but let's just also celebrate what she's going to build at howard university, a great university. i'm thankful that all those foundations are supporting you. i just wish you were with me. but, you know, there's no doubt that we are at a moment in this country where race again has come to the forefront and journalism is -- it doesn't make friends. journalism really makes people feel uncomfortable. and i understand that our job as journalists and preparing a whole new generation, a changed generation, is to really prepare them to ignite the public conversation and boy has nicole ignited that public conversation. and we'll be forever changed here, nicole, and our faculty are supportive of you greatly and i hope that we will be able to continue to really build a better public university where all students and all of our faculty feel welcomed. and we would have loved to have done it with you, but we don't want to put the burden on you either. >> dean, again, i know you wanted her there, but how did unc blow this so badly? >> on every front. and i don't totally understand it. i think ni

we were probably -- not probably, we were the most open university our size that we know of in where last year through a great effort really led by our students and their compliance. but, now we have vaccines and we thought the right move was to give people choice. one last point, as a practical matter, we think we probably can get at least as far going this route as trying to mandate and then deal with the enforcement problems that go with it. >> one more question on the vaccines here, is you're also saying to students while you're not requiring it, you are saying there will be things that only vaccinated students will be able to do. there will be things that unvaccinated students will not be able to do. isn't that correct? and have you delineated what those things will be? >> it is correct and at least one respect. which is to say those who choose not to be vaccinate willed need to make their own arrangements as they would in any other year with any other disease to first of all stay out of class, stay away from infecting others and they'll have to do their best to keep up with the

our league is comprised of historically black colleges and universities. you're not going to find a cohort of presidents who care more deeply about the health and safety of their students and student athletes than our presidents. one of the hallmarks of historically black colleges and universities is the personal and intimate relationships that the presidents have with their students. so the notion that any one of our presidents would do anything that would undermine the health and safety of students is contrary to the reason why our schools even exist. >> yeah, and, greg, we certainly hope that that is heard loud and clear. you are a very good messenger of this, and we certainly appreciate you being with us today. >> thank you guys for having me. >>> an alabama doctor is sharing how she has made progress changing people's minds on vaccinations, issuing -- issuing a warning to those who are still hesitant to get their dose before it's too late. dr. brittany koby a said she is admitting people with serious infections. all but one of her covid patients is un

university. both had big flying schools. and competitions and meets together and so on. so we grew up together in aviation. >> she's becoming a bit of a hero here in her 80s. i think she's getting her due. and people are paying attention to what you achieved as well. i wonder what it's like -- what is it like having that renewed attention and watching heron joy some notoriety now? >> i am so pleased for her because she had this in her mind all these years. she was going to go in space. and i guess i'm more of a realist. i just went along in aviation and was very happy in aviation. she was in aviation, too. she was doing a lot of flying. but she kept talking about space. she wanted to go in space. and we grew up in airplanes together at oklahoma. i was at oklahoma university, she was at oklahoma state university. so we had lots of combined competitions and so on. so we grew up together in aviation, and i've known all these years that she had in her mind that she was going to go in space. and she d

so talk about like coming into his first year of university with a bang. he gets to say he's the youngest astronaut. that's pretty cool. but as you pointed out, it was his father that placed the winning bid for him. blue origin has said they have two more flights that they are planning to operate in 2021, and those seats have already been sold. they're selling tickets right now. we don't know the going price for those other tickets right now. we don't know what oliver and his father paid for this flight, but we do know one auction winner paid $28 million. virgin galactic's flights, they sold nearly 600 of them. they were going for around $200,000. >> and blue origin says the 28 million is being donated to a number of different charities. we'll have a lot more here. we're counting down to the launch of the new shepherd rocket, as i said, named after alan shepherd, first american into space. jeff bezos, three crew mates about to leave the training center for the launch paid. stay with cnn for the live coverage. what if you could have the perspective to see m

they are depending on us. >> reporter: meantime, a federal judge ruling indiana university can require students to get the covid-19 vaccine to return to campus. >> the sooner that everyone gets vaccinated, the sooner we can go back to normal. >> reporter: the delta variant sending younger people to hospitals. doctors in several states, experiencing a surge say there is one thing most patients have in common. >> we are seeing this surge because of its almost a pandemic of the unvaccinated is what're seeing. >> reporter: at the white house president joe biden urging all americans to get vaccinated as soon as possible. >> the data couldn't be clearer, if you're fully vaccinated, you have a high degree of protection against severe illness, hospitalization, and death. if you're unvaccinated, you are not protected. so please, please get vaccinated. >> erica hill, cnn, new york. >> and joining us now is cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta who is live for us from tokyo. sanjay, first, before we get to the questions of health, which are so at the forefront of these games, what is t

