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Why is that? very high vaccination rates in these counties in addition to actual major hospital capacity. but let me take you to some parts of rural america. heres just five counties, tennessee, nebraska, oklahoma, montana, and wyoming. right now their case counts are below the national average. omicron surge has not come to these counties yet. but right now, icu bed availability, its not a typo. we didnt form get to fill out this graphic. it is zeros across the board, and omicron, has it come, ...

Programme. im sure many of the audience are wondering how long will we continue to need booster as far as we emerge out of the pandemic into what some countries are calling and endemic. into what some countries are calling and endemic— and endemic. love, i think the data sa s that and endemic. love, i think the data says that we _ and endemic. love, i think the data says that we will _ and endemic. love, i think the data says that we will be _ and endemic. love, i think the data says that we w...

In our health lead, you thought you had a crappy job. scientists at the cdc have put out the data on those who have to analyze human feces. it can detect a surge in positive cases four to six days earlier than typical test can. this is important work being done by folks who really know their stuff. >> case counts are down. hospitalizations are down. is the death toll starting to plateau? >> as we get to a better place in this pandemic, specifically as our hospitalizations and our deaths almost d...

It you wont be charged. that doesnt make sense. we need to stop the flow of guns and go after the gun dealers and manufacturers that are bringing guns into the inner city. i am going to do my part. i had to share with the american public and the new york city public, here are the rivers thats feeding the sea of violence. it is up to all of us to play a role to stop it. nypd is doing their job. everyone else must do their job. >> all right. new york city mayor eric adams. as always, thank you so ...

Continuing in 2022? asia is going to retain its generally _ continuing in 2022? asia is going to retain its generally more _ continuing in 2022? asia is going to retain its generally more risk - retain its generally more risk averse approach to covid—19, thats been apparent throughout the pandemic. the difference in 2022 is the isolation of 2020 it looks like its turning into the risk of being left behind. the policies of closed borders instructor lockdowns in asia did lead to generally a lot ...

Children particularly high there. theyre going back to remote schooling in many places, and perhaps for good. so many people are unvaccinated in russia. in fact, less than half of the population is fully vaccinated there. and remember, the worst -- the deadliest part of the pandemic didnt come two years ago, kim. it actually just came two months ago in russia. >> interesting. high case counts in russia. high case counts in israel, as well. and hadas, so whats leading a top expert there to make t...

Like sweden, poland, romania, czech republic, and turkey. in turkey, they are not panicking, not in the slightest. the health minister tweeted yesterday that the virus is not as strong as it used to be. the alarming period of the epidemic is now over. the worlds agenda is returning to normal. and if you ask danish leaders, well, they agree. despite the fact that that country has never seen so many covid infections at once, they are getting rid of virtually all restrictions come tuesday. its a st...

>> cnn has reporting. jacqueline howard joins us now with that. what have you learned? >> reporter: john, i reached out all the states with plans to lift their indoor or school mask mandates in the next few weeks. we should have a list of the states here. and i found some interesting common themes in their responses to my question of what metrics they used. i ask this because the cdc still recommends to wear masks in areas with high or substantial transmission. the united states is still averagi...

You know, we still see staggering caseloads of omicron here in the united states, in europe, around the world. death rates remain very high. hospitalisation rates again here in the united states are really at an all—time high today. but i think we can get through this. spring will come, we should get a period of stability as case counts go down, but i think we are going to need a regular yearly booster that will keep people protected as they prepare for winter, and thats what were planning to ...

Cases are really hitting record highs in many places, but as you said, restrictions are going the opposite way. they are getting looser. and so you mentioned austria. yesterday, the austrian chancellor said that while the mask mandate for crowded places is going to stick around, the rules around the curfew are getting loser and the rules around the number of people allowed at a gathering are getting looser as well. austria is even making things easier for the unvaccinated. and remember, austria ...