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country, more than 30 colleges and universities are changing the start of their spring semesters and more children are getting sick and hospitalized at any other point in the pandemic just as school will be navigating reopening after the holidays. >> quantitatively, you're having so many more people, including children, who are getting infected. and even though hospitalization among children is much, much lower on a percentage basis than hospitalizations for adults, particularly elderly individuals. however, when you have such a large volume of infections among children, even with a low level of rate of infection, you're going to still see a lot more children who get hospitalized. >> reporter: on a positive note, studies and reports on the omicron variant continue to suggest it may not be as lethal as delta, even as it spreads quickly. polo sandoval, cnn, new york. >> thank you.
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own party as the progressives are steamrolling through his own agenda. the build back better plan has failed. it's not moving forward. we have a terrible humanitarian crisis at the border. inflation is a big problem. it's not transitory, it's long term. he said he would get a handle on covid. covid is worse over the past year than when he took office, as well as the abysmal withdraw from afghanistan. we're seeing rising gas prices, rising price of food and the economy is in peril. those are the kind of issues that are concerning to the american people. boris, you mentioned that is a key focus for the american people. also, an important part of that recent cnn poll is when people look at joe biden's accomplishments or how he has handled the economy, 55% of american people disapprove of the way joe biden has handled the economy and that is a key issue for them. so that bodes not well for biden
to keep planes flying, trains running on time and to keep doctors and nurses and hospitals, a lot of governments are looking at shortening the isolation period across europe. we've seen greece and spain do that. the uk is considering the same. it's a very strange time heading into the new year, but that is the one positive sign, we are finding more and more ways to try to find that balance between living with the virus and keeping that surge down. >> hopefully this is the year that we figure that out. thank you so much for that report. and countries around the world are racing to cut off the spread of the omicron variant. cnn is covering the global response. >> in tel aviv, israel is rolling out a fourth shot of the covid vaccine wr people with suppressed immune systems. they've stopped short of approving it for over 60s and health workers for now. the prime minister said israel
your financial house in order this year. >> and we will introduce you to the up and coming singer-songwriter using her voice and platform to help other young people dealing with adversity. first, let's get a check of your top story. >> i'm ryan nobles now in washington. president biden is expected to speak with ukrainian president zelensky tomorrow, just days after urging russian president putin to ease the ongoing military crisis at ukraine's border. during a call with putin on friday, biden said that he made clear that there will be, quote, a heavy price to pay if russia invades ukraine. let's go to cnn's rnick robertsn for more on this. >> we're beginning to hear president biden and european allies and partners have said there would be a heavy economic price to pay for russian continued tensions along the
interest anywhere from 12 to 21 months from the date you first opened the account. once you've got your interest rates down to zero, when you're making that monthly payment all of it is going to your principal and none to your interest. if you want to pay down debt, we have a list of our favorite balance transfer credit cards at cnn and that's a great place to start. >> that is a great idea, transfer the balance to get your interest rate to zero. some of these interest rates are shockingly high. we'll move on. a lot of this has to do with budgeting. you've got to prioritize what to pay down first. >> yeah, if debt is everyone's least favorite topic, budgeting might be number two. if you are nervous about budgeting, one thing you can do is take a look at the popular apps that are available out there. we test these apps every year, consistently pocket guard is one of our favorite.
start a refinance. you can go directly to a lender, you can approach a broker. one way we like to do it at cnn underscored is with an online marketplace where you can get multiple offers at the same time. if you want to start on that process, and i recommend that you do if you haven't already, check us out at cnn.com underscored for a list of our favorite online lending marketplaces. >> what a pleasure to talk to you. happy new year. let's all start with a clean slate, if we can. thank you so much, julian. >> happy new year to you. >> happy new year 2022. make this the year of less stress and more yes with northwestern mutual. n. ♪ ♪ find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪
for decades, singer song writers carole king and james taylor have left a remarkable impact on the music industry. don't miss a cnn concert film. watch "call out my name" tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. right here on cnn. and i'll see you back here at the top of the hour. for now, let's send it back to boris and amara. with the start of a new year brings new resolutions and a chance to refocus. for some f us that might mean paying closer attention to our finances, especially now as prices on nearly everything continue to go up. joining us is julian keel, a senior editor at cnn, a team that is always testing out the best products and services to help you save money. julian, happy new year. great to have you. there are plenty of simple things people can do to get their financial house in order,
. more than 1 million people a day could soon be testing positive for covid, according to dr. anthony fauci. hospitals are struggling to keep up with the surge. one hospital is reporting a critical staffing shortage. this includes people who need non-covid critical care. another problem, keeping kids safe as they head back to school. more than 300,000 students have been stuck at home since wednesday. their education is being put on hold as the district pushes teachers to return to classrooms. los angeles reports that nearly one-quarter of children hospitalized with covid are admitted to the pediatric icu units. that is just very, very scary news. some even need to be intubated. let's go to cnn and natasha chen in los angeles county. natasha, that's scary information coming out of l.a.
began. cnn's melissa bell joins us now live from paris. many people are a symptomatic, the numbers are probably higher, aren't they, melissa. >> reporter: that's right, we heard from the health minister yesterday at the parliamentary committee, a million people could be contaminated in france right now. the number was probably much higher than that simply because there are many people who don't yet realize they have it. here in france, the omicron variant is not yet the dominant one. it is still the delta variant he explained to the committee yesterday that is causing that stress on the hospital system. and that we're seeing such fast rises in. but omicron is not far behind, he warned, with the number of cases doubling every two to three days. it should soon be dominant here in france as well. and what he explained as well, max, i think this was interesting, that whilst omicron was three times less dangerous than previous strains, it was leading to six to seven times more infections. that in terms of the arithmetic was going to have an effect on