robert siegel. thank you for being here. >> -- >> dr. siegel, we cannot here. we are having a technical issue and we apologize. we will try to get him on. we are also awaiting senator kiley, one of the candidates in the recall election and according to the new poll that came out from the berkeley institute of governmental studies, he is in 4th place. he is in the assembly member from la, the si and governor newsome is one of his constituents so i'm looking forward to chatting with him. hopefully we can t ryimrtant at are tracking the rising cases. so the seven-day positivity rate is five .9%. the state is also saying there have been 72,252 -- excuse me, 73 million tests conducted in california representing an increase of 116,000 during the prior 24 hour reporting period. we are seeing more people getting tested and totally there have been 63,000 deaths since the start of this pandemic. let's get back to. dr. rutherford. >> the cdc recommendation yesterday put the bay area under this recommendation. it looks at the number of cases to determine how a places wides

siegel. it's mind-blowing to know that the government is telling those that are not vaccinated to get vaccinated and telling those that are vaccinated it's just not good enough. >> yeah, trace. listen. in terms of the federal employees, at least glad that they're starting with their own house for once instead of telling other people what to do. the problem with mandating a vaccine in your own house, the federal government is as follows. what about people that got over covid and have anti-bodies? what about people that got covid in one shot, which shows a substantial immunity? you're not going to let them go to work about people that had a bad reaction? you're not going to let them go to work? if you let the exemptions in, you're going to end up with a third of your house not vaccinated. so your public health goal is not reached. the mandate is problematic. dr. walensky said to me the other day when i interviewed her that a lot of people are allergic to mandates. she's sensitive to that. i don

siegel.international olympic committee chair thinks it's a good idea that they banned the fans. do you agree with that or an overreaction? >> i saw it coming, trace. the key as amy just said is the low vaccination rate. 15%. note that the athletes have han 80% vaccination rate. here in the united states, we had some sporting events even before we had the roll-out of the vaccine. we did it with a lot of testing. so rapid testing at the venue. so i think they could have done that. what they're afraid of is the bars in the area, the restaurants in the area, they think they're going to see a surge of cases. they're up to 1,000 in the area. that's a big increase. yes, it's an oververy action but i would be comfortable with international fans because you could have international fans coming in with anti-bodies from having gotten over covid or having gotten the vaccine. as am my said it's close to 50%. there's it's 15%. so the chance of having a super spreader event would be fairly high. >> trace: w

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siegel. >> even now that's true. even now that's true. the other night on the town hall at cnn i was waiting for president biden to finally thank the previous administration. this technology has been in place for a long time. in nine months they put together a team of public, private, army, unbelievable that they got this out there and nobody is saying hey, hundreds of millions of doses have been given safely. so of course you just praise the previous administration and more people will come across the aisle and it will be more nonpartisan. >> harris: i call it intestinal fortitude if my house. stiffen your back and admit when you're wrong. as it looks like the covid lab leak theory may be a fact dr. fauci is defending giving $600,000 in taxpayer money to the wuhan lab in 2014. >> if you go back to when this research really started and lookty scientific rationale for it, it was a peer-reviewed proposal that was peer-reviewed and given a very high rating for the importance of why it should be done. it was almost as if you didn't pursue tha

marc siegel. to mask mandates for people indoors even if they're vaccinated or not. the white house now weighing return to mask mandates. this was supposed to be a reward for people that got vaccinated. you get the vaccine, you don't need to wear the masks anymore. now they're thinking about taking that away. >> if they mandate masks rather than recommend them strongly in areas where there's a lot of indoor activity, if they mandate them, they risk diverting attention for where it belongs, which is on the vaccine. they will get the reputation of mandate, lock down, masks. as jonathan serrie said, the goal has to be vaccinate. because the delta variant is three times more easily transmissable. because you carry more of it in your noise, studies show. because when you're vaccinated fully with two shots of an mrna pfizer or moderna, the chances of you getting severe illness from the delta variant or even being hospitalized is extremely low. masks don't do that for you. you know, mayor bill de blasio

