job one for the cdc is to focus on how do we strengthen that. what can we pay for, teach, what can we do to supply our people to the front line and shorted up? the second -- sure -- shore i p up? the second -- diagnostic testing was a mistake. that is in a much improved state but there are lots of opportunities to build the kind of information networks that we need. it is going to be expensive and it is going to take a long time to link public health with the health system. make it interoperable, timely, accurate and complete. at the same time, retain people's privacy. it is going to be a heavy load but it is an important piece of the action. the last thing, you will be supposed to hear former cdc directors say this. there needs to be structural change in the way cdc is funded. we cannot have the famine -- feast or famine approach. people need to understand maybe there is a billion dollars coming in for outbreak x, but as soon as it is over the money goes away. we cannot hire people on one-time money. it is a systemic issue that congress is going

so we called the cdc and asked a simple question. ou deny that once the covid vaccine is added to the childhood immunization schedule, many schools and states will require it based on your recommendation? of course they know that's true. we caught them lying, so they didn't even bother to respond to us, because we're apparently not american citizens and don't deserve a response. does not enhance your faith at all. we noticed something weird on amazon the other day. you couldn't find certain books. really? are they banning books? well, yes they are actually. amazon, the world's biggest bookseller, has colluded with the biden administration to censor books whose ideas they believe you shouldn't be exposed to. ooh, that shouldn't be allowed in a democracy, but they're doing it. we have the details next. - [narrator] if your business kept on employees through the pandemic, getrefunds.com can qualify you for a payroll tax refund of up to $26,000 per employee, even if you got ppp. and all it takes is eight minutes to find out. then we'll wo

the cdc argued they didn't close schools. they sent out the guidance.se, local authorities will blindly follow whatever the cdc does. if the cdc is truly putting this on the vaccination schedule, as they just voted to do, this will be the first ever vaccine where there is no evidence to show a reduction in disease in the community. so that's not a very good milestone it. threatens the credibility of mmr and polio and many of the other vaccines for which it's taken 50 years to build public trust. >> brian: for the most part these evenings last for seven years, 10 years, maybe forever. you get it once. this is going to be something that needs to be done every single year number one. number two the variants have changed so much. if i get the covid-19 -- if i get the vaccination, i'm two variants down. we have already moved ahead with two other variants. are these kids going to be getting different vary cents every single year while you still have not done a lengthy study. you can count on florida to get it right already. we've will make our own decisions.

the deputy director of the cdc you said she never gotten a call from the white house chief of staff andut again, these were scientists, writing scientific reports about an ongoing worsening pandemic. the trump administration said those signs reported had to go, had to be changed, to make trump not look so bad, the science not be dams. now today we're learning the extent to which age cheated -- trump political point to waited into medal with elise 19 scientific reports about the pandemic. today's report says, quote, the d of control and hostility that trump exerted over the historically independent agency, not only demoralized cdc officials, but also undermine americans trust in public health. as we now head into a third winter living with covid, and new variants continue to evolve, and less than 10% of americans have got the latest vaccine booster, we are reminded every day that i eroding trust and public health will take a long time to rebuild, if we ever can. the chairman of the investigation that issued that report, congressman jim clyburn, joins us next. joins us next. ernment. that

he says the cdc director gots to start firing people in large numbers there! orking against the president daily. yeah, he gots to do that. there is dozens and dozens of e-mails like that. at one point trump's own chief of staff said made trump look particularly bad. that deputy director said she had never gotten a call from a chief of staff in her 30-year career before that. these are scientists writing scientific reports about an ongoing worsening pandemic. they had to go. they had to be changed to make trump not look so bad, the science be damned. today we learned the extent to which they succeeded. according to this new report, trump appointees meddled in 19 different reports. today's report concludes the degree of control of hostility that the trump administration exerted over the independent agency not only demoralized cdc officials. as we head into our third winter living with covid and new variants continue to evolve and 10% of americans have gotten the latest vaccine booster, we are reminding that eroded trust in public health will take a long time to r

