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"lindsay mar" Discussed on KTOK
"Talk to an emergency physician and public health professor at George Washington University, about the latest CDC guidance for those who are currently vaccinated and those who remain unvaccinated. Will also discuss the latest scientific findings on infection and transmission of covert 19 among those who received the Corona virus vaccines. Then I'll be joined by Dr T. A. Dol, chief clinical operations officer at the Trevor Project to discuss LGBT Q mental health And how the pandemic has intensified. You depression and anxieties is really important. Discussions are on the way first to get things started. I'm joined by Dr Lena When an emergency physician and public health professor at George Washington University, she's a contributing columnist for The Washington Post and a CNN medical analyst. Previously, she served as Baltimore's health commissioner, and she's author of the forthcoming book. Lifelines a doctor's journey in the fight for public health doctor when thank you so much for taking the time to talk to us. And let's begin with the latest CDC guidance that came out a few days ago. What stood out to you as the most important takeaways for the public to understand from that update First of all great to join your Ryan. Thank you for your work in hello to your audience. You know, I think that the CDC guidelines, they are step in the right direction because what the CDC has been doing is to say now that we're getting more and more people vaccinated. Now that we have a lower level of induction in the community, we can begin relaxing some guidelines. S so what they've done. The first is to make clear that out toward Even unvaccinated. People don't need to be wearing masks in a lot of circumstances, which, frankly, is common sense. If you are living in an area where you can easily cross the street, if somebody is coming over towards you, you don't need to be worrying mask That doesn't really make sense. I actually like them. Two out of three rules that Dr Lindsay Mar on, but others have popped that which is If you're unvaccinated ub two out of three things outdoors mask or distancing. So if you're indoors, you need baths and distancing. But if you're outdoors and your distance you don't need about. So I'm glad that the city state actually embraced this kind of common sense Proposals for unvaccinated people. And I think that the also figures he did was the same. If you are vaccinated that decreases your risk for basically every activity, And so if you are now vaccinated things that were higher risk are now moved to lower risk. That said, I also think the CDC actually should go a lot further because I don't think that the American population is responding to societal levels of risk and what you should do in your personal life. I think people want to be told. What can I do in my life when I am fully vaccinated? Big question seems to center around the possibility of infection and transmission among those who are vaccinated. If someone has received the vaccine and the likelihood of them getting infected with covert 19, or potentially spreading it to others, is extremely low. That would seem to indicate that they'd be able to safely return to a much more normal life. What do we know about that at this point? Yes, And we are getting accumulating evidence of this. So now we have incredible amounts of real world evidence of the U. S from the UK from Israel from other places that show That two things are true. One is that If you are fully vaccinated, so, meeting two weeks after him, you your second dose of the vaccine or or two weeks after the windows of Justin Johnson than you are now. That you risk of your becoming severely film is extremely low. The risk of you getting symptomatically ILM is even very low. So just to give you the latest numbers on a CDC report, they found them as of last week. Out of 87 million fully faxes, People 7157 people got infected, which sounds like a lot, but that is a rate of 0.8%. That's really low. And that and for those individuals, to my knowledge there have not yet been cases of individuals who are fully vaccinated, who are documented to be super spreaders. Before then spreading probe. It's other people. All this is to say, I think we have overwhelming evidence down that vaccination protects you. It protects others around you. And I think there needs to be the public health guidance needs to be adjusted for the individual with fully vaccinated to save. Look, not everybody is ready to return to normal life. And people should should. People have different colors of risk. Some people are going to look at Wow. More than 7000. People got infected. I don't want to be one of them. I understand that, But there are plenty of people who will say, Well, look at those numbers to say I am I can live with the rate of infection of 0.8%. I want to get back to every aspect of my pre pandemic normal and we shouldn't judge them for that, either. I'm joined by Dr Lena When an emergency physician and public health professor at George Washington University, she's a contributing columnist for The Washington Post in a CNN medical analyst, and she previously served as Baltimore's health commissioner. Let me go back to the outdoor activities. Another area where I think there's a bit of confusion. What exactly do we know about the virus and how it acts in outdoor settings and We have a pretty solid grasp on outdoor spread and transmission. At this point we do and here's why so we know that being outdoors is supposed to be indoors is incredibly protective. The likelihood of spreading coronavirus outdoors decreases by 18 19 fold as compared to indoors, and that's because the outdoor air disperses whatever virus particles. They have actually been relatively few cases of documented outdoors infection. There have been studies out of China out of Ireland about other places that looked at contact freezing and they really found truly a handful of infections that were documented to be outdoors and so in terms of people are worried. Hey, what if somebody runs by me or is spiking by these? That transient. There's literally we can't say at this point. If we can't say there's no, there's no such thing as zero. Right? However, that is a minute school minister. Risk. I don't think that's ever been documented of jogger, giving another jogger who they happened to be passing. Coronavirus. I would be more worried about setting with a whole bunch of unvaccinated people packed together. I think everybody's vaccinated. There's no danger. But if there but if there are some people in the group who are unvaccinated, I worry about their danger to one another. Not so much the danger of the back. Neither person catching some people be unvaccinated, but rather if there are many group if there are many unvaccinated individuals, for example, Children who cannot yet be vaccinated. I think that there is still Theoretical risk, but that risk is much reduced outdoors. I would much rather that those people are in close proximity outdoors than indoors and let me follow up on kids and young adults. The reopening schools has been a major issue in this country for quite some time, Parents, teachers administrators all interested in how the virus potentially spreads among younger people. What the risk factors are like Now that's some schools have featured in person learning for a few months, and there's a lot more data on this issue. We've come a long way and understanding that part of the pandemic correct. Absolutely well, We know that kids definitely get sick from Corona virus. The most recent numbers from the American Academy of Pediatrics are that there have been 3.7 million Children. Who have been diagnosed with Kobe 19 in the US since the beginning of the pandemic there. A 190.8% of them were hospitalized. And tragically as of last week, Our numbers show that 296 Children have died from Kobe, my team just for comparison. During an average flu season, the number of Children who come to influenza range from 35 to 186 so We're higher than the number of who died from flu, but not many magnitudes higher And so Children, especially younger Children tend to transmit left probably than adults do, however, they can transmit an older Children. Will tran transmit at the same rate, probably as adults. Um, vaccines are now available defies the vaccine is available for 16 and older..
KQED Radio
"lindsay mar" Discussed on KQED Radio
"74 to 82. It's morning edition from NPR News. I'm Steve Inskeep, and I'm No. Well, King. Good morning. Do you need to wear a mask when you're outside? There's still a federal mask mandate in place, but the CDC is expected to update its guidance on masks later today, NPR health correspondent Maria Godoy is following this story. Good morning, Maria. Good morning, Noel. So the CDC is issuing an update on masks. Why? Well, when big reason is the growing number of Americans who have now been vaccinated against covert 19. More than half of the adult population has gotten at least one dose. And so that's helping pave the way for the beginning of a return to normal. Here's Dr Anthony Fauci, America's top infectious disease expert, speaking on ABC. Pretty common sense now that outdoor the risk is really, really quite low, particularly if you're vaccinated. I spoke with Dr Monica Gandhi. She's an infectious disease specialist at the University of California, San Francisco. She notes that other countries with high vaccination rates don't have outdoor mass mandates. Israel released their outdoor mass mandates a week or so ago. The U. K does not mask out the words and so we're also probably looking at other countries. You have very high vaccination rates even higher than we and they're saying, OK, this is the time And the other thing is, studies have been showing that unlike being indoors when you're outdoors, the risk of transmission in general is lower. How much lower Well, I asked that question to Lindsay Mars. She's a researcher, Virginia tax. She studies how viruses travel in the air, and she's also study Mass. And here's what she said. Virus just cannot accumulate in the air outdoors. It's like putting a drop of dye into the ocean. You know if you happen to be right next to it. Then maybe you'll get a whiff of it, but it's going to become diluted rapidly into the huge atmosphere. One analysis suggested that the risk of transmitting the Corona viruses 19 times lower outdoors and indoors. But Marr says that's likely a conservative estimate and the real risk is probably a lot lower. In fact, another study out of Ireland looked at more than 230,000 covert cases in that country through March of this year, and it found that just one in 1000 cases could be traced to outdoor transmission, like putting a drop of dye into the ocean. So interesting. Are there any conditions, though, in which health experts say when you're outside, you still should wear a mask. Well, so first, I should note that actually, some areas of the U. S still have outdoor mass mandates. Although the CDC guidance may change that And also, I should note that Dr Fauci has signaled that the guidance will address masking by vaccinated versus unvaccinated people that said in journal general, in terms of the science, all the doctors and researchers that I've spoken with, say Depends on the situation. So if you just passing someone on the street or wasn't buying a bike, there is no need to wear a mask outdoors. But if you're in a crowded situation like saying outdoor farmer's market, or you're a concert, it's packed it. Still make sense to wear a mask. You know, Here's Lindsay Morgan. My general rules of thumb would be if I'm having a face to face conversation with someone. And if I can put my arms about out there within arm's reach for more than Minute or two. Then I would mask if I know everyone around me and I am vaccinated. Then I wouldn't worry about it. So if you don't know someone's vaccination status, just follow that arm's length rule for when to mask outdoors, especially if you're in an area with high transmission. If you're both fully vaccinated, no need for mass And, of course, keep those mess on if you're in a public space indoors, like the grocery store. NPR health correspondent Maria Godoy. Thanks for you my pleasure. The Justice Department says it will investigate the Louisville police. It's a search for a pattern or practice of discrimination, the kind of probe of local police that used to be common than dropped off during the Trump administration. Now. Within less than a week, federal authorities have announced examinations of both Minneapolis and Louisville in each case. Ah high profile killing triggered federal interest. Jess Clark of our member station. W F PL reports on the Louisville probe. Movil Mayor Greg Fischer was quick to embrace the Justice Department's announcement Monday. I strongly welcome the announcement made by Attorney General Merrick Garland earlier today. The patterns and practice investigation into Ellen PD. That's Fisher at an afternoon press conference, welcoming the investigation, just hours after he learned of it himself. The mayor and Louisville police have faced months of criticism over the killing of Briana Taylor, a 26 year old black woman. Police shot and killed in a no knock raid. Police have also been criticized for violent responses to protests. Just last week and officer was caught on camera punching a protester in the face during an arrest that protester dinar ver. Garrett was emotional and fighting back tears as he praised the DOJ is decision Monday. This is a blessing that somebody is following this That, like somebody has finally hearing our voices. Garrett hopes the investigation will bring change The police act like they don't care what they ain't war like this is war. Now we're doing a stand up for what's right. Louisville Metro Police Chief, Erica Shields was brought in recently Her predecessor was fired after a string of department scandals. Shields says she's not surprised the DOJ decided to launch the inquiry. I think that It's necessary because police reform quite honestly. Is needed in.
