william schaffner from vanderbilt medical center, welcome back to washington journal. dr .schaffner: good to be with you. host: we are having you on as covid cases arise around the country great reflected in this headline from usa today, fourth wave of virus hits the u.s., unvaccinated kids and adults suffer most from this spread. this is coming from the delta variant. are you surprised by these numbers going up or is this to have been expected given the recent fourth of july holiday? dr. schaffner: i'm concerned about it for sure and somewhat distressed, but not surprised. this delta variant is extraordinarily contagious, so it is spreading widely. initially this virus was affecting people who were older. many of them have now been vaccinated, so this virus is now seeking out and honing in on people who are unvaccinated, middle-aged and younger adults, adolescents and down into children also. it doesn't surprise me and cases are going up, behind them a czar rising and it is likely that deaths will rise also. unless of course we get vaccinated. because the vaccines we

i was unprepared for what i experienced. >> it swept across vanderbilt, she seems to have victimizedagainst my bigotry and hatred. that was stunning. i experienced a lots of harassment. the next day, the students were saying, we're afraid of professor swain's followers, and e-mail to students if they were experiencing any stress, if they could -- there was op-ed pieces written, that i had filled campus with terror. i was a fundamentalist person, and i hated muslims and i hated gays and lesbians and i was a threat to their safety, it was so false, everyone knew it was false. dan: truth is no defense when cancellers lock on to you. >> it was a petition to have me first fired. then students figured out i could not be fired, i had tenure, then suspended, we can't have her suspend, then to undergo mandatory sensitivity training, i posted something like only an idiot would think a 62-year-old black woman would benefit from sensitivity training, i found myself in depression, in bed, in fetal position, sobbing. i discovered i was not so tough. >> after 20 years carol swain retired from her p

joining me from florida is doctor carol swain, former president, vanderbilt professor.are we finally seeing a tipping point where parents take notice and start getting involved? >> i believe so. all across the country as parents learn more about critical race theory and the forms it takes, innocent words we all thought we knew the meaning of have been changed. when the left talks about equity they are not talking about equal opportunity. they have rejected colorblindness. they have councils america and we are fortunate now parents our understanding the destructiveness of the critical race theory agenda that takes away from academic learning, they are becoming more confident about standing up and pushing back. >> it is not just dads speaking out, moms are too and another parent spoke out at this event slamming the district over its priorities. >> you've lost your way. all you're doing is teaching people to be mindless robots. it is time to really learn and teach our children the u.s. constitution, the florida constitution, the bill of rights, the declaration of independe

william schaffner from vanderbilt medical center, welcome back to washington journal.fner: good to be with you. host: we are having you on as covid cases arise around the country great reflected in this headline from usa today, fourth wave of virus hits the u.s., unvaccinated kids and adults suffer most from this spread. this is coming from the delta variant. are you surprised by these numbers going up or is this to have been expected given the recent fourth of july holiday? dr. schaffner: i'm concerned about it for sure and somewhat distressed, but not surprised. this delta variant is extraordinarily contagious, so it is spreading widely. initially this virus was affecting people who were older. many of them have now been vaccinated, so this virus is now seeking out and honing in on people who are unvaccinated, middle-aged and younger adults, adolescents and down into children also. it doesn't surprise me and cases are going up, behind them a czar rising and it is likely that deaths will rise also. unless of course we get vaccinated. because the vaccines we currently

diaz is set to play college ball for vanderbilt.y're this year's runner-up in the college world series. but pam, ken, just we thought we'd tell you his story because pretty cool that he did get drafted and he's actually one of the top 100 prospects on mlb, dot com. so you could come couple million dollars signing bonus when he does decide to start his pro career. now. >> what's the transition like? i know it's rare for high schoolers. go straight into the major leagues. is going to 4 years of vanderbilt. do you think or will be picked up before a lot of them do. but it depends he could be drafted every year from here on out. if you get an offer, he likes enough. maybe he'll take it. and if you like nashville and if you look special, stick around there to be content for college world series and the world for these young people. yeah. it's pretty cool. thank you. right back. >> the news doesn't stop here. we have a full hour ahead on kron on tahernia is live in our newsroom right now with a look at what we're working on for thanks, pa

carol swain former princeton and vanderbilt professor. are we finally seeing a tipping point where parents take notice and start getting involved? >> i believe so. all across the country, as parents learn more about critical race theory and the forms it takes, i mean, innocent words that we all thought we knew the meaning of have been changed. and so when the left talks about equity, they're not talking about equal opportunity. they have rejected color blindness. they have cancelled america. and we are fortunate now that parents are understanding the destructiveness of the critical race theory agenda that takes away from academic learning. they're becoming more confident about standing up and pushing back. >> laura: well, dr. swain, it's not just dads speaking out, moms are, too. >> yes. >> laura: and there was another parent who spoke out at this event slamming the district over its priorities. >> you all have your way while you were teaching students how to be mindless robots in a box of conformity. it is time for all to relearn and tea

