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Necessity for lockdowns.- those who seemed keen on the necessity for lockdowns. yeah, so neil ferguson _ necessity for lockdowns. yeah, so neil ferguson was _ necessity for lockdowns. yeah, so neil ferguson was known - necessity for lockdowns. yeah, so neil ferguson was known as - necessity for lockdowns. yeah, so - neil ferguson was known as professor locked out, a former member of stage and on the steeper really tough or tough measures to control current of and control covid, and he was also q...

His politics, lets face it, are much more about the early nineties than they are about the 2020s. >> yes. >> so i think his trajectory, in terms of the relationship with voters is going in a different direction. and so there isnt the same sort of popular appeal back one more as. all his appeal is transactional. again, thats one of those situations where it really is, when you come for the king, because its really a question of -- the king has the pursed rains in the situation. and really has a l...

Employees. if they want to opt out, they need to show us their vaccination card. jackson hospital is doing a mandatory vaccination and those that wont will have to kind of isolate and use severe measures to keep them safe. >> were going to fix that audio, mayor. just standby for a moment. dr. wen, what do these new numbers, specifically down in florida, tell you about the trajectory of this virus right now, this horrible delta variant? >> were in another stage of what appears to be exponential g...

To have the chance to think through this process and get the vaccine. >> are you worried? because there is a health care worker shortage across america. are you worried about that? in houston, they did not lose a lot, but they lost some, but when you are short of people you do not want to lose. any >> sure, there is concern that we could lead staff. but the important thing to do in a hospital system is to not make decisions out of fear. we are making the right decision -- we are making a decisio...

Has a transactional relationship with all those people in new york that were just referenced. and trump didnt really. trump had the republican voter in a way that cuomo doesnt. i mean hes popular but hes not deeply popular. and his politics, lets face it, are much more about the early 90s than they are about the early 2020s. so i think his trajectory in terms of the relationship with voters is going in a different direction. and so there isnt the same sort of popular appeal that cuomo has. all o...

And go ahead and get the vaccine. >> are you worried? theres a health care worker shortage across america. in houston they didnt lose a lot of staff. but when youre short of people, you dont want to lose any. >> theres the concern that we could lose staff. the important thing in a hospital system is to not make decisions out of fear. were making the right decision. were making the decision thats -- that puts patients first. patient safety. employee safety. thats what our primary concerns are and...

It develops. raf, thank you. back here at home, the fast moving dixie fire continues to burn through parts of northern california. virtually obliterating a historic mining town in its path. were going to take you there live on the ground after the break. youre watching "ayman mohyeldin reports." youre watching "ayman mohyeldin reports. - stand up if you are first generation college student. (crowd cheering) stand up if youre a mother. if you are actively deployed, a veteran, or youre in a mili...

Vaccination versus the delta variant, and now we really have to -- we have to do everything we can to sort of try to catch up. i dont know what is going need to be, but it would be higher than what it would have had to have been before. if you look at it now, the white house says theres progress in recent days, a tough stretch, back in april, 4.6 million people way up here. you saw the drop. some of that was expected as more get vaccinateds the numbers go down. you hit the rut and bounce up, 864...

New coronavirus infections, the averages as of yesterday shy of 99,000. one year ago, we were at 55,000. just remember the trajectories. a year ago here, dipped down, went up through the winter surge. remember where we are as we go through more. the daily case tracking well to back before june there. the red line is the seven day average. there are blips from day. mostly we use the seven-day average. you see the average. look at places where you see the daily case count jumping over the red line...

In april where nearly 2 million showed up to get their first shot. as of yesterday, the average 465,000, if you round that up a little bit. on this point lets bring in to share expertises and insights the associate chief medical officer at emory university hospital. in this race, if you will, when you go back to cases and you see the daily cases and that trajectory, which is horrifically similar to what we saw last fall heading up in the winter and then look at the vaccinations, the question is,...