the cdc voted unanimously to add the covid shot to childhood vaccine schedules.re masks even though they were on a zoom call. this decision will harm children. no question about it. many states pegged their vaccine requirements to the cdc schedule. that means children will be forced to get this vaccination which is dangerous to get an education in this country. the cdc denied our reporting on that. they said it's not true, but it's absolutely true. officials in several states include florida, texas and kansas are not going along with this. this doctor joins us to assess what is going on. thank you very much. people who want children to receive the vaccines can give their children this vaccine. why would the cdc put this on their schedule? >> you're absolutely right. profit. there is no good reason to have a vaccine that can't stop transition disease on this schedule vaccination. i have worked the front lines and taken care of thousands of covid patients the past 2.5 years. many were children and none i had to hospitalize. today the cdc votes to put covid 19 on th

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he started talking about the last why was the cdc so off-base on the testing kit?lk about communication state epidemiologist and others. take us back to the early difficult days in our test kits. when who and allies like germany used better test kits, cdc divided to develop its own -- tell us about that story. >> to this day i don't know why it happened. after i leftt january of 2021, the covid response, i talked to the laboratories, big commercial laboratories. instead what kind of dialogue was with the cdc and hhs? how come we didn't have these tests? what was going on? what they told me was they were actually calling the cdc inry january saying how can we help? we can help develop commercial test, what you think you will need? cdc told them they weren't going to need help. i guess working in resource limited settings, i never turned away help even if you are not sure you absolutely need it, when people say how can i help? i give them a list. h[laughter] you can't know how bad things are going toes get so you prepae for the worst and hope for the best but prepare

the cdc recommendation. what do you think about this? the governor in this regard that covid-19 shot for kids should be at this point just not mandatory. it should be something up to the parents to decide what they want to do for their child or children and similar to the flu vaccine every year the flu vaccines come out, it is not required for most students in florida as i don't think it should be, it is recommended and you can get it if you like to and if you don't want to, you don't have to. so, i think that is currently what the covid shots would be in florida. >> do you think this is the right move to let the parents to decide? absolutely, once again, governor desantis is doing the right thing. this shot is still being tested. it is nowhere near the level of testing that needs to be done for me to even think about giving this to my children. i would never consider giving something so experimental, quite frankly to my children and i am glad to live in a state where i believe the governor is leading on this issue where he is not commman

so we call the cdc and asked a simple question. do you deny that once the covid vaccine is added to the child's immunization schedule, many schools and states will require it? based on your recommendation? and of course, they know that's true. we caught them lying. so they didn't even bother to respond to us because apparently not american citizens and don't deserve our response does not enhance your faith at all. we are something weird while on amazon the other day. couldn't find certain books. really? are they banning books? well, yes, they are actually . amazon, the world's biggest bookseller, has colluded with the biden administration to censor books whose ideas they believe you shouldn't be exposed to. >> oh, that shouldn't be allowed in a democracy. but they're doing it. and we have the details next. hunter biden is the most protected person in the country . money laundering, illegal foreign lobbying. you have the laptop infamous big guy email. the son of vice president is doing deals funded by a chinese government. there are

can you explain what the cdc advisers actually did last week? h, well, this week they took the recommendation that already existed for children to get vaccinated with the covid vaccine, which was their general recommendation they issued last year and they incorporated it into their formal recommendations, their permanent recommendations. some people refer to it as their vaccine schedule. that doesn't translate into state mandates. there are a lot of vaccines in that schedule, for example, the flu vaccine is in that schedule, they recommend that for children. no states mandate that. the hpv vaccine is in the schedule. only two states mandate the hpv for children to attend school, and even dengue fever is in the schedule and no state mandates that. what got started on twitter initially is the cdc recommendations automatically translate into state mandates, which is not true. one of the reasons why the cdc went ahead and made this formal recommendation is it also allows vaccines to be incorporated into vaccines for children program which allows them

