gupta, i think zerlina really helps us set the stakes there.s is really about life and death, what would it mean if these mandates were lifted? >> we're seeing it play out in realtime. in ohio in 2022 what happened in columbus children ended up unvaccinated largely ended up getting exposed to measles. one in three ended up in the hospital. to zerlina's point and also to the stakes, the cdc and fda under the wrong leadership if they appointed individuals that were enabling this, they could do some serious damage here. the cdc has the capability -- we have great leadership now, but the cdc has the capability to say you know what, we're going to move everything toa optional when it comes to whether childhood vaccinations are required or optional. the fda could introduce delays when it comes to clearing the next booster shot. there's ways they can manipulate the ways in which people receive vaccination guidelines. and it goes to say 35 states across the country have requirements on the meningitis vaccine. the other 15 including arizona recommends s

sanjay gupta is here to break it all down for us. plus, i'm going to be joined by two parents on a mission to bring their son home, hertz golden for poland was kidnapped by hamas at the nova music festival october 7. and now his mom and dad are back in washington in studio with a message for the world's leading this hour, so many americans are wondering just how safe air travel is as we keep hearing flight controls getting jammed as pilots try to land or an entire piece of a plane billowing out mid-flight. today, we're hearing from a boeing whistleblower, a former senior manager at the company you said on cnn that the manufacturing at boeing is rushed and employees are under pressure to get planes in the air. whistleblower ed pearson also slammed boeing leadership calling the ceo david calhoun greedy and invasive. pearson is so concerned he won't even fly on boeing, max planes anymore i did four a plane and i actually had to get off the plane when i found out it was a max and that's a terrible thing. >> they have to say to somebody t

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gupta, this is about life and death, what would it mean. >> one in three and up in the hospital, thisrious business. this is not abstract. also to the stakes, the cdc and the fda, under the wrong leadership if they appointed individuals that were enabling this, they could do some serious damage here. the cdc has the capability. they can introduce delays when it comes to this a booster shot, there are ways they can manipulate the ways in which people receive vaccination guidelines and it goes to say, 35 states across the country have requirements on the meningitis vaccination. the other 15, including the republican the country recommends something for which it prevents a disease that has a 15% mortality rate. why are these things even recommended in the first place? >> you answered your own question. this seems like an outgrowth of the same energy which is as you know, not really about parental rights, what has parental rights become a proxy for? >> i think parental rights are effectively this libertarian wing of the right that doesn't one government involved in any decisions, in a mom

sanjay gupta, also a neurosurgeon.gita from houston asks you sanjay, quote can daily mental exercises are doing words with friends or paper-based crossword puzzles, reduce your odds of getting dementia. that's actually my question to sanjay, because i'm doing these word games and such, because i read somewhere that keeping your brain active can help is that, is that real yeah. >> well, i think it can help. i think what if keith us asking can it actually reduce your risk of dementia later on in life? that would tell you, i think the evidence is less clear on that. what what were you seem to here is that if you're doing a lot of crossword puzzles, it may help a little bit with your working memory but what it mainly does is making good at doing crossword puzzles. and the point is this, if you're actually trying to create cognitive reserve or cognitive resilience in the brain, which helps decrease your chance of dementia later, you need to be doing things that are different pitt taking up a new hobby, for example, learning

vin gupta. dr. gupta, good to see you again.ring summer. what do we know how bad this particular summer could be? and what's your advice how to prepare for a heat wave this dangerous? >> jonathan, good morning. thank you for highlighting this. this is the issue of our time. what we're seeing is these heat domes sitting around seattle, they had a terrible one, jonathan, you might remember in the beginning of the summer of 2021. something similar here inland california all the way up through oregon, san joaquin valley up north. if you're watching this potentially across the country you have to be prepared sitting in new york city or central california for what's to come. this is expected today be one of the worst summers when it comes to heat we've seen on record. how do you prepare to answer your question? make sure you're ready for sun exposure, heat and air pollution. you have to have sp 15 or higher sunscreen. jonathan, you want to make sure we're hydrating especially when it's humid outside but 4 liters up from what we would

