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Leaders are not doing enough to keep teachers say. >> we are in the part of the omicron search amp the 20% positivity or higher -- >> they acknowledge those concerns but the data and the science doesn't support them given that 91% of chicago public school staff is vaccinated and nearly a third of students received one dose. >> the hospitalization risk a month adults with the booster vaccine is literally near zero. >> there is no evidence throughout the schools throughout the semester, one terror semester with all the complaints by what we didn't have, the misinformation we so any significant l...

Making their own decisions. many of them, the kids in my district as well. >> harris: actually, the president of the united states said specifically about the democratic leaders he thought it was too soon in the schools. i live in new jersey where murphy got everything started with that. and biden didn't support it. he said it is based on science, the science doesn't support what they think in the white house. all right, we will move on. jason. >> jason: yeah, you can go to the super bowl and not wear a mask and sit shoulder to shoulder with somebody and enjoy a game. heaven forbid you get on ...

Talking about this, you've known from the early date of the covid poses a relatively minuscule risk to small children. as of september 30th during the entire pandemic 520 children died from covid in the united states. we don't want any child to ever die but the fatality rate of 0.one% of those we know had covid. millions more had covid. why do they keep pretending kids are at risk for covid, it is 95% survivability rate, 99.something so doctor alexander, one of this, this is bizarre. >> thanks for having me again. the science doesn't support vaccines under 19 for covid.

What would concern me is if it were off entirely. there's no sense of that. there is a sense that it's diminishing over time and that a booster should bring it all the way back to full impact. >> so-called generation vaccines are under investigation right now that experts say should last longer but won't be available for another year or two. shannon. >> shannon: laura ingle, thanks so much. things getting contentious at this week's hearing of a san diego board of supervisors on the county's efforts to combat the coronavirus pandemic. dozens of students, parents and even nurses spoke up at the ...

Work week, and still stormy skies across the central u.s. back to you guys. >> we'll get ready for t karen, thank you very much. we will see you back here at the top of the hour, 8:00 eastern, for more "new day sunday." >> "sanjay gupta m.d. starts for you now. hey there, something surprising to start with, you're going so see how easily you can buy steroids and other medicines, sometimes with dangerous side effects with the click of a mouse. also we tell to you read food labels all the time butted those mysterious ingredients sometimes look like code words. or a foreign language. first ...