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the assailant twice, he had on a bullet proof vest and he lost his life in the process. no one understands more than all of you here today the pain and anguish those families in buffalo feel. when it happens, at least in my experience, it feels like youre pulled into a black hole inside your chest, and everything -- everything. you cant. its hard. but you know you are part of a special community, because the firefighters and police officers will always be there for you. i know its a sm...

investigators say robert aaron long gunned down people in a spa in cherokee county. investigators say long travelled less than an hour south to atlanta and shot and killed two more people at massage businesses across the street from each other. today the sheriffs department said long is talking to investigators and telling them a sexual addiction drove him to violence. >> its still early but the indicators right now are it may not be, it may be targets of opportunity. again, were -- we...

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Hoped to enter 2022 under far more normal circumstances. instead, this surge in coronavirus cases is really testing his ability to contain the pandemic and to reassure americans that there may be an end somewhere in sight. right now his strategy is focused on surging resources to states where hospitals have felt the strain. and also to bolster testing resources to try to ease those long lines at testing sites and delays in results that americans are seeing around the country. so ten days ago, th...

Days. get them back doing their job, their work. keeping their mask on to protecting. they from infecting other individuals. >> now, meantime, testing in the united states just hasnt kept pace with the spread of the virus wait times. in some cities, it is two hours or more and of course a shortage of testing resources. the virus seem to be affecting more children than ever before. hospitalizations are up 35% in the past week alone. those numbers remain low in general. new york city has, though, ...

Return to the classroom. lets discuss with chicagos commissioner of public health, doc doctoral allison arwady, where are those in chicago refusing to work in person yet again tomorrow? >> their worried that the schools are not safe. i get that we are in a covid surge and that there is a lot of worries in chicago overall. but when i look at risk benefit in chicago, more than 90% of our staff fully vaccinated, much higher vaccination rates among children than in the national average. were not see...

A helpful call, but i have some cautions. first, were already stressed for testing resources, right, so that will be an issue very practically, and each test, both the pcr test, the very serious gold standard test and the rapid test have their limitations. we need to understand them, interpret them clearly as we go forward and use them more widely. >> dr. william, always appreciate your insight. thanks for joining us today. >> my pleasure. >> well, for folks maybe trying to get home still from t...

Gathering indoors with high-risk people. >> order the tests before you need them. if they wait until they have an issue, by the time the tests arrive, the optimal time for testing may well have passed. >> reporter: dr. william schaasc schaafer in authority on immunization practices. >> you will have to find testing resources elsewhere. >> reporter: casey, whats not clear is whether or not the postal service is adding more mail carriers to deliver these tests given the staffing issues they faced....

>> reporter: dr. william schaffner is part of the cdcs advisory committee on immunization practices. >> if youve been exposed and dont have the tests available, youll have to find testing resources elsewhere. >> reporter: whats not clear this morning is whether the postal service is adding more mail carriers to actually deliver these tests given some of those staffing issues, although two of the postal unions tells us their understanding is there wont be mail carriers added. that work is going t...