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Work. i misunderstood. i thought you were asking about the unvaccinated. so in children, there's a condition we're seeing in children that occurs, and it is concerning. it seems to happen about six weeks or so after illness, but it is rare. and i think that, you know, although kids don't get hospitalized and they're not -- the death rates in children are much, much lower, there's no reason to put them at additional risk. but the condition himself, the miscsc is actually quite rare and we're still learning about it. >> all right. professor joseph allen and dr. nahid bedelia, thank you both for ...

Medical contributor. also, joseph allen, associate professor at harvard school of public health and director of the healthy buildings program. thank you both for being here. dr. bedelia, let me start with you and let's start where gaud left off on the mask mandate in l.a. indoors. i'm sure a lot of americans are nervously watching what's happening there and wondering if it's going to happen in their communities and also wondering what they should do as individuals. and i'm curious, we know this is all about community spread. at what level should people look around and say, hey, maybe it's smar...

Get into november and december, and if you're in an area where case counts rise. masks can be put on quite easily. >> so dr. bedelia, given what the professor just kind of laid out there, i know a lot of parents i know of young kids are worried. i don't think that they are necessarily concerned. the data shows that deaths are so low, but there are concerns about long covid and not knowing kind of what the consequences may be in the long-term if your young child does contract it. how worried should parents be about that? >> so kasie, i want to take one more stab at the initial question you ask ...