scott gottlieb. plus, we'll preview cbs this morning and the albany time's union interview with brittany camesso. she is speaking for the first time about why she filed a criminal sexual harassment complaint against new york governor andrew cuomo. >> what he did to me is a crime. >> dickerson: plus, we'll sit down with author amanda ripley, and her new book explores how we can find out w our way back to roductive conversations. it is all coming up on "face the nation." ♪ >> dickerson: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." we thought we were done with that feeling in our fight against covid-19 that one step forward could be followed by two steps back. but we're not done. the u.s. is now reporting an average of 100,000 new cases a day, up from 15,000 a day just a bl health officials expect that number to go a lot higher before it begins to drop. what is different, though, is that during this time of backslide, there is something we could only hope for during previous ones: a vaccine. but 100

scott gottlieb. and we'll ask dr. sharon alroy-preis, the top health official in israel, what her country has learned from their vaccine campaign that can help the u.s. then...america's economy is moving ahead, but there are troubled spots there, too. inflation is rising, and the housing eviction moratorium has expired, and now millions could lose their homes. we'll talk with neel kashkari. plus...infrastructure. >> biden: a fancy word for bridges, roads, -s ng wat de president is putting the finishing touches on a $1 o. we'll talk with west virginia democratic senator joe manchin. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >> dickerson: good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." there is good news and bad news on the pandemic. the covid-19 delta variant is even worse than we thought, making it clear that this pandemic is far nm over.bulappeartokilly, the last week. but we still have a long way to go. our coverage begins with senior nationalma strassmann. >> reporter: good morning, john. more than half of ameri

gottlieb, it's scott again. expire in the coming weeks and that states are reporting, quote unquote, wasted doses. if that's the case, and we presume that it's true, why shouldn't we just open up boosters to anybody who wants one at this point if we have so many vaccines and summer and a good portion are set to expire >> look, i mean these are good questions for cdc. i think that ultimately cdc is going to come around to the position of providing boosters to -- certainly to the 60 and over population and people who are at high risk of a bad outcome from covid, might be immunosuppressed and further out from the vaccine there should be a time element here people who have been recently vaccinated probably are pretty -- have a pretty durable vaccination even against the delta variant, which is a lot more virulent obviously. i think we'll come around to this but just later than we should i'm worried about infection getting into nursing homes and long-term care facilities and you'll see bad outcomes. you're certainly

scott gottlieb. it is all just ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >> garrett: good morning, and welcome to "face the nation." we begin with the storm threatening the east coast. henri has been downgraded to tropical storm status, but that doesn't necessarily mean the threat is any less severe. jeff berardelli is on long island, and, jeff, what are you seeing? >> yeah, major, this is the worst it has been. we've been seeing gusts 55, 60 mile-an-hour. things are getting worse. but the core of the storm has missed us to the northeast. take a look behind me. pounding surf. we've seen swells 10 to 15 feet, and now we have this sideways rain running right towards us. the storm is located near block island, near the coast of rhode island to connecticut, where the worst is likely to be. and we'll see about five feet of storm surge as the storm makes its way on shore, and couple that with a full moon, and that makes it worse. wind gusts up to around 80 miles per hour, and that means we're liking to see some power

scott gottlieb. and more.. ♪ watch cbs in bay area with the kpix 5 news app. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> good evening and thanks for joining us tonight. america's covid recovery has hit a dangerous roadblock. today dr. anthony fauci warned this latest surge driven by the delta variant will get worse. infections are spiking across the country. hospitalizations and deaths are also rising. more shots are going into arms, but only about half of us are fully vaccinated. cbs's lilia luciano is in west hollywood with the latest. >> reporter: thank you, jericka. now l.a. county has 45% higher hospitalizations in just one

scott gottlieb maybe approval with the kids 15 to 12. we will talk dr. scott gottlieb later. >> can you get the booster >> they changed it to six months >> i may do a drive by. >> my mother got one last week she's in the highest risk category >> me and your mother. i like the way you threw that in there. >> my 95-year-old grandmother did not get her's yet of the. >>> it's jobs week in america. we have a rundown of data points to watch in the week ahead >>> later, evacuation of afghanistan continues. we is the latest on the approainchg deadline new developments over the weekend. "squawk box" is coming back. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. voya. be confident to and through retirement. what happens when we welcome change? we can make emergency medicine possible at 40,000 feet. instead of burning our past for power, we can harness the energy of the tiny electron. we can create new ways to connect. rethinking how we communicate to be more inclusive than ever. with app, cloud and anywhere workspace solu

