear a mask either indoors or outdoors, but there will be certain locations where the level of infection is very high and perhaps the level of people vaccinated, the percent of vaccinated is low. when you have a high degree of dynamics of virus transmission, you can understand how some authorities, as you heard the person from l.a. in the piece you just played, saying just, you know, we can't be worried about who is vaccinated, who

anthony fauci saying americans don't need boosters right now. though he didn't rule out the possibility at some point. >> what pfizer did, understandably, they looked at their data and they said, hey, you know, based on what we see, we think people should get vaccinated with a boost. well, that's fine, except they're not the official recommending organization. >> reporter: as the dangerous delta variant tears through unvaccinated communities, ten states with vaccination rates below the national average now seeing an increase in new infections of 30% or more. hospital admissions up nearly 60% in arkansas. >> most of the patients are between ages of 20 and 50. we have about a fifth of those patients are pregnant women. and largely they are unvaccinated. >> reporter: in little rock, where only 40% of the county is fully vaccinated, angela morris, speaking from her daughter's bedside at a different hospital. >> she's on a dialysis machine right now. her kidneys have failed. it's all been very overwhelming. >> reporter: 13-year-old kaya now on a vent