— thatis office, nathan vanderbilt — that is our own head designer. what we already have. we don't need to produce any more. talk us through the process. we have a team around the world that collects plastics from waterways, rivers, the ocean, and we send the plastic bottles out to certified partners, where they transform this waste into pellets. the pellets will then be made into materials we can make the clothes from. do you think you will impact others in the fashion industry, because the fashion industry is a big polluter, isn't it? tt a big polluter, isn't it? it is, a big polluter, isn't it? tit is, because plastic is almost everywhere. whatever you are wearing, plastic is everywhere, and unfortunately it will be everywhere for a long time. shall everywhere for a long time. all riuht. everywhere for a long time. all right. sorry to interrupt you, but we are out of time. this is unfortunate, but thank you for joining us, and thank you to your company. have a good day, see you soon. we're still in the middle of this heatwave, or actually just past

vanderbilt used to be a leader years ago in the care of a certain disease. and we had a ward dedicated to it. but when we built the new hospital, we don't have to put in that ward. why not? because it was the polio ward. we have no more polio. we don't have to do that anymore. and the doctors and the nurses, the technicians, can devote themselves to the care of children with other diseases. we eliminated polio. we could profoundly reduce covid if everyone were vaccinated. >> given the reality of the situation right now, do more states or counties need to bring back mask mandates like we're seeing in l.a.? >> well, what's happening is, local health authorities are looking at their local circumstances. if they see transmission increasing with more cases, more hospitalizations, here and there, they're going to ask people to put back on their masks and go into much more serious social distancing. those decisions will be made at a local level. >> should the cdc reconsider its mask guidance for vaccinated people indoors? i mean, this guidance is across the board,

william shafter of the vanderbilt university medical center. thank you so much for joining us today and, and bringing a little clarity to the topic. thanks friend. from the state of the global recovery to the progress being made here in the us. the federal reserve is meeting this week to discuss when and how they should pull back on their pandemic policies. with some official saying it's still too soon. won't others warn? it's already too late, but while chairman power continues to claim that skyrocketing prices won't be around for long, the i m f is now warning that may not be the case. saying that central banks may need to take action sooner than expected. in the case of monetary policy, central banks should avoid prematurely tightening policies when faced with transitory inflation pressures, pressures should be more prepared to move quickly if inflation expectation show signs of viagra. so what does that warning mean for the u. s. central bank and we'll the fed deliver any surprise move this week. joining us now. this is danielle g, martina

was it john vanderbilt? what was that experience like for him to work with some of these people. laurie: i think a lot of designers, what happens is we all have to pay the bills. actually, some of those projects for the fatcats help subsidize some of the work you don't get adequately paid for when doing the private work. i would say currying the favor of people like that allowed him, and with other designers in later times, currying favor with the powerful by giving them hansen environments quite often gives you access and helps you lobby for public works they can fund and make happen. they want to be loved like everybody else. there has been this problem ever since the popes and the seizures, designers work for all sorts of people good and bad. whether we think they are immoral or not for working for the rich, the truth is, there are 80,000 acres of forests, one of the great forests in the mountains there. put in charge of that pov -- that piece of the private estate, out of these projects comes other things for social good. if you leverage or handle it properly. clearly there a

this young 21-year-old from vanderbilt.horrible. >> 18 confirmed dead. 145 people still missing. brian, thank you very much. brian todd reporting for us. i got to say, i keep stressing it, really emotional, what's going on. and very depressing right now. because of this halt in the search and rescue. >> what a gut check about what can happen and treasuringer moment we have, especially with our loved ones. thank you wolf and brian. >>> another pivotal moment in the pandemic. the delta variant is now in 50 states. the white house is unleashing a new plan to fight it. aise the j. to gelato made from scratch. raise the jar to all five layers. raise the jar to the best gelato... you've ever tasted. talenti. raise the jar. gillette proglide. five blades and a pivoting flexball designed to get virtually every hair on the first stroke. so you're ready for the day with a fresh face for a fresh start. for a limited time get a 5th cartridge free. giannit >>> welcome back. the white house is deploying response teams across the nation t

