respecting air drop protests that protesters used? we need to make sure to keep hills thumb off of politics. los angeles could bring back covid mandates county reaches high transmission. l.a. county will follow the cdc guidance including universal masking. i do not con sent to mooning my kid ever again. japan beating spain 2-1. netherlands and a round of 16. they re come around again, are they? japan has done it again. ainsley: good friday morning to you. wake up, it s friday. only one more day of work for you and then you have. december christmas time. all-american christmas tree out there in front of our studio. we love walking in because they
degree are going to pay the price for their vicious lockdowns that deprive kids of going to school and when they go doo go school. especially toddlers wearing masks. well, that didn t happen. they all kept their jobs. and guess what? and i m sure it s coming to new york, too. masks could be coming back that is if the positivity rate goes to a certain threshold in los angeles. ainsley: los angeles county right now the threshold is a medium. but if it gets to high there is going to be a mask mandate. might bring back the indoor mask mandate if the county reaches the cdc s high transmission and hospitalization category. pete: here is barbara fairer, the l.a. public health director talking about this. it s both hospital indicators, the new covid-19 admissions and the proportion of staff inpatient beds occupied by covid patients surpasses the threshold for high and our case rate is at or above 200 in cases per 100,000 people, l.a. county will follow the cdc guidance for
looking at ways to look at immunity and the respiratory tract safely in the bottom part of our lungs. new infections, new research that hasn t been peer reviewed i should point out, talked about increased risk of mortality with reinfection, even in people who have been vaccinated. so all of these things should make us say we don t want widespread measures to be put back in without thinking through the science, but as you said, much of our country is in a place of high transmission, and we should be cautious and we should be advising people to take precautions to avoid infections or from getting infections in the first place if they ve never been infected. and it is hard to draw conclusions, with local officials, they do sense, and the federal government as well that there is pandemic fatigue, we re all ready to be done with this, but the pandemic is not over and we are seeing this surge and it seems to be a