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And continents. that said, given we know the doubling time is two days with omicron as opposed to two weeks with delta and we went from 13% in the northeast to regionally is up to 90% and predominant strain in the country making up three quarters of cases. if it burns through enough of us, will burn out or denovo. it is possible what is happening and it is spreading so quickly that it doesnt find a host anymore and goes down. we can only hope this surge will last a short period of time and not d...

Holidays. >> sam brock live in miami. dr. roy, i want to play that piece of sound that monica and i and dr. azar touched on. the idea of boosters. in the real world on the ground in florida, let me play what the president had to say. >> i got my booster shot as soon as they were available. just the other day, president trump and i announced he got his booster shot. >> someone who talks about boosters. how important is that to invoke the former presidents name at the time of divisions and how to ...

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Theyve destroyed us. watching that report go out was this man. he got his basic needs met. he was fed almost like an animal. fed, watered, and cleaned. if anything happened beyond that, wonderful. if it didnt, then it was still 0k. tony was taken care of. its what broke me in the time that i was there. this is where tonys story begins — in brighton with his mum, dad, two sisters. but when he was 23, he was sectioned under the mental health act and sent to a hospital 100 miles away. that was th...

The normal shot and, you know, that at the end of the day is peoples individual decisions about what they want to do. >> it will be over my dead body that ill have to get a shot. i will not do it. i wont do it, and they better not touch my kids, either. >> dr. roy, just explain how unhelpful and dangerous that sentiment is. >> yeah, ill go a step further, jonathan, unhelpful is not the word. it is flatout dangerous and infuriating for health care workers like me. i mean, doctors and nurses, we g...

Detriment of good men and women and children in this country. i did all of my medical training in the south in louisiana and north carolina, not once did i ask or give a damn about somebodys political or religious affiliation because it doesnt impact my clinical judgment, which is always rooted in science. thats what needs to happen. when political figures, influencers in the political realm make it political, make something thats a medical and public health issue political, it literally jeopard...

And we dont know that for a fact yet, if they are mild and rising, which this omicron variant is, more and more people will get infected and a good percentage of those people will require hospitalization, which means that more and more health care workers in the hospitals will get exposed and get infected and that means theyll have to go home, which means existing hospital staff will be short staffed. so the vicious cycle continues. this is why we need the president to really come down strongly ...

Able to go to work and to go to school. so were monitoring every day. well make changes as necessary to keep washington people safe. >> all right. washington d.c. mayor bowser, thank you very much. joining me next, dr. roy, thank you very much for coming to "the reidout." the president is going to speak to the american people about covid. what do you want to hear from him? >> good to be with you, jonathan. this is what i want to hear all of my fellow health care workers especially front line h...

The state average is sitting at $ 3.51 a gallon while the national average is $ 3.31.

The Capital Region's seven-day average COVID positivity rate is 6.9 % , up from 6.5% last week.