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Blame lies with the school district. they need to figure it out, but the district says they have. union says they havent. >> omar jimenez, thanks. lets talk about this with dr. paul offit. a member of the fdas advisory committee. you heard omars report from chicago. we know that as long as schools are embracing vaccines, ventilation, testing and masking, health experts say its safe for kids to go back. its safe for in-person learning. but there is a shortage in testing. so what should schools ...

Been offered the booster. they will been offered the booster. they will be given a slot to get one. are we getting people coming forward to take advantage of those slots? there is talk of people _ take advantage of those slots? there is talk of people going _ take advantage of those slots? there is talk of people going over _ take advantage of those slots? there is talk of people going over the borderfrom is talk of people going over the border from wales is talk of people going over the borderf...

Ultimate decision lies with our superintendent and our school board members and i know we did the right thing. >> i think the point that eric adams is making that a lot of parents feel, if you have mitigation efforts, the other mitigation efforts in place, like a vaccine mandate which i believe is going into place in detroit schools maybe next month for staffers -- >> 18th. >> if you have the mitigation measures in place like masking, and ventilation, and some -- and if you do all of these thing...

In managing ventilation. teachers have told us that they are finding the monitor is helpful to manage ventilation, and in the majority of settings, existing ventilation measures are properly adequate for thejob. forthe measures are properly adequate for thejob. for the very measures are properly adequate for the job. for the very few cases where maintaining good ventilation is more challenging, we are sending out up to 8000 air cleaning units from next week, alongside other protective measures s...

This, following the advice of multiple health officials, was to give people the ability to remain socially distanced. i can tell you i saw first hand many people did not. most people there were supposed to be fully vaccinated, were supposed to be wearing masks. and authorities hope that will decrease the chance of this having become a superspreader, paula. >> lets hope so, outside ventilation, helpingsome not to spread too quickly through that significant crowd. polo, thank you for your reportin...

Able to get people. >> but im wondering, what do you recommend on how awful people use these tests and how able are they able we know that masks, especially good masks or the n-95 mask provides very good protection. the pcr test is good but theyre hard to get. the tests at home, in cases where there are lots of. >> not perfect but along with those other steps, distancing, masks, having good ventilation. if you couple that going forward with the fact that we are going

This christmas period, 11,030 were recorded on boxing day, and today, just over 10,500. meanhile england confirmed 98,515 cases in the past day. the health secretary said 90% of covid cases in england are now thought to be the omicron variant and he urged people to be cautious with their new years eve celebrations, saying the government wont hesitate to act in the future if necessary. heres our correspondent simonjones. after the christmas festivities, tough decisions. the government has been po...

We know only krochb is much more contagious. id like to see more ventilation around schools and businesses since we know coronavirus is airborne, omicron is incredibly transmissible, and thats an area neglected. >> doctor, we appreciate all those thoughts. white house officials are watching. have a great holiday. earlier in the show, we ask this question, why are you awake. one viewer writes i am still up from wednesday. doing last minute prepping the house, wrapping gifts, baking treats for the...

As you reporting just before i join you, our hospitals are overrun, we have to keep pushing and pushing. the fda has approved those boosters for young students and well continue our fight to make sure they are boosted so we can keep them safe. >> eddie glaude. >> hi miss pringle, its wonderful to talk to you. hade a case of breakthrough covid, i have to admit it put me down. it took me 10 or 12 days and i am still coming out of it. what do you make of a demand for a robust testing regime. some o...

And they are just fatigued. so, dr. jha, to that context, should we do? i want to ask about schools, right? that debate happening across the country and the vast majority of k to 12 public schools are open and staying so and committed to staying so. the latest count from a data company, though, has 4,561 public schools not open. dr. jha, i know you think that option shouldnt be on the table anymore. tell me why. >> yeah, because we have learned a lot, erin, about how to keep school safe. the deb...