as mississippi state upsets vanderbilt. 9 to nothing. your final.eir first national title in school history. show me the money. that's what ncaa athletes can now tell folks who want to use their image name or likeness college athletes will be able to make money from endorsements and through a variety of other ventures starting tomorrow. the ncaa board of directors decided to officially suspend organizations rule prohibiting athletes to do all this. this is widely considered a win for student athletes everywhere, especially for pam for a while. really have been saying this is just been wrong with they haven't been compensated in some far. i agree. i agree is just. >> you know, is if if an american say someone can't make money from their is there like mike knows it just so silly and a quick note, the a's are beating the rangers 3 to nothing good. all right. >> thanks, jason. >> they did you know. >> coming up, a swimmer calling for help after he was up in dangerous waters for hours. how a christmas gift from his fiance saved his life. it's the lowest

they have vanderbilt university, a preeminent research institution in their backyard where they can talkoose to listen to the facebook memes and disinformation that these anti-vaccine groups are sewing. >> one of my main experts on covid all along has been a vandy -- a vanderbilt professor. now, how is this translating? what are you hearing on the patient level in terms of how these restrictions are feeding into people's misgivings and hesi hesitancy, even if they're not part of some fringe understanding? >> i'm out now, so i haven't heard or seen communications from the public on this. what i know from my colleagues is just the dismay that they have that politics is obstructing the very important work of public health in tennessee, and this is a nonpartisan issue. public health is nonpartisan. these viruses and bacteria that can wreak havoc with these diseases are nonpartisan. they don't care who you are or who you voted for. and the way to prevent disease is with immunization, and it is -- you know, it is what pediatricians like myself do every day, it's what public health does every d

they're watching mississippi state's starter will bednar put vanderbilt to bed.p seven, kellum clark put that ball into world country. the dogs can start the celebration, not is it mississippi state's first baseball title. it's the school's first national championship in any sport. go dogs. speaking of droughts, the phoenix suns have not been to the nba finals finals since 1993. devon booker drives in. phoenix up 13 booker finished with 22. phoenix in control from start to finish. chris paul bombs away, led with 34 points. patrick beverly with a cheap shot on chris paul. he's kicked out. it's blowout city, cp3 going to the finals for the first time in his career. stanley cup finallals. tampa's blake coleman. lightning win 3-1. they take 2-0 series lead. venus williams playing. at 41, it's amazing that venus is out there to ons jabeur. there will not be a williams sister there until bill clinton was in office. she made her protennis debut in 1984. now 41 still playing pro tennis. i'm dennis o'donnell. >> venus williams still got it. >> 41 is still young. >> true.

a 21-year-old student at vanderbilt.a 4-year-old and 10-year-old among the people confirmed dead. 145 people still unaccounted for. >> when we met with joe biden today, i had one question, and i just wanted to make sure the ptsd, this sun like anything that's ever been experienced in florida. just that the benefits they will need, the treatment, the help that they get it. because it's abnormal to tell a parent that their 4-year-old or their 10-year-old has died. >> it's heartbreaking when you think about it. good luck to you and all the men and women who are part of your team. we are so grateful to you. >> and to you. >> thank you very much. we're continuing to monitor the news conference. we'll get back to it. much more of our special conference from here in surfside florida when we come back. ♪ ♪i've got the brains you've got the looks♪ ♪let's make lots of money♪ ♪you've got the brawn♪ ♪i've got the brains♪ ♪let's make lots of♪ ♪uh uh uh♪ ♪oohhh there's a lot of opportunities♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved

. >>> will bednarek put vanderbilt to bed. six innings and he had just one hit in the entire game. top of the seventh, callum clark, a three run jack and the bulldogs can start the celebration. not only is it mississippi states for title, it's the first national championship in any sport. and the phoenix suns have not been to the nba since 1993. and they beat the clippers tonight. i'd say that is a pretty good omen for the sons. third quarter, devin booker drives in and throws it down. booker finished with 22. phoenix was in control start to finish. you want to see poor sport? patrick beverley with a cheap shot on paul. he is kicked out. it's blowout city. and cp is going to the finals for the first time in his career. day two of the stanley cup finals. coleman scores while falling down. went 3-1 thay wimblen, atstout there. she lost and they will not be a williams sister to reach the third round for the first time since clinton was in the oval office. in 1984 venus made her pro debut right here in oakland. i went to interview her and her father. and richard says you see that girl

