and as schools in chandler, arizona, right there re-open today, the renewed debate across this country over masks in schools. the american academy of pediatrics, as we reported here, now recommending masks for all children and adults in school even those who are vaccinated to protect everyone.s you'll hear right here tonight, are divided. and the numbers tonight, 186 million americans have received at least one dose of vaccine, 65% of people 12 years and older. abc's whit johnson leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, the coronavirus roaring back in the u.s. daily cases tripling in the last month to more than 35,000 per day. >> this is becoming a pandemic of the unvaccinated. >> reporter: and growing concern for unvaccinated kids. more than 23,000 new pediatric cases in the last week. nearly double the number reported at the end of june. in georgia, the family of wyatt gibson says he was a healthy 5-year-old before he contracted covid, strep, and staph. passing away on friday. his father, a sheriff's deputy, writing on facebook, i have lost my best friend. across the country, nearly 22,

for those who are watching can you tell us what happened to chandler? >> i can. laced with sentinel. is doing great. we had some issues with him in the past was he was an amazing young man. unfortunately he had a disease he could not fight. he had a full-time job, he was working and then covid hit and isolation, job security, he lost his job and things after that started spiraling down. the thing that upsets me the most with all of this is number one there's a stigma with opioid use or addiction and i think when covid hit, it is not when you all our liquor store to be any essential business but you do not allow an a or a to be any essential business we need to fix the system. unfortunately in isolation he was not able to be with his friends or his family and he went into a depressive state, went back to heroin which he never thought he would do again and unfortunately it killed him and he passed away. jillian: i understand he hadn't been responding to messages from people, yourself included and friends and that knocking down his door. >> that is correct. i receiv

in chandler, for the, in the family making a living is never easy, but there were even bigger threats ahead for those who remain here. the local government is planning to demolish the floating feelings to make way tourism infrastructure. one 3rd of it has already disappeared. because all tell me about why you hands on i had a woman a me will meet with you. well, he just wants to know who to talk with you. this is louder. hello monica. you may have listed out leon firmly. faith not only losing their home, but their only source of income, the local government posted a demolition notice on their wall several months ago. with land and property prices skyrocketing across the island, the future is uncertain. as the hours acting, i pull up all the show. hey, gave up fishing to the very tours on large bo, i was still going to go with those loosely to, to go off of lead was going to leave you a little while and open up me. ah, he takes to or is true restaurant on the water where they can eat fresh sea food and see the tank is floating physicians use and i love another good golf. i don't i don'

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lincoln once gave his wife a copy of a book called "the elements of character" by mary jane chandlerlished in 1854, and in this book he had underlined a package indicating that marriage could deteriorate from, quote, the highest happiness that can exist on earth to a fountain of misery, absolutely infernal. the lincolns' marriage was such a fountain of misery, yet from it flowedded incalculable good for the nation. lincoln may not have had such a successful presidency as i mentioned earlier if he had not had so much practice at home. as his friend and colleague at the illinois bar and biographer henry c. whitney wrote, quote: lincoln possessed an equanimity and patience which captivated the masses while it --ing perpetual grimlers -- grumblers which allowed him to bear his faculties with -- and finally restore peace to his country and give physical freedom to the blacks and political freedom to the whites. whitney speculated that if lincoln had not undergone the, quote, harsh domestic discipline he experienced at the hands of his difficult wife, he might well have failed as prime min

. >> chris chandler, welcome to california experiencing one of his first earthquakes. have a nice vacation in lake tahoehoe, thanks for your time. >>> bart trains are held in place for five minutes to ensure the shaking is not followed by any big earthquake. trains were not stopped at all this afternoon. we did speak to a couple of people who lives near a epicenter. one works at a coffee shop, 3959 on the way to south lake tahoe is shutdown right now. caltran has not said when that highway will reopen. i want to check now with vianey arana, did you feel any shaking where you are? >> i sure did. i tweeted out a video within a few seconds of feeling it. this little guy started barking. interestingly enough, i did take a look at the distance wide where i am located which is in san jose verses where it happened. it is 2.5 hours away. my guess is i felt the sway of the earthquake based on the fact that i live in a taller building. a lot of the buildings in california are designed to sway with the motion of the earthquake. i did tweeted out and a lot of people retweeted sayi

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. >> seth: cause, like, i remember like he was -- i mean we all have our - >> we all had our chandler'se though because he had to prepare months for each character >> seth: yes he would like -- he did a chandler, and then he said, "i'll be back in an hour." to get into joey >> yeah. >> seth: then he came back, and it was like matt lablanc walked in >> like joey walked in he should have gotten it >> seth: but do you remember afterwards he's like, "we should meet for a drink." 'cause we all went through this, and then totally, like, he just didn't show. >> well, you know what is really interesting? >> seth: what? >> later on a bartender served us a drink, and was wearing the same bracelet as daniel day-lewis [ laughter ] so i remember clocking him and being like, "that's so weird." that guy -- oh, well." i didn't think about it. and then afterwards he became a big actor, i was like, "he did show up. [ laughter ] >> seth: he did show up, and he was the bartender. >> yeah. >> seth: oh, my god. >> he is probably a bartender from "friends" or something. >> seth: he was gunther. >> he was gunt