siegel talked about it. i'm not seeing anything the a recent communication that would make me feel more confident. your thoughts? >> strikes me as one of those issues where if the data looks bad, the government is hurrying up to do something. two things can be done. make people wear masks which is a terrible idea. if you're immunized, you don't need it. i don't understand the push. it's counter productive. on the vaccine, i'm an employer. if i had employees that were not vaccinated, it really would cause a lot of concern. i would worry about bringing them in, worry about having them inside, worrying about taking risks. the same thing i'm worried about people playing russian roulette. so i think there's merit to employers in this case, the federal government, saying our employees need to be vaccinated. there's merit to that. >> this is what president biden told peter doocy about the vaccine mandates. take a listen. >> no, i don't think it should be mandatory. >> charles: dr. siegel, i took a look. it's about

marc siegel. thank you very much, dr. siegel. great to see you as always. and just continues to peel back the onion. let's bring in congressman jim jordan, ranking member on the house judiciary committee and member of the select subcommittee on the coronavirus crisis, which is calling for transparency in the investigation to the covid origins. your thoughts on what dr. collins is saying now in this interview that we just saw with dr. siegel. >> it's about time. remember, martha, dr. fauci was on notice at 10:30 p.m. january 21, 2020. he gets a notice to do grant research. in the e-mail, dr. anderson said the virus looks engineered, it's not consistent with evolution theory. so he was on notice 19 months ago, over the next 13 hours, if you look at the e-mails, dr. fauci learned that gain of function research was in fact funded and done. grants were done in wuhan, china and he learned that that research grant didn't go through the proper oversight screening committee called the p3 frame work. so by february 1, 2020, dr. fauci knows four key facts.he knows the

marc siegel. i want to start with you on the about-face from the cdc.s jen psaki said we're following the science as a nation. this is an evolving science but there is argument to be made if i'm an american citizen got the vaccine, trusted in the system, did the right thing now the cdc is telling me i have to wear a mask which is counterintuitive. it will make people who are not vaccinated not trust in the system and the vaccines themselves. >> well, first of all that is a really good way to frame it, let me tell you spoke to cdc director walensky and she clarified a lot. the issue is the delta variant is talking a lot of virus in people who are vaccinated and get sick. that is a very small percentage, but that is a change. that is the delta variant. for those who get vaccinated, don't get sick there is very low chance they're harboring this virus. that is a group of 10,000 people they're studying. they're doing more testing of asymptomatic people, if you are sick and vaccinated you have a risk of spreading. if you were not sick and vaccinated that's gr

siegel, thank you. a former pta official getting major pushback over comments she made about opponents of critical race theory. hum, what she is saying now. and this. >> here are individuals that maybe they would not have this issue with covid if they were here doing their job but they are being hailed as hero but undermining our representative democracy here in texas. >> harris: more fallout over those runaway texas democrats who fled to d.c. to avoid voting on republican state election bills. stay close. e cash.y into because home values have climbed to all time highs. and so has your equity. turn it into cash now, while mortgage rates are near all time lows. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. you could take out more than $50,000. use it to improve your home. pay off high rate debt. pay for big expenses. or put it in the bank for real peace of mind. now's the time to use your va home loan benefit to get cash before mortgage rates begin to rise. call now. i

siegel. >> well, yeah, but again, harris, it's the politics of fear and intimidation and the politics of we know and you don't know when the science as you just said doesn't back that up. in fact, against the delta variant that's emerging, if you had two shots of an mrna vaccine your chances of being hospitalized are less than 5% and chances of getting a severe illness 90% less. extremely unlikely you would either get sick. almost impossible you would get hospitalized. l.a. county 1500 cases if you are vaccinated decreases your risk of spread as well. no scientific reason whatsoever they have to have a mask mandate. they can recommend it for indoor use. recommend, not mandate. >> harris: right. i hear you on that. look, my father was an engineer, he could really do some math and so can i. 70% increase over last week. the numbers have gotten so low is not the same when the numbers were 250,000 cases a day in december and january. 70% increase would have been obviously a lot more than where we

marc siegel professor of medicine and fox news contributor as well. dr. siegel.is >> first of all, i don't think we need to make it any harder, harris. i don't think we need to make this any more punitive or threatening. that's the whole problem and the politization of the vaccine. it would have helped if the administration had reached out at the beginning and said this vaccine came from the previous administration. they have to make it more for everyone, not partisan. dr. fauci's point is right. i interviewed him last week about this. it is a public health issue. remember, it is not a political issue and shouldn't be mandated. i' greed with that. it's a public health decision. how do you make that? you go to your doctor and your doctor says this. here is what your doctor says. delta variant getting worse affecting younger people. long-term consequences of covid outweigh the risk of a vaccine itself which has gotten a lot of attention and hype but is quite rare. side effects. i look at it this way. i got a drug to treat your sore throat but a 1 in 10,000 risk for

