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Care workers are out this week due to covid exposure. >> i think the only thing that can make things worse is to act like this is not happening. if you went out and got a vaccine today, it's not going to help us for weeks but it would be a start. >> thanks to cnn's dan simon for that report. at this point the trend is undeniable. hospitals in areas with low vaccination rates are struggling with shortages in resources, staff, bed space and the impact is especially being felt in the southeast. listen to this, the top medical official in alabama says the number of hospitalizations in the state ...

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Masks are not required unlike where at a nearby charter school. what are you hearing about the contrast there in that community? >> that's right, andrea. to be clear, the reopening plan for this school district explicitly says that masks are not required but after a contentious board meeting last night, that's been updated to say that masks are strongly encouraged, but still, not required. that just underscores the divide that you have in the community where there's a resistance to masking, but you have medical officials pleading to folks. they're converting hospital hallways, classrooms, into...

More than 2500 people in the hospital with covid and that is an all-time high for the entire pandemic in that state. patients in icu and on ventilators also at the highest number yet. the governor is deploying hundreds more national guards troops to help at hospitals across the state that are now nearing a breaking point. zw joining me now is dr. will milan from saintclair health care in moorhead, kentucky. thanks for being here. when i spoke with the governor last week he pointed to your hospital as one that he was concerned about. you've had, he said, you had to close operating rooms to expa...

Is so high here, look at the positivity rate. one in four people that get a test are turning back with a positive result. the increase in cases turns into the increase in hospitalizations at a time when doctors are saying hospitals are full. they feel like they've reached the limit at this point. you have hospitals turning hallways and classrooms into additional bed space to increase their capacity. there is also the struggle to fill open positions, hundreds of positions open right now so you're having the army, you're having national guard come in to back fill these medical professionals deal...