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with vanderbilt university, the director of the department of medicine and health and the author of the book "dying of whiteness: how the politics of racial resentment is killing america's heartland." thank you for joining us. guest: thank you. host: can you start by talking about your background, particulate when it comes to the subject of gun violence. guest: i am trained across the board, i am an mba doctor, i trained in psychiatry and i went back to school and got a phd in sociology and politics. i tried to combine those in it to decade study of guns in america, not just on gun violence, but what guns mean, i have done a lot of work on the social political meetings of guns in america. i help run a group called a project -- a group in tennessee that brings people across lyrical divides to talk about how we can form, even though it seems impossible sometimes, to try to keep people in community safer and the last part is, as you mentioned, i had a book cannot about a year and a half ago called "dying of whiteness," and it has a lot of topics. i was doing research into missouri pro-gun

college world series game 3 mississippi state vanderbilt. this was a gem from mississippi state. there are a big to offer calum clark the rockets. this one, the 3 one blast. the nail in the coffin mississippi state upsets and one hits vanderbilt 19. nothing. your final. they capture their first national title in school history and landon sims alright actually landon sims alright actually look at sports. we'll be r i was injured in a car crash. landon sims alright actually look at sports. we'll be r i had no idea how much my case was worth. i called the barnes firm. when a truck hit my son, i had so many questions about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. your case is often worth more than insurance offers. call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ it's time for sleep number's lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable, ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorn

. >> cooper: two years ago, vanderbilt university opened the frist center for autism and innovation,scientists and others are devintod tenologe workplace for people on the autism spectrum. >> what subject did you most enjoy in school? >> cooper: they're creating computer simulated job interviews, specially designed driving challenges, and a block design test to help a company assess a potential employee's visual problem-solving abilities. >> maithilee kunda: so people have done research on this. >> cooper: maithilee kunda is a computer scientist at the frist center. >> kunda: so, this is a wearable eye tracker. right here and here are two little, tiny cameras and they're actually facing inward and they're recording your eyes. >> cooper: the infrared cameras detect where your pupils are pointing. >> you can start as soon as i turn the page. >> okay. >> cooper: dan burger, a data scientist at the center, who is on the autism spectrum, volunteered to take the block design test to compare his visual problem solving abilities for 10 minutes he assembled a series of increasingly complex bl

add vanderbilt first ever national championship for mississippi state.the way, that crust cut a little pumped up the dallas cowboy quarterback, seeing his alum nus. take victory. alright in life. there are three kinds of mistakes. there are criminal mistakes. there's stupid mistakes and they're really really stupid mistakes and that what happened to a young lady at the tour de france? remember this first stage right here, holding a sign too close to the riders? that's dumb. it said. go grandpa! go, grandma, by the way it cause the major pile up. unfortunately minor injuries ensued. but. chief split town. she took a flight she was on the lam. she has been arrested and the charge we don't know yet, but if there is one first stupid mistake, really stupid. she'll get nailed for that. all right, let us check this out your major league baseball player the game it happen. fenway pack fasted hands er alberto, kansas city thought he had himself a triple. that's a beautiful catch. former dodger kick a hernandez covering all kinds of ground out there and, by the wa

that should be done in level three or four lab we have one in vanderbilt in nashville and another inolina but wuhan does not have the same safety rating. we know that we know what they did with locking down wuhan, we know they said maybe it came from the wet market. here's what we have to look at and this is why it's so important to hear from some of the chinese scientist and former scientific diplomat. this originated at some point either in the lab, right outside the lab they were doing this research, somehow it is either out of the lab intentionally or unintentionally or it's spreading. we don't know these answers and that's what we need to hear and of course they are going to block it and now they're blocking the w.h.o. china is on their own and the rest of the world wants answers. maria: we will see if anything comes out of this upcoming week's meeting on wednesday when their traveling to china the last couple of meetings covid did not come up i find that wildly ridiculous that joe biden has not pressured xi jinping on this yet but we have another troubling covid story with the

college world series, cowboys quarterback dak prescott hoping his mississippi bulldogs can beat vanderbiltthree run blast. bulldogs win 9-0. they secure the first ever national championship in any sport at mississippi state. >>> the 49ers will party like it is 1994. the franchise bringing back the '94 red throw backs like the ones jerry rice, steve young wore. they will wear the uniforms four times at home including the week three home opener against green bay and match up against the rams november 15th right here on all of this started when we discovered the benefits of local, raw honey for our family. and then we said "hey, you know what? this is a business right here." we went out and started to sell it. to help us get going, we got the chase business complete banking ℠ account. it's more than a bank account. it comes with quickaccept, which lets us take card payments anytime, anywhere, and get same-day deposits at no extra cost. it's more than honey. it's about building something for our family that will endure. >>> thank you so much for woochh watching tonight. i'm ama daetz.

