anthony fauci said he will retire by the end of president biden's term. the 81-year-old infectious disease expert said his plans are not fully settled, but he would most likely step down by 2025. he said that he still wants to do other things in his career and has the energy to keep working after federal service. dr. fauci was thrust into the national spotlight during the covid pandemic and often clashed with former president trump about potential treatments and the threat the virus posed. >>> "usa today" said prince harry spoke at the u.n. honoring the legacy of nelson mandela and his links to princess diana. he delivered the keynote address on nelson mandela national day yesterday. he praised the anti-apartheid icon for his leadership and perseverance while enduring 27 years in prison. harry also spoke about the photo of his late mother and nelson mandela. squhoo when i first looked at the photo, what i first noticed was the joy on my mother's face, the playfulness, cheekiness, even. the pure delight to be in communion with another soul so committed to

anthony fauci, and dr. fauci, i want to turn now to the global monkeypox outbreak which is freaking a lot of people out. the director of the world health organization says he's concern by the scale and concern of this virus. monkeypox, as you know, isn't new, but it's only been seen very rarely in the u.s. in the past yet the latest cdc numbers show 1500 documented cases across 44 states. so i'm concerned. is this going to become endemic here in some way and the fact that we have this vaccine that's already out there, is it covering enough bases even though it's not been out universally? >> pell, well, we have the toolo something about this, laura. this is something we need to take seriously. we need to act like it has the capability of spreading much more widely than right now and it's fundamentally for the most part, not exclusively and for the most part among men who have sex with men. the numbers that you gave, the 1400, 1500 is very likely an undercount because whenever you have the emergence of someth

anthony fauci es asesor médico de la casa blanca y se convirtió en uno de los voceros principales durante la pandemia también le dura el instituto de alergias y enfermedades infecciosas y ha sido director de esa institución desde minutos 84 >> este fin de semana el gobierno lanzó una de emergencia se trata del número 988 (...) nos explica los servicios que ofrece >> gracias por llamar al 988 >> una conversación que puede cambiar la perspectiva hacia la vida de alguien que quiere considerar terminarla es la importancia de la línea de ayuda que busca asistir a personas que atraviesan una crisis emocional están considerando el suicidio >> es importante tener alguien que es un profesional que sabe manejar un momento de crisis que te va a escuchar porque eso sucede con la familia con los amigos que no sabemos escuchar queremos resolver la situación del problema de la persona y un profesional te ayudará a encontrar salidas no te va a solucionar el problema peroal tener una diferencia perspectiva sobre la crisis o el dolor >> cada persona asimila de diferentes maneras los retos de la vi

first off, your reaction to anthony fauci. he says he only wishes he could have cracked down with yeart strip jones. >> it's reprehensible. and he doesn't mention the lockdowns did to the next generation. i can tell you from delayed speech development, from the lack of social interaction to the rising suicides. right now we have the most suicide and drug addicted young generation in history. to say you must always be afraid and stare at a screen all day long? it's inarguable to say that when young children were masks, it's hard for them to communicate. so for fauci to say that, it shows him ignoring the damage it does. brian: i have two students in my house. they were toiled to get vaccinated or don't come back. when you talk to the college kids. they are helpless. if they want to stay in college, get the shot or go home. >> that's exactly right. some of them get the shot and they end up getting infected. there are all these rules that are constantly changing. it's the petty totalitarianism people are fed up with. the younger

anthony fauci. good to see you this morning, and thanks for joining us. first off, how is the president doing, how is he feeling, when did you speak with him last? >> he's doing very well. i haven't spoken very closely to the president, but i'm in very close contact with dr. kevin o'connor, who's the primary physician to the president. i spoke with dr. o'connor last night at 10:00 to get an update. just as you said and heard, the president continues to improve. we have every reason to believe he will do well for the obvious reason he's double vaccinated and is on an antiviral drug and is on a good track. he's doing very well and continues to improve. >> what kind of symptoms is he continuing to experience right now? i understand he's also taking an inhaler. is he having any breathing issues? >> no, no, not at all. i think we want to make sure we put things into context. he has an upper respiratory infection right now. having a runny nose, being someone who has a history of getting colds that has nothing to do with covid. he has asthma, and he uses a bronc

