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the eclipse already started. reporter: yes, it did. it s about to start in the western part of the country. give me five, you guys. you were amazing. thank you so much for being with us. and craig, so many families like them, they re going to experience this together in this stadium behind me. 15,000 people have poured into carbondale, illinois, and the local businesses here are ex attic. it is estimated the private sector in carbondale will gain almost $20 million just by the influx of tourists and people all around the world who have come here to witness this astronomical event together. all right. we ll come back to you in a moment, as well. my friend and colleague, jeff rossen, is standing by, not far from where we sit here. he s in new york city, on the upper west side. new york city, by the way, expected to get an eclipse of about 70%. but here s the thing, jeff. that doesn t mean that folks should take viewing any less seriously, right? reporter: yeah, you can never l ....
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Fungus infection, because our bodies are 98.6 degrees. fungi don t grow really well in that temperature. as the climate warms, those pathogens start to become more acclimated to warmer temperatures, and as a result, maybe more likely to infection the human body, if that makes sense. so you can see, this is all sort of a big circle of events that kind of feeds itself. we know that the covid-19 pandemic compounded a lot of public health issues. is there any carryover from the pandemic influence of covid-19 on anti-microbial resistance? yeah, i think so, because you know, we were tracking this pretty closely. again, it s such an important topic globally. in the united states, if you sort of track between 2012, 2017, 2018, we seem to be making some progress in terms of deaths associated with anti-microbial resistance. then you go to 2020, and all of a sudden the numbers go back up. ....
Beginning to hear people talk about going back. have you talked to people? you know so many people in so many of these towns. are people considering going back home? yeah. for a wide range of people. i spoke to a number of people who are refugees outside ukraine. a lot of people thought the west was an ideal place to be. they realized adjusting is more challenging. so you have some people. we don t have the exact numbers. they are going from poland, slovakia, from europe, back into ukraine. for me it took six or seven days as my friends say, your building could get hit, possibly not. certainly in the case of mariupol or kherson. you get used to the prospect this could happen you. but the more days that go by, you don t think so and you get more acclimated. people are cautious about it. but people want to move forward. one thing you told me, which ....
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