if you look at the immunogenicity in pregnant and lactating women, you see potent antibody and t-cell responses as well as cross-reactive immune response against the number of variants. if you look at breast milk, another advantage of getting a pregnant woman vaccinated, when that woman breast-feeds it passes immunization, specific antibodies in breast milk that were seen in a study with a six week follow-up period. again antibodies found in breast , milk show strong neutralization of the virus, protecting your newborn baby. if you look at the strong statement of 23 leading organizations that urged all pregnant individuals and recently pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or lactating and other eligible individuals to be vaccinated, the bottom line is to get vaccinated. back to you, jeff. jeff: let's open it up for a few questions. >> we will go to tbs. >> i have a question about the worries you have with back to school children. is there anything you are seeing given parents apprehension going back to school. we've been talking about it bubbling up given some medical experts are sa

masking of a new identity and often chemically incentivized of the hormones of the pregnancy and lactation but doesn't have to be it is the most profound mental change outside of childhood barring a traumatic brain injury our brains are plastic and changing and moldable like plato scientist consider motherhood a distinct state of human development it's a little bit like adolescence going members around the world they are interested along with all types of high-tech tools my kids love to get their hands on. wire mom so interesting one reason is the anatomy of the maternal brain is shared across mammal so by instinct is a common thread in the nurture of all kinds of species. scientists also hypothesize maternal circuitry supply is a raw material for unique social phenomenon like romantic love or altruism language and music. and there are more other practical reasons globally 90 percent that become others even in america 86 percent of us are mothers by the time we reach our mid-forties about 70 percent of moms are in the workforce and more american households than ever they are an important e

how pregnancy and birth and lactation can have this behavioral change to kick off the process from at least any human brain scan for instance releasing oxytocin the hormone associate with labor and delivery and social bonding into the brains of virgin mice to hadd not gotten pregnant yet over the course of three hours they were able to watch the individual brain cells become responding more sharply to the sound so the person's brain acted more like mother's brain and now if you put them in a cage with a baby is likely they would not run away but perform maternal behaviors but it's more thann the release of a single neurotransmitter in real life lots of other chemicals beyond oxytocin are also involved lake estrogen and dopamine in ways that scientist still try to understand. is not all clinical timing either. you could also read birth and engineer without any hormones at all so also studying how virgin mice can become maternal if you baby mice wanted to supervise. given enough exposure once hostile female response to the path one —- to the path and that it is gaining new specters the

have different problems we have to solved to reproduce, female mammals have internal gestation and lactation are going to be smaller animals on average. males do not have internal gestation. they typically need to compute two female mating opportunities but they need to have more muscle and less about to produce their maximum number of offspring. the difference in the hormones help to adaptations. nurturing behavior less for human females and females of other species. for males in the larger body size, more physical aggression and more of an obsession with status on average. cannot think all females are like this, all males are like that, that is not the case for there's lots of overlap we are talking about. so to me, this was such a satisfying and powerful way to understand human behavior. and the patterns of human behavior that i done a whole lot of traveling, mostly by myself with a backpack to all kinds of different cultures. i could beast, obsessed with the differences and the commonalities and how they connected to what i had seen in the chimps and nonhuman animals. i did not at first

we now have data that demonstrates the vaccine whatever time in pregnancy or lactating that they're given are actually safe and effective and have no adverse events to mom or to baby, and we've actually seen that, in fact, some antibodies from the vaccine traverses to the baby and, in fact, could potentially protect the baby. i think what's really important here to emphasize is that we know about 30% of women who are pregnant right now are vaccinated, an extraordinarily low number. and it impacts about 15% of african-american women who are pregnant are vaccinated, and this puts them at severe risk of severe disease from to to covid-19. in august this year we lost 21 pregnant women to covid-19, so we absolutely have the data that demonstrate it is overwhelming benefits of vaccine and very little concern over safety at all. >> dr. nine if yesterday-smith? -- nunez-smith? >> our primary focus remains connecting people with vaccine. we know that's what'll get us out of the pandemic. so it's really important for those people who are still deciding, right, and are now wondering about booster th

cnn want you to think that lactate whites and whites hate blacks. if you make that happen if everybody gets new shoes. the moment a hate crime turns out to be false it is eczema that hits on al capone's wife. he realized an argument over an on the real housewives. the vax in the un- vax are not like the hatfields hatfield's and mccoy's great romeo and juliet never argued about it right it's out of fiction. the entire story really and truly is about people deciding when they want to get the vaccine. the media however wanted to be war about much like this. >> thanks, grants. we are in new york city where the vaccination debate is tearing public apart, hopefully. as the young couple now. excuse me. circum- out where you just coming from getting vaccinated? kick it now, i went and got som chips. >> are you saying the vaccine contains microchips? >> are you vaccinated? >> just had covid, so i have antibodies still so my doctor said i don't need to get it quite yet. >> how do you feel about this woman trying to murder her. >> i'm the mother of your kids.

cnn want you to think that lactate whites and whites hate blacks. if you make that happen if everybody gets new shoes. the moment a hate crime turns out to be false it is eczema that hits on al capone's wife. he realized an argument over an on the real housewives. the vax in the un- vax are not like the hatfields hatfield's and mccoy's great romeo and juliet never argued about it right it's out of fiction. the entire story really and truly is about people deciding when they want to get the vaccine. the media however wanted to be war about much like this. >> thanks, grants. we are in new york city where the vaccination debate is tearing public apart, hopefully. as the young couple now. excuse me. circum- out where you just coming from getting vaccinated? kick it now, i went and got som chips. >> are you saying the vaccine contains microchips? >> are you vaccinated? >> just had covid, so i have antibodies still so my doctor said i don't need to get it quite yet. >> how do you feel about this woman trying to murder her. >> i'm the mother of your kids.

