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Welcome back to newsroom, everyone. i'm alisyn camerota. as coronavirus cases surge across the country, the cdc is now sharing new findings about the highly contagious delta variant. and the threat that it poses to both unvaccinated and vaccinated americans. the new data shows the delta variant causes more severe disease than the original strain. and it's also one of the most transmissible viruses ever. it is just as contagious as the chicken pox and more contagious than the common cold, the seasonal flu, small pox, ebola, and sars. the cdc says it does not matter if you are vaccinated or not,...

Have been either impacted by disinformation, spread by him, or who simply just need a little more of a nudge to make them comfortable. that's our job. >> yeah. i had a lawmaker on earlier, a republican, who is a pharmacist. he's out there saying, look, you should take vaccine. we're seeing republicans in congress who have been out there on the forefront putting out psa's saying take the vaccine. it is safe. i want to listen to what dr. fauci said yesterday on cnn. >> if we had had the pushback for vaccines the way we're seeing on certain media, i don't think it would have been possible at all ...

Hpv. but it turns out that a lot of these anti-vaccine themes are as old as vaccines themselves. so buckle up for a brief history of anti-vax conspiracy theories. let's start in the 1790s when small pox was combatted by an early vaccine. attacked by opponents, quote, a foreign assault on traditional order. sound familiar? check out this contemporary cartoon showing people turning into cows because the vaccine's use of cow pox as a way to inoculate against small pox. fast forward to 1885 during a deadly outbreak in montreal. they circulated this pamphlet decrying the tierney of doctor craft, th...

What if there was no such thing as Covid-19, and the US government simply told everyone that the flu is expected to spread more easily this year, so we are going to shut down all [...]

“People evolve and change," said City Commissioner John Valdes in an interview with The Record. "Times change and an elected government reflects that change through the evolution of our laws. People will probably look back in 100 years at some of the ordinances we passed today with the same amazement that we look at those of 100 or 200 years ago. “Our city attorney [Isabelle Lopez] is constantly reviewing ordinances to do what she calls 'dusting and cleaning' and bring them to us to make them more appropriate for the time in which we live,” Valdes said. The following is a selection of ...