a biology professor at the university of massachusetts dartmouth with us now. and look, i'm sure that you're hearing from your friends, people around you, this is the hot topic, right, for vaccinated people. can we get it? should we be worried? what do you say? >> well, good morning, brianna. we know there are breakthrough cases and we knew they were going to happen right from the start when they released the phase 3 data that said that the vaccines were roughly 95% effective. so, basic math, at least five out of every 100 cases were going to be breakthrough cases. so, seeing them now is really not unsurprising in that the greatest scheme of the pandemic. it's just that people have been caught by surprise. i'm fully vaccinated. i've changed my behavior. i'm out going to restaurants and bars and clubs. oh, no, i got infected. and these -- we just knew it was going to happen. it's sort of caught the public by surprise. >> so let's talk about what this means operationally, if we can. the cdc lists a number of actives that it says is safe for vaccinated americans t

assistant professor of pediatrics and colombia university irving medical. doctor, thank you for being with us this morning. you know, just tell us how dangerous this delta variant is for children under 12 who obviously can't get vaccinated yet. >> good morning, brianna. it's great to be with you guys. i wish i could tell you just exactly how dangerous this is. the truth is we don't know. we know the delta variant is spreading more easily than other variants have in the past. that's what viruses do. they mu tate so they can spread easier among the hosts, which is us unfortunately. and we're seeing more infections in kids. we don't know yet how severe this is. i can tell you anecdotally on the ground it doesn't seem like the kids who are getting this variant are having a more severe illness, but we just don't know enough yet which is why this is so concerning. >> yeah. look, kids often don't show many symptoms. but we do know that hundreds have died in the u.s. so this is an issue that many parent aren't going to ignore. we're seeing rare breakthroughs in adu

i do believe there are certain settings, colleges, universities, where you should require vaccination per attendance. >> federal employees? >> well, federal employees, you know, there i think you need to look at some of the legal issues and see what you are able to do. healthcare settings i think it should be required. at our foundation, to come to work in the building, we're requiring vaccination. it is an important thing to look at. and what we have seen with childhood immunization, i'm a pediatrician, is that when a vaccine is required, a lot of people who have been on the fence, really don't want to get it, but they don't care that passionately, they bring their children in and they get vaccinated. and so you do see an increase in vaccination rates. >> we will be watching. we'll be watching this especially come fall with school. dr. richard besser, thank you. >>> this whole debate is playing out in the nfl, which is now doing its part to encourage vaccinations among players by rolling out new penalties for teams with covid outbreaks this season. commissioner roger goodell saying i

and that comment sparked backlash from many people, including at howard university where richard was recently named dean of the school of fine arts saying her words lack sensitivity towards survives of sexual assault. and friday she apologized to the school's students and parents. let's talk with a howard university student who says that felicia richard's tweet was irresponsible. thank you so much for joining us today. i think we're all very curious to know what students at howard are thinking. what are you thinking? what did you think initially when you saw her tweet the one with the picture of bill cosby? >> yes, absolutely. thank you so much for having me this morning. i absolutely think it lacked irresponsibility. i mean, it was irresponsible. it lacked a lot of empathy. i can see as with her personal relationship with bill cosby where her words could be coming from, but in her position she has to think about her students first. she has to think about how her words, her actions will affect her students and even how the lack of trustworthiness may come into play when she actually

. >> so let's bring in infectious disease professor at florida national university. this is the strongest we've heard president biden come out and directly connect misinformation with the loss of life. first of all, if is that what you're seeing in this practice, that misinformation is contributing directly to vaccine hesitancy? >> always there is a problem with misinformation, leading poom to get confused and afraid and focusing on things that are based on fear and not based on reality. and that's always a big -- a terrible thing. and the way we know it's true is because we are seeing a huge rise in hospitalizations in the unvaccinated. we talk to these unvaccinated people and you ask them what is their source of information as to why they're unvaccinated, their sources of information for why they're unvaccinated tend to be sources that are not really reliable and are not telling the truth. >> so do you think that this really offense by the white house against disinformation on social media companies is therefore warranted, overdue? should it be accelerated? >> it's

masks need to continue to be worn unless there's universal vaccination. you also need to increase ventilation and distancing and test and prepare for cases and the response to cases so you can limit any spread if it does occur. we can tame this virus, even with the delta strain, but that means working together, vaccinating and following the data so we adjust our policies and our programs to protect people as effectively as possible. >> one of the most insidious things that we're seeing right now as we have these miracle vaccines is fox and other right wing media outlets and politicians who kind of have this, you know, feedback loop with them, creating this anti-covid vaccine and even anti-vaccine period message and just perpetuating it. how concerned are you about that? >> it's very worrisome. we used to say about foreign policy that partisanship stops at our shores. and that's long gone. but at least we should say when we're coming to the human race, our -- all people, all humanity against a virus we should all be in this together. and when it comes to s