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"lindsay mar" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"In honor of National poetry Month will speak with poet Ross Gay about dilate your heart and VP of his poetry set to new works of music, plus spoken word poet Jasmine Man's poet in residence at the North Public Library discusses her new collection. Black Girl Call home I'm Alison Stewart joined me for all of it. Weekdays at noon on W N. Y C. It's morning edition from NPR News. I'm Steve Inskeep, and I'm No. Well, King. Good morning. Do you need to wear a mask? When you're outside? There's still a federal mask mandate in place, but the CDC is expected to update its guidance on masks later today, NPR health correspondent Maria Godoy is following this story. Good morning, Maria. Good morning, Noel. So the CDC is issuing an update on masks. Why? Well. One big reason is the growing number of Americans who have now been vaccinated against covert 19. More than half of the adult population has gotten at least one dose. And so that's helping pave the way for the beginning of a return to normal. Here's Dr Anthony Fauci, America's top infectious disease expert, speaking on ABC. Pretty common sense now that outdoor the risk is really, really quite low, particularly if you're vaccinated. I spoke with Dr Monica Gandhi. She's an infectious disease specialist at the University of California, San Francisco, And she notes that other countries with high vaccination rates don't have outdoor mass mandates. Israel released their outdoor mass mandates. Ah, week or so ago. The U. K does not mask outdoors. And so we're also probably looking at other countries who have very high vaccination rates even higher than we and they're saying, OK, this is the time And the other thing is, studies have been showing that unlike being indoors when you're outdoors, the risk of transmission in general is lower. How much lower Well, I asked that question to Lindsay Mars. She's a researcher Virginia Tech. She studies how viruses travel in the air, and she's also study Mass. And here's what she said. Virus just cannot accumulate in the air outdoors. It's like putting a drop of dye into the ocean. You know if you happen to be right next to it. Then maybe you'll get a whiff of it, but it's going to become diluted rapidly into the huge atmosphere. One analysis suggested that the risk of transmitting the Corona viruses 19 times lower outdoors and indoors. But Marr says that's likely a conservative estimate and the real risk is probably a lot lower. In fact, another study out of Ireland looked at more than 230,000 covert cases in that country through March of this year, and it found that just one in 1000 cases could be traced to outdoor transmission, like putting a drop of dye into the ocean. So interesting. Are there any conditions, though, in which health experts say when you're outside, you still should wear a mask. Well, so first, I should note that actually, some areas of the U. S still have outdoor mass mandates. Although the CDC guidance may change that And also, I should note the doctor felt she has signaled that the guidance will address masking by vaccinated versus unvaccinated people that said in journal general, in terms of the science, all the doctors and researchers that I've spoken with, say, Depends on the situation. So if you just passing someone on the street or wasn't buying a bike, there is no need to wear a mask outdoors. But if you're in a crowded situation like saying outdoor farmer's market, or you're at a concert, it's packed. It still makes sense to wear a mask. You know, Here's Lindsay Morgan. My general rules of thumb would be if I'm having a face to face conversation with someone. And if I can put my arms about out there within arm's reach for more than Minute or two. Then I would mask if I know everyone around me and I am vaccinated. Then I wouldn't worry about it. So if you don't know someone's vaccination status just follow that arm's length rule for went to mask outdoors, especially if you're in an area with high transmission. If you're both fully vaccinated, no need for mass And, of course, keep those mess on if you're in a public space indoors, like the grocery store. NPR health correspondent Maria Godoy. Thanks for you my pleasure. The Justice Department says it will investigate the Louisville police. It's a search for a pattern or practice of discrimination, the kind of probe of local police that used to be common than dropped off during the Trump administration. Now. Within less than a week, federal authorities have announced examinations of both Minneapolis and Louisville in each case. Ah high profile killing triggered federal interest. Jess Clark of our member station. W F PL reports on the Louisville probe. Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer was quick to embrace. The Justice Department's announcement Monday strongly welcome the announcement made by Attorney General Merrick Garland earlier today. The patterns and practice investigation into El MPD. That's Fisher at an afternoon press conference, welcoming the investigation, just hours after he learned of it himself. The mayor and Louisville police have faced months of criticism over the killing of Briana Taylor, a 26 year old black woman. Police shot and killed in a no knock raid. Police have also been criticized for violent responses to protests. Just last week and officer was caught on camera punching a protester in the face during an arrest that protester dinar ver. Garrett was emotional and fighting back tears as he praised the DOJ is decision Monday. This is a blessing. That somebody has finally listen. That like Somebody is finally hearing our voices. Garrett hopes the investigation will bring change The police act like they don't care. They ain't war like this is war. Now we're doing a stand up for what's right. Louisville Metro Police Chief Erica Shields was brought in recently her predecessor was fired after a string of department scandals. Shields says she's not surprised the DOJ decided to launch the inquiry. I think that It's necessary because police reform quite honestly. Is needed in Near every agency across the country. Shields comes from the Atlanta Police Department, where she resigned as police chief after officers there killed 27 year Old Ray Chart Brooks last June. Activists and local attorney David Mauer says an outside agency like the federal government is exactly what's needed. I mean, this is a road police department we've got Rats investigating the rats. The police investigating the police. The local police union says it's confident the DOJ will find no systemic violations of constitutional rights. Louisville protest leader in mayoral candidate Shameka perish right believes otherwise. But she notes. The attorney general did not cite Briana Taylor's killing as a focus of the new federal inquiry. I mean, I wish is it spoke more, too. Her case, But the fact that they're investigating our Ellen TV, it does give people some hope. Louisville Mayor Greg Fisher says he sees the investigation as an opportunity to bring federal resource is to ongoing local efforts at reform. It is Paris, right? Points out. Fisher may be welcoming the DOJ investigation now, but he didn't ask for it. It was protesters who were calling for more to be done for NPR news. I'm just Clark in Louisville..
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"lindsay mar" Discussed on Ron Paul Liberty Report
"You gotta stay stand here. You can't stand twister. You can't stand here six feet and so the origin the sixty then all of a sudden. We're hearing now from new york. Times from cdc itself that You know that's not necessarily So so sacrosanct as we think and in fact we we were looking at an article in the new york times over the weekend or they're now saying well maybe it's three feet for kids. Maybe it's not six feet. And i have this next clip because this really encapsulates. The whole the whole problem we have. This is a this is an expert. This is from the new york times. The origin of the six foot distancing recommendation is something of a mystery quote. It's almost like it was pulled out of thin. Air said lindsay mar an expert on viral transmission at virginia tech university. So we're supposed to believe everything they say is science and all of a sudden we find out that just comes out of thin air so maybe the next time voucher gets grilled show. Is the scientific proof that this virus k. And jumped six feet. Why can't it only jump three three. Oh it's getting weaker because a block done. We've made this virus week. It can't jump quite as far you know so But you know it's it's this whole process is due to collectivist thinking. Everybody thinks as a crowd and you can't be an individual and right now. The pain and suffering for not joining crowd is getting pretty severe penalty. Is you can lose your job. You can lose your job and your livelihood all kinds of thing. This canceled canceled society. society Culture is really a serious serious problem and you have this collectivism and you do have a popular delusions. These this is delusional to all of a sudden everybody go along with it. Because they're they're they're terrified because the experts tell them. This is dangerous and you better do something about it and A little bit of that happened but the real under nine eleven but nine eleven is a little more justifiable linger too long and they blew it out of proportion but You know something happened here and everybody's you know could see images but here here Nobody sees it. It's just have to listen to the politicians and that is that is dangerous because a really accomplished in from their viewpoint a lot more than i ever dream they would incredible was gonna switch over and do a couple of photos. This is just because this is what we do. Because the mainstream media won't do it talked to paul they were massive massive protests over the past few days in europe. Here's one from london massive protests..