marc siegel sat down with an interview with dr. collins. dr. siegel. good morning to you.nd? >> in april 2020 dr. francis collins head of the national institute of health emailed an article to dr. fauci about a fox new report that covid might have started in a wuhan lab. conspiracy gains momentum is the title. a lot has changed since then. i spoke to dr. collins this week where the virus may have originated. he is now giving the possibility of a lab leak much more weight. >> i do not believe this virus was human engineered but i can't exclude that there was, in fact, a laboratory that was studying the naturally occurring virus and perhaps a laboratory investigator got infected accidentally and it spread out of there. that would be the lab leak. it is not a human engineered virus but could be a way it got started. we need to know that and at the moment we don't have sufficient evidence about lab records or what happened in those early cases to be able to say. >> dr. collins commented on the recent discovery that some early sequences of virus had been deleted which he said w

marc siegel doc, thanks for being here.here if you get the vaccine you don't have to wear the mask. but now that's changing. why the change so abruptly? >> the change is because of the delta variant as you already said. i think it's going to confuse people because the mask is just an added feature. it's not meant to undermine that the vaccine is way more important. the reason is because of those people who got sick who were already vaccinated. they found a lot of virus. the same amount of virus as if you were unvaccinated. but i spoke to cdc director wolenski today, bret, and she said almost everyone that was vaccinated that doesn't get sick doesn't carry the virus, isn't spreading the virus. so the vaccine is still working. it's still protecting you and those around you. it's still keeping you out of the hospital. but if you get sick with covid, you are much more likely to spread it at that point. so this is an insurance policy, but it's going to be received the wrong way, unfortunately, because it just sounds like more bi

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marc siegel is back welcome back dr.ght. >> what could go wrong here? >> what could go wrong here? can you imagine uncle sam once you that turns into uncle sam once you get the vaccine. president biden shows up at the door holding a syringe i do not actually have to let him and do i? your other point about privacy is disturbing. i member back during the hurricanes i went to the hhs brain center for sl they knew who had a dialysis machine, who had a respirator that needed batteries. that is what that is supposed to be for. that's a list of who is not vaccinated and humiliating them or scolding them into taking the vaccine part i once everyone out there to get this vaccine by the way. i believe strongly in this vaccine. but the way to get is in the doctor's office with your doctor talking to you or your practitioner explaining why they think it's valuable not uncle sam doing that. kennedy: i tend to agree with you. it's like why is this their last resort? i have to look at some of the messaging from the president and vice

siegel great to see you as always. we will see you very soon. meantime beijing today slamming the door on a new probe into the origins of covid-19 predict top chinese health officials sing this new investigation from the world health organization which would include looking at a lead from the virology lab in wuhan, china is impossible to accept. so with china close call for transparency what does that mean when it comes to finding out what really happened in wuhan? how did this virus get out and kill more than 4 million people around the world? let's get into that tonight's panel or mark congressman shawna duffy attorney and cohost of outnumbered emily, hard at work on the tv. and democratic strategists author of the end of democracy, doug is shown. former congressman duffy i go to you first. will we ever get answers on this? certainly not with the help of china. >> note first of all, dagen the w.h.o. is going to china year end a half after the hat should have. most the world recognize the virus probably came from a lab once everyone recognizes

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siegel? how are you? >> hi, bret. bret, last april you were one of the first to report on lab leak as a strong possibility for covid origins and the events that followed. as you know buzz field revealed that an email with an article about one of your segments was forwarded from the head of the nih, dr. francis collins to dr. fauci with a sung line, quote: conspiracy gains momentum. now, i spoke with dr. collins last week and now he is definitely taking the lab origin theory seriously. >> there is a growing belief that the covid-19 virus originated in the wuhan lab, not as a bioweapon but as china's effort to find and deal with viruses to show the world china was as good as or better than the u.s. on that front. >> i think one can say with great confidence that in this case the bioterrorists. >> i do not believe this virus was human engineered but i can't exclude that there was, in fact, a laboratory that was studying the naturally occurring virus and and perhaps a laboratory voter got infected and spread out of there

