they stand up. federal guidance on reopening schools on a group wants to send teachers to anti-racist therapy. the biden administration now back pedaling saying it was an error. people standing in solidarity with the people in cuba which has been ignored by the president. leaving these folks out to dry. the cuban people they are hostages. they are saying we want freedom. steve: miami, this is your 6:01 wake-up call as we look down south in miami. going for a daytime high of 90. welcome to studio f as the picture digitizes this is thursday july. ainsley: sean was here last night if you were like us probably asleep during that show you stayed up for prime time at 7:00. playing what some of the demonstrators. some covered in fake blood. this represents what our people in cuba are going through. we will talk to. so lawmakers down there. brian: two things. one said daytime high of. steve: 90. brian: but we don t recommend you get high during daytime. ainsley: differen
welcome to jill biden s america. beat. guys, hey. ticket look at this disturbing video out of los angeles. he is running for his life to cars flying palestinian flags g for him. they weren t seeing any racial slurs. they said they would like to commit a terroristic attack. so many vicious attacks against jewish americans. the fact is anti- semitism has been comfortably housed inside the black lives matter movement. s been celebrated by the activists the democrats right now are obsessing on a mission to invest in the capital riot that now they are turning a blind eye to the explosion. they refuse to confront the anti- semitic crosscurrents. by refusing to renounce the far less push to defund the police and a target police practices. they have made life in america more dangerous for everybody. by refusing to call out the anti- jewish sentiment they hav made america far more dangerous for a jewish person. the origins of this track the tactic of black lives matter peop
the pfizer and moderna had. a single-dose vaccine to be shipped and stored at standard refrigerated temperatures, but johnson & johnson and its parter ins face the same challenge of supply and demand all manufacturers have had to manage so far. cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta is following the process. we have a plan to roll it out as quickly as johnson & johnson can make it. reporter: but the truth is, no matter how fast they go, it s never going to feel fast enough. the number out of the gate, meaning right out of authorization, closer to 10 million. now hearing 4 million. how does the public make sense of that? we don t control the volumes in final bottle form. playing that middle step. reporter: making a new vaccine by the millions always an impressive feat. in charge of technical ways. can t sacrifice safety and quality for speed. reporter: it s his job to strike that balance. what is the biggest, hurdle, then, to scaling up? bottleneck is
staff with respect, how can he treat us first. cdc recommending boosters foragers 12 to 15. no data was really presented to show that a booster in younger populations actually decrease their very low risk of severe illness. california congressman eric swalwell spotted hanging out maskless. we have no bias when it comes to public health initiative. none of the people pushing them follow them themselves and we all know that age you be my glass of wine i ll be your glass of whiskey you be my sunny day i ll be your shade tree. steve: it s 6:01. currently clear there with a high today of about 40. right now it is 38 degrees as we look in live. good morning, folks on this, the 6th dave january, 2022. it s good happy new year, brian and ainsley. ainsley: welcome back, steve. it s so good to have you back. did you have a fun vacation? steve: you know, it was we gathered together as a family and then we a lot of people trade gifts. we traded omicron. it pr
america, just 5% are delta. the skyrocketing case numbers have prompted some governors to call in help from the national guard. ohio did the same on monday, and maryland yesterday. and there is big news at one of the largest school districts in the country, starting today chicago public school classes are canceled for more than 340,000 kids after the teachers union voted last night to switch to remote. let s dig in right there. nbc s mara barrett in chicago, sam brock is in florida where cases are increasing faster than anywhere else in the country, and with us to explain it all, dr. richard besser, the former acting cdc director, president and ceo of the robert wood foundation and a pediatrician. dr. besser, i want to start with omicron now making up 95% of all new covid cases. is that a good thing? because it s a lot less deadly than delta. it s a hard question to answer as a good or bad thing. it is what we re faced with, and i do think that there are aspects of this th