nos conectamos con la cabeza es importante departamento, el dctor anthony fauci. buzo que estÉ con "ediciÓn digital". a esta hora tanta gente que estÁ preocupada por esta subvariante de Ómicron. todos pensamos que con la llegada de una cuarta vacuna verÍamos erradicado el virus. han pasado casi 3 aÑos, llega el fin de semana, ¿cree que deberÍamos pensar en casa en desempolvar esa mÁscara y una vez mÁs utilizarlo? —— utilizarla? >> [habla en inglÉs] bueno, si estÁs en un sitio, sea un condado, ciudad o estado, donde el nivel de infecciones alto, cuando digo alto, me refiero a que cdc tiene un cÓdigo color del mapa del paÍs, hay zonas amarillas, Áreas verdes y naranja. el naranja significa que el nivel de infecciÓn es alto, y se recomienda las mascarillas, no obligadas, porque el cdc no obliga el uso de las mascarillas, recomienda. si se encuentra en un Área donde hay infecciones en nivel alto, cuando usted estÁ dentro, debido a que otras personas dentro de la zona, si estÁ en una zona donde el nivel es muy bajo, entonces se encuentra dentro d

anthony fauci. thank you so much, doctor, for joining us this evening. first off, i just have to ask, because we're hearing this term monkeypox. we know that it's spreading. it's 3,500 people. how is monkeypox spread, and do we have concerns that the way it's spreading now may change and metastasize over time? >> well, it's spread by close kin-to-skin contact. the lesions or pustules on the skip. sometimes you can make them easily visible and see them. sometimes in their early form you may not notice them and confuse them with other skip lesions but it's really skin-to-skin contact is the major way. likely if you have pustules that spill over, for example, on clothing or other inanimate objects it can spread. this is a virus right now that it has inserted itself into the community of men who have sex with men, and about 99% of the cases that have now been reported are within that demographic group. that doesn't mean that other groups are going to be essentially free ofthere can bef cases that's why we were taking it very seriously, first of all for the c

. >> to another older fella who has no idea what he is talking about, doctor anthony fauci. the top doctor suggesting he will retire at the end biden's term with a 400,000-dollar a year pension but before he goes republican lawmakers have suggested they will launch a probe into the covid response impossible link to the wuhan lab at the gop wins back the house and the senate. if dr. fauci is held before congress, will we finally get some answers? let's meet tonight's party panel, podcast host and sector usa contribute enough but editor steven l miller, the host of the richard fowler show, fox news contributor, richard fowler and liberty activist and foundation for economic education writer, olivia rondeau is back. hello wonderful people. steve and i will start with you. even if the house turned in the senate does not. i want some answers from dr. fauci. i want this investigation. it does not have to be his head on a platter but we need to really sure up some of these unanswered questions about a global pandemic. >> i think attempting to ostracize or criminalize him, that is r

anthony fauci is standing by live. we will discuss. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." we begin our coverage tonight with the guilty verdict in steve bannon's criminal contempt trial. the former top trump adviser convicted on two counts of contempt of congress for defying the january 6th committee's subpoena. cnn's senior crime and justice reporter, katelyn polantz is joining us from just outside the federal courthouse here in washington. katelyn, give us the latest. >> reporter: well, wolf, steve bannon was convicted today, even though he had vowed this was going to be the misdemeanor from hell for the select committee. it was not that. by the end of the day, we had two criminal convictions of steve bannon. now, these were both misdemeanor charges, but congress writes the law, and when they wrote this law, they said that it would be punishable by a minimum of 30 days in jail if someone was found guilty of defying a congressional subpoena, being held in co

anthony fauci, president biden's chief medical adviser. dr. fauci, you had your own bout with covid back in june you took the same meds as the president you felt better only to get hit again by a rebounding infection is that a cautionary tale for the president, who is only a couple of years younger than you >> no, i don't think so i think it's a good tale because we know that a person who is vaccinated the way the president is, doubly boosted the way the president is, and has the access as he has to paxlovid, we have every reason to believe that he will do fine. >> these breakthrough infections of fully vaxed and boosted people seem really common why is that? >> well, the vaccines do a really good job, lester, in preventing you from getting severe disease leading to hospitalizations. when you are vaccinated, and particularly if you're doubly boosted, the likelihood you will get into serious trouble is very, very low. >> dr. fauci, what is it looking like for the availability for an omicron-specific vaccine? >> the fda has made the decision the