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universal masking works. we know it works. >> this one, i love it because it has crowns. >> reporter: uncertainty is all that certain for the gards, who considered entering audrey into the vaccine trial. they say they're bracing for the worst case scenario. >> i tell my husband he can no longer work because he needs to run at-home school. audrey comes home and then i am our single breadwinner for this family of four. >> reporter: gwinnett county public schools tells me they will be taking mitigation measures, including social distancing. the students, when able to, they'll be disinfecting areas pretty frequently and have quarantine protocols in place in case a student faculty member. governor kemp signed an executive order in may which basically restricts the usage of masks in schools but does not go far enough in outright banning them. we should also mention nine out of the 20 largest school districts in the country are mak making masks optional at this point. john and brianna? >> amara walker, thank you ver

but, you know what, it's pretty universally true for professional athletes. we are defined by our sport. and we define ourselves often by our sport. and i truly believe that this is the first time that simone biles feels like she's more than a gymnast with the outpouring of support for her. rightfully so, because, you know, what was clear to i think most olympians watching is that simone wasn't in the zone, you know. there is this sports psychology term of being in the zone. it's when athletes find the right mental head space to compete at their best. and we saw simone, what happened in the prelims. she couldn't find it. she couldn't getteather the abi to be the gymnast she was. she said, i don't want to lose a medal for my team in the event. i have the spins, i'm not landing my routines. so she got out of the way, she let the three other young ladies suni, grace, and jordan, who just did beautifully, win a silver medal. i think that was incredibly selfless of her. >> how encouraged should we be that simone biles is saying she now realizes she's more than jus

universal pre-k for children. wit we know that has an impact on children. i like your jibe at beginning, but i never lived in washington, d.c. my strength has been i come from outside. i come from a working class community in kwqueens. a burough in new york city. democrats maintain the connection with the middle class americans. >> the beltway is worse off. >> anything is better than washington, gentlemen. thank you. it is a wonderful opportunity to have you together debating this. discussing this. it is an internal conversation within the party which is so important. joel and dr. el-sayed, thank you. >> thank you. >>> up next, the billionaire battle now to get to the moon and jeff bezos beat out elon musk. >>> and revolutions in the britney spears case. what her mother told the court about the pop star's father. priceline will partner with even more vegas hotels to turn their unsold rooms into amazing deals. delegates, how do you vote? (cheering) ♪ yes, y-y-y-yes, yes... ♪ that is freaky. (applause) show me the olympics. [ "bugler's dream" playing ] â™

carlos del rio, executive associate dean of emory university school of medicine at grady health system and also served as investigator in phase 3 of moderna's coronavirus vaccine study. dr. del rio, do americans need a booster shot? all right. i think your answer is a mystery to the american people because i do not think we can hear you. dr. del rio, are you there? can we check with you again? all right. listen, we're going to get dr. del rio's audio up because these are really important questions to answer, so much more on coronavirus and the vaccines in just a moment. >>> breaking overnight -- >> we do him. >> oh, great. let's go back. >> dr. del rio, you're back. >> yeah. >> listen, do you think americans need coronavirus booster shots? >> john, sorry for that. no, the answer to that is no. at this point in time americans don't need booster shots. what americans need is to be immunized. if you haven't been vaccinated the delta variant is a serious problem. if you received your full i immunization two doses of pfizer and moderna you do not need a booster shot at this point in time. >

they include alabama, arkansas, florida, indiana, but the focus there has really been more so on universities. there's also montana, oklahoma, and utah. and the legislation does vary state by state. so if you look at indiana and florida, for instance, they're focused more so on prohibiting this idea of vaccine passports, so prohibiting requiring documentation of your vaccination status whereas the other states are really focused on prohibiting the actual requirement of getting vaccinated and it's interesting, also, when you look at the public's opinion of this, a kaiser family foundation poll found that among the public, about half of people sur vet surveyed support vaccine requirements in schools. one in ten say they are get their kids vaccinated if it's required in school. 42% of parents 14 to 17 say their child is vaccinated or they have plans to do so. this is an interesting conversation. >> and as school approaches, so too will more of this conversation. jacqueline howard, thank you. >>> so this morning, the white house is voicing support for more vaccine requirements at the local level