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"lindsay mar" Discussed on No Agenda
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"lindsay mar" Discussed on No Agenda
"Yes she's in Clive louisiana all right interesting itself prior sixty seven dollars and eighty nine cents user number one donor today By my accounting this donation pushed me over to the level of become. A baroness. These update my tattle dame. Amy baroness of the central iowa. Bike trails do okay. what's to say stays louisiana. I don't know she's an iowa. A large severance package meant larger than you know on tv. Maybe an ira turned into an l. A. on the spreadsheet the desert put in by hand. Oh okay it's magic I don't know. I mean some people have these accounts from you know it's like Fukuzawa is still missouri. According to these these maybe maybe here he really has been in missouri in this whole visit. A hoax jenner auto shopping. If you davey wants to hear manning boom shaka laka little girl boom shock. Lock a little gory. Atp jobs karma lay wash reading or there were no known donor. Your oh i'm sorry. I thought she repeats it at the bottom. I thought you'd already read her whole note. No it wasn't even close so sorry. She says she admitted. Usually the larger tax return wanted to share some of the wealth she. She's giving us by the way. I would important five hundred sixty seven dollars ninety nine cents which is part of a a severance pay because he's been unemployed since january of twenty twenty while every time a producer comments in a note that job karma works. My husband reminds me to donate. Thanks for the sanity. In media deconstruction. The best podcasts. In the universe has definitely kept my mic della in check. Hugs and kisses. Dame amy baroness of the central iowa bike trails. Well your husband is right. Maybe bingo boom jobs. Jobs jobs jobs. John was actually pretty funny. I liked the combination. Boom shot. clock is cool right. Yeah garcia comes in next four hundred fifty six dollars four five six seven eight with this donation are Achieved a loss lofty pinnacle. I can't read today. Apparently of knighthood see accounting. Please me sir. Douglas of the forest. Thanks for all that you to do. Take you you'll be welcome either. A roderick heather rod rica's in stockton california three thirty three thirty three. Been awhile since my last donations. Show twelve seventy five. Where i was able to get my blazing hot husband is knighthood but failed to mention his name. Who just taya while. You're like that actress With the big mouth We always goes through this. It's not julia. Roberts is no no. It's the big two academy awards. One of them with We did this. We as a big mouth just mouth. Yeah the the one who was doing I she she. Today she wanted academy hilary. Swank hilary swank. We got you wanna academy award. Forgot to thank her husband. They got divorced week later laughing. Just because i'm lucky. Believe me but i failed to mention his name just as tidal leaving adam with a pregnant pause that made us both chuckled because it went through my s. I know it was triggered by night. Dag beloved bane of the mad river tyson needs a birthday shout for march eleventh. We got it thursday. I decided to donate for sunday show. Instead as i can't enjoy the live thursdays shows though i do listen to pump up for sunday. Can i get a respect and a shake not nut shake it nut. Courtesy of john love via both heather. Espn i know. Just in price in blacksburg. Virginia three thirty three thirty three in the morning. Gentlemen and at this justin price. You said heather rodriguez. We just did her. I said racist said justin price in blacksburg virginia. Starring threatened inherit in the morning. Gentlemen and fellow or or tallow in his case producers. I like to think or tunein. Ke- i'm gonna throw a discipline is everything's i anti tank you for the awesome environment. That no agenda and the no agenda could see deem unity provides for the universe enclosed is my second donation. I made my first back in october. When former president trump was in the hospital with the rona a dirty old millennial in the college town of blacksburg blacksburg virginia home of dr lindsay. Mar virginia tech. Who told the local news station. Well y to face masks are better than one. What a bunch of crap. I would like to request a jingles list. He is he also did a little a motive con sitting in front of what a bunch of crap reversed is this basically two eyeballs with furrow. Furrowed visco you know the interesting. You see that because we so what we're seeing here is a colon and then parentheses close now. No that's what that's what we would normally see but but he has reversed and has the parentheses closed followed by the colon. I've seen millennial millennials do this. This is this something that comes with the generation really. I've seen it. I've seen it several times. And i'm close to me. I don't know but it's the same. You see the same thing with millennials.
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"lindsay mar" Discussed on KPCC
"This is science Friday. I'm Ira Flatow. Throughout the pandemic masks have been a big issue right. First came a mask shortage, then debates about statewide mask mandates and then finally refusal by some people to wear them. Well this week, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention put out another wrinkle guidance on double masking, wearing one mask over another. So what is the science behind masks and how they work? Like what? There's a double mask really do. How does a mask trap of Iris? Is there? An expiration date? Toe a mask? I think we've all wondered these. So here with the answers is Dr Lindsay Mar, professor of civil and environmental engineering at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia. Welcome to science Friday. Thank you so much for having me. It's a pleasure to be here. You must get asked these questions all the time. I have been asked these questions. Hundreds, if not thousands of times in the past year. Good. So you're You're well versed. Answer ours when we asked them, Okay, so let's talk about the new CDC recommendations for Double Masking does wearing two masks, double the filtration or how does that work? The way it works is that the CDC recommendation for double masking is actually getting it to different properties that are really important for a masks performance. The first is filtration. The ability of a mass to filter out small particles or weeks sometimes call them aerosols, and the second part is the fit of the mask because you can have the best filtration in the world like an N 95. But if it doesn't fit if it leaks around the edges, it's like you have big holes in your mask. And so the second mask is then sort of helping to push the first one against your face. Better making a better seal. Exactly the type of double masking that is recommended by CDC. Now that they found works really well, is to use a surgical type of mask also called a procedure mask, preferably one. That's a S T M certified because those are shown those have been proven to filter out particles. Well. So you put that on the bottom, But it's a it's a rectangle. It doesn't really fit well to our faces and inevitably has gaps around the cheeks. So if you put a second mascot, tight fitting cloth mask on top of that You can greatly improve the fit, reduce leaks, and you add another layer of filtration. Now mess heavy made of all different types of materials. What are the basics of how a mask traps of virus? One Common misconception is that masks work by saving out particles that are larger than the holes in the mask like straining pasta, for example. But in reality filtration works in a very different way. The mask itself the fabric or the the poly propylene fibers that are used to make an n 95 or surgical mask are essentially this obstacle course that the air has to flow around. So if you shrink yourself down to the size of one of those individual fibers You are twisting and turning in the areas you're trying to navigate through this maze of fibers as you do that any particles or aerosols lighter in the air. May not be able to make all those twists and turns and may end up crashing into one of the fibers and being filtered out. What makes him in 95 mask so much better than another kind of mask 90 five's air really effective for a couple of reasons. First, they're made out of a special type of material called Melt blown, non woven poly propylene and these are very, very small fibers that air then pressed together, and they have very small spaces in between them. The second thing that in in 95 has is an electrostatic charge. Kind of like rubbing a balloon against your hair. And then your hair sticks to it. They apply a charge to the N 95. Then it is better able to capture particles that are naturally charged that are kind of coming towards it trying to get through there. So this electro tad static charge attracts the particles Thean 95 access an additional way. To trap the particles in there. Is it harder with this double masking idea? Toe actually breathe through the mask. And is that possible problem for people who say you know, I'm just not gonna wear these double masks because I can't breathe through them. Absolutely. This is a concern. One of the most important things with your mask is that you can easily breathe through it because I fit you Can't it's going to be uncomfortable and you won't want to wear it. And secondly, if it's too thick or too hard to breathe through, then it's more likely that air is going to leak in through the sides wants to find it's the easiest way in. And so certainly if double masking makes it too hard to breathe, Then you need to look for another solution. And where would you look for that? How do you shop for a mask? There's a couple of things to look for. In a mask. There is the basic cloth masks. But and those work, okay. They might. Filter out 50% of particles on average, but you you should actually look for a mass that has a dedicated layer of filtration material, and that could be the surgical type mask or they'll say, a poly propylene filter. I've seen things that have HEPA filters, which stands for high efficiency particulate air filtration those air very effective, too. We have found that vacuum cleaner bags work well and certain types of H Vac filters so you definitely should look for some kind of filtering layer in your mask. You also want something that fits well, then people's faces are such different shapes that this is somewhat of a personal preference thing, but also it's really important to have one of those metal knows bridges that you convention to fit closely around your nose, because that's a place where there's a lot of it's easy to have a lot of leakage..