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siegel can explain that.to people at the cdc, is the amount of virus particles with the delta variant that people who are vaccinated are spreading, that's the concern. but again, you've got this nonsense explanation for the cdc. meantime, joe biden can't even remember the three reasons why he ran for president. that was yesterday. maybe we'll play that. or not. coming up. thank you,. gerri: . ramping up cider security, president biden's plan to secure critical infrastructure. one lawmaker weighs in. plus making busy bees even busier, the certain ingredient that will make insects ready to work. it's making a buzz this morning. we've got the story, ahead. sgt. houston. this is sam with usaa. do you see the tow truck? yes, thank you, that was fast. sgt. houston never expected this to happen. or that her grandpa's dog tags would be left behind. but that one call got her a tow and rental... ...paid her claim... ...and we even pulled a few strings. making it easy to make things right: that's what we're made for. us

the venerable team of earl ward and norman siegel for the defense. for the state, d.a.fitzpatrick, a renowned prosecutor from another county, to take the lead in court. so you bring in fitzpatrick from down in syracuse for what reason? >> well, bill fitzpatrick has over 75 homicide prosecutions himself. he's been a prosecutor for over 24 years, and i've been a prosecutor for over two. >> almost immediately, a courtroom bombshell. ten jurors had been quickly selected, all white, when nick and his defense team made a shocking announcement. they were opting for a bench trial, letting judge felix catena decide nick's future. "new york times" reporter jesse mckinley. >> i think their calculation was, we're better off going with a legal mind, someone that knows the law. >> so they're arguing it to the judge? he will be the judge and the jury in this. >> absolutely. [gavel] >> good morning, everybody. please be seated. mr. fitzpatrick, your opening statement. >> thank you very much, your honor. >> bill fitzpatrick laid out the state's case, painting a portrait of nick hillary

siegel, thank you for coming on.ll this week we showed you horrifying images out of south africa, one of the prettiest countries in thee world. a lot of anarchy and chaos. lots of reasons for this but at the l very heart are bad polici, really bad policies that in some cases were encouraged by our politicians here in the united states. we brought someone all the way from south africa to our studios here to describe what's happening and more importantly, why and what we can learn from it. an amazing conversation and we will put that up on fox nation tomorrow, on a tucker carlson today interview. we will share a portion of that tomorrow night. i hope you have the best night, we will be back. in the meantime, sean hannity takes over from new york. >> sean: welcome to "hannity." tonight the far left organization known as black lives matter is now speaking stomach sticking up for cuba's dictatorship. the one that imprisoned the scores and citizens there protesting for the cause of freedom. coming up the great one marked m

russia, a famous book, showing ballet premier to modern adaptation of the classic checkoff play the siegel . the belly is the 3rd joint work for the company. by composer in the mood sky, choreographer you leave for so half and director unexplained or more largely cost. and it was the final premier of its 200 and 45th season. a special one from both artists and fans alike, cuz it marked the reopening after covered $900.00 locked down in russia. and some classical moves, ic for cow in denmark when he was unable to perform during the pandemic. british cellist jacob shaw, convinced a music loving farmer instead about an hours of copenhagen to expose his beef cattle to classical music to improve their welfare. they experience with so enjoyable that he's continuing it. even after the reopening of the theaters, accounts reported a quite happy repertoire and calmer and much more relax since the concert began last winter. ah, well, after over a year of refraining from tactile greetings like handshakes and hugs were all very much aware of how much we've been longing for touch to be normalized again

siegel, your reaction?ccine. we are reviewing it reviewing it means they are still reviewing for safety. i'm enormous proponent of this vaccine getting it mandatory i have a challenge for the government make it mandatory for your own self? what about your healthcare workers, cdc only 25% have even take the vaccine. how can you mandate it in businesses when it's an emergency use authorization and your own government people are not taking it? how hypocritical is that? rachel: dr. siegel -- i'm sorry, will, i think the worst is the mandates on the university students. we are seeing pressure on elementary and secondary schools through the unions saying that kids should be vaccinated but at universities they're literally saying you can't show up without it. this is such a vials. we already know for many tell me if i am right, you are the doctor, the potential tellingive effect we have seen heart inflammation and so forth of taking the vaccine or of taking if you already had covid and you didn't know it what happ

