. >> schutz says he supports a fight against emission. >> because carbon is a cause that's imposed on society. it's not good for your health. let alone the climate. so let's make the people who are producing it bare those costs. that levels the playing field. >> reporter: of all his titles over the year, husband and father are the top two. schutz is now a great grandfather to four and in his office he surrounds himself with photos of family. >> is there one particular thing you cherish or you would be willing to share with us that means a lot to you? >> well that's a picture of my mother. >> reporter: the picture of his mother, margaret. >> you always miss your mother. your mother is the one person in the world who's totally uninbiggously on your side. >> reporter: george schultz, an economist. >> i have not thought about my tombstone. i'm not planning to die right away. even though i'm 92, i still have a lot of things to do. >> reporter: and a guy who loves life too much. >>> and you heard about warm temperatures. [alarms blaring] ohhhhh... whoa whoa whoa! who's responsible for this?

gayle schutz. she is from mt. sinai.ofessor of pediatric and infectious diseases at the school of medicine. thank you for joining us this morning. we want to talk about this today because suddenly there is this huge politicalization of whether or not kids should be getting vaccinations. yesterday chris christie and rand paul said they favor parent choice. what do you think? >> i think the most important thing to remember is it really is not just a personal choice but a public health issue. if someone decides not to vaccinate their child, not only are they potentially putting their child's health at risk but they're also putting other people at risk who don't have the benefit of getting the vaccine like people with a compromised immune system or babies who aren't old enough pregnant women. >> the measles has some severe side effects that go along with it. it can cause death in certain cases. it can also cause brain swelling that can lead to issues along the line blindness showing up in situations like that. we thought we