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Now. were up right now just over 150 points, but look at the graph there on the left, top left. i mean, its up, then down are then up, then down. weve been seeing that all week. earlier this week it took a tumble, more than a thousand points and came up 1,200. its now up at 140. it all comes as were still dealing with the pandemic and supply chain issues. nancy pelosi bcs tom costello has more. good morning. >> good day. were entering the third year of dealing with covid and it appears the fed i...

Million residents, giving them a decent realtime look at where the virus is going. they were able to forecast the omicron surge. as they look at the data now they say they are seeing some encouraging signs. >> in the last week or so, we have been very pleased to see a downturn in the levels in the wastewater. and we saw that downturn beginning a little over a week ago. and at this point, we are beginning to see that also reflected in the clinic kgcal cases in these wrars. it is great confirmatio...

Implications if they change the definition to fully vaccinated because of all the rules and regulations requiring full vaccinations. so were learning that boosters are especially vital for seniors. new data shows that unvaccinated adults over 65 are nearly 50 times more likely to be hospitalized from covid compared with their fully vaccinated and boosted peers. 50 times. how is that possible? >> well, weve known theres always been this disparity. this difference between the elderly and how vulne...

Look at that graph. see that line that is outpacing the rest of those? that line shows covid hospitalizations for kids ages 4 and younger, meaning kids who are too young to get vaccinated. the news about kids ending up in the hospital comes just as the cdc has relaxed the guidelines for how long students, teachers, and staff need to isolate if they come down with covid. a lot of people say the new guidance is pretty confusing, and it really isnt hard to agree -- hard to argue. >> let me just be ...

Joe. >> thats good to know. >> i know. >> i think youre a good guy. >> im putting that on a plaque. >> t-shirt. >> hanging it in my living room. >> okay. >> ill get a t-shirt maybe and wear it to the beach. >> thank you, guys. that was good. >> im a good dude. "the new york times" is illustrating americas status on the world stage when it comes to covid. deaths in the united states per capita are the highest among other large high income countries. the u.s. is represented by the black line on ...

Joining me now is yasmin vassoughian, also with us, one of the teams where medical teams were sent to help with the surge of patients. how are they doing? >> you know, jose, i have been reporting from outside this hospital over the last two years to the beginning of this pandemic to when they first received the first doses of this vaccine to this surge now. if you take a look at the graph of the hospitalizations across the state of rhode island, theyre on the other side of this thing. its peaked...

Here. >> admiral, thank you. steve back to you as the news breaks. back to the admiral and sandra. >> sandra: admiral, we have been showing the oil statistics on this program a lot because its worth pointing out that we are buying more oil from russia today, significantly more than we were just four years ago in 2017 in the first year of donald trumps presidency, and the first year of president bidens presidency about 218,000 barrel, 18,000 i believe in the year 2017, we have the graph, well put...

Thats according to a study of the marriage foundation. one in ten met weddings across more than £20,000 endedin weddings across more than £20,000 ended in divorce within three years and the average divorce rate in three years as 1—20. i dont know if you can see this, this is a graph of couples divorcing in england and wales and you can see from... i love a graph. 120 years ago, divorce reform act in 1969 saw it saw, but this is interesting, look how much the number of divorce has come down s...

Asking for two shots of 10 micrograms each, thats much lower than what we give to 12 and older, 30 micrograms. these are much lower dosages. lets look at whats been happening with children and covid-19. if you look to this graph, look to the left, way back at the beginning of the pandemic, childhood cases kind of puttered along and then shot way up in the age of omicron, just in the past month or two. so you can see that even though children can get omicron -- can get covid, they do get covid, t...

That is a huge uptick in one year, and it is throwing household budgets out of whack. but taken as a whole, we are still in an era of low inflation. now one reason prices probably stayed low for so long is because wages stayed low. this graph looks at wages going back to 2001 adjusted for inflation. you see workers didnt start to make real gains until the late 2010s. and now inflation is eating into those gains. but they have made gains, and perhaps as inflation subsides, those gains will grow a...