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Officials report 87 active COVID-19 cases among inmates at the Main Jail.

Take a vote as to whether we go back to school or not. there is confusion about exactly how severe omicron is going to end up being in terms of illness, what it looks like now is we have a high case rate but dr. fauci says it's not that severe of illness. if it's not that severe of illness, then what is the case for closing the schools, et cetera, et cetera? and after almost two years now, into this pandemic, i think a lot of people had the expectation that once we got vaccinations on board, normality would reign and it would reign pretty much permanently and we are at a point now where that h...

Really disheartening to hear. having taken care of thousands of covid patients on the front lines in new york city i remember the trump administration sent us ppes, gloves, ventilators, masks, everything that we needed. the medical teams, the national guard, the u.s.s. comfort. i had everything i needed because of the federal response. the united states of america, one nation. we have to work together, the federal government, governors and states need to work together to protect our citizens and residents. >> what is fascinating you look at new york and they have the highest vaccination rate i...

Much more seriousness to it, we're seeing the ways the administration has reevaluated over time how they approach this issue. and especially they are continuing to emphasize the fact that because vaccinations are here where they weren't a year ago, and because they are shown to be effective, albeit with the need for booster, and they continue to stress the need for that, we are in a much different position now than we were a year ago. >> again, you've got to xlt case rate with the hospitalization rate. we could see another increase as dr. blackstock was talking about in one to two weeks. we ar...

And. mike: and hello again from a fox news in washington. president biden approaches his second year in office fighting fire on multiple fronts having won the job by arguing he could bring competence back to the white house mr. biden faces a prolonged pandemic, rising prices and a stalled agenda and early next year the administration will defend vaccine mandates and arguments before the supreme court and this week the white house reduced its push for voluntary vaccination and promised help to hospitals. we will discuss that response with the dean of the brown university's school of public heal...