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"Just thought that was rather interesting testing moving in new areas innovation on. Its way no more long lines or appointments for a kobe test. Soon they will be available in a vending machine in store. Shopping malls airports and subway stations. The company wellness for humanity unveiled the first machine in new york. Customers purchased one hundred nineteen dollars test online and central bar. Code is scanned simply place. It in front of the vending machine seconds later. The box pops out inside is a saliva test that can be done at home and shipped off to a lab once received results. Take one or two days there advertised to be ninety nine percent accurate the company plans to roll out a thousand of the machines and locations across the country over the next six months. This is rather new saliva test. I know the. There's been talk of them. But i don't think any regular test and one hundred and fifty bucks doing seems a bit bit much and then we had the the biden administration is really fun to watch there so much confusion confusion. The lot of people don't know really what's going on or why things are happening and it's it's flush during soccer is getting flustered from time to time and it's also contradictory in the and the press. You know they'll they'll ask a question and they'll get the answer but we don't see the amplified. Oh my god. This is horrible that we saw in the previous during the previous administration. Where's the answers are still pretty crazy. Sometimes so as well. Yeah the double masking triple masking. There's confusing talk. Double has been some increased discussion about that. We've seen pictures of the president of double bass getting those around in that a personal preference or has he been advised by medical. Is good question while you're gonna talk to the medical advisors in just the next fifteen thirty minutes whatever. The time is and specifically there in specific. Cdc guidance as you have probably seen. Dr fauci spoke to this. I believe in the last couple of days and said it was common sense or made sense. I can't remember exactly how he phrased it a. Okay so jen psaki. Who is always on point has every quote you know. She was trained by nulan. She is a hillary disciple. This is not hurt her typical answer where i think foul she is now been has said this. We must have heard him say fifty times. It's common sense is just common sense. And now she's like common sense or good sense. What every said it's filed g folk to this. I believe in the last couple of days and said it was common sense or made sense. I can't remember exactly. There hasn't been additional guidance given I've been around the president where he's been wearing one mask. I think obviously hit by the health and medical advice sometimes not to get too detailed but it looks like to masks sometimes because we put the ninety five one on. It's a little bit more comfortable to have this on top of it But i would include health help medical team during the call. That's coming up. That is literally double masking. And we've seen it. They put an end ninety five on and then the black cloth mask over. But she's not she's not calling a double masking nano. No no that's not that's that's the idiotic but the i've got a bunch of clips unmasking. Let me play this one. And i want to hear yours. 'cause because i picked i don't know which health official this is from the biden administration. I'm very annoyed. I can't find out but this was in an official capacity. This answer came about double and triple masking i in terms of using the face cloth coverings doubling them actually. We need to be very careful about that. That may actually counterproductive not helpful We know and. I'm not an arrow biologist. We know that in fact they may actually impede the movement of air. In and out and causing it to actually escape and the big crevices between the cloth and your face that's a bigger problem and not a lesser problem than one. I think what he was talking about was having to cloth masks. So oh this is the least scientific discussion. I've heard during this whole thing. The last show we had talked about the marks. You have to have fay marcy at rs on your face. Yes that's the end. Ninety five double masking. They haven't had a technical conversation about is just being said by Tell us about cheesy does even wearing a mask but seems that the consensus is the following. Because i was confused about this and the last show the consensus for double masking ore. As one person put it triple masking yum as predicted is that you put the surgical mask on and because that thing is legal it leaks. That's the one. If i'm going to public places in california where a surgical masks because it for the reason that it does leak you can actually breathe can breathe. Yes now when you say surgical masks you mean the blue surgical mask now. Yeah the blue one. Although there's the cool black one that amazon has been selling also got a bunch of makes you look like a taliban is gray. Looking mass colours just plain surgical. I got one here. This is exactly the same only black. Obviously some gimmick and the surgical masks on then you put a cloth mask over at the seal those edges were lodged. It actually get air. And i'm surprised. People aren't just falling down of a carbon monoxide poisoning jet. No aaron. all. Exactly dumbest thing i've ever seen by. Let's play this mask mask one on pbs. That's the main way people get sick. Someone who's infected breathed out the virus and someone who's healthy breathes it in dr lindsay mar at virginia tech studies airborne transmission and she says the corona virus can travel on small airborne droplets or even smaller aerosols. Droplets are large visible droplets. That fly out of her mouth when we're coughing or talking aerosols are really just smaller droplets microscopic and we release hundreds of those for every one large droplet that might come out but according to aaron bro mosh who researches immunology and infectious disease at umass dartmouth not everyone who's infected spreads the virus the same way or in the same amount and we know that some people have a lot more virus and it's not just twice amount it can be a one hundred thousand more virus inside their mouth. Boris in so those people were talking singing.
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"Just thought that was rather interesting Testing moving in new areas innovation on. Its way no more long lines or appointments for a kobe test soon. They will be available in a vending machine in store. Shopping malls airports and subway stations. The company wellness for humanity unveiled the first machine in new york. Customers purchased one hundred nineteen dollars test online and central bar. Code is scanned simply place. It in front of the vending machine seconds later the box pops out inside is a saliva test that can be done at home and shipped off to a lab once received results. Take one or two days there advertised to be ninety nine percent accurate the company plans to roll out a thousand of the machines and locations across the country over the next six months. This is rather new saliva test. I know the. There's been talk of them. But i don't think any regular tests and one hundred and fifty bucks doing seems a bit bit much and then we had the the biden administration is really fun to watch there so much confusion confusion. The lot of people don't know really what's going on or why things are happening and it's it's flush during soccer is getting flustered from time to time and it's also contradictory in the and the press. You know they'll they'll ask a question and they'll get the answer but we don't see the amplified. Oh my god. This is horrible that we saw in the previous during the previous administration. Where's the answers are still pretty crazy. Sometimes so as well. Yeah the double masking triple masking confusing. Talk on double. There's been some increase discussion about that. We've seen pictures of the president of double bass getting those around in that a personal preference or has he been advised by medical. Is good question while you're gonna talk to the medical advisors in just the next fifteen thirty minutes whatever. The time is and specifically there in specific. Cdc guidance as you have probably seen. Dr fauci spoke to this. I believe in the last couple of days and said it was common sense or made sense. I can't remember exactly how he phrased it a. Okay so jen psaki. Who is always on point has every quote you know. She was trained by nulan. She is a hillary disciple. This is not hurt her typical answer where i think foul she is now been has said this. We must have heard him say fifty times. It's common sense is just common sense. And now she's like common sense or good sense. What every said it's filed g. Spoke to this. I believe in the last couple of days and said it was common sense or made sense. I can't remember exactly there hasn't been additional given I've been around the president where he's been wearing one mask. I think obviously hit by the health and medical advice sometimes not to get too detailed but it looks like to masks sometimes because we put the ninety five one on. It's a little bit more comfortable to have this on top of it But i would increase could help the medical team during the call. That's coming up. That is literally double masking. And we've seen it. They put an end ninety five on and then the black cloth mask over. But she's not she's not calling a double masking nano. No no that's not that's that's the idiotic but the i've got a bunch of clips on masking. Let me play this one. And i want to hear yours because i picked. I don't know which health official this is from the biden administration. I'm very annoyed. I can't find out but this was in an official capacity. This answer came about double and triple masking i in terms of using the face cloth coverings doubling them actually. We need to be very careful about that. That may actually counterproductive not helpful We know and. I'm not an arrow biologist. We know that in fact they may actually impede the movement of air. In and out and causing it to actually escape and the big crevices between the cloth and your face that's a bigger problem and not a lesser problem than one. I think what he was talking about was having to cloth masks. So oh this is the least scientific discussion. I've heard during this whole thing. The last show we had talked about the marks. You have to have fay marcy at rs on your face it yes. That's the end ninety five double masking. They haven't had a technical conversation about is just being said by Tell us about cheesy does even wearing a mask but it seems that the consensus is the following because i was confused about this and the last show the consensus for double masking ore as one person. Put it triple masking yum as predicted is that you put the surgical mask on and because that thing is legal it leaks. That's the one. If i'm going to public places in california where a surgical masks because it for the reason that it does leak you can actually breathe can breathe. Yes now when you say surgical masks you mean the blue surgical mask now. Yeah the blue one. Although there's the cool black one that amazon has been selling also got a bunch of makes you look like a taliban is gray. Looking mass colours just plain surgical. I got one here. This is exactly the same only black. Obviously some gimmick and the surgical masks on then you put a cloth mask over at the seal those edges were lodged. It actually get air. And i'm surprised people aren't just falling down Have a carbon monoxide poisoning. No aaron all exactly dumbest thing i've ever seen by. Let's play this mask mask one on pbs. That's the main way get sick. Someone who's infected breathed out the virus and someone who's healthy breathes it in dr lindsay mar at virginia tech studies airborne transmission and she says the corona virus can travel on small airborne droplets smaller aerosols. Droplets are large visible droplets. That fly out of her mouth when we're coughing or talking aerosols are really just smaller droplets microscopic and we release hundreds of those for every one large droplet that might come out but according to aaron bro mosh who researches immunology and infectious disease at umass dartmouth not everyone who's infected spreads the virus the same way or in the same amount and we know that some people have a lot more virus and it's not just twice amount it can be a one hundred thousand more virus inside their mouth. Boris in so those people were talking singing.