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sanjay gupta, thanks so much to hear even more of sanchez interview with dr. fauci. >> go listen to chasing life. that is, sanjay is a podcast. again, get it wherever you get your podcasts coming up next, one, new mexico village forced to evacuate after what started as a relatively small fire exploded as the day went on to governor just declared a state of emergency and we're going to talk to her next baked in america as biden and trump meet and only cnn has complete coverage with unrivaled access and exclusive pre and post a beat analysis follows cnn for every countless moment followed debate night in america begins june 27 at seven whether you're moving across town before across the country you can count on pods to deliver when we say we will, which is why we were voted america's number one container moving company. >> book. you're moving today at pods.com your pain shouldn't be minimized or forgotten when medicine gets better all of us can get better not cockroach, resilient creatures, true? miracles of evolution, where there is one, others aren't far behin

kriti gupta on the ground in berlin.onversations in the capital markets and credit markets will be that translation of this higher for longer narrative, then the policy diversion that lizzie was just talking about on both sides of the atlantic. i have the perfect as to talk about it and expand to how that translates into the pe world. joining me for an exclusive conversation is global cohead of private equity over at goldman sachs alternatives. pleasure to have you on the program. connect the dots for us as we talk about higher for longer, longer than expected, we just heard lizzie talking about the fact that rates are now getting pushback. rate cuts are getting pushed back further and further. what does that mean for the private capital markets that aren't as reactive as the public ones are? >> thank you for having me this morning. you are certainly seeing a slow recovery in private markets as great -- rates adjust. that recovery is fueled by two things. on one hand we see a recovery because of financing conditions beco

sanjay gupta. >> sir, when i was great, john and sanjay gupta alright. louisiana. now, the first state in the country to require the ten commandments to be displayed in every public school classroom including university governor jeff landry is calling the law one of his favorites. but it's already of course, catching heat from several liberty groups states, senator royce do plus joins us now from new orleans. thank you, sir, so much for joining us. i just first wanted to get your reaction to this law, which would have the ten commandments on the wall up for first-graders all the way up to college actually kindergarteners, all the way up to k12. >> so if extreme, it's exclusionary it undermines religious freedoms. it's unnecessary. >> and it's lately unconstitutional. this is not what we should be doing. and i want to say that as someone who was a christian i was raised catholic. learn the ten commandments, but the public classroom is just simply not somewhere we should be mandating the display of the ten commandments always what i guess the question is, what happen

sanjay gupta. so should people be tested for their alzheimer's risk i don't think it's ready for everybody yet. >> anderson, but we're getting really close. i mean, we're probably where we were about 60 years ago with heart disease for a long time, people believed lucky, they're going to get heart disease or you're not. and there's nothing you can do about it. so why even bother getting checked? we now oh, no, that's not true. we're sort of at those early days, i think when it comes to the brain and you saw richard isaacson there, someone you know as well, who says, we're gonna get to the point where you test cholesterol for heart disease. there's gonna be tests like that for all timers as well. i think the main reason why is because now we know there's something you can do about it before you get tested. what can you do? why bother getting tested? that narrative is starting to change anderson and that's one of the things that dr. richard isaacson is very much involved with the preventative aspect.

sanjay gupta sat down with dr. fauci to talk about his career, including a pivotal moment when he had to correct misinformation, spread by the president donald trump at the time. let's take a listen we talked about this interesting press briefing that you did this as in march of 2020, and you had to correct the record even if the president was talking, how challenging is i said to myself, i have a responsibility to preserve my own personal integrity in responsibility to the american public. so when i walked up to the podium, i said here it goes. dr. fauci, the president, joe said that hydroxychloroquine is the end-all the answer is no, and the evidence that you're talking about john is anecdotal evidence that was painful to me to have to do that. but there was no doubt that i had to do it. i mean, it wasn't like well, maybe you shouldn't maybe there was no doubt that i had to do it, but thank you very much he thought president trump would be angry, but listen to what happened behind the scenes. but then he called m

