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What your neighbors are going through who havaren't vaccinate. if you're not vaccinated, now is a good time to do it. >> what a lot of what we're talking about now is leadership, and the example of leadership. we learned today that president obama, who you worked for, he's decided to cancel a big birthday party he had planned for this weekend. it was going to be hundreds of people all outdoors, even with vaccine requirements and testing protocols they apparently had in place. the big thing is canceled and it's scaled down to family and close friends. do you think that was the right call? >> i ...

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Vaccination, that you are doing social distancing, and you would like to see testing protocols in place, whether it's, you know, a once a week rapid test or pcr testing, but we do see across the nation major shortages in terms of the ability to test, which puts stress on all of this. i do think over the next two weeks we're going to see more and more schools closing. they will be challenged in terms of the number of teachers and staff who are healthy and able to continue in the classroom. there's going to be a period here where most schools are not going to be able to pull it off. >> take us t...

Pfizer booster shot for children 12 to 15 years old. the current situation has some schools returning to remote learning, new york public schools are open for in-class instruction. the nation's largest school system welcomes students back after holiday break with enhancing testing protocols. >> we're going to double down on testing, to get as many people tested as possible. the safest place for our children we know is in a school building. people not in school are not in their rooms, they're in the street not wearing a mask, some not getting the food they deserve, so this is the most important...

Hospital, so sick, and so many more fatalities. >> thank you. let's bring in dr. raja, executive vice chair of the department of emergency medicine at massachusetts general hospital. also a professor at harvard medical school. doctor, so nice to have you this morning. so lots of new year's eve parties happening tonight and a lot of kids going back to school on monday. what do you think the testing protocols should be in schools? should kids be tested the morning of, should they be tested all next week? what do you think we should do? >> it's a great question, laura. first of all, i think it'...