marc siegel joins us now. good morning, dr. siegel. >> good morning, ainsley.obably for it a lot of people are against it what do you think? >> i think there's a precedent for this. during the civil war, general mcclellan would not allow lincoln to bang on his door. i don't think the greatest president in american history, lincoln, i don't think we have to allow gind bang on our door with a syringe yet and say here's a vaccine after he downtown the the vaccine to begin with and after all it brings all humaner aside it brings home a more important point. who is it you should have the conversation with about whether to have the vaccine or not? who? your physician. ainsley: your doctor. >> someone like me. a primary care person who can tell you the risks and the benefit. the risks of the virus. the benefits of the vaccine. the risks of the vaccine. i do that in my office every single day. president biden doesn't any how to do that and his minions should not be doing that. ainsley: should be between a patient and their doctor. plus a lot of people already had covid

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marc siegel joins us now.causes complications during pregnancy, especially breathing, respiratory issues, and there's miscarriages from covid, so we start in a bad place and i want all moms out there to get vaccinated before they get pregnant, or after the child delivers but during pregnancy, it's hard to know the answer and you just made a really good point. they didn't do a separate study on pregnant women when they were doing the clinical trials. they kind of just watched along. there was one big study that came out in the new england journal of medicine last month looking at over 1,000 women and over 900 that had come to term and they found short-term, no problems, no complications, no increase over the general population, but they haven't done a longer term study so moderna is going to do this over several months. now, consider that the vaccines have been out since december, i think this should have been done sooner, and i think they should have had this kind of scrutiny, a vaccine-safe registry for pregn

marc siegel joined us.ontributor and we're happy to have him here doctor, thank you so much for coming on. what's your reaction to this? that is an enormous number. >> i am absolutely astounded except that i i'm not surprised. when we go back to wuhan china where the city was lockdown and labs were locked down but you know what other labs were locked down? sentinel labs were locked down. illicit labs were lockdown it as the city opened up, the fentanyl started to flow, 50 times more powerful than heroin. and you know where that fentanyl goes. a psychiatrist and head of the national institute of drug abuse, she said yesterday that the overdose deaths, 93,000, like you said, the most in this century by the way were caused by what she is calling isolation. but our word for isolation as "lockdowns, where people don't have access to their loved ones, where people don't have access to any structure or they don't have any happiness, where they are locked down, they don't have any treatment, they can't have any tre

within the buckle, it's pretty will alpha procedure me from when i go to the to human you'll see with siegel so we both don't need to. if the owner supports the video, which is in the morning when we felt it goes through some or use it. so let me talk to me. there was something that you might usually you might get when you complain. when you get to the new movie that being that you would need to be let me know my way to proper signal. seamless to me to meet him as soon as we go. let me just pull something up as to what i'm going to show me for us. you wouldn't wish luka, let me make sure you really don't need to look for the little brother with me. was that what you're going to follow? so lewis sealed excavating him with the hosting for a blah. ready blah, so i'm just pushing for the wait for the rest of my students. can you say you want them to deal with them with the 4 of them we want them listen to me. i'm gospel. assume yours. you know, as it sounds to me, would you, is this similar to what a lot of this also. so when you give them a job, what do you do? what 3 you really put on the brea

marc siegel, come back very soon we shall consult you then. >> sandra: thanks, dr. siegel.least two of those runaway texas democrats are back home after spending more than a week in washington, d.c., protesting changes, of course, to the lone star state's voting laws. representative philip cortez is one of them and he tweeted this. "i respect instead of my colleagues in washington, d.c. i stand by my convictions about full and open access to voting for all texans. i'm here to work on that." >> bill: that's 2 of 60, right? [laughs] we are counting. >> sandra: we'll see what they have to say. >> bill: 9 minutes passed now. tico very different views. fox news getting exclusive video on the mexican side of the border where thousands of illegals are reportedly waiting to cross just as the president touting progress at a town hall last night about the number of migrants in custody. he said that. >> we have enabled a move significantly to change the number. there were thousands of people in custody with the border patrol. it is now cut by 90%, considerably down. >> bill: that was