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"This is all things considered. I'm Ailsa Chang and I'm Ari Shapiro after the insurrection at the capital. For a moment it looked like Donald Trump's lock on the Republican Party might have been weakening. Republican leaders told lawmakers to vote their conscience on impeachment. The top Republican Senator Mitch McConnell, accused the president of feeding the mob lies now Many of those who broke with the former president are being punished for it in Wyoming, their calls for Congresswoman Liz Cheney to resign after she voted to impeach Trump. In Arizona, the state GOP censured Cindy McCain for opposing Trump in the election. And today in the Senate. Nearly all of the Republicans, including McConnell, voted that putting a former president on trial for impeachment is unconstitutional. For a look at the future of the party. Whit Ayers joins us Now He is a longtime Republican pollster and president of North Star Opinion Research. Hi. There are good to be with you. Donald Trump is no longer in the White House. He's not even on Twitter. So why are so many Republicans across the country remaining deeply loyal? Even now? Our January 6 was the opening battle in the war for the soul of the Republican Party. The GOP is seriously split into our governing faction and a populous faction. Governing faction dominated the party for years and still dominates today among elected officials. The populist faction was present before Donald Trump's candidacy. But Trump expanded it and grew it into a dominant force in Republican primaries, although it never became a majority force in the country. Almost all the condemnation from the GOP about the events of January, 6 has come from the governing wing of the party. Very little has come from the populist wing. But that condemnation has been so quickly. If not squelch, then at least slapped down. Is there a place for what you describe is the governing wing of the party in today's GOP. That is a major question. Going forward. We've seen many of the stalwarts of the governing wing in the Senate. Declined to run for reelection. You're talking about Rob Portman of Ohio, Pat Toomey of Pennsylvania, Richard Burr of North Carolina and Lamar Alexander, who did not run again in 2020. All four of those gentlemen. No core parts of the governing wing of the Republican Party in the Senate, and all four are going to be gone. You know you're describing it as the governing wing and the populist wing. But you could also accurately describe it as the reality based wing. And the wing that believes in hoaxes in conspiracies that is willing to deny reality. The populist Faction is mainly the tea party movement of 2010 with the famous and inflammatory leader. It's the 21st century version of populism. Anti elite anti intellectual anti establishment, anti media, anti immigrant anti Wall Street and the populace faction is not going away even if Donald Trump does. You've been a Republican pollster for a long time, and you've witnessed other splits in the party. There was a split over the Iraq war, there have been split over budget deficits. Does this seem fundamentally different from those? This is fundamentally different from those We have had populace in the past in America, but none of them became president. United States So this is a fundamentally different sort of challenge. I think For the Republican Party to face you're describing it as a challenge to the Republican Party. Do you also see it as a challenge to America as a democracy. Our government works better when we have two vibrant, competitive, responsible political parties. And if the Republican Party splits apart, it's going to be a problem for our government. I think the Biden administration needs an effective and loyal opposition. We work better that way. Fair point, But I was actually thinking about it in a slightly different context, which is if the Republican Party does coalesce around this message that says free and fair elections can be overturned. If you don't like the outcome. Is that a threat to American democracy? The Republican Party is not going to coalesce around that message, Ari there too many folks who have too much respect for democracy and too much respect for our government to coalesce around that sort of message. I appreciate your confidence. What makes you so sure? Because the governing faction dominates the party among elected officials. It always has it did throughout the trump years, and those elected officials are not going to somehow forsake their fundamental oath to the Constitution of the United States. Republican pollster. Whit Ayers. Thank you for talking with us, Marie, Good to be with you. Knew more contagious variants of the Corona virus are spreading across the U. S. Which has many people wondering if there's more that they can do to protect themselves and helps stop that spread. One thing. Some public health experts suggest double masks for more on that. We're joined now by NPR Health correspondent Maria Godoy. Hey, Maria. Hi. All right, So, really, I have to layer two masks on my face now. Yeah, That's the idea. Thies. New variants are more transmissible and that means we need to improve our level of precautions and one of the easiest ways to do that is to improve our mass by doubling up. That's according to Lindsay Mars. She's a researcher, Virginia Tech who studies how viruses transmit near a cloth mask might be 50% effective at blocking viruses and aerosols. We're at the point now, though, with so many people who are infected, and these more easily transmissible variants that we need. Better than 50%. By double masking, Maher says You can end up with something that 75% effective or more. Okay, well, I'm thinking about my parents right now. Who like to go hard core on this kind of advice into mess are better than one. I could see them trying to wear like three masks at once. Now. Is that a good idea? No because adding layers will improve filtration. But on Leah to point if your mask make it too hard to breathe, and air is going to start flying through the gaps on the sides got it. All right. So what type of masks are best, like Cloth masks, a cloth and surgical mask. Should we like double up on and 90 five's? What do you think in an ideal world we'd all be wearing in 90 five's, but they are still in short supply and still need to be reserved for health care workers. You can buy a mass called a K and 95, which is a mask. That means a Chinese standard for particle removal. But There are a lot of fake K identifies out there. So if you're going to buy one, you should check the CDC website to see which brands are authorized. And as for cloth versus surgical mask you should be wearing both, Marr says. You should wear the surgical mask closest your face because they're made out of non woven material. That's very effective. It filtering particles. Downside is a lot of these mass that loosely. So where a cloth mask on top of it to get a tighter fit and to add an extra layer of filtration, right fit is really important. You don't want your mask slipping. No, absolutely not. People. Please don't let your nose hangover Mass because that defeats the purpose of me to a mask works best if it's seals tightly to your face, and that is true, regardless of what it's made of. You want to create a tight steel so that air is escaping out of the sides, and double masking can help with that. So can making sure your mask fits properly. Okay, so bottom line should we be double masking all of the time? Right now. If you're just going out to walk the dog, you're fine with single mass. But if you're heading to the grocery store, it's time to double mask And don't forget you still need to physical distance. Wash your hands, avoid crowds and poorly ventilated spaces. It all adds up. That is NPR's Maria Godoy. Thank you, Maria. Thanks so much. This is NPR news..
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"Some water. Now Olympia beer is made by the folks of Paps. Only has changed. Production has ceased the following statement issued by the Olympia beer owner. Sadly, we have not been able to find a solution to the challenges posed by reduced beer sales, and I've had to make the difficult decision of temporarily pausing production of Olympia beer. Amanda's way off for the ones King of Beers. Oh, yeah, that's a different beer demand is way off for Tom Waters. Original beer. If you can see a can or bottle in the store right now, you might want to buy it or you can have faith in the last part of the paps statement. Quote. We remain committed to finding the best solution to keep brewing Olympia beer in the future. Perhaps it is just a temporary stop, and Oli will be back once again, Or this could be the final in a Syriza's sunsets for the once national beer power that build its legacy on a jingle that was stuck in our heads for a couple of decades. Uh, Brian Calvert camo news. That was artesian. Well, water, by the way, we should mention Thanks, Brian. Come Oh, news time. 3 13 what It's worth. I'm Sherry Preston. We've heard it over and over and over from experts, including Dr Anthony Fauci. We should be doing the kinds of things that we've been speaking about consistently now for months. Physical distancing you reform wearing of masks, avoiding congregate settings, particularly indoors. One mask is good against the coronavirus. What about to double masks? Give you an additional layer of protection? I think that that is possible. That's Vanderbilts Doctor, William Schaffner at Virginia Tech. Lindsay Mar studies How viruses in the air spread and says the math works. You have a layer that's 50% effective at blocking particles. If you layer two of those on top of each other Now, you Block 75% of them, Doctor, Schaffner says from his point of view would be happy. Just getting more people to wear a mask in the first place. Actually, my emphasis is on getting people to where a single mass and to wear it appropriate. But for what it's worth sharing Preston ABC News 3 14.
