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july while others are still playing it safe. hello again, everyone and heather holmes in tonight for christina. i'm andre senior can be a little confusing this year, trying to figure out which fourth of july celebrations are actually happening, and it's sad to say there will be no professional fireworks. the show at san jose's discovery meadow and albert and lake park. have been canceled, morgan hill and at california's great america in santm not being here for a year, and this is something that we haven't done in a long time. we're actually making a larger firework show that we've ever done in the past. well in the east bay. venetia city leaders say public safety concerns led them to cancel the usual independent state fireworks show and parade and danville rescheduled their fourth of july parade for labor day weekend instead, and authorities, of course, are concerned about illegal fireworks this weekend fire departments all across the bay area, getting ready with. increased staff to these amber lee joins us now live from the oakland hills with more on the steps that officials there are taking t

july while others are still playing it safe. hello again, everyone and heather holmes in tonight for christina. e senior can be a little confusing this year, trying to figure out which fourth of july celebrations are actually happening, and it's sad to say there will be no professional fireworks. the show at san jose's discovery meadow and albert and lake park. have been canceled, morgan hill and at california's great america in santm not being here for a year, and this is something that we haven't

july 14th, this wednesday. arthel? arthel: it's gross, not right. okay, christina coleman live in los angeles, thank you very much.age in cpac there in dallas. by the way, eric, yeah, the podium. the lectern, the stage ready for the former who'll take it. of course, we'll bring it to you live here. hey, eric, by the way, it is -- eric: yeah. arthel: -- his boy, elroy, daughter judy, and the dog's name is astro. eric astro, how could i get that wrong? i was trying to do the song in my head talking to astronaut jose hernandez. you know, we'll be living that way one day. i tell ya, we'll be up there, flying around. half an hour to tokyo. mark my words. arthel:re big sunday show -- woo-hoo! ensure max protein. with thirty grams of protein, one gram of sugar, and now with two new flavors! i always wanted to know more about my grandfather. he...was a hardworking man who came to new york from puerto rico when he was 17. with ancestry, being able to put the pieces of the puzzle together... ...it's amazing. it's honestly amazing. >> hello, everyone, i'm alicia acua along with sean duffy, tammy bruce and charlie hurt. welco

. >> on vain july 22, it will be an even bigger meeting, because it is not only something technical. christina: we are going to communicate directly. >> she was always a voracious reader. she carried two novels on an airplane. at some point, i began to notice that she would read a page and could not remember what she had just read. she had to go back and read it again. >> i do not remember much. jonathan: live from new york city, the price action this wednesday morning. the s&p advancing 0.4%. on the nasdaq, up. the russell continues, almost one full percentage point. that is the equity market. looking at an average of 3.5% correction on every given year, his take is that here free -- history favors -- get away from the equity market for a moment. did not get a big move on the equity market at the index level, but we got a massive move on the bond market, even in the last 24 hours. high of the session so far has a 1.25 handle. i want to look at the spread, just to get a set up for our next guest. we have a fantastic guest coming up. that yield curve yesterday was in the low 90's. a big turnaro

july. >> john: it's been a tough season so far. christinas another hitch. now dr. fauci is talking about a possible booster shots. if you are vaccinated, what you need to know. >> john: if you have billions of dollars and nothing better to do, how about burning your cash to get to outer space? some of the world's wealthiest man at her neck and neck in a race for space. ♪ ♪ this isn't just a walk up the stairs. when you have an irregular heartbeat, it's more. it's dignity. the freedom to go where you want, knowing your doctor can watch over your heart. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ >> pharmaceuticals' meeting for officials today on the benefits of a third vaccine shot. dr. anthony fauci says it might not be the right time. >> it is entirely conceivable, may be likely that at some time we will need a boost. the boost you may want to get, what are the timetables, those are the studies going on right now. we are preparing full throttle if we need them. joining us now is a fox news contributor and emergency doctor. good to see you today. though they were saying they wa