was it warren buffett or anthony fauci? you are going with warren buffett. the oracle from omaha and you were going with dr. fauci. this is a big one that see it. >> i don't know where the word retirement came in. i may step down from my position. >> jesse: jessica did not get the anthony fauci question that's gonna hurt. you should know everything about the good doctor. all right stop lording it over her this is still a game here for the next category and flagrant foul. what nba star with a history of questionable comments had some choice words the people of boston. describing the city's fans as racist as f with a lebron james or was it sir charles barkley? both going with lebron james. is it a trick question? >> jesse: do you agree with that change? >> that's illegal but i'm still gonna go with it. all right he's going with chuck what is the answer? >> why do you hate boston? >> they racist as a [bleep]. >> jesse: you never let someone touch a paddle. >> he wanted that to happen first of all. >> that's what she said. speak for now it's tied we were really

joining me now is doctor anthony fauci. i want to start with those lines. there is a lot of fear out there. people are trying to get access to the vaccine. but the supply is clearly not meeting the demand. what is the problem? >> we just have to get it over from denmark where a substantial supply is. you're talking about 130,000 doses that have been distributed. the numbers you gave are quite correct. but there's a lot more, hundreds of thousands of doses reaching to about 1 million that will be available relatively soon. the sooner the better, but hopefully within a reasonable period of time. you want to get a much broader coverage of people. right now, the initial vaccines were intended for people who were at risk following exposure, more of a postexposure type of a vaccination. what we really need is to blanket the situation for people at risk. for example, if we talk about, among gay men, if you are in that group and receiving prophylaxis for hiv, i believe that will put you right in the group you should be vaccinated against monkeypox. that is what we

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anthony fauci, thank you. it's always good to have you on the program. we appreciate your time, sir. >> my pleasure. good to be with you. >>> firefighters in northern california are making progress in their battle to save the historic sequoia trees in yosemite national park. the washburn fire that started thursday is now about 25% contained, but it's grown to more than 2,700 acres. more than 500 firefighters are doing all they can to protect the area including putting out hot spots and using sprinkler systems. >>> still to come, a new legal setback for steve bannon and the potential divide it may show with team trump. you're watching "chris jansing reports" only on msnbc. g "chrisg reports" only on msnbcw, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. plus, they felt fast itch relief some as early as 1 week. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal, cancers i

anthony fauci. what he has to say about the president's condition and his own recovery from the virus. >>> also tonight, one of former president trump's long time allies steve bannon found guilty on two counts of contempt of congress for refusing to comply with the subpoena from the january 6th committee. pierre thomas with late reporting. >>> the bannon verdict coming less than 24 hour after that dramatic public hearing. the january 6th committee sharing testimony from former top trump officials showing how the former president failed to act. the dramatic secret service recordings from agents protecting then vice president mike pence. the testimony that some feared for their lives, calling to say good-bye to their families. and the outtakes of the former president refusing to say the election was over 24 hours after the mob stormed the capitol. jonathan karl standing by. >>> the dangerous and deadly heat wave sweeping from coast to coast. 94 million americans in 28 states under heat alerts. rob mar

anthony fauci. dr. fauci, good morning to you. thanks for speaking with us. so have you spoken with president biden since his covid diagnosis, and are you encouraged by his progress? >> well, i haven't spoken directly with the president, but i'm in very close contact with dr. kevin o'connor, the primary physician for the president. i spoke to him as recently as 10:00 last night, and what you just said is true, the president is doing very well. he continues to improve. feels well. has some of the symptoms you're talking about, but that's absolutely natural when someone has an upper respiratory viral infection. so we continue to always be careful, but really the chances of him getting into severe difficulty is very, very low given the fact that he's vaccinated, doubly boosted, and he is on an antiviral drug that has shown very clearly goes a long way to preventing people to progress to disease that would be serious. >> and, dr. fauci, i'd like to ask you about that, paxlovid, you mentioned the antiviral drug. the president is taking that. you took the same drug