a random twitter user, a woman critical of trump university, a critic of his golf courses, the organizer of a dump trump campaign, author michael wolff, former senate majority leader harry reed, 92-year-old widow, social conduct accusers, former aide, gop senator ted cruz, john kasich who trump wanted to sue for, quote, fun. a person who made anti-trump t-shirts, mary trump, and an artist who painted a nude of him. the artist said she was threatened by someone claiming to be part of trump's team if the piece was sold. but why? why does he do this over and over? perhaps he gave us a hint at the press conference for this new lawsuit. >> if you say it long enough, hard enough, often enough, people will start to believe it. >> that may have worked with the big lie that he won the 2020 election when he actually lost it. but when it comes to lawsuits, trump has just become the litigant who cried wolf. >> i didn't know about the naked painting. >> i didn't either. you know, we do our research and we uncover all these interesting things, and that might be the most interesting. >> i hope you didn

case to the lansing, michigan, fbi because so many gymnasts trained and attended the michigan state university. they did not do that. so over a year nothing was done on allegations against larry nassar because the only law enforcement agency that knew about him was the fbi in indianapolis. and they did nothing. and during that year, the report states more than 70 young athletes were allegedly sexually assaulted by nassar. attorney for the vast majority of nassar's victims tells me at this point 120 young women were allegedly sexually assaulted from 2015 to 2016 while the fbi was silent. the inspector general confirms in his report the materially false statements were made by an fbi supervisory special agent during the interviews that the field office provided incomplete, inaccurate information to response to internal fbi inquiries and they did not forward the allegations on to fbi agents or local agents in michigan. the attorney for former indianapolis field special agent in charge john abbott tells cnn, mr. abbott has received and reviewed a copy of the report. mr. abbott thanks the law enfor

government level down to street level, at least in some of the views professor hanna cloak of redding university, part of that system who helped set it up, it's simply unforgivable. the other aspect which is clear to these side of specialists is that what other people may say, this is a consequence of climate change. the issue is how do you cope of future floods of this nature rather than the aftermath of them. >> more damage related possibly to climate change. sam kylie, thank you very much for joining us from germany. "new day" continues right now. ♪ >>> hello, i'm brianna keilar alongside john avlon on this new day. >>> breaking news, american athlete testing positive for coronavirus in japan, just days before the start of the olympic games. >>> and facebook hits back hard after joe biden accuses social media companies of spreading deadly disinformation. >>> and breaking now the biden administration pointing the finger at china for a massive ransomware attack. >>> and get ready to blast off. what amazon founder jeff bezos is saying this morning to cnn ahead of his trip into space. ♪ >>> w

. >> reporter: this mobile vaccination clinic run by the university of miami health system travels to schools and underserved communities where covid-19 cases are rising again. and with back to school just weeks away, their efforts are ramping up. >> it can vary. some days we vaccinate over 100 people in a day and other days are little lower numbers. >> right now in florida, the number of new covid-19 cases have roughly doubled in the last two weeks. and only about 47% of residents in florida are fully vaccinated. >> we were heading in the right direction. people were getting their vaccines. people were continuing to be careful while they got their vaccines. but we jumped the gun. we jumped the gun because people who were unvaccinated were following what the cdc recommended for vaccinated people. and mingling and co-mingling. >> reporter: as the officer of governor ron desantis told cnn he ruled out any possibility of a lockdown. hospitals like miami jackson health system are reporting a surge in unvaccinated and younger patients. the age group with the lowest vaccination rate in the

cuba and would strongly condemn violence or targeting against protesters who are demonstrating their universal rights. what do you think happens next on the island, mayor? >> it remains to be seen. we've already seen the kind of violence that the national security adviser is warning against. the cuban government, i think, was shocked frankly and your correspondent said the impressiveness and they didn't know how to react. >> all right. mayor francis suarez, i do appreciate the effort. we thank you for joining us this morning. i know you were expressing your solidarity with the people on the streets of cuba right now. >>> developing overnight, prince william and the mayor of london condemning the racial abuse on social media that targeted some of england's players following their crushing loss to italy in the euro finals. cnn sports contributor darren lewis joins me from wembley stadium. daily columnist for "the mirror." american sports fans or americans in general who don't know what happened, england lost in a penalty shootout. it was heartbreaking and crushing from a sports perspective. what