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"Plus, the company says movies like Peter Pan Dumbo, the arrest of Cats and others have offensive racial stereotypes. The movies are now blocked on the kid profiles. They are still viewable on adult profiles Right now, on Wall Street, the Dow is up 50. The NASDAQ is up 25 the S and P is up. Three. That's a look at your money pal. Bordered K away. NewsRadio 8 44 Sports The BK Nuggets winners of four in a row. Yeah, everyone. Marty. The Nuggets are winners of four straight and three on the road. After holding off the Mavericks, 1, 17, 1 13 and big deal last night, Michael Porter Jr led the way with 30 points and eight rebounds off the bench and his head coach Mike Malone, said. This is what he expects from M. P. J. But I'm not surprised by anything Michael does. He's supremely talented. That's why you earned that started small fold position. This is one of the games or Michael took over and had big big plays a lot of sustained close and ultimately allowed us to win the game. At the end, Nicole Yokich added. 20 points and 10 rebounds, and Michael Green scored 17 off the bench. Jamal Murray had 16 The Nuggets, who now said it 10 and seven on the year. We'll head to Miami Wednesday, then back to the Lone Star State to play the Spurs Friday in San Antonio. So use returning to empower field of mile high to play a game this fall. But it won't be against CSU, The bustle host Texas A and M on September 11. It's the first time an SEC team will play it in power field. Cactus League officials have asked Major League Baseball to delay the start of spring training in Arizona because of a spike in covert cases. And Maricopa County, the first spring training game for the Rockies and 14. Other teams, who called the Phoenix area home in the preseason, are scheduled to play their first exhibition game on February 27th. And one other baseball note. The Major League Baseball Players Association has turned down the latest proposal from MLB for the Universal designated hitter and an expanded playoff format, according to several reports, and the Avalanche three and three on the year are looking to get back over 500 night when they welcome sharks. A ballerina puck drop. It's seven o'clock that sport some rating Krystle in Cabo in his radio. On the Bronco Bob Rock. Thanks PK. Right now. It is 8 46 Our top stories on Colorado's Morning News. Donald Trump's fate now lies with the Senate. The single article of impeachment was sent to the body last night. It's the most grave allegation ever against a commander in chief, accusing him of inciting an insurrection against the government. He was sworn to protect NBC's Alice Bar. Senators will be sworn in as jurors today. That trial set to begin the week of February. 8th Governor Pulis's Colorado is ready to immediately use three Four times more the amount of doses that are making their way to the state each week. So far about 400,000 Coloradans have received their first dose just over 80,000 have been given the second President Biden agrees. There is a need for speed when it comes to the vaccine distribution. I'm quite confident that we will be in a position within the next three weeks or so to be vaccinating people at the range of a million a day or in an excess of that, he says. Any American adults who wants the vaccine should be able to get it. By this spring. He's hoping to reopen K through eight schools, a sap. Heard of bomb sniffing dogs. Well, they're using covert 19 sniffing dogs in classrooms across the country like it. Florida International University. They're gonna sweep a room. If they don't alert then that room is probably sanitized. Well, canines able to detect a metabolic sense given off by a covert patient and that it is left on surfaces like chairs, desks and keyboards. This idea of two masts are better than one seems to be gaining steam among health professionals like Dr Lindsay Mars. She's an airborne disease transmission expert at Virginia Tech. Wearing to maths helps improve the filtration ability of the mask in both directions, and so it helps protect you better and it helps protect others. White House medical advisor Dr Anthony Fauci agrees, saying double masking is all about common sense over 19 testing sites operating by the city and county of Denver. They're closed today because of the weather locations include those that Paco Sanchez Park, Ruby Hill Park and others. Was needing tests are advised to check other options. Keira Knightley won't do any more sex scenes in her films. If a man is directing her, she says, In part, it's because she's vain about her body and she's had two kids. It also has to do with the male gaze. She said She was open to ideas of the journey of motherhood and body acceptance. However, NBC News Radio's Dean Mutual coming up here in Colorado's morning news, how many jobs in Colorado could be on the line? If the Keystone XL pipeline project this craft we check in with the Western Energy Alliance and get their perspective neck? On that drive.
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"Public health officials have rolled back The States Regional Stay at home Order system expects silverware, tablecloths and menus later this week. I'm Steve Gregory will be opening back up for outdoor dining on Friday. L a County health director Barbara Ferrer says restaurants will only be able to open a 25% capacity. This is not the time for people to think are we can get back to our normal businesses and are Normal ways of interacting with each other. Air says employers will have tougher restrictions to follow, including stronger safety protocols for employees. Steve Gregory Ko Phi New News is brought to you by direct buyers dot com Ah, former L. A City councilman has been sentenced to 14 months in federal prison for lying to investigators. While handing down the sentence. Judge John Walter noted that Mitch Englander had been caught on recordings attempting to tamper with a witness in a federal investigation of City Hall unhesitatingly and brazenly directed businessman a hot Answered questions that he would be asked by the FBI that he asked Englander why I asked that question myself every single day and I have since this nightmare, started England or pleaded guilty last summer after being caught up in a larger investigation that focused on a pay to play scheme that centered on former Councilman Jose Wiis are Chris and Carl. Okay, if I knew members of the senator said to be sworn in today as judges and jurors and former President Trump's impeachment trial Members of the House, led by Democratic Congressman Jamie Raskin delivered the article of impeachment yesterday and read the charge against Trump on the Senate floor. Donald John Trump by such conduct has demonstrated that he will remain a threat to national security democracy in the Constitution if allowed to remain in office. Trump's impeachment trial is scheduled to start on February. 8th. Some medical experts were recommending doubling up on face masks to improve cove in 19 protection. Lindsay Mar is an expert on airborne disease at Virginia Tech, wearing to maths helps improve the filtration ability of the mask in both directions, and so it helps protect you better and it helps protect other, Maher says It's important to have a mask that fits closely to the face to prevent leakage. And cleaning products and liquor sales are booming in the pandemic, and so are toys twice sales of surge during the covert 19 pandemic. The NPD Group shows toy sales Top $25 billion in the US for 2020, the research group says sales jumped 16% from 2019. His family spent more on toys. During the lockdown, sports toys had the biggest gains, followed by Fashion dolls and Lego sets. Toy sales spiked in May after the first wave of federal stimulus checks it many bank accounts. Little Seward KF I news. We're.
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"77 degrees in south Miami. It's now 10 02 President Biden has set a goal of to vaccinate 100 million Americans can cope in 19, a his 1st 100 days of office. And while you wait your turn in line health experts are recommending some mask upgrades. Doctor Lindsay Mar is an airborne disease transmission expert at Virginia Tech, wearing to maths helps improve the filtration ability of the mask in both directions, and so it helps protect you better and it helps protect others. White House medical advisor Dr Anthony Fauci agrees, saying the double masking is all about common sense More than 100. New deaths reported here in Florida because of covert 19 156 over 8700 new cases, positivity rate at over 9.5% and On top of that. The CDC has announced that Florida now has a nation high 92 cases of the B 1 17 variant strain that likely came here from England. Coming up on 10 03. We're learning new details about how the Senate impeachment trial will proceed. Congressman Jamie Raskin, the Democratic congressman, is leading the House impeachment managers. Donald John Trump engaged in high crimes and misdemeanors by inciting violence against the government of the United States. Rask inside of his evidence, Trump spending weeks repeating false claims that he had actually won the 2020 election in a landslide, as well as Trump whipping up a crowd of supporters shortly before the January 6th siege on the capital, saying, among other things, if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore. Republicans are denouncing the impeachment trial is divisive and pointless, given the Trump is out of office, but Democrats are forging ahead, arguing that Congress still Leads to hold trump accountable for his.
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"Your time. 6 46 our top stories in Colorado's Morning News. Donald Trump's fate now lies in the hands of the Senate. The single article impeachment sent to the body last night. It's the most grave allegation ever against a commander in chief, accusing him of inciting an insurrection against the government. He was sworn to protect. That's NBC's Alice Bar senator is going to be sworn in his jurors today. The trial set to begin the week of February. Governor Pola says Colorado is ready to immediately use three or four times the amount of vaccine Doses that are making their way to the state every week. So far about 400,000 Coloradans have gotten their first dose just over 80,000 have been given the second President Biden agreeing there needs to be a need for speed and corner virus vaccine distribution, quite confident that we will be in a position within the next three weeks or so to be vaccinating people at the range of a million a day or in an excess of that, Biden says. Any adult who wants a vaccine should be able to get it by this spring. And he's hoping to reopen cases rate schools ASAP. All you've heard a bomb. Sniffing dogs. They're using covert 19 sniffing dogs in classrooms across the country like a Florida International University. They're going to sleep a room. If they don't alert then that room is probably sanitized. Well, canines are able to detect the metabolic scent given off by a covert patient and left on surfaces like chairs. Desks in the keyboards. The idea of two masks are better than one seems to be gaining some steam among health professionals. Doctor Lindsay Mars, an airborne disease transmission expert in Virginia Tak, wearing to maths helps improve the Filtration ability of the mask in both directions, and so it helps protect you better and it helps protect others. White House medical advisor Dr Anthony Fauci agree, saying double masking is all about common sense. But 19 test sites operated by the city and county of Denver are closed.