and what they told me was they were actually calling the cdc in january saying, how can we help? how can we help? we can help develop commercial test. what do you think you're going to need, and cdc told them they weren't going to need help. and i think that, i guess from working in resource limited settings i never turn away help. even if you're not sure you absolutely need it, when people say how can i help, i give them a list because you know, you can't know how bad things are going to get so you prepare for the worst and hope for the best, but you prepare for the worst. in my mind because so many people focus on the contamination, in my mind that is not the problem. the problem was that they made a test for low throughput platforms because they firmly believed that they would only be randomly testing a few samples in each of the public health labs and they would be able to track this virus solely through symptoms. they had this symptomatic model of how they're going to prepare and how they had sent no surveillance around the country all based on symptoms. there was nothing in

home of the cdc. what are we learning, steve? >> sandra, at this point it's important to keep in mind that this is just a recommendation, not to get ahead of the story here. these are a group of medical experts, they have recommended to the cdc that the covid-19 vaccine become a part of the regular immunization schedule for children and adults. this comes one day after another vote saying it should be a part of children's vaccination program. this would allow children who don't have insurance, can't afford the vaccine, to keep getting it when the government stops paying for it some time next year. keep in mind at this point it's just guidance. guidance for health departments and guidance for doctors, and medical officials have been quick to point out that any mandate that you can't go to school without the covid shot, any such decision would be made by the states. >> my personal expectation is there will not be a rush to mandate this vaccine if for no other reason that it continues to be at least in some quarters rather controvers

so we have a ston updatery to ae tonight that the cdc does not. want you to talk about. the agency just voted to add the covid vaccine to the childhood vaccines schedule despite the fact it is dangerous, doesn't help and is in no way scientifically justified, though it will boost the stock price of certain pharma companies. we'v t's e details straight ahead. >> hello, i'm mike lindell and i'm excited to announce my original. my slippers are back in stock. you've made them a huge success and now i've added smaller sizes, larger size, wider sizes and all new colors. and with your promo code, you still save ninety dollars a here. not only that, i'm having the biggest closeout sale ever on our sandals and slides for as low as nineteen ninety . what makes my slippers different is my exclusive four layer design that you're not going to find in any other slippers. my slippers patented layers make them ultra comfortable, extremely durable and they help reduce stress on your feet, wear them any time anywhere. so go to mypillow .com or call the number on your screen. now use your p

government. >> is unbelievable the cdc is making the recommendation.ople look at the word recommendation, and what's the big deal? >> dr. siegel disagrees with you, by the way. >> recommendation, most states will take it. they are going to say ok, the cdc says we are going to do. we are going to watch to know how unpopular this is. i think you are going to be hard pressed to see any single governor say i saw what the cdc says, i'm mandating that for my kids. you saw governor desantis says give me a microphone, we are not changing anything. >> lee zeldin as well. >> if he's current. hochul, you won't hear a word from. it's unpopular. so we are going to see if the 16 democratic governors are going to rally around it. but it makes one -- everyone is fundamentally suspicious, it's not a vaccine, it's a shot. that's a flu shot, it's the design of the flu shot. number three, what are you giving these kids? giving them the third variant, the fourth, the original shot, and since when are kids vulnerable enough to mandate it for the 100 million who are going to

the labs and and just expand on that. you know, why was cdc seem to be so off based on its testing kits. i know at the and also talk about their communication with state epidemiologists and others, you know, just take us back through those early very very difficult days in our in our testing capacity in our test kits when i when when who had a test kit when our allies like germany were using better test kits cdc decided to develop its own. just tell us a little bit about that story. yet to this date. i you know, i don't know why it happened. i got so frustrated after i left january of 2021 the covid response. i talked to the laboratories our big commercial laboratories and said to you know, what kind of dialogue were you having with the cdc and hhs and asper and you know, how come we didn't have these tests and what was going on? and what they told me was they were actually calling the cdc. in january saying, how can we help? how can we help we can help develop commercial tasks. what do you think you're going to need and cdc told them they wer