anthony fauci who expects to retire end of president biden's current term. been head of it since 1984 and advised every president since ronald reagan. >>> cheaper gas, could soon drop to 4 bucks a gallon like in texas and oklahoma. national average stands just over 4.50 a gallon. juan soto wins the home run derby, 19 homers in the final round, turned down a $440 million extension recently. for more, download the app on your cell phone or tv. cbs news, new york. >> announcer: this is "the cbs overnight news." >>> we want to begin in uvalde, texas, first comprehensive assessment of the law enforcement response to the massacre the robb elementary school that killed 19 students and two teachers. 77 page report details 77 minutes of what is referred to as a lackadaisical approach, placing blame on all the law enforcement who responded to the shooting. nearly 400 officers were on the scene. for the first time, we're getting look at the disturbing body cam videos. officers rushed to school but inexplicably waiting more than an hour before confronting the gunman. re

anthony fauci, can he please go away, please. maria: do me a favor, put a sock in anthony fauci. liz, maybe he wants to go back to the way beijing handled it, as he said communist china, the most recent lockdown in china and shanghai i was told by people who live there the ccp but massive tape on everybody's front doors. if you even open your door, the over lords knew that if you left your house, you would get arrested or put in some kind of a facility, this is sick stuff but this is what took place in china maybe anthony fauci wants that in china. >> guess what it wouldn't slide here but anthony fauci has shown himself to be a really terrible medical authority and advisor, remember early on he said we didn't need to wear masks and presumably that was because we didn't have enough masks. he never made the distinction between what masks we should be wearing and by the way where were they preparing enough masks and test which were in great short supply last winter, where are they in tweed entered tweaking the vaccine, what we know now the current vaccine has very little impact on t

will it be investigating hunter biden or anthony fauci and where should the energy lie? >> well, i actually asked james coma. he was on my show the other week if the republicans take back the house, would be chair of over sight and reform and leading a lot of investigations and he summed it up pretty pitly saying if we take back the house, my priorities in the investigation would be hunter bide and anthony fauci. i would say not call it the hunter biden scandal. it's the joe biden corruption scandal. keep the focus on that. in terms of fauci, they're going to pursue it and we need the answers and all the time, you can see he just gets to skate across -- away from the other media and looks what happens when he's interrogated. our own brett bear really pressed him on the lab origin and just with the bear minimum of questioning, fauci fell apart, floundering, red faced, blustering accusing brett of not actually in good faith. that wasn't even the whole story we could lay autoagainst fauci and i'm looking forward to the committee doing that should they get back the majority

anthony fauci is 81 years old. he has served more than five decades advising seven presidents about public health issues. jobina: now to the marsh fire burning near pittsburgh. officials say firefighters are making progress. about 20,000 gallons of water per minute from the delta are being pumped into the site. it is an effort to smother the fire burning deep into the marshlands. reggie: extreme heat, drought, and wildfires are causing changes in california's forests. between 1985 and 2021, trees and forests have declined by 6.7%. even worse in southern california where we have lost 14% of tree cover. this is concerning for california's climate future. trees play a vital role in captioning -- in capturing, dioxide in the atmosphere. drew: our morning marine layer is with us. when we talk about air quality, for the most part we have good air quality. in the east bay, because of the marsh fire we have an air quality advisory today. just know that. tomorrow we should have better air quality. be aware if you are going

anthony fauci, chief medical adviser to joe biden. what do you think about what's scott gottlieb had to say right there about the response so far? >> well, i don't think the window has closed. there's a lot that has been done and we will continue to do and accelerate. both from the standpoint of the testing that will be available. of course, in the beginning, there were only the cdc tests that were available. right now, we have rapidly commercialized, so that we have five sources now, at least, and maybe more. we have lab corp, quest, mayo clinic, as well as the network from the cdc. so up to maybe 10,000 cases -- excuse me, 10,000 tests per day is now going to be five, six, seven times that. the issue with vaccines is important. it would have been good to have a lot more vaccines available early on. but right now, we have accelerated that extensively. we had about 130,000 doses at first. another 154,000. by the end of july, there should be another 700,000 plus. so one of the differences of this type of an outbreak from others that we