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he's an infectious diseases professor at vanderbilt university school of medicine in nashville, tennessee. dr. schaffner, it's good to see you again. the lancet medical journal says that it is dangerous and premature to lift all restrictions in england as new cases of the delta variant . so, or is this a case of the too much too soon? well, you know, the combination of vaccine and restrictions will restrict the spread of this virus and it's difficult farm country to country to get actually a good balance one that will work locally and will be accepted by the populace. certainly, the more we vaccinate, we can ease up on some of those restrictions. we know the case with england at the number of hospitalizations and deaths from code 19 are not increasing, but the number of new infections that number is. is it then save to assume that this trend will not change in england? well, i think it is very likely that the more we get vaccinated, the fewer and fewer hospitalizations will be required. you know, that's actually what the vaccines were designed to do. to prevent serious disease. they are l

he's an infectious diseases professor at vanderbilt university school of medicine in nashville, tennessee. dr. schaffner, it's good to see you again. the lancet medical journal says that it is dangerous and premature to lift all restrictions in england as new cases of the delta variant . so, or is this the case of the too much too soon? well, you know, the combination of vaccine and restrictions will restrict the spread of this virus and it's difficult country to country to get actually a good balance. one that will work locally and will be accepted by the populace. certainly, the more we vaccinate, we can ease up on some of those restrictions. we know the case with england at the number of hospitalizations and deaths from cooper 19 are not increasing, but the number of new infections that number is. is it then safe to assume that this trend will not change in england? well, i think it is very likely that the law we get vaccinated to fewer and fewer hospitalizations will be required. you know, that's actually what the vaccines were designed to do. to prevent serious disease. they are less

so those are all vanderbilt is that are also happening as a result of the pandemic. ok. and she ponder a chamberlain from dw business. thank you. i am staying in the us. her recovery crews have resumed work of the size of a collapse, department tower, and side florida. just hours after part of the remaining structure was demolished, authorities decided to bring the demolition forward as tropical storm elsa approaches $24.00 bodies have been found. search crews are still trying to locate 121. missing people. the width carefully placed explosives, demolition teams brought down what had remained of champlain tower style damaged and unstable. after last month's initial collapse, they were fears the structure might not withstand the winds of an oncoming tropical storm. putting rescuers lives at risk undergoing yes, exactly. what happens? it's clean when you re on college was amazing. we were able to get out there really clear for the crew to get back out on the and continue rescue efforts had been paused for much of the weekend over concerns about the shaky structure with the

we have thomas schwartz, he is a professor of political science and european studies at vanderbilt university. and here in moscow, we have dmitri slough. he's the deputy director of the center for comprehensive european and international studies at the higher school of economics. i totally cross talk roles and effect. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate, let me go to john 1st in paris we have an impasse, not the 1st time in the repeating year when it comes to foreign policy. last time we had the semblance of good relations was back in 2014, before the 4th regime change, and it's been downhill ever since. so where do we stand right now? and i, and i want to talk, ask on our, our panelists, dmitri, why should we even care anymore? it's been 7 years. i mean, what's the point we've gotten used to not being together? go ahead, john. well, let's, let's remind ourselves that the european union is as the slave israel has shown, is a dysfunctional organization. and you just said in your question, why should we care? i don't think russia does need to care. it's a dysfun

vanderbilt won it all in 2019.sissippi state sports team in the school history to win a national title. >> big deal. >> it is a huge deal and, you know, it was the best of three and they lost the first game, vanderbilt smacked them around in the first and came back to win the next two, and the fans are just so excited. i did not realize it was the first team national championship there at mississippi state. >> you got to ring the bell. >> that's right. i have four of them in my dressing room. you did not need to send me any more. i got them. congratulations. >> congratulations, mississippi state, well done, well done, congrats, yes. >>> coming up, it is time to wam seattle to tju islands when we . >>> "gma's" "rise & shine" is sponsored by expedia. it matters who you travel with. . . it matters who you travel with. ♪ all by yourself.♪ - oh. - what? rain. cancel and stay? done. go with us and get millions of felixble booking options. expedia. it matters who you travel with. on the outside, i looked fine. i got reall