first of all, i think the white house and the cdc must have the strongest pr campaign ever. they have secured about 180 million doses of this updated bivalant booster, they have to have the president go on television and get his updated booster to encourage americans to do it. this truly is a political stunt. don't get me wrong, john. the president is almost 80 years old and has a cardiac history. if anyone would benefit potentially from a booster, it would be him. he is in the highest risk category. covid deaths we are seeing right now are overwhelmingly in those over the age of 55. because they continue to be the highest risk. but when it comes to other people, i mean, the cdc has recommended ages 5 and older, i cannot get on board with that. we do not have the data demonstrating a benefit in younger healthy people, and we also don't have any data showing the safety of it. a lot of the majority of children, upward of 90% have already recovered from covid, natural immunity and also about a third of them have already been vaccinated as well. so, with a large amount of popula

the cdc panel advises adding the covid vaccine to retune immunizations. governor desantis says no.y-three states see a rise in the respiratory illness for children. doctor marc siegel takes it on next. ♪ >> agree with the governor that the shop for kids should be nonmandatory, something up to the parent for their children. same with the flu vaccine. ♪ running us now, doctor marc siegel, a terrific doctor and so mark. what was your reaction to the cdc x the cdc panel advising the covid-19 vaccine include school immunizations? >> i don't have a problem. i don't think they are recommending it for the children's routine vaccines. you would think it needs to be vaccines like hepatitis, polio, hugely important vaccines that are powerful. they are on the list but oil is also on the list but the flu vaccine doesn't work very well, it works a little and it's not mandated in a single state in the country to go to school so the idea if we put this on the list they will mandated is the case because no state mandate flu. why would i want it on the list? i agree because it's the only way to get

just when you thought your family was safe, backed by facts and common sense, the goals at the cdc are added again with their campaign of medical terror. it doesn't matter that are medical professionals were wrong about lockdowns, wrong about the vaccine stopping transmission, wrong about natural immunity and wrong about shutting down the schools. they still want to control you. these people are shameless. today an advisory panel to the centers for disease control voted 15-0 to add the covid-19 vaccine to the vaccines for children program. the vfc as it's called is a federally funded program that provides free vaccines to families who cannot afford them. this now paves the way for what is likely a foregone conclusion. adding the vaccine to the list of vaccines required for school admission. in other words, the covid-19 vaccine would be on the same list for most states as measles, polio, et cetera. that boat will take place tomorrow. now this is quite literally insane and should be challenged in court immediately. this could mean millions of children across the country could be denied s

tonight, the cdc reporting the most affected group is children under the age of 5. hospitals in 43 states and washington, d.c. reporting to abc news an increase in hospitalizations for pediatric respiratory illness, including flu, rsv, and other common illnesses. what doctors are warning patients to be on the lookout for. erielle reshef back on the story tonight. >> reporter: with children's hospitals strained by the dramatic surge in respiratory illnesses, tonight the cdc reports the age group most impacted are kids under 5. >> i'm here to check you over and make sure we can get you feeling better, okay? >> reporter: in texas, laykin weaver says her two closest hospitals were full when she tried to get care for her son who was sick with the virus rsv. >> i'm panicking, crying. that's a scary feeling. you don't know what's happening in that moment. >> reporter: after an 80-minuteh co where ctarea a day. 300 patients >> this has been the highest volume of patients i have ever seen. >> reporter: hospitals in 43 states telling abc news they are facing a surge of the fl

the cdc's new warning about the flu season here in the u.s. what they are already seeing so far. >>> and remembering a beloved actor from the "harry potter" films. >>> good evening, and it's great to have with us as we near the end of anothe week together, and we begin tonight with the terror that played out over several hours in east raleigh, north carolina. a gunman, police say he was just 15 years old, leaving a trail of victims, the crime scene stretching more than two miles. seven people shot, at least five of them killed. the manhunt lasting hours. the first of the victims in this quiet neighborhood. the gunman fleeing to a nature trail. more victims shot there. residents urged to stay indoors and. police rushing to the scene. one 911 caller describing hearing shots, seeing her neighbor lying on the ground. tonight we're learning about some of those killed, the faces of four of the five dead. off-duty officer gabrielle torres, nicole conners, her dog killed as well, and mary marshall. a navy vet set to be marry in the two weeks. tonight,