and masks will be optional when chandler unified reopens in two weeks. with the delta variant racing through undervaccinated areas, the cdc tracking covid outbreaks at teen church camps in illinois and texas and an indoor gymnastics facility in oklahoma. >> we are seeing some small clusters and larger outbreaks of covid-19 in locations such as camps and community events where proper hard-learned prevention strategies are not enforced and the virus is readily able to thrive. >> reporter: and tonight, there is growing confusion over the need for booster shots. pfizer announcing it will ask the fda to green light a 3rd booster shot to be given six to 12 months after the second dose for better protection against the delta variant. but just hours later the cdc and fda pushing back saying, americans who have been fully vaccinated do not need a booster shot at this time. >> let's get back to schools for a moment. the bottom line, the cdc is urging schools to open this fall. vaccinated teachers and students without masks. students who are not vaccinated should s

we know the thoughts of social commentators, anthony brown, logan, and chandler, the more on the rising anti americanism within the country and how the public at large is responding. i think it's getting under a lot of people's skin. i mean, we are, we have the all to blame is the academy. we have all these horrible forces that are convincing lead to the young people that america some sort of hateful races, white the premises play. sure. america has its problems, but things have gotten better consistently, every generation in this country and yet instead of enjoying that and they're saying things are getting worse. so things have always been bad. well, these people love misery. they need to push the narrative. they need some sort of excuse for what they see is black failure and they make, it will be hopeless. it's trendy. now. i think people like greenberry in many of the athletes realize that it may not be a career in professional hammer throwing up to get done with the lympics. so what's the next best thing? okay, i can be like calling camper, nate, i can make a big stink about how am

i'm chandler. could i be wearing any more clothes?teous man. >> i think phoebe is appealing because she's different. and so it gives people permission, yeah, you don't have to fit in, you can still like yourself and it's okay. ♪ smelly cat ♪ ♪ smelly cat ♪ ♪ what are they feeding you ♪ >> i don't know why people love "smelly cat." but to me there were other songs that were also very, very funny. ♪ ♪ down in the meadow goes the farmer ♪ ♪ that's funny. >> well, maybe i don't need your money. wait, i said maybe. >> rachel green being sort of a spoiled character off the top of the show and about humbling that character and making her independent. >> like sam and diane on cheers. we knew that ross and rachel from the pilot were going to be a thing. >> i just want to be married again. >> the ross and rachel relationship made it like oh, i have to tune in this week because i want to see are they getting together. >> i can't believe i don't get to go to my own prom. it's so harsh. >> the one with the prom video where rachel realizes that ros

kayna whitworth is live from chandler, arizona.ation to head back into the classroom and they're doing it with no mask mandate. this as covid cases in the u.s. are the highest they've been in two months. overnight a new study raising questions about the efficacy of the johnson & johnson vaccine, suggesting that the one-shot vaccine could be less effective against the highly contagious delta variant. the authors concluding that 13 million americans who received johnson & johnson might need a booster shot. in a statement johnson & johnson saying these results do not speak to the full nature of immune protection. the company also saying earlier peer reviewed studies conducted over an eight-month period show the vaccine generated strong persistent activity against the rapidly spreading delta variant. george speaking to dr. ashish jha earlier this morning about the johnson & johnson vaccine. >> i think the j&j vaccine is holding up just fine. we're not seeing large numbers of breakthrough infections or hospitalizations in people who hav

you can see that we've got joey and chandler's apartment here and we can just make our way through and know what people really like to do? people really, really love to come and hang out in monica's apartment because this is where all the action really did seem to happen, didn't it? this is chris. chris, what do you think about being in monica's apartment now? how does it feel? >> amazing. it's a great experience to be here. >> does it look like what you thought it would look like? >> it superseded my honestly. >> that's cool. >> this is one of the things you can do. come out and see where they recreated the set and enjoy it. this is teeing us up because right about now we're going to premiere "the history of the sitcom." pam? >> this is just bringing back so much seeing that set and for so many sitcoms, as well. i'll be watching stepahnie elam, thank you is much. don't forget you can tweet me at pamela brown or follow me at instagram with the same handle. thank you for joining me this evening. i'm pamela brown. see you next weekend . >>> where did you get those? >> in the machine, you

in arizona the chandler unified school district returns wednesday with masks optional. >> make them optional for the summer school and then upcoming school year, but we'll have very strong protocols in place. those include awareness of illnesses and things like social distancing up to 3 feet and no large group gatherings in the meantime. >> reporter: and so far the vaccines have been given under emergency use authorization, but dr. anthony fauci says he expects the pfizer vaccine to likely receive full approval in august, though he's still not expecting children to get their shots until the winter. >> and joining us now is the director of the national institutes of health, dr. francis khan. thanks so much for being with us. let's start with a look at the vaccination rate right now. less than 50% of the u.s. population is fully vaccinated. we're about to begin the second school year of this pandemic and still children under 12 aren't being vaccinated, so i think a lot of parents are wondering how safe is it for students, teachers and their families as they go back to school? >> well, going ba

