this virus has been successful in killing americans and people around the world. and that s what you guys fight every single day. that s right. brian: i hope people pay attention. thank you. yeah. yeah, at this point in time, in cities like boston and d.c. i feel as though it s not the virus and the pandemic that s killing our business it s the government. so we just hope that they can listen up and understand that this blanket mandate is not fair and it doesn t apply equally to different types of industries. brian: all right, jess. go work out unfortunately you have to do it in a mask. owner and operator of the handle bar cycling studios. thank you so much for joining us and hopefully people wise up. thank you so much. brian: you got it meanwhile straight ahead i would like to check in now with the power vested in me by everybody, senior meteorologist janice dean. i like to give you the opportunity to tell us what the weather is. janice: thank you so much, brian, i appreciate th
to keep their mask on. i m fully vaccinated, but i just think it s the right thing to do. why take a chance? and so let s bring in eva pilgrim back with us tonight. she s outdoors there in brooklyn, so, the guidance for outdoors like the park that eva is in, if you re fully vaccinated, you don t need to wear a mask, but i hope we re all patient with one another in the coming days as people get used to this new guidance, get used to their own comfort zone, as we heard in your piece there, eva. but in the meantime, i know the cdc also gave some assurance for vaccinated americans who want to get their hair cut, go work out, go shopping, they say still wear a mask, but they re fairly confident that all of that is safe. reporter: that s right, david. the cdc has more data about the effectiveness of these vaccines and they believe fully vaccinated people are safe going to indoor places like salons, gyms and malls. but they want to underscore, those people still need to wear masks when
is a study that s done in rats, and they re finding out that too much of this is going to increase the risk of lung cancer. amazing, right? so you have soda, you re going to end up with lung cancer. now, what they did was they looked at a hundred of these cans across the country, and about half of them had too much caramel. so it s not proven yet. it has made the companies to reduce the amount. but what happens when you drink three or four of those? you re back up to the same level. so i think we need a huge change in our behavior and certainly these companies are not helping us. it s one of the reasons why we see in this epidemic. i mean, how many times we keep saying go work out, do exercise, how much do you have to exercise to catch up with all the sugar and chemicals that they re putting in? i hope the fda is watching and do something drastic, not just changing the writing. uma: well, let s hope so. the risks are still out there. i see jon looking from the side. [laughter] color