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"Tells her open professional sports continue. But without live audience offices remain remote K through 12 schools, They're still distance learning, if not already open for in person instruction. There's an application process for K through six and that will be shared with schools and amusement parks remain close County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher's saying several others were open outdoors on Lee restaurants, gyms, places of worship, museums, movie theaters and zoos. Including the San Diego Zoo in Safari Park, which opened back up on Saturday. Jack Cronin Cogan knew and we'll get more information with county Supervisor Nathan Fletcher that is at 7 10 this morning here on Kogo. Well. During Monday's briefing, the governor was asked by a reporter if the recall campaign against him played a role in this decision to actually lift the stay at home orders to give you a chance to respond to people that are saying that it's just complete, utter nonsense, So let's just dispense with that fundamental, foundational e not sense. Governor says his decision was based on the decreases in daily case rate, positive test rates and hospitalizations and ICUs, California now moving forward to provide rent relief for millions of people. The governor says a new bill would create a subsidy program with the help of 2.6 billion in federal stimulus money. That's money that's going direct. To some counties and cities and obviously money that's coming in the state leverage that $2.6 billion focusing on low income renters. If approved, tenants who have been harmed by covert 19 could stay in their homes or apartments by paying 25% of what they owe in rent each month. Yesterday, a federal appeals court filler Federal appeals court struck down California coronavirus rules limiting indoor church attendance to specific numbers and emotion filed by a passage in the church, but did allow the state to continue to man indoor worship during times of widespread infection. Three judge panel of the U. S ninth Circuit Court of Appeals throughout rules that limited indoor attendance to a set number of people. Of Corona virus is not widespread, Therefore, attendant should be set by a percentage of the church's capacity. The ninth Circuit was bound by a November Supreme Court decision that struck down limiting indoor attendance at places of worship in New York to a specific number without taking into account the size of the building. The court did leave in place a ban on singing and chanting during indoor warship. As the virus can spread Maury easily that way. Zachary Barnes Kogo news President, Biden sets a goal to vaccinate 100 million Americans in his 1st 100 days in office. But while you wait in line health experts are recommending some mask upgrades. Doctor Lindsay Mars, an airborne disease transmission expert at Virginia Tech, wearing to maths helps improve the filtration ability of the mask in both directions, and so it helps protect you better and it helps protect others. What else? Medical advisor Dr Anthony Fauci agrees, saying double masking is all about common sense. The Senate has been handed an article of impeachment against former President Trump signaling the start of a historic trial chaired. Halpern has more from Capitol Hill, nine House Democrats, led by Maryland's Jamie Raskin, march from the House to the Senate to start a second impeachment trial against former president Trump for incitement of insurrection. And foreseeably resulted in lawless action at the Capitol. Such as if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country anymore to try a will be the first of its kind for a president already out of office, raising questions from Republicans like John Cornyn. About the legitimacy Well, it used to be that when you lost the election that was punishment enough. From a political standpoint. Trial arguments begin in two weeks. Here. Elvis Costello is finally telling what he did to get banned from Saturday night Live.
KGO 810
"lindsay mar" Discussed on KGO 810
"Here. Hey! Across the land. We're on the air for the second show of the New Year. Mm. But who's the January 5th? What's that? But who's counting? Well, I count the first few, just his people say Happy New Year for the first couple of weeks and then happy New year melts away and the grim realities of another year under covert 19 and the Brutal economic conditions that it's Raj begin to settle in. And then the day to day grind of the people's drives you crazy, but you're cohabiting with you have to just put out of your mind. Just crawl back under your bed. Brett don't draw attention to simple things like me saying it's the second show because you send me cast stating into a negative thought process, which you know I'm working on. I know you're trying to improve your positivity in 2021 happy years of therapy. I drove to Berkeley every day for that stinking therapist. I sat there in the chair every day. He was a distinguished guy. And guess what happened after years. Sitting there in that share in Berkeley. He retired. I didn't get cured now didn't cure me. He retired. He didn't recommend a replacement. He didn't didn't have any sense of obligation to see through the patient through to a recovery. Why you yelling? It was It's all your fault Bread. It is. It's Brett's fault. So I've got a lot to do today. Bread. Please don't send us off on these negative jags anymore. Right in no problem. Thank you. For 15. 80 88 10 is is our number if you want to text us If you want to call us There's a lot to get to. I'll just mention David Cay Johnston because we just love having him on the show. And you old. You'll note that I may put off a little bit of the Georgia conversation because that is significant. I mean, essentially, the future and control of the Senate is in the balance in Georgia. As you're aware, I'll put off a little bit of that. To sort of included in our David Cay Johnston, not part of the part of the show. That's right after 11 o'clock, the Pulitzer Prize winner and best selling author Nice, I'll tell you one thing about Georgia. And it just something to keep in mind because you know, there's all this handicapping going on. And like you. What can you tell? The pollsters are wrong? Pollsters have had been as you know, in recent history, way wrong, Munson. Thanks So anyway, when you look at early voting in Georgia To the extent that you can tell anything there from early voting. Um You know what? You're I'll ask you the cage. Oh, audience, maybe what you think, but there's three million early votes already. Okay, now that Z That's a lot And the reason I say it's a lot is if you look at the last election turnout, I mean, just a short time ago in November, I'm talking about in Georgia. They only had five million total votes. So you have three million early votes already. And what GOP Shall we say strategists and analysts. What they're saying. Is we need. The GOP needs 800,000 to a million to carry the state. I don't know. They're gonna get it because if you look at the And you can watch this through the morning for us. But if you look at the polling places so far in Georgia to transmit light And the weather is good. So will of we'll watch it. Okay. On and again. This is I'm just one more person going based on this information. What can I determine? And how can I possibly forecast the outcome? So I don't really know either. But I'm just saying those are variables that are working. And George is critical to control of the Senate and really putting through any kind of of agenda on the part of the new president. Joe Biden, right? I just really think you run into the danger territory of trying to predict what's happening based on what you see on the TV and what have you Although I did see some of the observers say that they saw a lot of young people loading early in a lot of African Americans, so that's encouraging. You know, it certainly is. Um Well, it looks like I You know, I'm the covert 19 I I see so many things here and there in California. We're in an awful state of things. Yeah. But I saw this piece in the Chronicle. Why she 02 monitors an indoor ventilation, maybe a key to curbing Cove. It's spread. Ventilation and indoor space is critical to preventing the spread of covert 19 along squaring social decision and a hand hygiene. They say that clean indoor air is an important piece of the pandemic Fighting tool box. But they say it's the one that Is paid the least attention. In the early months of the pandemic, most public health agencies and experts stated. The Corona virus spreads primarily through respiratory droplets. These particles. Larger than five microns in diameter travel ballistically, according to the Chronicle. And then are pulled to the ground by gravity within a range of about 3 to 5 ft. I'm chuckling because I love how we're all two things. Now. One is we're semi experts on droplets and Masks and transmissibility. And I mean depending on who you speak with. We've all had to become educated in this stuff, right? Exactly. And so, like, In other words, how far will go Well, you know, I have our little really gold 3 to 5. Right? And then it changes the next week. I've actually heard that the drop is can remain quite quite viable for 20 to 25. Ft. Wow, you know, and Depending on the degree of confidence that something has said with right Yeah, you end up, you know, walking away with a different I think, frankly. 6. FT is a pretty solid distance based on everything I've seen. Certainly you could get an environment and these air the environment that brought this this peace talks about when you're in a closed environment. Yeah. Air condition environments We've talked about on the show before that. That can help suspend the droplets in the air for Ah longer period of time. And they can travel further distances then No. Does this say something that remember during the fires? We could smell the smoke in the studio. Is that a bad sign? What do you mean that you could whether or not you can. You're talking. I don't know your question. Well, the air system the air system, at least on the second floor of our our studio. We could smell the smoke. Uh, you know, there were so many of our studio is mentioned in the piece of product. Yes, right now we have poor ventilation. Um, I gotta get Cove in markets. What? I want to know that somebody talked right down off the ledge going. Yeah. Smoke in the studio. I mean, I could smell it. This place is a death trap draft. Why you yelling? These droplets have superpower because they could remain suspended in the air for prolonged periods of time. This is what we're talking about, much smaller particles can float around the air and travel far beyond 6 ft, according to researchers. If the virus is emitted in with these smaller particles. On. Do you know Peter Chan hung the infection disease expert. He was on with Pat yesterday already heard it. You see, it's my gosh. She's great. Yeah, exactly. But they say that the virus should be thought of Cigarette smoke. So maybe this is sort of to what you're saying. Bread I saw. I saw that quote. And because I've been wondering that for a long time if I have my mascot and I'm walking in the parking garage, and I walked through a cloud of smoke from somebody smoking on the sidewalk. Does that mean that the virus can get into my respiratory system? Even if the mass is over me because I can still smell the smoke with the mass gone, Hmm. Lindsay marred engineering professor at Virginia Tech. Who specializes in the airborne transmission of viruses. Says it behaves like cigarette smoke. If you can imagine that you and I are in a room with a cigarette smoker, the smoke and build up in the air, But if the room is very well ventilated than the smoke will be removed. They just make the case for ventilation being key? Yeah, yeah, but it's it's more complicated than just whether place seems stuffy or not. It's It's kind of hard to gauge. So they talk about Seo to monitors these carbon dioxide monitors. I'm going toe posted to my twitter feed. If you want to read more about it, you can But the CEO to um in parts per million can help analyze the relative ventilation of the space. Essentially, that's what they're saying. Okay, so you can use the C E 02 levels as a guide to how well a place is.
