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Find the taste makers in those communities to get the information out so they can disseminate it out to the community. >> reporter: look, there are also pushes for education about monkeypox and monkeypox vaccinations at the charlotte pride event in cooperation with federal officials. bianna, look, when talking to the people here, the health department said we appreciate those extra vaccines but were going to need more vaccines just for our residents once weve gotten through this pride festival w...

About covid and children. a study finding upper airway infections in kids are more common with the omicron variant than other variants. jacqueline howard is joining us now with the details. so most parents, pretty familiar with an upper airway infection, c i could say. but what is it what were seeing with omicron and how that variant might contribute to this. >> theyre noticing more acute upper airway infections in children with covid-19 during the omicron wave. and an example of it is croupe. t...

They mask, right? it might be going a lot more to protecting your health. theres a new study finding that they rated them as significantly more attractive. may be reason to keep them around. >> i know. and i will say this. here is the mask. look at how much of my face is covered right now, okay? and what that means, and everybody at home has had this experience, where you meet someone you think they are good looking with the mask on and the mask comes off and you are like, who let the creature f...

“natural immunity.” the study finding that fully vaccinated people are about five times less likely to develop covid, compared to unvaccinated people who previously had the virus. but in new york city, a showdow. the firefighters union warning of shortages of first responders. >> new york city is going to come to a crisis on monday morning. response times are going to go through the roof. >> reporter: this after thousands of city workers missed a 5:00 deadline today to get vaccinated or go u...

Difference. cecilia, thank you. now to the pandemic. a new study on mixing and matching vaccines coming on the eve of a key fda meeting on booster shots. preliminary findings indicating that getting a booster different from your original vaccination is likely safe and effectve. and up next for that panel, pfizers vaccine for 5 to 11-year-olds. the white house telling governors to get ready to vaccinate kids in that age group early next mounth. and the u.s. working vaccinated travelers next mon...

Supply-chain bottleneck high on employment and labor shortages, dont expect that to go away anytime soon and a new study finding in the short term it could get only worse. the national association for business economics warning the labor shortage could continue through 2023. >> its hard to find people who want to work right now. >> in april alone, 740,000 workers quit the hospitality and leisure industry which includes hotels, bars, and entertainment venues. some businesses even turned to social...

Ill and even if they are vaccinated they would be potentially more likely to experience some of these breakthrough infections and the study finding about 44% of the people of the breakthrough cases hospitalized right now are those people who are immunocompromised. thats one of the reasons why the fda and cdc considered a third booster for that segment of the population. so far that emergency use authorization from the fda only allows two doses. we will see if that changes, especially for those w...

Do you see the vaccine becoming politicized? >> im hoping that political leaders across the entire political aisle not turn this into a -- you know, red state or a blue state issue. >> reporter: the study finding limited side effects, especially when volunteers took acetaminophen. and with no signs of the pandemic slowing down, the oxford researchers say they know the pressure is on to create an effective vaccine as quickly and as safely as possible. >> we feel that theres urgency and pressure, ...

>> bill: thank you. instant analysis there he is in washington, d.c. see you again in new york, thank you, guy. 20 past. >> sandra: startling new snapshot of the vaping epidemic in this country. a new study finding 1 in 4 high school students now smoking e-cigarettes. whats contributing to that crisis? dr. marc siegel will join us. >> bill: austin, texas, cleaning up after the homeless camps have been broken down. city officials working on a long-term solution. hud secretary ben carson was in th...

Playing a real-life hero. actor danny trejo, known for bad guy roles in "machete" and "desperado," witnessed a rollover crash in los angeles and sprang into action, helping pull a small boy from the vehicle. everyone is expected to be okay. a new study finding too much coffee could trigger migraines. harvard researchers reporting that drinking three or more servings of coffee a day increases the risk of migraine headaches by 40% for my graigra sufferers. researchers noting the strength of the ...