of course, ignite a firestorm in many communities.e haght from atlanta. >> late this afternoon, the cdc'scine advisers voted unanimously to continue funding covid shots for poor and uninsured children as the federal government transitions from providing free shots for everyone to a market-based approach. in a separate vote tomorrow, the panel will decide whether to recommend adding covid vaccines to the cdc's childhood immunization schedule which guides physicians and health departments although it remains each state's decision whether to require a vaccine for school attendance. >> my personal expectation is that there will not be a rush to mandate this vaccine. if for no other reason that it continues to be at least in some quarters rather controversial. >> currently only california and washington, d.c. have covid vaccine mandates for certain age groups. and enforcement is stillloh ban, the state's surgeon general tweeted regardless what cdc votes tomorrown whether covid-19 vaccination are added to child immunization nothing changes in florida. for generations some mandated polio and oth

remember when the cdc made these crazy claims about the covid vaccine. >> there is no bad time to getafter you deliver your baby. dan: there may and real reason to reconsider that advice for mothers who got the vaccine. the doctors are he dan: a new study shows traces of the covid vaccine has been found in the breast milk of the mothers. this despite americans being told for months that everything is safe. author of the new abnormal. the rise of the biomedical security state. doc, welcome back to the show. here is the flashback to the cdc director openly encouraging mothers to get vaccinated. >> there is no bad time to get vaccinated. while you are thinking about getting pregnant with your baby or pregnant with your baby. or after you give birth. there is no bad time. we found some evidence of mrna vaccine in breast milk. do you think that was good advice at the time? >> it was terrible advice. >> this is a perfect example of the jab first, ask questions later. what the cdc should have said is we cut corners in the clinical trials which is does the cross the placenta in pregnant women

the cdc is expected to add the covid vaccine to a list of required vaccines so children can't attend. there is no medical basis for this decision whatsoever. even the ceo of moderna said most people don't need the boosters. 4% of the adults have gotten the booster because they know that. he said it's similar to the flu. what is this? . this is a doctor we trust from john hopkins's university. there is no medical justiceification for this? >> there is no clinical data. -- it's a story of bypassing clinical data. why even have an fda? why do we do clinical trials? we have pharma saying we will give you the top line of the press release and call the white house and the white house calls the fda and the cdc and tells them to get in line. they bought 170 million doses of this new omicron vaccine. there was never a vaccine added to the child schedule without solid evidence it reduces disease significant in the community. the covid vaccine for children will be the first to be added with no clinical data. we are told stop asking questions. dr. jaw the chief covid advisor at the white house s

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we've also seen the cdc try to force vaccine mandates on employers so they're sort of talking out of their mouths. the problem is a recommendation in cdc level causes an automatic mandate in certain states that have a lock step of what whatever the cdc requires. however states have discretion in every case, this can he depart from that law, like in tennessee they announced they'll work with the legislature that while they're normally in lock step they're not going to adopt this particular recommendation. even california state law provides that, they're going to make their assessment of what vaccines are required in consideration of the cdc but it doesn't mean it's an automatic mandate. >> laura: harmeet let me jump in here because what we found during covid, right, is that there's an always an incrementalism. >> sure. >> laura: so if the democrats get full power, do you have any doubt in your mind that they will try to mandate this, at the very least -- it applies to all schools in places like new york, but mandate this coast to coast. if they could, they would. >> well, if they coul

however, states do havewhat whatever the cdc requi the discretion. in every in every case. they can absolutely depart from that law. they can mak case, te exemptione in tennessee. the tennessee governor today announced that his work with thennesse they' legislatur sure that while they normally are in lock step, they're not going to o ad adopt this particularr recommendation. even california state larecommwr provides that. they're going to makeen their assessment of what doesn'es are required in consideration of the cdc. but it doesn't mean that it's an automatic mandate. so let me jump in here, becausth what we fount,d in covid, rightn is that this is there's alwayssn an incrementalism. >> l so if the democrats get full power, do you have any doubt in your mind that they will try to mandate this? at the very least? i mean, it applies to all schools and places like new york , but mandate thisoast coast to coast t. ld if they could, they would. well, if they could, they would supr have, you know, if they hadn't been slapped back by the supreme court in the case, s the employe