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and when it comes to edison, energy cope or the air to the vanderbilt fortune, it's more than just the money is the profile and being a pretty boy on cnn. well, i mean being in the knob for is the easiest thing in the world. ok, that's the easy, you know, robert and you know, i always go after seeing in an m s and b c. now i'm going to go after fox. ok. lor ingram. i, a couple years ago i had for mercy, i, director was really, i think it was on and you know, and he was saying, well, yeah, sometimes the c a does this, you know, we talk about a read, you know, maybe guatemala. and then she asked or do they, you still do it today? and he did this bumbling act in front of her. it was really quite embarrassing for an adult man. and she just let it stand. i mean, i found out to be cowardice. i mean, it's being you, what is your answer? can you kind of elaborate, sir? but no, that's go to a commercial break. ok. so you know, so much as i go after the liberal media, you know, fox news is no better. go ahead, robert. or the end of the day, the whether it's a liberal or conservative media, they

happened was, he's carrying at the golf course that all the millionaires built rockefellers, the vanderbilt. all these people went to bar harbor before there was a new port, and so my father is carrying one day and it's about 80, which is the hottest thing in the world, a name he's trying to go to the swimming hole. the catty master pulls him back, says you're going to lose your badge. everybody had a badge unless you stay here and caddy, you catty for that guy. he goes out on the 2nd oh, the guy loses a ball in the heath and heather, my father finds it, brings it back. this is the greatest son on my parents. my carriage. this is like 1919 the 1617. my carriage will pick you up. every day this summer and when he graduated high school, he came to my grandmother and said, i want to take your son with me. i own my own golf course in washington, d. c. and i also own a newspaper called the washington post. i will give him a job and he will be my caddy. his name was edward b mcclain. y'all and the washington post got mixed up in the teapot dome scandal and had lost it at auction to g buyer. kathe

unicef or the 2000000 school age, girls and boys are making it into the classrooms that makes a move vanderbilt early marriage, child labor and being recruited to fight, you know, staff says $170000.00 teachers have been paid and for years or even more. and the pandemic is making things. wes, you and agencies calling for an immediate end to attacks on schools and estimates that been more than 230 since a was collated in 2015. phillip to m l is to seps representative t m, and he said the situation could get worse. education is challenging, murphy for wasting the complex, but today the conflict is limiting access to 2 schools because of the, of the complication of the constantly happening. their children can just go to school for the school. so by, by, by the space, the baseball tradition and the phone people space within the school saw out of huge because they have been damaged or destroyed by the company or because they occupied by that home. so all these together is making 3 municipal urine to excessive acacia. but one important valuable to that is the presence of children food. as you mention

the jonathan metzl with vanderbilt university, the director of the department of medicine and healthnd the author of the book "dying of whiteness: how the politics of racial resentment is killing america's heartland." thank you for joining us. guest: thank you. host: can you start by talking about your background, particulate when it comes to the subject of gun violence. guest: i am trained across the board, i am an mba doctor, i trained in psychiatry and i went back to school and got a phd in sociology and politics. i tried to combine those in it to decade study of guns in america, not just on gun

vanderbilt university infectious disease professor dr.illiam shatner talks about the delta variant and vaccine hesitancy. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. announcer: senator jeanne shaheen, former u.s. ambassador to afghanistan and other foreign policy experts discuss efforts to remove afghan allies from the country as u.s. troops continue their withdrawal. the center for strategic and international studies hosted the discussion. >> the events are moving rapidly. those afghans that worked close with the u.s. military, allies, diplomatic communities are going to be at heightened ris

he's an infectious diseases professor at vanderbilt university school of medicine in nashville, tennessee. dr. schaffner, it's good to see you again. the lancet. medical journal says that it is dangerous and premature to lift all restrictions in england as new cases of the delta variant . so, or is this the case of the too much too soon? well, you know that combination of vaccine and restrictions will restrict the spread of this virus. and it's difficult from country to country to get actually a good balance. one that will work locally and will be accepted by the populace. certainly, the more we vaccinate, we can ease up on some of those restrictions. we know the case with england at the number of hospitalizations and deaths from code 19 are not increasing, but the number of new infections that number is. is it then save to assume that this trend will not change in england? well, i think it is very likely that the more we get vaccinated to fewer and fewer hospitalizations will be required. you know, that's actually what the vaccines were designed to do. to prevent serious disease. they ar