All Things Considered
Pandemic Advances Scientific Understanding Of Viruses' Air Transmission
"Up, we're taking a look back at some of 20 twenties major events and one of the most remarkable scientific advances this year came in our understanding of how respiratory viruses can be transmitted from one person to another through the air. Krone virus pandemic obviously made this an urgent question. And NPR's Nell Greenfield Boys reports that old scientific ideas quickly got thrown out of the window. For decades. The prevailing idea about respiratory viruses was that some were airborne, and some just weren't so back in January, Thea understanding of how viruses spread through the air. Was really primitive and incorrect. Lindsay Mars, a researcher at Virginia Tech, who studies virus transmission, she says textbooks and research papers said an airborne virus was something like measles. It could be breathed out in tiny particles called aerosols that hang in the air. Those aerosols contractual long distances from room to room. All of that was very different from non airborne viruses like flew in the common cold. Those were thought to spread through coughs and sneezes, big droplets that travel just a few feet. Maher says. This whole simplistic picture was just wrong. There were very small number of people in the world. I think who really understood at that time how viruses spread through the air, and these people realize that the new coronavirus might be airborne at short distances. That is if people talked or saying the virus could be in small particles, as well as the big droplets and coughs and in a poorly ventilated space. These particles could build up as the Corona virus outbreak took off. These experts started making a lot of noise about this and people paid attention. Maher says She thought it would take 30 years for more nuanced ideas about airborne transmission to gain widespread acceptance. But it's happened in months. It's been pretty wild to see airborne transmission of viruses become Big news. Scientific studies came superfast Josh than Tar. Pia is a researcher at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. We're not even 12 months in and We know things about this virus that you know, we don't know about some viruses that we've had around for decades. His medical center took care of some of the first people with Corona virus in the United States. Santo Pia recalls standing at the end of their beds with a device that collected air while they talked or breathed his lab, then analyzed the tiny airborne droplets. Looking for the genetic signature of the Corona virus. We were getting positives more than one positive in the air samples, and I can't say the words that I said But you're kind of broadcast this, but I was shocked signs of the virus were in such tiny particles. He worried that nothing less than the most protective masks could stop it. Soon, though, studies showed that even basic cloth masks were able to reduce the amount of virus that gets out into the air and suddenly mask wearing became routine sent our P A was floored and how ventilation became part of the normal daily conversation. You know how well ventilated is the space shouldn't be spending time inside or outside. You know how much all these things it's changed so much about the way we view the world. The question is, Will this be a lasting change? Donald Milton is a research Teacher at the University of Maryland School of Public Health. He spent years showing how better ventilation in dorms or offices is associated with a lower risk of respiratory disease transmission, he says. We need to figure out engineering solutions to improve the safety of indoor spaces like getting better ventilation, using air filters, even using special lights up by a room ceiling to disinfect circulating air. I want to see us understand how it is that you can make her Restaurant, a safe place to be during flu season and during a pandemic. I think it's doable, but he's afraid that once vaccines get this virus in check, people will lose interest at least until the next pandemic. Nell Greenfield Boys NPR news
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CDC walks back guidance on aerosol spread of coronavirus
"Friday. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention briefly became the first major health organization in the world to say the Corona virus might be spreading frequently through the air over the weekend, the CDC website said that code 19 spreads commonly through particles expelled when people talk or cough or breathe. And that these particles may travel farther than 6 ft. Then today, the CDC dropped that guidance from its website. We're here to talk about aerosols and confusion at the CDC is NPR's pink long Hey, they're paying Hi. I'm Elise. So more please on what the CDC posted and then deleted. Yeah, Absolutely. So on Friday, CDC website was changed to say that parasol spread might be one of the most common ways coronavirus suspending And remember, for a long time. Now, the public has been hearing that the Corona virus mostly spreads through droplets, like when somebody sneezes are costs on you or through touching contaminated surfaces that has been the CDC is position. But the idea that the virus could in certain settings be spreading through the air is something that researchers have been considering for many months now, so super spending events where A lot of people are getting infected at once seemed to be happening and crowded, mostly indoor settings, and researchers say that that's probably because people across the room are breathing in clouds of the air slides. Virus particles wafting through City's website now says that the aerosol guidance was posted an error and they're still working on figuring out what to say about airborne transmission. Still figuring out what to say and do may possibly there because what is there to figure out? I'm remembering back in July, The World Health Organization, for example, acknowledged that airborne spread in some capacity was possible. Absolutely. And they said that that was possible. You know, in some settings on DH, there still are questions about how long the virus lingers in the air. How far it travels through a room how much you need to breathe and to get infected and also very critically. How frequently expensive sway you know, through the air to people more than 6 ft. Away. And like you said, you know, C C and the World Health Organization have for a while now been saying like, Hey, it is not a good idea to Packer room with people who aren't wearing masks. But they have stopped short of saying that the virus is commonly airborne. Lindsay Mar, who's an aerosols researcher at Virginia Tech. She and some colleagues have been pushing for health agencies to recognize that the virus spreads through the air. Those in public health have thought that if they say a virus is airborne, it's going to cause panic in the pen. It could be worse than the disease itself. She says that past researchers haven't spent a lot of time studying how aerosols spread disease, so it's kind of unknown and a little bit mysterious, and she also says that labeling the Corona virus as officially airborne. Might require hospitals to take more precautions and they're currently taking but and not acknowledging airborne sped. She says that public health agencies aren't providing information that might really help stop the virus. So to make this practical, what does this mean for May for you when we're out in public? Yeah, well on a personal level, the recommendations people have been getting for months. Still apply. People should avoid crowded indoor situations. They should wear masks to cover their noses and mouths. The big difference, Smart says, is to make sure that there's good ventilation in all of our public buildings, and this could be as simple as opening doors and windows. It can be adjusting dampers and H vac system so that you bring in more outdoor air. A lot of schools and restaurants in office buildings have been thinking about ways to improve airflow. But when the public health guidance doesn't specifically address airborne transmission, it leaves local health authorities on their own making judgment calls and just briefly worth noting Ping This is not the only guidance the CDC has walked back recently. No, it is not on Latin Last Friday, they reverse some controversial testing guidance they posted on August around whether people without symptoms should ever be tested. The answer is, yes. We've also seen reports of political operatives China and start themselves into CDC science papers trying to spend public health messages to make the president's pandemic response look better. While CDC says those aerosols guidance was a draft that was posted by mistake. It's yet another very public and visible reversal, which doesn't help the agency established the public trust that's really needed right now.
Coronavirus Daily Briefing
New Study Suggests the Virus May Be Airborne
"Very bad news this morning. I just a milestone the US infection rate has officially passed one million people and then this a study has found that the corona virus might exist in tiny airborne droplets. This was found in a Chinese hospital marking the first real world data to suggest that airborne transmission of the disease might be possible. Such aristotle ization has been previously demonstrated in the lab but new droplets with genetic markers of the virus were also detected in hospitals in Wuhan China. This was published in the Journal. Nature quoting from the New York Times. It remains unknown. If the virus in the samples they collected was infectious droplets. That small which are expelled by breathing and talking can remain aloft and be inhaled by others. Those are going to stay in the air floating around for at least two hours said Lindsay Mar a professor of civil and environmental engineering at Virginia. Tech who is not involved with the nature paper quote it strongly suggests that there is potential for airborne transmission and quote Dr Mar and many other scientists say evidence is mounting that the virus is being spread by tiny droplets known as aerosols the World Health Organization has so far downplayed. That possibility saying that the disease is mostly transmitted through larger droplets. That do not remain airborne for long or through the touching contaminated surfaces even with these new findings. The issue is not settled although the corona virus are in a the genetic blueprint of the virus was present in the cells tested scientists. Do Not know yet whether the virus remains infectious or whether the tests just detected harmless virus fragments and quote