i want to play for you something from former fda commissioner scott gottlieb. he said this on cnbc earlier today. >> by september hopefully you'll see the other side of that curve descend clearly. but cases will be picking up in the northeast, maybe the pacific northwest and great lakes. they are going to be later to experience the delta way. it's probably going to coincide with schools and businesses returning. >> so doctor, here's something else i can't believe, that we will have some sort of staggered regional spiking across our country, all over again. >> brian, i think that the experience that some other countries have gone through the delta surge, it's going to be different, when you look at the uk or israel, he saw a really transmissible variant just rushed through the population. and there are a couple of things that are happening there. , one is that we are a much bigger country and you are seeing some of that rolling peak, a little bit. but we also have varied levels of vaccination. and that behavior will change, as scott gottlieb talked about, as sch

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i want to play for you something from former fda commissioner scott gottlieb he said this earlier. >>ep is, hopefully you will see the other side of the curve. cases will pick up in the northeast, great lakes and pacific northwest. they are going to be later to experience the delta wave. it's probably going to go with the he restart of school. some businesses returning. >> so doctor, here is something else i cannot believe that we are going have some sort of staggered regional spiking across the country all over again. >> yeah, brian, i think that the experiences the other countries have gone through with the delta surge will be different from ours. you look at uk and israel, you see a transmissable variant crush through the populations. there's a couple of things happening here. one, we are a much bigger country. you are seeing the rolling peak and the other is, we have various levels of vaccination and our behavior will change as scott gottlieb talked about the schools opening. it's important that as the schools open in the setting of the delta variant that we treat our children as

scott gottlieb been you are going to wish you were on the wing of a tell that in the twilight zone by a spidey fingernail i want to buy the dip because i bet on gottlieb who, by the way, is on the boards of pfizer and alumina, because you have to say that, apparently. >> he does and for good reason. you like tom lee, then we still want to, quote/unquote, lean in on this weakness even harder after tuesday's selloff, ubs says we believe in weak sides. >> i'm not sure of energy because there are secondary issues one is opec plus, not so good. i think people have to be thinking about venezuela if they come back on oil, you do not want to own oil. maybe the piece is being referred to as buy everything in the world except the kitchen sink. >> there is the mr. everything rally. >> does he really want that? i have mr. wonderful now i have mr. everything? i've got too many misters. >> steph, what do you think about this notion of being on the cusp of a correction krinsky says, don't buy the dip. it was a powerful note out yesterday and the market seemed to go weaker and then you have tom lee a

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scott gottlieb predicting that illinois, indiana and north carolina could be next. >> cases are buildingthese states. >> reporter: dan lieberman, abc news, new york. >>> canada has re-opened its border with the u.s. americans traveling to canada must be vfully vaccinated. children under 12 will be allowed to cross vci adul out ts wi what'sng calle the .arges ror it comes as historic wildfires rage across three continents. this morning the dixie fire burning in north california is now the second largest fire in state history. more than 620 buildings destroyed, 13,000 more at risk, at least five people are unaccounted for. half a world away in greece, thousands of people are fleeing as dozens of wildfires burn villages and turn the sky orangement toran orange. the fires so intense the water being used is evaporating before hitting the flames. it's a symptom, scientists say of climate change. the u.n. is out with a landmark report. a three-year study involving more than 200 scientists delivering a stark warning. >> the findings are sobering. there's no getting around that. >> reporter: t sa

scott gottlieb was saying last evening, that he was also seeing some signals that we may be levelingariant and what it's been doing in states down south, especially florida, louisiana and texas among them we'll keep our eyes on that. keep our eye on the market too guy was good for 226 at its high or just about that moved up ai little bit just shy of 200 for the dow, a new record high today as well. let's do the final trades before we do the hand-off to "the exchange." carrie, what do you have for me? >> to fortive industrial tech breaking out here. >> boeing certification flights in china >> steve weiss >> moderna of course >> of course joe t. >> best buy. >> all right good stuff thanks very much for watching. that does it for us. we'll give it to "the exchange" now. >>> thank you very much, scott and hi, everybody. welcome to "the exchange." and here's what's ahead this hour an exclusive interview with dallas fed president robert kaplan we'll speak to him about today's softer than expected cpi report. does it change his mind about the need to take sooner rather than later his though