siegel. they don't want to look like they get in front of the science, they won't show us the science, the white house. they can make a public appeal to the fda like the ama and groups of doctors around the country who could do it, too. if you make the cry loud enough maybe the fda will say is somebody talking? i have to let you go. i can't get enough of you busting through. i appreciate your expertise always, thank you. >> my great pleasure. thank you. >> harris: outrage is growing over president biden's border crisis. we didn't even get into that. that covid connection. you wait. fox has learned that federal border patrol agents are releasing covid-positive migrants without telling local officials and americans are once again, all of us told to mask up. yet they don't have to do anything. those people here illegally. plus this. >> get rid of the police in your neighborhood and see how that works out for violent crime in your neighborhood. that's like saying there is no proof that water is w

marc siegel about that. meantime, crime is spiking across the country, but instead of finding a solution, democrats want to pin the blame on republicans. have they forgotten all their calls to defund the police? well, if they have, we've got the tape to remind them. but first, take a look at the markets. we'll talk about earnings in a second. stocks right now focused on the fed meeting tomorrow, all moving lower by about a third or a quarter percent. the dow off 111 points in the premarket. let's take a quick look at the 10-year yield as well, if we can, that is also down about a basis point, down to 1.266%. and as i mentioned, it is a huge week for earnings. more than one-third of s&p companies reporting this week. big tech had been in the spotlight. all five of the companies right there on your screen are reporting this week, is we'll tell you what to look out for. also take a look at bitcoin. it topped $39,000 earlier. that would be the highest level in six weeks, right now up nearly 6,000 at $38,190. we'

marc siegel is always we will see you very soon. it. >> in the meantime, beijing today slamming the door on the new probe into the origins of covid-19, top chinese elevational is saying that an investigation from the world health organization it which would include looking at a possible week from the brawl a t jeep lab and wuhan, china is impossible to accept for unit of china called for transparency what does that mean when it comes to finding out what really happened and how this virus get out in wuhan and 4 million people around the world. let's get in to that with the formal panel unit attorney and cohost of outnumbered, hardest working woman on the tv and democratic strategists and author the end of democracy, and former congressman. i got the first, we ever get answers on this certainly not from china. guest: will first of all, the who is going to china a year and a half after they should've looked into this in the world should that the virus probably came from a lab. and once we recognize that the who said we are going to inv

marc siegel.mom of three nela hadley. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. steve: neil start with you you are on the frontlines three kids going back to school in a month, month and a half. which when they heard they have to wear a mask from sun up to sundown in the school building, what did they say? >> my son's first reaction is he's not going back to school. my daughters are not happy at all. it's something we are going to have to discuss. my kids are -- i don't want to say a mess but they are pretty upset about it. steve: what do you mean your son is not going to go back to school. >> so last year he had a second dear infection skin infection on his face he is left with a couple of scars still. he doesn't want to go through that again. steve: i don't blame him. >> it's very painful experience. steve: absolutely. jeremy, you are out in california. bakersfield, california. they're saying that, you know, you are going to have to do it in california. you know governor newsom is going to sa

robert siegel. here is part of conversation. >> reporter: the cdc is urging everyone to wear masks indoors in places with high transmission rates and that is basically the entire bay area. now officials recommend masks in public, indoor settings. what do you think about this guideline revision? >> i think people have to realize again that the delta variant is new. the information is new, so we should expect recommendations will change periodically as new information comes out. i personally find that wearing a mask is not a big inconvenience, so i am delighted that i am vaccinated and also happy to wear a mask, in a situation where especially if i don't know the vaccination status of another person. >> reporter: so do you think a full mask mandate is coming in the bay area or across the state? >> okay, so i don't know what the politics behind putting mandate is. i know there will be resistance to a full-blown mandate. i think there will be a strong recommendation and if the prevalence does not go dow

siegel. great to have you with us. >> hi, shannon.ood to be on with you tonight. >> shannon: okay. of some different topics. let's start here. i want to play again what hhs secretary haier basara said yesterday and what he is saying today. >> it is absolutely the government's business. it is taxpayers' business if we have to continue to spend money to try to keep people from contracting covid. and helping reopen the economy. >> shannon: he has since tweeted some comments i made today are being taken wildly out of context. government has no data base track hog is vaccinated. doctor, that raised a lot of identify brows for folks who thought that might be a bit too intrusive for their liking. >> i'm sure, shannon, people didn't love if the government is spending money. everyone knows the government has to spend money on public health, and that kind of tone or chastising people has been the problem throughout the pandemic. and then, of course, the government can figure out who has been vaccinated or not. let me tell you why. every patient

