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For in-person learning. we remember the impact of school closures on students last year and our science is better. we have better tools. >> reporter: today, the fda authorized pfizer booster shots for kids 12 to 15. also, shortened the recommended window between second dose and booster from six months down to five. an israeli study found zero new heart issues among more than 6,000 boosted kids ages 12 to 15. >> we can look at that and still feel comfortable. it makes sense to try to move as quic...

Much. its not quite as steep a rise as the caseload, maybe. as for the country as a whole, well new look at some of the leading states that have been hit with omicron. the hospitalization charts in these first-hit states are starting to look a little scary too. here, for example, is the daily cases in new jersey. again, this is cases. and you see the huge spike on the right side of the graph there. its beyond any record the state has ever seen before in terms of new cases. now look at the hospit...

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Welcome back. south africa is now easing its coronavirus restrictions, just a month after the omicron variant was first detected there. the latest indicators now say they may have passed the peak. cnns david mckenzie is on the ground for us in cape town, south africa. what more are you learning? how was the virus able to get controlled there? >> reporter: well, laura, very little was done to control it because the restrictions were never tightened for omicron. if you look at this graph, this ext...

Were going to talk to elizabeth cohen. elizabeth, can you break down some of these numbers for us. >> jessica, lets take a look at whats happening with cases. we have surpassed the peak of cases that was seen in the u.s. in january. if we take a look at this graph, what we can see is were now at around 265,000 cases per day, looking at a 7-day average. and that surpasses the peak from january 11, which was 252,000 cases. but, and this is the good news, hospitalizations are only about 44% of that...

Spike around november 23rd. where you start to see that uptake there. then three weeks later, it started to fall. now when you look at the map, i mean, the graph on the right hand side, the u.s., im not sure that were following exactly that same model, but can we look to south africa for what our next three weeks look like? >> we might, but remember because were such a huge country that the country doesnt behave in all of one fashion. so what youre seeing now is its really peaking in new york, n...

Its going to get defeated. thats why you dont end up seriously ill. >> i saw you tweet that and i didnt understand what it meant until i heard you say this right now. so i appreciate you for letting us understand that a little bit better. lets talk about the speed at which omicron starts, spreads, takes off like a wildfire, and then what were seeing in south africa where its slowing down at almost the same speed. dr. fauci said, look, we dont have enough information to understand what the differ...

Africa where it is slowing down at almost the same speed. doctor fauci says that, look, we dont have enough information to understand what the differences are in population concentrations or demographics. or things like that. but is it possible that this is a different sort of graph of this infection? >> it very well may be. i will say that it is doubly time, it is so extraordinary. those of you watching that are unvaccinated, this version of this virus will come find you. that, to me, seems lik...

Washington d.c. has a relatively small population, and when big things happen to small populations, things can look warped when you look at the chart, and honestly, look at the chart and washington d.c. and the new covid cases. this is the washington d.c. chart of new covid cases reported overtime. look at the right side of that graph. it looks like a glitch. it looks like somebody dropped it. right? but that is not a typo. that is real and if you want a slice of life in washington in terms of p...