well, right here, this is where -- remember when phoebe took chandler and joey up to upstate new yorke it was. another shot you can see. what's funny, too because they use these exteriors for so many things. if you look up here into the top of this building there's some greek letters up top. right up there, you know, they faded in the sunlight. you can see signs of how they use these for other things. but they make sure there's always a house if they want to make it seem like a neighborhood. you can see another house in the background but you'd never know that was the main house for a different show. all of that is here during the tour here at warner brothers. it's fascinating. and so for all the people who want to know more about sitcoms, relive some of those moments we love. "history of sitcom" premiering at 9:00 p.m. eastern, 6:00 pacific here on cnn. >> very cool stuff. i didn't realize you could go on a tour and see all of these houses and relive that history of the sitcom. great stuff, stephanie elam. great talking to you. see you again soon. >>> tune in "the history of the sitc

so, even if you're not a wealthy merchant, you might be a shipbuilder or a rope maker or a ship chandler, someone whose livelihood is tied to this kind of global economic system that revolves around british empire. -- around the british empire. and that is certainly true and a lot of other colonies. i think we have a perception that most loyalists are incredibly wealthy people. people who have status and money to lose. but the reality is we are going to see people from across the spectrum, from every political class and station in life, who have some sort of tie to britain or to the empire. geography can be very important. we are going to see that in the events that i'm going to discuss later on. certain areas are geographically tied to the empire. we tend to see a lot of loyalists in the large cities on the seaboard, cities full of recent immigrants from the british isles. but we also see large numbers of loyalists on the frontier. these are areas that are most directly receiving the protection of british soldiers. they do not see soldiers as an occupying force. they see them as a means

in arizona's chandler unified school district, school is in session on we and the state has made it illegal to mandate masks. >> i think we will have some students opting to wear masks some not opting to wear masks, and i think every one will be accepting. >> reporter: for an educator had has two school age children, one of whom is immunocompromised, it's not choice. >> we need to have a mask mandate back again. i am very nervous. my children will be wearing masks when they return. >> reporter: coming up on 7:00 a.m., more on what the coming school year will look like as vaccination rates lag in some parts of the u.s., and what you need to know with your gma first look, i am mat gutman abc news, los angeles. >>> with the delta variant sundaying, some san francisco teens are of the group max the vax and they gathered outside a visitation valley get vaccinated. age people to they launched on tiktok this month with accessible educational vas, vaccine positive info to address the well-being of people of color and equity. >> i think there's a sense of familiar airity once you hear from someone t

nationwide only a quarter of kids 12 to 15 are fully immunized and arizona's chandler unified district school back in session wednesday and the state has made it illegal to mandate masks. >> i think we'll have some students opting to wear masks and some not opting to wear masks and i think everybody will be very accepting of those personal choices. >> reporter: educator katie nash has two school-aged children, one of them is immunocompromised. >> we need to have a mask mandate back again. i am very nervous. my children will be wearing masks when they return. >> reporter: her daughters want their classmates to wear masks. >> i don't want to get sick. >> me neither. >> reporter: of course, people are still getting sick even if they are vaccinated. the silver lining, if there is one, the vast majority of those so-called breakthrough infections, the symptoms have been relatively mild but still business owners across the country are concerned of additional lockdowns just as they're getting back on their feet, george. >> that's right, matt. cdc is set to meet on booster shots? >> reporter: t

i�*m joined now by stephen chandler, president of the association of directors of adult social servicesjust read out, are they greatly up on what one might normally expect? is that entirely a result of the pandemic in your assessment? this is the first year we have asked directors to report directly on numbers of people waiting for assessment and practice and care. this is the first time we have that level of detail. however, we have had ten years of austerity and even longer waiting for a clear strategy for adult social care, so in some ways it is no surprise that things are getting harder and harder and more difficult for our communities and services. covid has added an even greater challenge to that. just some headlines you may not be aware of. we asked directors a few months ago to describe any change in activity they were experiencing an 70% were saying they had seen an increase in community—based referrals, people living in communities, asking for help. we saw 70% of directors reporting an increase in referrals for people asking for help with mental health issues. really worryingl

chandler. my family and i live in district 4. i'm calling to support a full closure of the upper great highway. in many ways, san francisco is a hard place to have a family. our kids have to have limitations on where they can play and what they can touch. every day, they're confronted with very difficult social issues like homelessness, crime, overwhelming amounts of litter. my heartaches for that, but since the closure of the great highway, no longer do we need to keep kids within reach for fear of cars racing past. we now hear the sounds of a stunning natural environment, not the revving of cars. it's a gift of my two young boys, and i hope it'll still be here for my third when he arrives in the fall. thank you. >> thank you, caller. hello, caller, your minute begins now. >> hi. my name is heidi peterson. i'm from district 5, and i thank supervisor peskin for your statement. i've recently gone to several different jobs where i commute by bike in the sunset, and i've tried all the recommended routes. they all have more hills and