for anthony fauci it was the covenant team pandemic. they appeared on the tv screen in march of 2020 it was clear a star was born. he was obviously so much more than a scientist he was made for the camera. first it was a cable news interviews and was the magazine covers and now it appears the good doctors is launching a career in reality tv. we can't help but notice that he keeps storing documentaries about himself. first it was dramatic one hour special by local pbs affiliate called the virus hunter. ♪ ♪ >> it kills at a high percentage and it kills quickly. >> he's the man that many men have learned to trust in the midst of a pandemic. he is the advisor who is led seven presidents during the fight against mandy's most horrible enemies. >> jesse: to be think that this was a one-time thing? in october of 2021 disney plus came out with this. >> you don't do it because you want to make money. you don't do it for the glory, you do it because you care. >> when you are involved in a race to stop a horrible disease people aren't always do

doctor anthony fauci is here to talk about that and the latest on president biden's covid symptoms. and, this wire here. >> iran. twice i won twice. and now we may have to do it again. >> republicans face a moment of truth as donald trump drops more hints about running again in 2024. i am jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show.

el doctor anthony fauci es uno de ellos. Él termina tratamiento en junio, dio negativo pero después dio positivo a una prueba y con síntomas. alrededor del 2 por ciento de las personas que recibió este tratamiento dio positivo luego de dar negativo. la casa blanca dice que el rebote es del 5 por ciento. los expertos dicen que el tratamiento de 5 días es muy corto para eliminar el virus pero siempre usted consulte con su médico. >> ahora en lo referente a los incendios, las llamas del incendio o obliga a familias salir de sus hogares. a pesar de eso hay algunos que no lo hacen, pesar de las advertencias >> hay una persona que dice que no saldrá de su casa a pesar del peligro de las llamas >> (hablan en inglés) >> voy a estar aquí y luchar por mi casa hasta que no pueda más >> un residente del condado mariposa que tomó la decisión de permanecer en su hogar en el cual ha vivido los últimos 30 años >> (hablan en inglés) >> mike me dice que no sabía que había un incendio en su vecindario y que su esposa le llamó

anthony fauci announced that is what he experienced. so the question is whether the white house team will dream him with a longer course of paxlovid. and what other precautions are they taking? the president will need to isolate until he's negative. and that can take, on average, seven to eight days. >> so thank you very much. stay with us, as we bring back in our chief white house correspondent kaitlan collins, and jeremy diamond at the white house. jeremy, if you can hear me, i understand you have a little bit of new reporting on this? what can you share? >> reporter: i ran into dr. jha, the white house's coronavirus koord coordinator coordinator. he say joe biden did not have a fever, but experiencing a runny nose and fatigue, as well. so obviously these are the "very mild symptoms" that the white house described this morning. the white house press shop has not provided any additional details, but dr. jha saying the president did not have a fever, experiencing a runny nose and is experiencing some fatigue. so those are the symptoms.

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. >>> el doctor anthony fauci dijo que para finales de julio se espera que lleguen 750 mil cunas, aquÍ a estados unidos. laÚnicas que han sido aprobadas por la fda. los sÍntomas de covid del presidente joe biden han mejorado. mandatario co compleÓo su tercer dÍa con... >>> reclutÓ a familiares de rafael caro quintero para lograr su captura. lo revelan sus a gentes a the washington post. junto con mÉxico y por 9 aÑos trataron de capturao en al menos 12 ocasiones. en los Últimos 8 meses, la dea con la marina mexicana, logrÓ cercar al narcotraficante. estuvo en san antonio texas, los centros que acogen a migrantes y son liberados por ice. fue y inaugurado hace 10 dÍas estÁ en la misma situaciÓn. y por el momento, no hay camas disponibles que harÁ que muchos terminen las calles. >>> es de venezuela, tras una travesÍa de 52 dÍas. llegÓ junto con su hija esposo. que deben salir pronto. un doctor examine a su niÑa que estÁ enferma. >>> estamos con la ropa mojada y nos llevaron asÍ para adentro. no tenÍamos ropa y nada. y ahÍ fue donde le comenzÓ a dar la tos. >>> en el c