are about to treat to us a performance ahead of the fourth of july >> but first, we're joined by the band's flight commander, captain christinaou last year. >> we're excited to be back here on the plaza >> what has the last year been like for the band? >> like so many people around america and the air force, it was a change for us to shift gears to do our job remotely it's been fantastic the last several weeks to be able to slowly move back into life performances and getting used to doing the mission that we've been doing for so many years >> and doing it so well. >> thank you >> captain, thank you so much. >> thank you >> and a big thanks to the band, as well. let's get to the music how about it with "god bless america. here is the u.s. air force ♪♪ band's ceremonial brass. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪ >> hey, hey. >> phenomenal. >> and this is why they've been doing this for 21 years. with the exception of the last year we have to keep that going >> captain, thank you. thank you. >> and your service. happy fourth to you and to you, savannah, as well. >> you guys, too it lifts your spirits, doesn't it i hope you all have a great week

christina is off. we get live coverage now from ktvu emma goes live in oakland with how healthcare workers are trying to get more people protected. emma. saying something at least fourth of july weekend in the bay area, unvaccinated people are most at risk of catching and spreading the delta variant of covid-19 muslim alito. these college students trained by ucsf doctors are community vaccine ambassadors, engaging their unvaccinated peers in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood where the vaccination rate is just 60% and many of the unvaccinated are younger than 40. i think people who are gathering and are unvaccinated. really risk getting infected with the delta variant or with another variant of the coronavirus, and i would really urge people, um, to think twice about that. love to stay masked if they're if they're gathering, and they're unvaccinated, but above all to go and get vaccinated new vaccination sites popped up at churches in san francisco and oakland in recent weeks where health tech company colour has partnered with the state to reach under vaccinated communities of color. pastor gerald aging is leading outreach to bring people to the churches, which so far haven't b

christina, thank you very much >>> let's turn to pfizer, which just beat earnings expectations and raised the four year forecast these results are pushing pfizer shares higher. the stock is up 11% in july and it's on pace for the fifth straight month of gains. at the same time, the efficacy of pfizer's covid vaccine drops to 84% after six months. for the latest on all of this news today, let's bring in me terrell. >> let's start with the second quarter. pfizer posting a beat and a raise for the quarter, driven by the massive covid-19 vaccine in revenue there. but it also grew the underlying business 10% operationally in the second quarter the forecast going way up for the covid-19 vaccine for 2021, now up to $33.5 billion, based on 2.1 billion doses contracted. and they're going to make 3 billion for the total year this year that could go higher company providing updates for the vaccine for kids, expecting data by the end of september down to age 5, showing that a third dose of the original vaccine boosts antibody levels and an oral pill it plans to have data for by the end of the year let's bring in albert boar la to talk about all of this and more. albert, thanks for being with us i

christina and i'm andre. senior vaccinated people with breakthrough infections can spread the delta varied. that's word tonight and today's study from the cdc looked at an outbreak in providence, massachusetts, over the fourth of july weekend and over hundreds of positive cases. 74% were in people who were fully vaccinated, the health agency reports. the delta variant appears to be as contagious as chickenpox, and that vaccinate people can carry just as much of the virus as people who are not vaccinated, but health officials maintain vaccines are effective at preventing serious illness or death. and that getting everyone vaccinated will help contain the virus. the best way to stop of new variant from spreading is to have less virus out there, and the best way to do that is to get people vaccinated and to mask up until they are. so this new research drove the cdc's decision earlier this week. we told you about to recommend everyone wear mess in high risk areas, regardless of vaccination status. 77% of people in san francisco are now fully vaccinated, but the city is still seeing a number of breakthrough cases. as ktvu brooks jarocz tells us that includes a number of health care workers. at zuckerberg san francisco g

july. so far, 67% of adults have received at least one dose of a covid-19 vaccine. 58% are fully vaccinated. still, less than half of all americans are fully vaccinated. christina ruffini is at the white house with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. look, the good news is more people are getting the shot. those numbers are up 40% over last week on average. but the numbers still are not where health care experts want them to be. there's a concern ahead of this weekend of big crowds clap close contact that these pockets of unvaccinated americans could put summer barbecues at risk. >> fourth of july to this year is different than the fourth of july last year. it's going to be better next year. >> here we go. >> reporter: america did not reach president biden's goal of 70% of adults vaccinated by independence day. the white house says there's still reason to celebrate. >> deaths and hospitalizations have fallen 90% since january 20th, and we want to recognize that progress and work on july 4th. >> reporter: 67% of adults have gotten at least one covid-19 vaccination. the numbers vary by state. and southern states in particular are l