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sanjay gupta shares tips to enjoy the summer sun safely i'm dr. sanjay gupta, host. have cnn's chasing life podcast spending time outside. it's one of the best ways to reduce stress and also to get essential vitamin d don't forget about son's safety. this is important all seasons and all whether unprotected exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays can damage your eyes, your immune system can also increase your risk of skin cancer as estimated that one in five americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime and that makes it the most common cancer in the united states. so here are some ways to enjoy the sun safely. use broad spectrum sunscreens, an spf of 15 or higher also, you want protection against both uva and uvb rays. those are two types of the sun's ultraviolet radiation. also keep in mind the higher the spf the more protection, the longer protection you also want to protect your eyes. choose sunglasses with 100% uv protection on the label. finally, y

gupta, princess kate did not reveal what type of cancer she is fighting. we know it was discovered during quote, may he'd your abdominal surgery. what what do you think are the possibilities here well there's a lot of possibilities and i gotta tell you, i mean, several doctors have been texting me an email me telling me what they think, but the reality is, we don't know. >> and it's speculative. i mean, there are so many things that would fall under major abdominal surgery. a uterus, ovaries, colon, liver all these things. what we do know is what you see on the screen there. >> she did have that operation back in january. >> this has been going on for some time originally, it was thought to be non-cancerous so what happens is they do the operation, then they're looking under the microscope at the tissue and that's probably when they discover that it's cancerous and subsequently, as you know, jake and february is when she started this chemotherapy and so several months now, depending on what the type of cancer is, what the type of therapy is, that time type

thank you so much on doing sanjay gupta. next, another delay tonight and trump's classified documents, case after judge cannon holds an unusual hearing and then decides to offer know ruling. what is going on there. plus congresswoman lauren boebert says america quote, needs more morals this is from the person who is, of course picked out of a theater for vaping and allegedly groping her date. now, in danger of losing her seat in congress while it would be up, schreiber sunday at nine on cnn millions of people have lost weight with personalized plans from noon, like britney, who lost 20 pounds, i felt so supported by new it became an anchor for me. num has changed my life get started today and moves 15 pounds and 15 weeks copd isn't pretty breath and often thought of the picture but this is my story and with once-daily trilogy, it can still be beautiful because with three medicines and one inhaler, trilogy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups paralogy also improves lung function. so i can br

kriti gupta on that. here's what else to be thinking about today. we will get a number of speakers from the european central bank on inflation data from a number of major economies across the eurozone. at 10 a.m. u.k. time, the ecb will be speaking. we will see what he has to say about how thinking is evolving around the ecb's next steps. at 1:15 p.m. u.k. time, another ecb official will be speaking. and another at 6:15 p.m. u.k. time on the more hawkish side of the spectrum. that should give more clarity in terms of the thinking evolving among the ecb. 3 p.m. u.k. time, also going to get the conference. a survey coming through from the u.s. suggesting they may soften. we have seen retail sales coming softer. this is bloomberg. ♪ why the u.k. prime minister is invoking his conservative red assessor -- conservative predecessor. the latest on the u.k. election is next. we will talk to the ceo of rasmussen global on why the french elections have some eu leaders worried about the fence. that's later this hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to b

sanjay gupta has much more on this. now. >> sanjay, this is a focus of this week's episode of chasing life. >> how serious are these human cases and how significant are they well, they're not that serious, but they might be significant because they can be red flags and little warnings that we've got to pay attention to. >> so what we know at this point is there have been three people who have had symptoms due to h5n1. they've all been farm workers. the first two people, mainly had ice symptoms conjunctive itis, pink guy, those types of symptoms this third person, which is getting getting a lot of attentions. a farm worker in michigan who had symptoms that were more respiratory. so the big question i think for a lot of people was, is this related, is this sort of more severe in some ways? or is it is it not, is it there's something else and what they think at this point is that it's doesn't necessarily appear to be more severe. it may be that they, the third person got infected in a different way. first two people may ha

