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Joining me is cnn chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. this is where things stand in this moment. does it match the current status of the pandemic in the u.s.? >> well, were in a pandemic still. its the last part of your question, right? were still in the pandemic. wed like to think that were not, but we are. the numbers have been improving. airplanes are generally, have been considered one of the safer places to be because of the air exchange and the ventilation on planes but i think w...

>> reporter: that said, remember that kids who are unvaccinated are at risk, and if they do get infected, even though in general they tend to do well, they can get very, very sick. they can get hospitalized. and they can also infect other people. they can infect their parents and grandparents and other vulnerable people. i think its worth a cry. >> odonnell: im thinking were just weeks away from the unofficial start of summer, and a.a.a. is saying travel reservations are up 122% since last year....

Said is, look, ba.2, this new variant is obviously circulating quickly. we still need to get an idea of just how transmissible it is. it is true that airplanes have been generally one of the safest environments because of the air exchange and ventilation. but when you have a really transmissible virus, how much of a problem is that going to be? we they say we want until may 3rd. what struck me is it did not come from a public health agency, it came a judge, and there was no phasing in. people we...

Government wont do. keep an invasion of a city the size of atlanta proper, not metro, atlanta coming in every month. >> what we can say with certainty there is growing pressure from the presidents own party to do something about it. you heard from henry cuellar, chris coons and others. well see which way the president goes as he continues to see that pressure from democrats. meanwhile, to the point about that policy being lifted that was intended to address covid concerns, now you have this, wil...

Weeks. will there be a bump in hospitalizations and deaths that parallels or follows the rise in cases. two weeks some have argued was also slightly arbitrary, but that was really the purpose for this. so i do worry about folks who are immunocompromised and i worry about the people who are unvaccinated to be in close quarters. we generally say in an airplane where theres good ventilation, its not so risky. but i was just flying for spring break. you take your mask off when youre eating and drink...

Before the omicron wave, pre-omicron, about 1.4% of children showed upper airway disease during omicron that jumped to about 4%. and this is serious, erica. the study found a fifth of upper airway infection cases resulted in severe disease. requiring ventilation or blood pressure elevating medicationsar even death, erica. >> and im fascinated by the next one. the fda has now authorized the first covid-19 breath tecst whih could mane a change for overall testing but how effective is this. >> this...

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Well see. title 42 will be removed from the border in six weeks. why would that happen when you still have to wear a mask on a plane? >> you know, bill, i hope the cdc reconsiders this decision. a public health decision not a decision from washington politics. i instituted title 42 as a public health measure really to protect the health and well-being of the immigrants crossing the border that were being put in holding cells that really didnt have social distancing and the ventilation that we re...