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As the white house scrambles to get his stated goal of having 70% of americans have at least one dose of vaccine by july 4. but they are playing catch-up with what they are calling a national month of action. as many as 14 million would need to get their first dose just to meet the goal. this comes as we see the delta variant across the u.s. nice to see you, doctor. on abc it was asked whether they saw seeing the delta virus becoming the dominant virus. >> essentially, when these mutate, they do...

That, but getting people vaccinated. we have very, very good vaccines. thats the reason why ive been saying we dont want to let happen in the united states what is happening currently in the uk. >> okay. dr. paul offet directs the vaccination center at childrens hospital of philadelphia. he joins us now. always great to have you, doctor. how concerned should we be about the delta variant. >> very concerned. this is a bad coronavirus out of china has continued to mutate. when it mutates, it becom...

Opposition mounted against the idea of the pandemic or vaccine, folks are going to say, well, thats a cost of doing business. unfortunately, its not. we have a safe and effective vaccine that you can take to protect yourself, your family and your community. the other piece of this is that we are watching, as this virus continues to show us that it can mutate. and as it mutates, it can take on capacities that even seen the original garden variety, wild-type coronavirus did not have. so, i worry a...

Humans and become deadly pandemic viruses. they take multiple mutations along the way. mutate from the bat several times to get to a host animal and mutate within the host animal to get to a human and mutate further to become deadly. this virus emerged in december of 2019 with none of those mutations. it was perfectly designed to infect and kill and spread human beings. that only makes sense if it was engineered in a lab not out of nature. >> harris: well, you know, with kind of the runaround th...

Well over a third. japans uptake has been much slower, but not because theyre short on supplies. the health ministers of those countries have been meeting in oxford at the university which created the worlds most widely used covid vaccine. now the co—creator of the oxford astrazeneca jab is calling on world leaders to share that vaccine more fairly. globally, we need to be able to find the funds and the means to vaccinate widely across the world. if we dont, what will happen is more mutations ...

Countries have been meeting in oxford at the university which created the worlds most widely used covid vaccine. now the co—creator of the oxford astrazeneca jab is calling on world leaders to share that vaccine more fairly. globally, we need to be able to find the funds and the means to vaccinate widely across the world. if we dont, what will happen is more mutations arising in the virus, and we will have a harder and harder task to fight the virus as it continues to mutate. the un agency uni...

Who say that what it has shown them is that, you know, its better for people to hear it from their pastor, their doctor, people they really trust in the local community, but the bigger question is, how are you going to get, you know, whether its a mobile unit into those communities and so forth, but its also a global community, we know the reason the coronavirus is and was a global pandemic is because thats the way the world works right now, which is why what president biden and the administrati...

Unexpected could happen. that might be why we would look at whats happening in vietnam and their announcement with some concern because so far, weve done a pretty good job. the vaccines have risen resisted the new variants, but is there something about the two variants getting together that could cause something to happen to the virus that might be unexpected? you know, it is possible and as we were learning _ know, it is possible and as we were learning more about the different variants _ learn...

Continues to mutate. its ongone, the pandemic is raging around the world. as we look at different variants happen and around the world, the b.1.617.2 in india, we know this is something affecting many, many nations. the vaccinations are holding up. the variant in vietnam is something to keep a close eye on but its a variant of concern and interest. we are having ongoing surveillance, people that are unvaccinated understand they need to get vaccinated. the vaccines are readily available here in t...

If we learn something new, we incorporate it and move forward. >> and the new variant in vietnam, they say its a combination of variants, it seems as if its more transmissible, theyre blaming the recent surge on this new variant. how concerned are you about this, and what science do we have to back up the claim that the vaccines that we have gotten will protect against variants like this one? >> this is a really important question. so what were seeing in vietnam is an indication that we have a m...