sanjay gupta was able to sit down with dr. lt. to get his side of all this it has promised achievement, i think in the book and what his legacy could be. >> the sunday, you sat down with him. >> you have this column. i noticed the brooklyn really came out of him a couple of times as he worked interviewing em what did you hear that stood out well, i've interviewed him so many times over the past couple of decades and always it's in the throes of something, right? >> anthrax or zika ebola, h1n1. people don't realize that he's really been present for all these things. >> but as you mentioned hiv aids, going back to the early 80s the beginning, and covid at the end. >> and i really wanted tim to talk about the similarities between those two things. >> i don't think many people who sort of know you from covid, realize and in many ways you went through some of these same challenges before with hiv aids, not just new disease, trying to find new therapeutics but the activists what was that part of your life? >> like? >> it just is very di

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sanjay gupta hey, there, i'm dr. sanjay gupta, host, have cnn's chasing life podcast stress is an inevitable part of life. >> but here's the thing not all stress is the same. the stress that comes from things that we perceive as challenges instead, they can actually be healthy according the recent studies, the good type of temporary stress, it's called use stress, and it can be physical or psychological. it may feel like excitement or eagerness. think of a first de, at the new job or maybe running a race it energizes and activates our bodies and our brains to stay motivated any kind of stress, even use stress can be harmful if it doesn't go away. here are some strategies to manage your stress. first, use positive self-talk approach. a stressor as a temporary obstacle, you can overcome, for example telling yourself you've prepared enough for an upcoming exam that can shift your mindset and reframe the challenge second of all rest and downtime, they are essential recharge in a way that sues you. like reading or creativ

sanjay gupta cnn chief medical correspondent, horse. so sanjay a temperature of 125 degrees fahrenheit in the shade. and anybody in this heat wave, and we understand the huge difference between shade and son. so it would have been much higher than that what does that do to the human body well, simply put, aaron, i mean, you're starting to push the threshold of human survivability, which is why you had to show all those terrible images of what's happening there it's really hot and several things happen the body is trying to keep up and part of the way the body does that, it starts to shift blood towards the skin to try and cool down the body. >> but as you're doing that, you're moving blood away from organs in the body, including the gut, your gut is not getting enough blood flow, which is why people often feel nauseated when they're actually in the heat. but eventually your gut can start to leak toxins into the body that can cause organ failure, simply losing lots of fluids, especially for somebody who has underlying heart disease that

vin gupta for all of this.ding overseas, a look at putin's rare visit to north korea and the warning signs for the u.s. and its allies. plus, a crucial group of voters that looks up for grabs this election. we'll explain, and later, new details emering about justin timberlake's dwi arrest in the hamptons. we're back in just 90 seconds. we're back in just 90 seconds. (vo) if you have graves' disease, your eye symptoms could mean something more. that gritty feeling can't be brushed away. even a little blurry vision can distort things. and something serious may be behind those itchy eyes. up to 50% of people with graves' could develop a different condition called thyroid eye disease, which should be treated by a different doctor. see an expert. find a t-e-d eye specialist at isitted.com >>> welcome back. today russia's vladimir putin and north korean leader kim jong-un signed off in a new strategic partnership during putin's rare visit to north korea. it includes a vow of mutual assistance, if either country faces

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sanjay gupta, host of cnn's chasing life podcast.y of us rely on the convenience of reusable plastic where to store and eat our food but there are a couple of things you may want to consider the wear and tear of daily use breaks the plastic down over time, and that can create tiny plastic particles called nanoplastics here's the issue. we are increasingly finding evidence of them in our bodies our blood, organs even our reproductive tissues. and while we still don't know the full impact on our health, a recent study found that people with carotid arteries containing micro or nano plan plastics, those are the arteries in the neck that carry blood to the brain. they were twice as likely to have a stroke, heart attack, or die from any cause over the next three years so here are some tips to reduce your exposure and also store your food safely. opt for glass porcelain, ceramics, stainless steel food and drink containers, especially for hot foods and liquids. don't put your plastic where in the dishwasher or the microwave transfer your fo