. >> the last couple of years with covid we seen political intrusion with the cdc and fda teachers unions all it took was the presence of donald trump to be a presidential candidate to expose corruption within the fbi and d.o.j. a british spy put forth for several steel before the dossier and fbi said will give you seven figures to prove it's true. that's how bad we want it. how to get the job for you are offered $7 million? i can't believe -- shouldn't the conversation have been you need to prove it's factual or you will be held on criminal charges for defamation of conspiracy or whatever the terms are? it seems wrong. i cannot wrap my hands around it. >> i think we need to look at it not from abuse of power, it's a coup. a group of individuals who got together and decided president trump is bad for the country so they would find something to be corrupt because they felt whatever their reasons were they said he was crooked and can prove it so we'll worry about the truth later so you are basically saying on to get charlie in jail and will give you 1 million to get dirt on him or take that

they don't get sick, said the head of the cdc. to prove it, walensky took the shot, the booster.ek she tested positive for covid, but grateful for the protection the vaccine provided. why are we telling you this story? for two reasons. one in order to preserve the credibility of our agencies, rochelle walensky should apologize for the misinformation she spread throughout the american media, a. b, this doesn't work. we should not be pushing it on kids. if rochelle walensky wants to get 11 boosters, that's up to her, but kids should not be required to get this as a precondition of being educated in this country. that's insane. well, the congressional black caucus says it's mission is to, quote, to ensure that african americans and other marginalized communities in the u.s. have the opportunity to achieve the american dream. okay. that sounds positive. ha-ha-ha! in fact, the congressional black caucus is completely corrupt, as everyone in washington knows, but it's a way to elect democrats. they don't care about african americans or those in marginalized communities. they're current

the cdc says half of those shots have already gone to people over the age of 65.possible winter surge, particularly as more people head indoors. and we're already seeing cases rise in europe by the way. stu? stuart: got it. now the director of the cdc, rochelle walensky she tested positive for covid. how many jabs has she already had? reporter: well, that makes a total of five jabs. stu, the cdc says walensky is experiencing mild symptoms, isolating at home. the agency's protocol suggests quarantining five days after testing positive. the u.s. has not seen a significant uptick in cases or hospitalizations but data shows about 360 people continue to die each day from the virus. there are now concerns about a subvariant that early studies indicate may evade some of those existing treatments. public health experts again worried about a tough covid-19 winter ahead of the reports say hospitalizations as we just mentioned, stu, already on the rise in europe as people head indoors. stuart: all right. ashley, thanks, got it. bring in dr. marc siegel. walensky tested posit

the cdc is shutting down the website this friday. you've still got time. until then, can you still enter your zip code to see a list of pharmacies in your area that offer free n-95 respirators. >>> an update on the health advisory. contra costa county has lived the advisory after air readings over the last few days no longer detectived hydrogen sulfide. it was coming from the water treatment plant which caused a rotten egg smell. it will continue to monitor the situation. >>> some scary moments in the south bay school this morning after someone shot a gel gun from the street into a classroom. officials at willow glen middle school say someone drive along the front of the school fired the pellets, which are similar to orbis. some of the pellets hit the students and hit a teacher, too. luckily, no one was hurt. they are water based. san jose police are on the lookout for the person who shot that gel gun. >>> sjpd busted two illegal casinos operating in homes in residential neighborhoods. the raids occurred on marshall court and capital avenue. one location h