algo que recientemente le ocurriÓ al doctor anthony fauci. >>> en octubre del 2020 el presidente donald trump sÍ lleÓo al hospital el tratamiento recibido por el mandatario fue un cÓctel de ante cuerpos, un conti coi de y un antiviral intravenoso. >>> paxlovid estÁ disponible para todos?. >>> una pregunta que muchos se hacen julio. el gobierno federal ha asegurado la compra de 20 millones de este tratamiento. estas pastillas se pueden encontrar desde ya, gratuitamente en farmacias y miles de ubicaciones en todo el paÍs. hay que tener un test positivo de covid 19 o una receta mÉdica. julio. >>> importante gracia javier vega. el presidente biden estÁ completamente vacunado y su edad es un factor de riesgo. nos acompaÑa el doctor jaime sepÚlveda. cuÁles son las posibilidades que el presidente desarrolle complicaciones por el virus. >>> yo creo que son mÍnimas y la razÓn que estÁ bien vacunado con 2 refuerzos y porque sobre todo, empezÓ su tratamiento con paxlovid in mediadamente al comenzar los sÍntomas. y no creo que se de esa don condiciÓn. >>> el presidente biden tiene 4

anthony fauci said this week and he believes covid will not be eradicated. he blames the virus's transmissibility. in the bay area, 1% dead and two other injured after shooting in -- one person is dead and two others injured after shooting in marin city. officers responded and found a car with bullet holes in the window of the passenger side door. a neighbor said she has had enough of the violence. >> i heard automatic, just another tragedy for our city. that's why have got to get out of here. dion: so far, no word of arrests or motive for the shooting. the sheriff's department says the other victims are expected to survive. family and friends of the men killed at a livermore bowling alley held a fundraiser today. they gathered to remember the support. he was shot last weekend during an argument. vargas was a daca recipient who owned a carpet cleaning business and his family is devastated by his death. >> we are all here trying to help out the family. trying to give him the best service he deserves. dion: livermore police arrested a 27-year-old on wednesday.

carolina: tenemos noticia de Última hora, sabemos que el doctor anthony fauci le ha confirmado al medio de comunicaciÓn polÍtico que prÓximamente se estarÁ retirando como principal director de enfermedades infecciosas de la casa blanca. Él dice que con el tema del coronavirus serÍa imposible esperar hasta que se ha radicado, ya que es algo que va a seguir en nuestras vidas, tiene 81 aÑos, ha trabajado con los Últimos siete presidentes de los estados unidos, una persona que bÁsicamente ha sido la cara de la respuesta de los gobiernos de estados unidos con el tema de la pandemia. aquÍ estuvo la semana pasada en la ediciÓn digital, y en pocas palabras dijo "a ponerse la mÁscara y a cuidarse, porque el coronavirus sigue con nosotros. borja: asÍ es como hay que seguir cuidÁndonos, la pandemia todavÍa no ha terminado. hacemos otra pausa comercial y seguimos con mÁs de la "ediciÓn digital" en vivo desde puerto rico, en el marco de la 19 entrega de pru no, tres veces. sí, cuatro veces. ¡espera! ¡uuu! okay, ahora si, vamos. ahora, llévate un refresco de cualquier tamaño por

anthony fauci. what he has to say about the president's condition and his own recovery

doctor anthony fauci is here to talk about that and the latest on president biden's covid symptoms. and, this wire here. >> iran. twice i won twice. and now we may have to do it again. >> republicans face a moment of truth as donald trump drops more hints about running again in 2024. i am jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. >> there can be no doubt there was a coordinated, multi staff effort to overturn the election overseen and directed by donald trump. there could be no chance that he commanded a mob, a mob he knew was heavily armed, violent, and angry, to march on the capitol to try to stop the peaceful transfer of power. >> this sunday, the clearest picture yet of trump's true print plan on january six. on thursday, it is eight hearing, the second on prime time. then, the january six committee laid out an excruciating detail the 187 minutes between trump leaving the rally at the ellipse after exhorting his followers to march on the capitol, and finally telling the mob to go home. we now know that trump knew within 15 minutes of leaving the stage that the capital was unde

