force and warned tonight of another surge of covid-19. it evening. dr. fauci stressed the importance of wearing a mask and following guidelines for social distancing. we are here in out more with what the doctor said about the pandemic and how students reacted to the virtual event. reporter: frank, doctor fauci spoke for 45 minutes tonight and a very frank conversation with berkeley students. it is my distinguished honor to welcome dr. fauci to the berkeley form. reporter: in a virtual fireside chat sponsored by the form the student group in the school of public policy , dr. fauci, director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases talked about the pandemic . i have never seen a disease with a wide range of clinical manifestations from 40% to 50% of the people who get no symptoms at all. reporter: he said the vaccine probably would not be widely available until spring or fall of next year. our baseline of infection is around 40,000 per day, wh
this year by our presenting sponsor the military museum and library. as well as continuing our partnership with the united states world war i centennial commission. with the united states centennial commission, we have been presenting educational 20 14, including a spectacular education newsletter, which if you are a teacher or a professor, or if you know a teacher we would encourage you to go to our up where weign provide topical materials on a bimonthly basis. can also find some a great primary sources on things like ships and the navy. if you have a great interest in that, we would encourage you to take a look at some of those educational materials. as a matter of fact, a beautiful ship is on the front of our new scholastic initiative. you can find out more on our website or on the scholastic website. brand-new, hot off the presses and available for 5th-12th grade classrooms. if you are interested in naval warfare in world war i you are in just the right place. our next sp
ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the 1918 crucible of war symposium here at the national world war i museum and memorial. we are so pleased to be joined this year by our presenting sponsor the military museum and library. as well as continuing our partnership with the united states world war i centennial commission. with the united states centennial commission, we have been presenting educational materials since 2014, including a spectacular education newsletter, which if you are a teacher or a professor, or if you know a teacher, we would encourage you to go to our website to sign up where we provide topical materials on a bimonthly basis. with that, you can also find some a great primary sources on things like ships and the navy. if you have a great interest in that, we would encourage you to take a look at some of those educational materials. as a matter of fact, a beautiful ship is on the front of our new scholastic initiative. you can find out more on our website
library. as well as continuing our partnership with the united states world war i centennial commission. with the united states centennial commission, we have been presenting educational materials since 2014, including a spectacular education newsletter, which if you are a teacher or a professor, or if you know a teacher we would encourage you to go to our website to sign up where we provide topical materials on a bimonthly basis. with that, you can also find some a great primary sources on things like ships and the navy. if you have a great interest in that, we would encourage you to take a look at some of those educational materials. as a matter of fact, a beautiful ship is on the front of our new scholastic initiative. you can find out more on our website or on the scholastic website. brand-new, hot off the presses and available for 5th-12th grade classrooms. if you are interested in naval warfare in world war i you are in just the right place. our next speaker is dr. jame
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