vin gupta. vin, jeff -- you just heard him talk about this in those dreaded scenarios.ospitals wouldn't be equipped to handle it. hundreds of thousands of visits. we know heat-related deaths are rising, they were up 88% in 2022 compared to just 2000. look at these pictures. hospitals in vegas are prepping human ice immersion bags creating this new response protocol for the summer ahead but i wonder can we prepare enough? give us a sense of what this could mean for hospitals and public health, vin. >> chris, this is critical to point out and to talk about. these solutions aren't scaleable. the ice immersion techniques we're seeing in phoenix, seeing in places like las vegas as you pointed out, not scaleable. we can do it patient by patient maybe at the health system level, but the idea that we can -- this is a solution to what's happening in phoenix, it's not tenable. we're also seeing that there has been a 90% increase in heat-related deaths just in the last four years over what we saw at the turn of the century, coupled with now forecasts, chris, across the world, 370%

sanjay gupta, explains a lot of terms being used here around princess catherine, just a lovely picture that we see of her there preventative chemotherapy is the term that is often being used and i think a lot of people may have interpreted that as a type of chemotherapy that can prevent cancer. some of this may just be semantics, but i think what we're talking about here specifically is something that is more commonly known as adjuvant therapy. so this is an additional therapy in addition to the operation that she had several months ago. so different types of therapies out there, they can take several months of scheduled chemotherapy. we don't know what type of cancer we don't know what type of therapy. and she is totally entitled to her privacy. we won't speculate on that, but i will tell you the types of factors that go into the consideration can hear the type of cancer obviously, the types of medications that are being used, the stage of that cancer that will all play a role in determining what, how long the therapy is likely. the last and also what types of side effects she might h

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sanjay gupta reports the last alzheimer's patient next sunday at eight on cnn welcome back. >> here ishing this week. polls have opened in the first round of france's snap parliamentary election that could see president emmanuel macron's centrist alliance out stood from the majority, forcing him to work with the far-right national party whatever the outcome the president of france is bound to stay in his position until the general election in 2027. the supreme court is expected to rule on former president donald trump's claims of absolute immunity. that case stems from charles georgia's over his efforts to overturn the 2020 election. cnn will have special coverage of that crucial decision starting tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern former trump adviser steve bannon must report to federal prison in connecticut tomorrow. that comes after the supreme court rejected his efforts to avoid prison while he appeals his contempt of congress conviction iranians, we'll head back to the polls friday, and that countries runoff elections. the snap election was held after the country's president, raisi di

sanjay gupta. >> and this is cnn back now with my ai panel, dame wendy hall, barrenness be banned, kidron nina shake, and connally. >> he let's let's continue the conversation with the big players in the ai arms race and how jobs are being impacted by emerging technologies. so we were talking about the good, the bad, and the distant future in the last segment and the now so what i want to ask you is what people really worry about. and a lot of people worry about jobs they do it's existential right? there is a new book out by an nyu professor about how algorithms can hijack the job and still the future by, according to her theory, if ai, two tools do a bad job, algorithms in hiring, firing, and recruiting can screen with bias, could filter out canada's by zip codes, right leading to some kind of discrimination by nationalities. they could be directed for male dominated pursuits. does that sound like fantasy or reality? >> i was literally reality already i talked to quite a lot of people in the indus

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sanjay gupta. listen wherever you get your podcasts new this morning, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has dissolved his war cabinet. move comes just days after a senior member of that cabinet resigned. in a dramatic show of no confidence in netanyahu and a strategy for the war in gaza is seen as paula hand cox isn't drove some for us. apollo, what's the impact of all this while doing the question that everybody is asking is, what does this do to the day-to-day decision-making and the strategy when it comes to gaza, i mean, the war cabinet itself, there were really three main members, which is the prime minister, the defense minister, an embedding he can sue us since resigned because he said that netanyahu didn't have a day off to plan. >> so really what we have heard from the officials within the office itself is that there will be neither security cabinet. so a wider group will be making the key decisions and if necessary, netanyahu will form his own smaller groups the the assumption amo

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