fauci said with the highly transmissible ba 5 variant now surging americans must take steps to protect themselves. if you are not. >> vaccinated to the fullest, namely you have not gotten your boosters according to what the recommendation on that. you're putting yourself at an increased risk that you could mitigate against by getting vaccinated. currently only those 50 and older are eligible for the 4th jab. >> but during the briefing, officials confirmed they're looking at opening up the second booster to all adults. i know that the fda is considering this looking at it. >> i know cdc scientists are thinking about this and look at the data as well. i think making available is very reasonable. >> uc berkeley, infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg says well, the top priority should continue to be vaccinating older americans and those with underlying conditions. he says there are those under 50, he believes should get the second booster if they become eligible. >> the people who are critical to the functioning of society should go. doctors, nurses, for example. other healt

well, the nation's top infectious disease expert doctor anthony fauci will retire by the end of the biden administration. that's all according to an interview published in political yesterday. fauci is currently serving as president biden's chief medical adviser. he's also served as the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases since 1984, during that time, fauci has become an adviser on public health, too. 7 presidential administrations. and our nation's capital as inflation continues to be a top priority for the president, republicans are cracking down on the administration's handling of it. they blame democrats, excessive spending in 2021. for current inflation numbers, washington correspondent basil john joins us live. good morning, basil. well, rain a good morning. and yes, republicans are going after the president, as they say, their constituents are being hit hard by inflation. >> but the white house says he's taking the right approach. >> this hardship show little sign of slowing. and it comes to. >> senate republican leader mitch mcconnell is upset abo

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anthony fauci told cnn that the fda is considering second booster shots for people under 50. >> the fda right now is looking at all the data and making the decision, which i think will be reasonably soon as to whether or not there will be the authorization of vaccination in the fourth boost for individuals less than 50. and if so will there be sub categories like people maybe who are at higher risk for complications? >> since march, second boosters have been authorized in the u.s. for adults 50 years and older, and certain people with weakened immune systems. >>> well, a big turnout today for the annual aids walk san francisco. but also on the minds of the marchers, monkeypox. about 1,500 people participated in the 36th annual aids walk at golden gate park this morning. the walk has raised millions of dollars over the years for local organizations. the aids quilt was on display honoring the lives lost to the virus. but there is also a growing concern about the monkeypox virus and the current limited supply of vaccines. >> we do not have enough vaccine in san francisco. the only way we'r

anthony fauci. what he has to say about the president's condition and his own recovery from the virus. >>> also tonight, one of former

anthony fauci said the president is on the mend. dr. fauci: the president is doing very well. he continues to improve. we continue to always be careful. but really, the chances of him getting into severe difficulty is very, very low, given the fact that he's vaccinated, doubly boosted, and he's on an antiviral drug. geoff: anda wildfire near yosemite has exploded to nearly 7,000 acres in just a day, triggeringidespread evacuations. the oak fire started yesterday afternoon, and has already grown into the state's largest active wildfire. it is zero percent contained, has destroyed at least ten structures, and is threatening thousands more, according to calfire. that's as temperatures soar across the country this weekend. according to the national weather service, more than 85 million americans were under heat warnings or advisories today. still to come on "pbs news weekend"... the economic costs of unchecked climate change. and... the new technologies accelerating conspiracy theories. ♪ >> this is "pbs news weekend" from weta studios in washington, home of the "pbs newshour,"

anthony fauci. he finished the treatment in june and tested negative. then three days later, a test came back positive. and his symptoms, runny nose,sore throat, and fever, returned as well. at least 2% of people in the trial did test positive again after testing negative. the white house says the rebound rates are around 5% in real-life settings. some disease experts suspect the five-day treatment is too short to completely clear the virus in certain people. president biden should know whether his symptoms have rebounded in the next few days. >>> what were you wearing? that is the title of an art exhibit on display right now at the united nations headquarters in new york. it highlights sexual assault survivors and tries to remove the stigma around victim blaming. amanda nguyen, founder of the nonprofit rise, is behind this exhibit. the nobel peace prize nominee wants the u.n. to pass an international sexual assault survivors bill of rights. i talked to nguyen, who is a survivor herself, about her mission and this exhibit. >> an idea came to me in this