scott gottlieb, who is also a member of the pfizer board, and theau author of a new bootrk:pread: covid defeat the next variant." my understanding is you have a little more information on the future of the vaccine for children? >> doctor: well dr. fauci was on tv this morning talking about the potential for an authorization this fall. pfizer is going to be in a position -- i'm on the board, as you mentioned -- will be in a position to file data with the f.d.a. at some point in september, and file an application as early as october. that will put us on a timeframe where the vaccine could be available late fall, more likely late winter. historically, they've taken four to six weeks to review these authorizatiauthorizations. if they require a longer term median followup, it could take longer to get to an authorization. the agency will be in a position to make an authorization sometime in late fall or early winter. they will probably base their decision on what the circumstances is around the country. the urgency to get a vaccine to kids. >> o'keefe: there is a possibility around the holida

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scott gottlieb joins us. it is all ahead on "face the nation." ♪ >> good morning and welcome to "face the nation." as we come on the air this busy sunday morning, hurricane ida is threatening the gulf coast, likely hitting mid-afternoon, exactly 16 years to the day that hurricane katrina made landfall and the terror threat, meanwhile, in afghanistan is still extremely high has the u.s. continues air lifts to evacuate the last remaining americans. president biden is in dover, delaware this morning, for the dignified transfer of the remains of the 13 americans killed in the kabul airport suicide bombing last week. it also killed more than 270 afghans. plus, the delta variant continues to spread, particularly among children. but we begin this morning on lo louisiana gulf coast. omar villafranca has more. >> reporter: ed, good morning. at last check, there were about 30,000 people without power. we're seeing some gusts, a little bit of rain, and we're also seeing somprpa s this box behind me, the hotel is getting

according to former fda commissioner scott gottlieb who is on the board. >> that will put us on a time where the vaccine could be available at some point late fall, more likely early winter. >> reporter: while a policy is yet to be finalized the c.d.c. advisory panel is considering prioritizing booster shots for adults much like the initial rollout of the vaccine, with high risk individuals and health care workers at the front of the line, norah? >> o'donnell: manny bojorquez, thank you so much. still ahead on cbs evening news, an entire city clears out of the path of a raging wildfire. and tributes for him following the death of actor ed asner. ac. spending countless days right here. still came the belly pain, discomfort, and bloating. awful feelings she kept sugar-coating. finally, with the help of her doctor, it came to be. that her symptoms were all signs of ibs-c. and that's why she said yess to adding linzess. linzess is not a laxative. it helps you have more frequent and complete bowel movements. and is proven to help relieve overall abdominal symptoms belly pain,discomfort, and

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that was anthony fauci and scott gottlieb who ran the fda.re people in positions of authority and respected as scientists whose word carries great moral weight. they all lied. the "new york times" led the way on this. a piece on unheard.com deconstructs the "new york times"'s roll on the propaganda effort on behalf of china. the "times" dismissed the lab leak theory as a fringe theory. only lunatics believe it. the "new york times" reporter called the theory the kind of conspiracy once reserved for the tinfoil hatters. you are a nut case if you think it's possible. then the paper published an op-ed by the virologist paid by anthony fauci to experiment on bat coronaviruses. talk about a conflict of interests. he denyed it came from a lab he was funding. he knew better -- he blamed the pandemic on deforestation, in other words on poor people. lies like this became less tenable. people noticed that a level 4 virology world in wuhan was conducting dangerous experiments on bat coronaviruses with fewer safe guards than a dentist office has in the u

all agree to that i'm going to side with scott and dr. gottlieb and tom but i think that there's a narrative out there that august 14th or 15th we're going to hopefully see a peak there and so we'll see what happens over the next couple of weeks. but i do want to go back for the viewers when, you know, analysts or strategists like mike wilson or, you know, scott minerd who runs billions of dollars, come out and they have a call that the markets are going to have a correction i do think it's really important for the viewers out there, you know, don't mistake their possibilities with probabilities. and i think it would be really refreshing for someone to come out if they'll have a call on the market, say the market is going to go down 10% or 14%. give us a probability on that. if you haven't done the math, i feel like you're just guessing >> be that person then be that person then. >> pardon me >> be that person. >> sure. i'll tell you. perfect. so since 1980, i've said this a bunch of times since 1980, the s&p has had an average intrayear peak to t

that was scott gottlieb who ran the fda.se were in positions of authority come respected as scientists whose word carries great moral weight and they all lied. "the new york times" led the way on this. a recent piece on the unheard.com. beginning in the winter of last year, the very beginning of the outbreak of covid, they introduced it as fringe theory. "the new york times" reporter called it the kind of conspiracy once reserved for the tinfoil hatters. then a few weeks later the paper published an op-ed by peter dowd like, that virologist paid by tony fauci to experiment on that coronavirus is. needless to say he denied the virus came from any lab he was funding. but he knew better. instead he blamed the pandemic, and we are quoting now, on road building, deforestation, land clearing and agricultural development. in other words he blamed it on poor people. as 2020 continue to come out lives like this become less and less tenable. a level four virology lab, one of few in the world in wuhan was conducting dangerous experimen

. >> scott gottlieb is on the border pfizer is quick to dismiss natural immunity. >> i'd be careful about concluding natural immunity is more robust than the immunity conferred by the vaccine based on that one study. the question of whether one is better the in the other from a political standpoint isn't that material. the balance of the evidence, the spike protein the vaccine is stabilized so it makes a better target from the immune system the natural infection when the virus tries to hide it from our bodies. >> that one study is no longer the only study. a study from kandahar came out a couple days later that showed exactly the same thing, 800, 900 people showing vaccine immunity wanes over three to six months. you can't substitute actual data for theories, doctor gottlieb has a series but the data show otherwise. out about the booster shot now and apparently this is going to become the norm. watch. >> it is conceivable when all is said and done the standard regimen will be a three dose shot for the mrna attitude does shot for j and j. laura: does the antibody respond not ultimately wea

you had scott gottlieb talking about how hard it will be to control transmission in schools.o not know about schools is how many cases we will have to see for the school to shut down. your best estimate as to how many cases we should tolerate until the whole school has the shut down considering those under 12 connected vaccinated? emma: this is a really tough question. the important thing to keep in mind is the risk to children themselves is fairly low. it is about the same as a bad flu season. that is not to say we would do not want to take it seriously, but the real risk for children is it can spread quickly at schools and go back out to families. if those are not vaccinated, if there are people who cannot take the vaccine for medical reasons or our particular vulnerable like the elderly or the immunocompromised, than the schools but service transmission hubs to send that back out into the community. as for many cases, this has to be decided based on the vaccination rates and how severe the vaccinations need to be. i would love to see more investment in things like better v

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. >>> let me ask you what scott gottlieb has been saying, former fda commissioner.ys this variant is going to pass, peak and go away because you have large numbers of people vaccinated, you have large numbers of people infected, and the combination of those two will provide a kind of herd immunity. and i suppose if you look at britain where the delta variant has begun to decline, that could be the trajectory we could expect. is he right? >> ultimately that is correct. that's the concept of herd immunity. when you get enough people vaccinated together with people who have been infected and assume to have, understandably, likely, have good protection against the same virus. you get to the same level where a virus has no place to go. there are no vulnerable hosts around. ultimately that will happen. however, we want that to happen sooner than later, and you know the way you do that sooner or later? you get people, as many people, vaccinated as quickly as you possibly can. the idea of waiting back, and it's going to happen, anyway, that it's going to have this concept o

scott gottlieb said on "squawk box" over and over this is an endemic.ere to stay it may never completely go away. don't be discouraged the numbers from nbc news we showed you is important. the vaccines are working probably better than advertised. the risk not zero, but as close as you can get. lightning strike terroms of the worst outcomes a lot of numbers, but hopefully random, but important. let's get more perspective on this and the delta and other variants are working in the united states with chris meekins. chris, your pieces are 70 or 80 pages long to understand it, you have to dig in i'm not minimizminimizing this i'm trying to put the numbers in context what is your take? >> obviously, death is tragic to anyone who lost an individual. when you look at how effective these vaccinations are, it is remarkable when you look at san diego and california what you see is eight times the number of unvaccinated people getting sick than the number of vaccinated people with covid what we know with vaccinated people, you have a much higher likelihood of mild

scott gottlieb. how significant is this? decision like tula, and how many people will it affect? >> it's unclear how many people it's going to affect. depends on how the fda ultimately writes the authorization. they could say that the boosters will only be available to people on active immune know suppress ant drugs. they might say it's available to people who have conditions that would leave them compromised, which would scope in a broader selection of people. it remains to be seen how broad the language is going to be here. i suspect they're not going to be too prescriptive in defining what they have to have here. they'll leave it up to the committee that advices the cdc to interpret the approval or authorization and ultimately issue more granular advice to patients. >> there's questions about boosters to anyone who's received the vaccine. do you see a third shot coming for those of us who are healthy and have had the vaccine? >> i do. as you know, i sit ononths ago at high risk, people in nursing homes and health care wor

although if you want some positives, you don't need to look too far scott gottlieb on our air earlier and carl has been retweeting some things in terms of cases peaking in the south. the rt actually below 1 in many of these states. that's a good thing. that's even with kids coming back to school in florida. >> right but we haven't been hit up here. i think that the third vaccine matters. i do think that as we get eight months, eight months, eight months people will have to do something. so i just think if you're jay powell, why not just say too early. let's see if we've really beaten covid or got covid under control. david and i were talking about why don't we talk more about is the flu more dangerous now. >> you're vaccinated against covid, is the flu more dangerous for you than covid is if you were to get it having been vaccinated i haven't seen the data. i don't know. >> long covid does matter. we're all concerned with long covid. but in general, there isn't anything with j&j, pfizer or moderna that makes you feel that you can't stay out of the hospital but the comorbidities we don

i talked to scott gottlieb and others scott will be attending the event. we made a decision not to change remember, this is the javits vip extension. these are beautiful, spectacular ball rooms built by the state of new york ant city. erik adams will be attending the even with us i reached out to governor hochul as well. we're bringing the even to new york, brian, because we want to revitalize the city and the energy of the city, of course there is a vaccine mandate in place. remember, we'll be operating at less than 50% capacity so there will be lots of space there. we're going to ask people to wear masks internally. but there is a beautifulroof top venue. andrew ross sorkin will be interviewing ray dalio over looking the hudson the chain smokers having an outdoor concert at the venue upstairs it's not the javits center people are used to it's the brand-new vip extension to the center. this is a hallmark event where we are showcasing new york i'll have the opportunity to do that scott wapner who you are subbing in for will be there to do interviews and so

i asked scott gottlieb that this morning and here is what he said. >> i would be surprised to see themed for a third dose. as people get further out from their primary series. they will start to require boosters, and i don't they will happen certainly after this epidemic surge. >> i can tell you businesses that i spoke to this week they want people to get the booster. they want people to get safe, but from a human resources perspective, they say i'm not sure how we will take this one on. >>. >> so if your job requires you to get a vaccine, can i get fired if i refuse? >> the answer is almost certainly yes. especially if you have a job with in-office requirements. they will have to implement some accommodations for individuals that prohibit them from safely getting a vaccine. some individuals with legitimate religious objections may qualify for accommodation. for most american workers, nationwide, the answer is absolutely yes under the strong legal doctrine that exists for every state in this country. employers can require you to do whatever you need them to do. >> if you work for a com

this was from scott gottlieb speaking over the weekend on "face nation, -- "face the nation," speaking the concerns that schools could become a focal point of community transmission, and this is the kicker, and become environments that aren't safe for children. as you say, that is going to get parents pretty worried. alix: not to mention areas of the u.s. where you are not allowed to mandate squaring in school. that is a whole different thing. much more on that. we will discuss. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: live from new york, i'm alix steel, with guy johnson in london. this is "bloomberg markets." new york city mayor bill de blasio is saying you have to be vaccinated if you are a teacher or staff in new york city public schools. i can't tell if this is buy the dip, if it is a pfizer approval vaccine bump. i'm not really sure today. guy: the nasdaq is outperforming, which i think is interesting. i think the delta plays into what is happening with the fed. maybe the fed pushes out taper a little further because of what is happening. maybe it needs more information. schools, we don't know

scott gottlieb warned today that what's happening in schools in the south could be a harbinger for thethe south has seen slowing in its covid surge in all areas except among school age kids. do you agree? >> i think there will be schools here and there if they're casual, if they're not masked, if they're not social distancing, if they haven't taken precautions to protect the children. of course we want all the adults in the school system to be vaccinated and all children age 12 and over should be vaccinated by now. if not, let's get them vaccinated. all those things contribute to a very low risk school environment. we can do this, but every school has to do many of those things. >> i want to talk about misinformation because it's ongoing. now you have the surgeon general saying increased reports of people using a livestock drug for covid-19 highlights misinformation happening online. people are swamping poison control hotlines after using anti-p an anti anti-parasitic drugs used on livestock. how do you combat that? >> i can't explain it. people are looking for something magical when w

scott gottlieb says the south could be a harbinger for the u.s. as schools reopen.u share his concerns? and why do you think governors are willing to expose these kids and families to possible infection? >> you're really bringing up a critical point here, rosemary. this past week was the first after many when we started to see a drop off in case growth. so here we have a chance to turn this around with the delta wave. schools have been opening up in the south. there have been many outbreaks reported. we really have to tighten up and this is the wrong message that's happening there, as you mentioned in florida and many other places. masks are certainly helpful. but things like rapid testing, things they could be doing on a daily basis as we get schools back all over the country which we're not really doing well. >> so why do you think these governors are going against medical advice? >> unfortunately this is the whole politicization of the pandemic from the get go. we just keep seeing it. if you said, don't mandate the mask, no, we're going to mandate them. that's ki

scott gottlieb, the former commissioner of the fda, says pfizer could file the data for children 35 torgency use authorization as early as october. >>> we are continuing to follow developments out of afghanistan, where france reports its evacuation efforts in kabul wrapped up on friday. french officials say nearly 3,000 people have been evacuated from the city since august 15th. behind those evacuations, many unsung heros who took it upon themselves to help sect families attempting to free the country. cnn's melissa bell has our report. >> reporter: the very last french evacuation out of kabul. it left without incident, but for those on board, afghans that nato promised to help, it had been a frantic fight to find someone get them to the airport. an angel, who might be on the other side of the world. he has barely slept since kabul fell. it's 6:00 a.m. in the corner of afghanistan that he's created in northern paris. from here, he normally helps afghan asylum seekers arriving in france. but he tells me the chaos of kabul led him to jump into a new role as a crisis coordinator. through

pfizer, moderna and johnson & johnson vaccines and as school begins, former fda commissioner scott gottliebdicts florida, illinois and north carolina could be the next hotspots. reggie: a florida church taking action after taking a hit from covid. six members of impact church in jacksonville died from covid in the span of 10 days. the pastor says the members were all healthy but not vaccinated. now he is leading the effort to get his congregation to get the shot. >> four of the six were under the age of 33, the youngest being 24. >> i have a 70-year-old -- 17-year-old daughter in the hospital not doing well, at a 42-year-old granddaughter getting over it, at 809i would not make it. >> this was the church's second vaccination event. their first in march helped about a hundred people get their first those. >> a federal judge citing with norwegian cruise lines, winning a preliminary injunction that allows norwegian cruise lines to ask florida passengers for proof of vaccination before boarding a ship. the governor of florida has been fighting vaccine mandates. vaccine -- norwegian argued vacci

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ghani, are we underestimated as scott gottlieb has said, natural immunity we talk about vaccinationsalso und estimating the benefit of natural immunity. >> i think the natural immunity gets us through a pandemic as well and we definitely do want it this way. but yes, there are a lot of people who have been infected in this country and also that is associated with low rates of reinfection. immunity and vaccination both putting those together is what gets us through a pandemic. >> a voice of reason and a even a little hope and positivity out there on twitter, which is hard to find lately it will get better history said that. fifth pandemic in 125 years. we'll get through it thank you very much. appreciate it. so let's wrap it into the economy now. as delta spreads, check out what is happening on wall street. the market is moving on. and maybe looking past all of this as doctor said we will get through this stocks, they're sitting at all-time highs buzz could this record rally come to a screeching halt if, and it is a big if, things shut down again let as bring in victoria hernandez and

what my belief is, based on the anthony fauci and scott gottliebs of the world is that this variant will peak sometime in mid-late september and then tail off the key element is vaccines, and hopefully the resurgence of covid-19 will provoke people to get the vaccines but that's the big difference between where we were a year ago when we didn't have vaccines and so my nervousness then would have been more pronounced and might have had me take chips off the table. it's my strong belief that vaccines are a cure for this, equally strong belief that the de delta spike does slow down the fed a bit. i know we spoke about them starting to turn towards tapering at the end of the year. but i think they have to look at the delta variant, look at retail sales, consumer sentiment and say, whoa, nellie, let's way it out a bit longer and see how it goes. so when you take the combination -- one more thing. >> yes. >> you have what looks like infrastructure spending coming there are things to be positive about the economy. >> barclay says we see limited growth for equities here as the increased global m

scott gottlieb do you see a scenario where the virus forces them to go fully remote this school year?'s possible specially if you go into this school year without the mitigation we had last year. we can't expect to have less measures implemented in terms of trying to control the infection in schools and expect the same result in terms of keeping the infection at bay so masks are one option, one tool schools should be looking at there are other things they could be doing keeping children in defined social pods is important so you don't have an outbreak using testing more forcefully. making sure you retrofit air systems and try to get better air in the schools a lot of things schools could be doing. unfortunately, a lot of schools are taking their foot off the break before the school year begins and we don't know what the circumstances will be. the goal should be to keep the schools open and keep the measures in place until we see how it goes. >> you heard the governor say it is perfectly reasonable for a parent to want to send an unvaccinated kid to school without a mask that he is hap

if you listen to scott gottlieb, the best strategist on the street, by the way, he says that we're peaking. that's consistent, even with what we're seeing in china, despite the slowdown there cases are down delta is not impacting the market at all except for the travel stocks which it should have as you get to better sentiment in terms of investors in the market, what are you going to get? you'll get the fed moving. and i've been -- calling for the earlier move this year of the tapering and the fed has been consistent messaging that. it will be, again, a viable decline in the market when it actually happens yes, i do think the mark set should go higher but it's a time to shig are out what you want to own for the move going forward they go up 90% of the time but declined can be painful so you want to be in quality, not necessarily in value you can be in growth but lower valuation growth and you want to stay away from small cap if you do that you'll make a lot of money and you shouldn't be trading in and out of positions to get in. you should be concentrating your poll portfolio. >> i mentio

scott gottlieb said that for immunocompromised people, the fda decision on covid-19 booster shots couldare that concern? do we need to get those booster shots out there for the immunocompromised? >> that's under intense discussion by the food and drug administration and the cdc. i hope we'll see some action on that pretty soon so that those immunocompromised people who never responded initially would get an additional dose. it's like a three-dose series to help them get up to, we hope, where the rest of us are with our vaccinations. >> and we just learned the nba summer league game between the wizards and pacers has been postponed due to covid-19 health and safety protocols. do you see a scenario where professional sports might have to get shut down again like last year? what are your thoughts on that? that, obviously, would not go over well with a lot of sports fans. >> wouldn't go over very well with any of us, really. if there are people out there still unvaccinated on the teams, surrounding the teams, please, get vaccinated as quickly as possible. that's the best protection. >> yeah

scott gottlieb, the former head of the fda, now cnbc contributor, thinks could happen as soon as this weekend, then all of the stocks should be selling under the doomsday sen aur yoe, they have to be bought right back if delta peaks, you'll be thanking your lucky stars you didn't lus isten to the bears t kept mauling the reopening stocks see, nothing, nothing in this world especially stocks is ever black and white. wall streeters act like this is an either/or moment. either disastrous scenario or a heaven sent bull run but what if the reality is somewhere in between for example, tonight we'll be talking to the ceo of lowe's his stock tumbled yesterday. he is in sympathy with home depot. then they reported excellent quarter. it jumped $17. lowe's is not home depot they're in better shape. the chain is in major transformation localizing stores, making them more friendly and professional contractors. that's a market that improves and dominated by home. lows is trying to win back female consumers who have been there core demographic for a few years ago, before marvin was there. the the co