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. >> the united states stands firmly with the people of cuba as they assert their universal rights and we call on the government to attempt to silence "the the voices of the people of cuba. >> joining us to discuss this is jim accosta, correspondent and anchor. his father fled in 1962, three weeks before the cuban missile chri crisis. we have a picture you posted to instagram. things have changed a lot in five years here. >> they really have. i will tell you, when my dad and i went to cuba in 2016, you know, he had not been back in 50 years, and we wanted to find some of his relatives. and, you know, there are lots of cuban-americans in this country. we all have different experiences. he wanted to go back. i know there are a lot of cuban-americans who say they would never go back. he wanted to go back. we went back. we ran into some relatives they hadn't seen in half a century. they recognized him right away despite the fact he was a viejo, an old man. i can say that. the tears were heart felt at the reunion. my dad said, jimmy, this island hadn't changed in 50 years. one of the things

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let's bring in an astro physicist and a professor at george mason university. you know, this obviously gets a lot of attention, richard branson going to space. do you see this trip as ground breaking as he sees it? >> well, i don't know if i see it as ground breaking as he sees it but it's certainly ground breaking. we already had a billionaire start the space race, the tourism space race back in the late '90s, 1998. so there were several space tourists that went to space in the early 2000s before this. but more in a standard model. and that was take up a rocket, go to the space station, hang out for several days then come back down to earth. this is something completely new. this is a different manifestation of space tourism. so instead of going and staying at a space hotel, right, just kind of go and hang out, see the earth, see space, and then come back to earth. it's just a day. >> yeah. it's very, very quick. >> how will jeff bezos' trip be different, do you think? >> well, listen, it's a completely different model. they're coming down on parachutes. they'

for no other reason they will start to obviate some of these other problems, like the need for masks universally in schools. the message for parents is it's going to be a year -- another year their kids will be wearing a mask. maybe not the whoelt year, several months, we'll see how it goes. and that it can be done safely. the schools even before vaccines could open safely and, you know, really reduce viral transmission, have some of the lowest viral transmission in the community, could be within the school. i'm talking about even pre-vaccines. but despite the fact that we have vaccines now, despite the fact we've made all this progress, schools are going to feel in a position though it's going to be in-person, they are largely going to need to wear masks. die p depending how much of a burden they think that is, people are going to respond differently. we know certain school drilkts in the country, we have a list of them, have basically said there's no way they're going to do mask mandates again. we know since yesterday, there are school districts such as gwinnett county here in georgia, okay, w

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an astro physicist and professor at george mason university. so much to discuss because this is pretty fascinating. but a trip to the edge of space, so tell us about where he is flying exactly, the trajectory. >> right. so what we're looking at here is what's called a sub orbital flight, we divided space activities into two, if not three. orbital and suborbital and leaving earth. you need a bigger, faster rocket to go further. so what they're doing is sub orbital. now here is the rub. how do you define the beginning of space? so, in america's military and aerospace industries, it's 50 miles. now, here is the thing, i think it's based on having a round number. right? there is no actual beginning of space. the atmosphere kind of peters out gradually. so if you think in kilometers, they define the carbon line at 100 kilometers. here in america, we use 50 miles. and so, the carbon line is 62 miles. bezos is going to 66. but it's basically just you go up and do that, right? and you come back down. so that's a big area of research. sub or bial resear

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. >> we just got new reporting from senior democratic aide laying out that democrats sent a universal offer to republicans in that bipartisan group yesterday because they're trying to resolve some outstanding sticking points on transportation, on water, on broadband funding. if that sounds like a lot it's because it is, brianna. at this point there was supposed to be a deal after this weekend. and we just don't have one at this point. now, lawmakers are coming back to washington this evening. we'll see if after a meeting they might be able to come to some kind of consensus, but the fact that we have so many outstanding issues and it is monday morning after a weekend of negotiating, it's not necessarily a great sign for the future of that bipartisan deal. >> all right. we will keep watching that. we know you will, lauren fox, thank you so much. >>> a long-time ally of president trump is facing a judge in new york today after shelling out millions just to bail out. >>> and two officers who helped pull a car off a baby girl, literally helped pull a car off of her, they join us live to ta

or making benefits dependent on it or making admission to all kinds of places whether it's schools, universities, airlines, facilities. contingent on being vaccinated. it really is ridiculous for us to be tolerating what is now something that we wouldn't tolerate. we make people wear seat belts, we have speed limits, we make kids show their vaccination card when they come from their doctor and enroll in elementary or secondary school and we're just sort of letting this mass irresponsibility happen. but again, whatever we can do about it, you have an entire political movement fostering this really damaging -- i don't know what to call it, view. >> look, they also -- they booed fauci. lock him up, all that kind of stuff, with fauci. i understand the need among some people to create billings. but the cheering for low vaccination rates again, it's as if they're rooting for covid. i just never thought i would see something like that. >> it's right, john. look, during the height of it, there were some arguments, not very good ones, but some arguments that we should be friendlier to opening up, a littl

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