. >> siegel flying away seemingly unharmed as well, this happening right next to georgia, seemed to be even tougher time than kylie and the bird combined . >> did she have any idea what was going on? >> no, i was trying to tell her. she told me to stop talking because she thought she was going to throw up . >> the feathery the acts go happening the first few seconds of the right, the girls flipping and spinning in the air for almost a full minute afterwards but before they were even back on the ground, kylie new this story was too high flying to be believed, without evidence . >> nor could the internet, the video wrapping up thousands of views. oddly enough kylie says this is kind of a dream come true, she loves animals, and said she's always wanted to catch a siegel . >> i saw it over the internet, people trying to catch them and i thought it would just be cool . >> but usually people get close to them with bread and chips, not at 75 miles per hour, with their face. >> catching one with your face is probably not part of her dream. remember back in march 1999 romance cover model audio

siegel.e you? ainsley: hi. doing well. these are just recommendations. who do the schools listen to? what do you think is going to happen in the fall? >> well, recommendations, but then local ordnances may take them up and make them mandates, right? what's really disturbing about it is, first of all again sending the message you got the vaccine is it working? because it is working why would you then need a mask mandate. secondly, what about natural immunity? kids that have gotten over covid are not spreading it. thirdly, this less than a 1% chance of a child spreading covid. the younger they are, if they have it, spreading it in the school is less than 1%. if they -- the idea is that kids are not super spreaders. i recommend masks for kids but big downside to the mask in terms slotion. learning, learning to read. anxiety that occurs. rashes, dizziness. all kinds of problems. make a health assessment if it takes all of that into the case. not the way to go here. ains thank you, dr. siegel. let

the siegel smacked into her.t off and the girls said they have a birthday they will never forget. >> i did not feel it at all. i felt it's neck against my neck. i am happy it did not on me. [ laughter ] >> that is what i was thinking. it could have been worse. >> that is considered good luck in some cultures. >> what happens if a whole bird falls on you? i would be going like this. get it off of me. get it off of me. >>> happy birthday. do not blow out the candles. blowout the feathers. >>> we will be right back. it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. get ready for it all with an advanced network and managed services from comcast business. and get cybersecurity solutions that let you see everything on your network. plus an expert team looking ahead 24/7 to help prevent threats. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. [hip

marc siegel. "the new york post" is screaming insanity. put it up on the screen. it says "these equal 161 million vaccinated u.s. resident. of those, 161 -- 1,141 died, or .0007%. the post is asking this question. why the panic? >> there is a couple of things. why the panic? first of all, it is more cases that are being reported. when everyone here is that, they think how many more cases? second thing is comparing this to chicken pox is not wise. you know why? chicken pox hangs in the air and brooms you have been in and you can get it hours after. it is on furniture, clothing. we have already shown that covid-19 doesn't spread that way. i think it is better to use the idea that it is a lot more transmissible or contagious than previous iterations of this virus. the other thing is, when i spoke to the cdc director the other day, she said that her data of tens of thousands of people is not showing a lot of asymptomatic spread. if you are vaccinated. that means it is not as invisible. that is what led to all of the max rules in the first place. it looks like if you a

me with the siegel fly by the drifting iceberg. the arrival of storms that bury the camera and snow and then blow it free again. the long, lonesome winter. the formation of ice. ah sunsets that no one else sees. in october, the penguins return, soon they begin to lay their eggs. and a few weeks later, checks are born ah, in one of the spanish navies tasks is to map the undersea topography around these islands. the drive a deeper a speed getting more because the antarctic coat to so i'm in less than one percent of the area. underwater has been properly see, feel better off the for example, you have to change your ship because of an iceberg. and it can be dangerous to leave the zone for which they are accurate. they have a lot more. so we need to produce more maps to prevent shipment, oil spills, or other ex i think it's owned by people not just to protect human life, but also to prevent damage to the environment. here. we really have lots of work who they will take every country with the ability to cooperate should automate and call