there are clues about how the chemical of pregnancy birth and lactation might facilitate this behavioral change to kick off the process of long-lasting brain surge that we see in human brain cells. for instance oxytocin the birth hormone associated with labor and delivery and also social bonding in to the brains of mice who had gotten pregnant yet. over the course of three hours they were able to watch the individual brain cells become incensed at tight responding more sharply to the sound of christ. the brained acted more like mother's brains and now if you put these in the cage with babies it's likely they wouldn't run away. they might even perform maternal behaviors. the story is also far more complicated than a single neurotransmitter. in real life lots of other chemicals beyond oxytocin are also involved like and and dopamine which affect each other in ways in which scientists are still trying to understand. and it's not all chemical timing either. you can also reverse engineer without any hormones at all. researchers in labs are also studying how mice can become maternal if you exp

when we come back, cuba is denouncing the united states for intensifying its economic lactate while the island is facing a surge in covid cases and deaths. we will speak to a leading cuban diplomat about the embargo, the pandemic, the pandemic, calls for a new regional bloc in latin america to counter u.s. influence. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by my co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: as president biden called on gbal leaderat the united nation's yesterday to work together on combating the climate crisis and the covid pandemic, mexican president andrÉs manuel lopez obrador is pushing latin american and caribbean nations to form a new european union-style bloc to counter u.s. influence across the hemisphere. amlo made the call during a meeting of the community of latin american and caribbean states in mexico city attended by regional leaders i

we look for clues about how nd the chemicals of pregnancy, lactation might facilitate this behavioral change and kickoff the process of long-lasting brain for thatwe see in human brains . for instance, students released oxytocin, the swift hormone associated with labor and delivery and also social bonding into the brains of virgin mice who had gotten pregnant yet. over the course ofthree hours , they were to watch the virgins individual brain cells becoming sensitized, responding more sharply to the sound of christ. through exposure to oxytocin the brains acted more like mother's brains and now if you put these virgins in a cage with babies is likely that they would have run away , they might even perform maternal figures like rescuing the pumps. the story of is also far more complicated than the release of a single coneurotransmitter. in real life, lots of other chemicals beyond oxytocin are also involved estrogen and progesterone and dopamine. they play off each other in ways that scientists arestill trying to understand . and it's not all chemical climbing either. you canalso rever

so going, if you're thinking about being pregnant, if you're trying to get pregnant, or if you're lactating those times are still very safe to be vaccinated and ensure your provider has a conversation with you to make sure all your questions are answered, so we can get you vaccinated. >> that is dr. joya crear-perry. thank you for your time. >> thank you, so much, it's been my pleasure. >> woodruff: "too big to fail" was a phrase used duri the global financial crisis for companies so over-extend that their collapse could cripple global finance. now, china is trying to take a too-big company with too much debt, and manage its failure. the company is a real estate giant called "evergrande." nick schifrin tells us more. >> schifrin: the mission was occupy: evergrande. in a country where protest is often prohibited, earlier this month evergrande's investors filled the company's lobby to chant “give us our money back.” they direct their fury at an evergrande manager. his solution is rejected, and he's dejected next to a woman who speaks for the crowd. >> ( translated ): if they don't give me my

or lactating that they're given are actually safe and effective. the cdc is also warning. pregnant women who get covid-19 are at significantly higher risk for serious illness with more than 17% of all covid cases involving pregnancy, resulting in hospitalization or death there at a high risk of being placed in the intensive care unit of needed invasive ventilation. and they're at a higher risk of having ever outcomes to the pregnancies, and the push continues for vaccinations among the general public as well. rates are increasing slightly, with the daily average now sitting under 650,000 shots, but infections are still increasing in almost a dozen states, with officials projecting more pain in the coming weeks. absolutely every reason to believe we're right in the eye of the storm. we're right at the peak of the surge right now. we're going to lose a bunch more people, and there's a new study out of oxford. that may convince people that now is the time to go get their covid vaccine researchers. they're finding that one out of every three covid cases results in long term sy

. >> the mu, which is not only respiratory, but you know, there's lactating involved [ laughter ] thanks like a group [ laughter ] >> seth: this, by the way, is at hot as it's been [ laughter ] we'll send you tapes of some other guests you'll be like, "oh, i murdered." >> yes >> seth: you did - >> started wally's comedy career >> seth: yeah, and now wally complains when he's not in the show for a week. >> i know. >> seth: yeah. >> well, it's gone to his head >> seth: yeah. well, you know, you worked with divas. >> i sure have >> seth: you were between a couple, marty and steve, in the clip >> oh, those two >> seth: right >> those two and their shenanigans. you know, someone was asking me -- they said, what was the energy like? and i said, you know, they're like two 20-year-olds. you know, okay, maybe 30 30-year-olds [ laughter ] two tired 30-year-olds all right. two 40-year-olds on vacation [ laughter ] let's put it that way. no, they are, you know, i have known them both a long time. and you know, they're at that point in their lives where, you know, they're bona fide geniuses >> seth: