50 increase over the past week. And while the situation looks bleak, cdc director dr. Robert redfield is now warning as we look to the fall it could get worse unless everyone gets serious and stays serious about the basic measures we all now know help prevent the spread of the virus. Im asking you to do four simple things, wear a mask, social distance, wash your hands, and be smart about crowds. If we dont do that, as i said back last april, this could be the worst fall from a Public Health perspective we ever had. Hes reinforcing a warning that he first offered months ago when some folks thought, and then some folks thought he was being something maybe a little bit alarmist. But you really cannot consider it alarmist now as we all as it all now as we see the numbers across the country. Joining me now is dr. Sandy yasmin. The worst number of deaths this summer, the worst since may. Why you to think that is . What has been going on . We just have seen these repeated failures, kate, of t
Good thursday morning to you. Im jim sciutto. Im poppy harlow. The deadliest day this summer so far from coronavirus and a dire warning in terms of what is ahead for the fall. The head of the cdc Robert Redfield warns the virus combined with the coming flu season could cause catastrophe. He also says United States, this is really important, he says we were underprepared for this crisis. Listen. This is the greatest Public Health crisis that hit this nation in a century that we were underprepared. And we need to owe it to our children and grandchildren that this nation is never underprepared again for a public hes right. It is starkly different message than what the president keeps saying over and over again. Yeah, well, just this morning, a new warning as the debate wages on twhether collegs play sports in the fall. Some are moving ahead with playing. All this as one School District outside of atlanta, georgia, which fully reopened last week now has more than 1100 students, teachers an
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