marc siegel, i know you have been busy. one break through infection for 10,000. texas democrats we are told five break through infections out of 60 vaccinations, either some of those democrats are lying or they are not vaccinated at all or the cdc break through infection rate is off by 82,000%. want to take a guess? >> i'm going to put this together for you. first of all, brian, i want to see their vaccine cards. i mean, it's very convenient, isn't it, that they have to quarantine themselves for 10 to 14 days when they're already fugitive frifs texas. so, i want to see their vaccine cards. if they were vaccinated, there is a possibility because of the delta variant being more contagious, if they were in each other's faces for a very prolonged period of time, it could fly in the face of that other number you gave which is a one in 10,000 chance of a break through infection. the key thing about the vaccines is that they absolutely work. and when you asked me about the mask mandates, i'm going to tell you how ridiculous it is that anybody would put a mask mandate on

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siegel, we appreciate it. >> thank you very much, terry. >>> the san francisco skyline is about to change. a developer won unanimous approval from the city council to move forward on a massive new project. we mean massive. these are the plans. woz way offices, mixed use office development. the developer plans to build two 20-story towers there. there will be several outdoor terraces, that will be nice. the next step is for kt urban to work out the construction timeline. and when we get it, we'll let you know when construction will begin. >>> vianey arana, the woman of the day. everybody is looking to know, tomorrow night they've got the big fireworks show. and you're saying, head east, young man and woman, head east. >> i still want people to go out and support the fireworks show, it's exciting, we've been missing it. but unfortunately the marine layer, aka the fog, the clouds, doesn't look like it will cooperate with us, at least around the coastline. let's get right to your temperature trend and also i want to give you a closer look at your temperatures as well. areas where you will fin

right now, sf bay founder siegel says many of the pieces capture harsh realities people of color face in everyday life. >> the sad thing is we're not talking about, um, people living in, you know, a low-income neighborhood, a dangerous neighborhood. she's a san francisco fire commissioner. she lives near the opera house. and her son is in danger. >> right now, sf bay was founded back in 2015. essential truce is a project's fourth book. features more than 100 writers and artists. >> an east bay city has a big show planned for the fourth of july but it's not going to be fireworks lighting up the sky. instead, it's going to be this. l.e.d. kites. this is wild. last year, the so-called kite man of martinez flew them on the fourth of july. since there weren't any official firework shows because of the pandemic. people loved it so the city of martinez asked 'em, come on back, do it again, this time, because of the drought. the city wanted a safe way for families to celebrate that doesn't involve illegal fireworks. >> it's just not smart to risk life and property, over fireworks. to celebrat

the city says he does not believe the bacteria came from sewage, but from siegel's and geese. >>> todaywe found some families enjoying the sand at arkham brick park. about 60 people, including kids at a summer camp entered a sandcastle contest. organizes decided to bring back the event that has not happened since the 90s. the winner of the contest. >> he was just laying eggs on the shore. >> the kids won a sand bucket with a scooping tool, snacks, a movie and some other fun prizes . a pretty good day at the beach there. got to give it to them. good for them. >>> a pretty good day to be at the beach too. i saw you showing a bargraph that does look like it is getting a little cooler tomorrow. >> it will start to go into the right direction tomorrow, but tomorrow is still hot here and monday though, it is like this never even happened. let me show you how we avoid the worst of the heat waves here in the bay area. the marine layer was driving on short today. this was a time-lapse from this morning into the afternoon. you are not really going to get into an overwhelming bay area wide heat wa

years. russia famous was showing ballet premier to modern adaptation of the classic checkoff play the siegel the valley is the 3rd joint worked for the company. by composer in the mood sky, choreographer you leave for so half and director unexplained or more largely cough and it was the final premier of its 200 and 45th season. a special one from both artists and fans alike. cuz it marked the reopening after covered $900.00 locked down in russia. and some classical moves, ic for cow, was in denmark when he was unable to perform. during the pandemic, british cellist jacob sha, convinced a music loving farmer instead about an hour of copenhagen to expose his beef cattle to classical music to improve their welfare while they experienced with so enjoyable that he's continuing it. even after the reopening of the theaters accounts and reported a quite happy repertoire and calmer and much more relax since the concert began last winter. ah, well, after over a year of refraining from tactile greetings like handshakes and hogs, were all very much aware of how much we've been longing for touch to be no