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Did those. but when we have seen it peak, it is now at almost the lowest level it has ever been in terms of infection rates, death, hospitalizations. with this group its almost zero in terms of the risk of adverse effects with covid infections. so we have to look at the situation right now, not what happened in the past. >> right. >> -- great job in ameal rating the adverse effects. the vaccinations are working. >> to your point, vaccinations are working and these are people who dont want to get...

The suspect a 40-year-old man was under police guard at a hospital in stable condition. >> sandra: the flu is spreading in the u.s. 13 children now dead from it. and hundreds have died. were hearing 24 states now have reported cases. lets bring in dr. marc siegel professor of medicine and a fox news contributor. not a pleasant subject but one we have to discuss because this is affecting people across the country now with hundreds of deaths. how bad will it get? >> thousands of hospitalizations. ...

Then its 90 mile per hour gusts. 41 there in tallahassee. you saw it peak to 70. even savannah, thursday morning at 7:00 a.m., 44 miles per hour. storm surge, a huge issue. up to 13 feet. and david, as i was driving here, i was reminded how vulnerable the homes are that are right on the water. this part of florida, the panhandle, has only seen a 1 125-mile-per-hour landfall twice in recorded history. this would make the third. david? >> yeah, its going to be a destructive 24 hours ahead. ginger,...

Tomorrow. how bad is it expected to be with the new revelation of numbers? >> we have to put this in perspective. dont forget, we have the spine flu in 2009, and 2010, 289 children in total died. the cdc doesnt take track of adults. it would be possible to do that. in addition to the flu, theres a couple other things going on. theres a lot of other viruses circulated this time of year. so everything that is flooding emergency rooms is not just flu. its also other respiratory diseases. one called...

We are told. the powerful storms have left thousands without power. the governor there, governor robert bradley has declared a state of emergency in all 67 cities in alabama. meteorologist maria molina, live in the fox extreme weather center to tell us more. maria. >> reporter: its very unusual to see severe weather during this time of the year. we actually typically tend to see it peak as we head into the months of may and june when we have all of the warm air in place across the south clashing...

Its an operation involving nearly 500 local offices and an estimated cost of $11.7 billion over ten years -- $14.7 billion. the results determine how many seats each state is allotted in the house of representatives and how some $400 billion a year in federal funding is doled out to tribal, state and local government. >> its a very large mobilization. at it peak, more than a million, more than and a quarter to a million and a half people will be working for the census bureau during the important...