. >> plus, the urgent message from the cdc about this year's flu vi virus, and why they're urging everyone to get vaccinated now. >>> and pediatric hospitals pushed to the brink by a surge of rsv patients. your "new day" starts right now. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone, and welcome to your "new day." it's saturday, october 29th. always great to be with you, boris. i still don't know what to do with a 50% chance of rain forecast two days from now. give me 40% or 60%. what do i do with that? >> i'm surprised they're not going to take an umbrella with you. i think you're going to be drenched. >> i'm going to hang out on the porch with my neighbors and be sad. >> alcohol always helps with sadness, at least occasionally for me. we begin this morning to get serious with new details emerging about the violent attack on house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. >> yeah. sources say the assailant tried to tie up 82-year-old paul pelosi after breaking into the couple's san francisco home and attacking pelosi with a hammer. he underwent surgery to repair a skull fracture and other injuries, although, docto

the cdc estimates that in 2020, nearly 6 million kids in the u.s. were diagnosed with anxiety.andemic has put a spotlight on the severity of the problem, given the combination of mental health issues and isolation. this past week, we spoke with parents about their experiences and challenges accessing mental health care for their kids. >> my oldest was, i think he was in first grade, so he would have been six. we moved to boise, idaho, and he started having a lot of anxiety with that move. and we weren't 100% sure how to he him and kind of what was going on. >> i don't know why. it's alys been hard for me to talk to my parents about, like, deep things or things i've been feeling as well. and i would just say, like, it's all about -- it's mostly about like, whenever you're ready and it's not about whenever you feel like your parents or your peers or your friends are going to be ready. it's about like when you're ready to share whatever you feel like sharing. >> it was really difficult to find a therapist for her because she's younger. there are a lot of resources through the scho

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the cdc says. eading nationwide at its highest rate in over 25 years in los angeles, jeff paul fox news once the u. s government stops buying the covid vaccine shots, the cost could be staggering. fighter says it will charge 110 to 130 bucks per dose. the commercial pricing for adult doses could start early next year, depending on when the u. s government phases out its program, but the drugmaker said it expects most people will continue receiving doses for free. people with insurance, both private and public will pay nothing. the company also has an income based assistance program that helps those without coverage. data from the cdc shows r s v infections among children are rising throughout the country, which is putting a strain on hospitals. cases have more than tripled in the past two months in our approaching last year's peak levels doctors warn the next 4 to 8 weeks could be the most severe this season. the respiratory virus can lead to bronchitis. it is an infection that causes airways to bec

this is the full cdc. and in the end, it would be up to the states to make the final decision on whether to give children the shot or not in order to come to school. the states would make it mandatory, not the cdc if they chose. this vote comes after the president last month declared the pandemic was over. dr. marc siegel now, fox news contributor, professor of medicine at nyu langone. how does this change things if the full vote comes and says yes, add this to the list of shots for my child? >> it will happen first of all. they'll vote to do it. how does it change things? the cdc has a list of scheduled vaccines that it presents to the states. the states vote state by state to use the vaccines to mandate them or not. several vaccines that are powerful to prevent spread including hepatitis, mmr, polio, those vaccines nobody questions whether they work or not. also on that list is flu, harris. the flu vaccine as we said have some effectiveness but quite weak. the number of deaths from flu among children is n

why is the cdc doing this >> let me walk it back for a minute because i don't agree with all. the shot should be mandated in any state and i think governor youngkin is right and right to be getting ahead and governor desantis and i'm not in favor of mandating this at all. i think putting it on the list, remember flu shot is on the list and flu is mandated for school children in zero states so just putting it on the list may be a way of leading to reimbursement from medicaid and other insurances. i don't want it to be a way of sending a signal mandate this shot because of the reasons you said. most children do not get very sick from covid. it's a very, very low risk, but i do think that the shot too has a very low risk and some children are at more risk. bottom line, will, i want to have the option of using this vaccine for children. i want it to be the doctor, the patient, and the parent in a room, not the government there. will: i hope you're right. i hope by putting it on the vaccine schedule, states do not just march in lock step with the cdc recommendation. dr. siegel, than

