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Is it a resource issue? is it literally a manufacturing hold up that we cant get these more tests available in the places we need it? >> you know, i think that what i saw happening was back in june, back in early july when the numbers were going down, down, down. when we were seeing 10,000 cases a day. incredibly low numbers. the push to get programs of perspective testing in schools went away. the cdc guidance around schools called on having testing programs when you were seeing significant or ...

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Tower. its absolutely stunning, hallowing here on these grounds. these hallowed grounds. and its always a special assignment for me to be out here. and i think its interesting that today because its a friday on "fox & friends," it is 9/10. tomorrow is 9/11, "fox & friends" will be hosting live from here on the weekend paying full tribute but it got my mind thinking about the mindset we had as a country in 9/10. totally oblivious, for the most part, to threats like al-qaeda, to usama bin laden, t...

This is a goal, a kind of marker theyre laying down. but i guess, first, how should we think about the feasibility from a technical standpoint of getting from here to there? >> sure. the main thrust of the study was to look at if we want to decarbonize the electricity sector specifically. not the whole economy but the electricity sector by 2035, which is bidens stated goal. say we pass the regulatory mandate forcing that to happen. how would the electricity sector should? how much would it cost?...

>> the world looked different. that is before delta took hold. i you this we were all caught surprised by it. the numbers and the hospitalizations and cases and everything really did decline, you know, as a function of the vaccination in the spring. and so if it had not been for delta, i think we could still be on that trajectory for, you know, end in sight. i think this is, you know, fair warning to all of us and to the 50% or less than 50% of the country who still unvaccinated that after delta...

Trajectory of the pandemic. stephanie was mentioning mandates for schools is not new. our kids got vaccinated to go to certain schools and that is part of life. but again because of the divisiveness, people see this as a whole new afront and it doesnt need to be. >> joining us now is cnns dana bash. it is good to see you. as we were talking, sanjay mentioned that the numbers that were looking at are disheartening and biden has a big job ahead of him and making a big announcement. but as he took ...

The american academy of pediatrics reports more than 250,000 new cases involving children arise in the last week. thats a 23% increase from the week before. and 250% increase from five weeks ago. nearly 27% of all new weekly cases are children. that is a much higher percentage than we have seen over the course of the pandemic. now, it is important to note that while a quarter of all new cases are now among kids, they represent a much smaller portion of those hospitalized, about 2.5% of hospitali...

In guantanamo bay. they were released to a political office in qatar that ultimately negotiates with the united states, and they get back in power. thats been the trajectory. they are going to have a very strict interpretation of islamic law. thats what they have a track record for doing. i think to the point, the interior minister haqqani has a $10 million fbi bounty on his head. this man is the interlocutor on counterterrorism in the future. this is the message sent to the united states that, ...

It the opportunity to mutate. and when it mutates you can form another variant which might escape the protection of the vaccines. we have been fortunate that the vaccines that we have now are doing very well against all of the variants including the delta variant. but that could change and that could change if you get more variants. >> dr. patel, doctors said from the beginning that there is a reasonable likelihood that we are going to see more variants. we are dealing with the delta variant now...

The united states, however, lab results from experiments show it could be resistant to those vaccines, although more real world data would be needed to confirm that. meanwhile, questions as to transmissibility as well found in nearly all 50 states. >> erin mclaughlin from los angeles. i want to bring in medical contributor dr. patel. good to see you. thanks for being with us. >> thanks, hallie, good to be with you. >> start with comparisons now to a year ago. cases four times higher, deaths two ...