anthony fauci revealed just a little bit about his future plans. we learned yesterday that dr. fauci is stepping down from his role which includes being an adviser to the white house. today he appeared at the future of health care summit in washington, dc. he was there to talk about covid, but everyone wanted to know what he is going to do next. >> i have other things that i want to do in a professional way that i want to have the capability while i still have the energy and the passion to do them. so, i picked i don't want to go beyond january 2025. >> he's got energy. he's got passion. the 81-year-old fauci has been the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases since 1984. he's going to step down before the next presidential inauguration. >>> the set for the show "law & order" turned into a real life murder investigation after someone shot and killed a parking enforcement worker on the set in brooklyn, new york. nypd says the man was hired as an outside agent to clear parking spaces for trucks associated with the tv show. 45 minutes before they wer

anthony fauci is planning to retire before the end of president biden's term. bloomberg learned he will step down, wrapping up a story career as the top infectious disease expert. he has served at the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases since 1984. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. annabelle: taking a look at what we have for the state of japan. more high-frequency for the week of july 15. they are raising alerts to the highest level. we are approaching the key summer travel season so it weighs on what we see in public mobility. virus cases mean less people less recreation. we are continuing to see price gains, up 2.3% on the year. this could be a factor that weighs on them. let's turn now to the commodity space. the direction of prices is affected by china, we are seeing the property sector protesting payments. still sitting above the key level. copper has seen some gains and we are well past that l

anthony fauci. guess who had four shots, double boosters? anthony fauci and president of the united states. he tests positive. tests negative, tests positive again. told us it was one to 2% chance. george weiner from georgetown university, instead of 2% it is more like 40%. a little bit of a difference. can you put that out, put it on the box before you make us take it? brian: dr. marty makary will be on. i don't want to get ahead of the doctors. i interviewed him after the president tested positive. you have to come off other drugs you need to take paxlovid. the second was the opportunity, chance of testing a rebound case. he didn't go so far to say the president maybe shouldn't take that therapeutic. the underlying point, there is no definitive way to stop the spread. no magic pill to take. it will come down to you and your doctor to decide how you handle it. rachel: can we say this is a pandemic of mucho vaccinated and infected. totally speaking i see more people who are not vaccinated not get covid again. their natural immunity are worki

anthony fauci tells abc news he believes covid is here to stay. the reason why when abc7news at 6:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> take a look, a wildfire threat is quickly growing, doubling in size overnight. the oak fire and mariposa county now more than 22 square miles as new reinforcements join the fight. thank you for joining us. to developing news on the wildfire, it is one of two burning right now in the yosemite area. the oak fire resulted in another round of evacuations today. cal fire says it is the biggest fire of the year and there is no containment. cornell barnard joins us now with a look at the strategy to fight the flames and the local fire crew involved. reporter: no time to lose. a strike team from the bay area is included in those fighting the fire. the fast-moving fire is forcing thousands from their homes. the oak fire is raging. this time lapse video showing smoke and flames high above the ridge in mariposa county. crews working around the clock on the

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anthony fauci, he's been peeking speaking with the president's physician. >> i spoke to mimm as recently as 10:00 and we went over the case carefully and he's been saying the president is doing really quite well and he continues to improve. >> now we're told that the medical staff determined there were 17 people considered to be close contacts of the president, but that as of friday afternoon, nn of those people tested positive. vice-president kamala harris is considered a close contact, but these' maintaining her schedule. we saw her out on the road earlier today and she was making her way to richmond virginia to talk about access to abortion and we know that the first lady jill biden is keeping her distance, spending the time in delaware. >> the update on the president's physician in the one-page letter, that the president is doing well and responding to the therapy as expected and they're going to continue following c.d.c. guidance, but no word when we'll see him. he scrubbed events from monday. jacqui: mark with the latest, thanks. you know, the doctor's letter says the president is