the cdc says. rsv is now spreading nationwide at its highest rate in over 25 years in los angeles, jeff paul fox news coming up on ktvu backs to lose at 6 30. millions of people in ukraine are without power as the kremlin ramps up its bombing campaign, but russia's military is also facing plenty of setbacks of its own. and showing up to work without getting paid how some construction workers at a hotel in san francisco are trying to get hundreds of thousands of dollars in back pay. coming up. former giants manager bruce bochy stepping out of retirement details on his new gig with the texas rangers. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavo

. >> but the cdc is now trying to force children to take the cold vaccine. you thought those debates were over? they're not. they're accelerating unless your kids take the vaccine. according to cdc, they can't be educated in this country. amazing story. dr. marty makary joins us after the break. there's a growing movement designed to confuse children about who they are. this is transgenderism. all your problems can be solved by changing your body. boys can be girls and girls can be boys. i went down this insane path. something hijacked my brain. criticism of the transgender movement. we'll get you canceled, kicked off social media. what in the world is going on ? the schools of actually recommended to kids, to activist resources, initiation, recruitment glovebox. people are uncomfortable. it preys on and creates broken families. i've had my son completely taken away from me. it is everywhere. the culture is out to get your child. tucker carlson, originals transgressive streaming that one fox nation sign up at fox station .com. >> hello, i'm mike lindell and

first, if all we do is always attack the cdc or criticize them, we don't have a lot of credibility. t this at first, i said no way. i called up paul who on the vaccine advisory committee for fda and said you are going too mast, they didn't us to vote, he said, i'm all for this, i thought why? and i started to look more. kennedy: does he make money from pfizer? >> no, not at all, funny but no. you know, you mentioned hepatitis and measles and mumps, they work they prevent spread they save lives, you know what else on the list is the flu vaccine. i thought, how did that get there? less than a hundred kids a year die of flu, about a thousand died of covid over the pandemic, we have long covid to deal with and vaccine decreases that risk of long covid, study just out from mod ea moderna shows it is safe in young children and works, i don't like the idea of mandates, a doctor, a parent could a patient talking about this, making a d decision choice. but the thing that put my over the top, flu vaccine on the list but not mandated only for child care and pre-k in a couple states, vast majori

speak with the cdc expected to sign off on the recommendation adding covid-19 shots to acrosse nationodd. >> carley: brooke singman, thank you. a terrible discovery in california, officials find 12,000 fentanyl pills in candy wrappers at the los angeles international airport and the suspect is to want to lose. ken paxton joins me now, attorney general, good morning to you. los angeles officials telling to be on the lookout "approaching and parents need to make sure they are checking their kids candy and not allowing them to eat anything until it is inspected by them. if you find anything in candy boxes that you might believe it is narcotics, do not touch it and immediately notify law enforcement agency. how concerned should parents be about this? >> look, i would be very concerned. this is a scary story and if i had young children to, i would inspect the candy because if one person is doing this, certainly more could be doing this. and that was like 12,000 pills. that is a lot of kids that could be dead if this actually got passed through. >> carley: there are a lot of people calling

the cdc says the outbreak appears to have been peaking in early august. officials expect a decline to weeks. coming up in sports, l the cal bears looking to get their 4th win of the season against wsu in washington. but they had their travels with the goods. cougar offense will tell you how they made out next. in sports. >> the 15th annual moms against poverty, charity gala is happening tonight at the palace of fine arts. >> in san francisco, the event raises hundreds of thousands of dollars to help impoverished kids worldwide by building schools as well as providing food and health care. the nonprofit also known as map has helped 2 and a half million children across the country and over a dozen other county countries. the emcee of tonight's event is our own ella sogomonian. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> all right. let's talk a little college football. the cal bears traveling to pullman, washington to take on the washington state cougars this afternoon. both teams have high power often says and have an identical 3, 1, records. let's go to the video, justin