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Increase. we can show you over the past month or so, take a look. that's obviously not direction that you want to be going. that's a pretty steep slope and the concern is that it will continue to go up. some projections. 75% of k-12 students could be exposed within the next three months. two other things jumped out at me, john. one is that you're starting to see a definitive split in terms of the impact of vaccinations on kids. if you're unvaccinated you're ten times more likely to be hospitalized versus if you're vaccinated, and this is for kids 17 and younger. and also the case rates. i just...

By the delta variant. mississippi, alabama, arkansas, florida. these were states that were hit really hard. look at where they rank in terms of august vaccinations among adults. second, third, fourth, and fifth. more of these folks have gone out and got vaccinated. look at their case rate change over the last week. in mississippi fewer new cases this week than the prior week. arkansas the same thing. alabama and florida were pretty steady so we're right at the top of the curve not getting the exponential growth we were earlier on in the pandemic when delta was coming. the other thing i'll note...

Definitely not allow your kid to get vaccinated look at that the percentage has dropped in half from early june when it was just 33% to now just 16%. the same story we saw with adults we're seeing with kids with more people getting vaccinated and fewer people saying i'll hold out and not get a vaccine. >> you told me something in the office about how you didn't want me to forget to ask about how we're seeing people get vaccinated, the states we needed to see that most, that is the best kind of sign you can see. >> look, the south has been hit particularly hard by the covid, by the delta varian...

On Thursday morning, August 26, Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee held a phone conference with members of the Tennessee Press Association to discuss various topics and answer questions from journalists across...

>> sanjay, the case rate in the united states, the cases at levels we haven't seen since january and hospitalizations up at level we haven't seen in a long time either. where are we with deaths? i know we're now up to more than a thousand a day, which is shocking, but one of the things we've been looking for is would the rate -- the death rate rise in a corresponding way, albeit later to deaths and hospitalizations, are we getting any sense yet? >> i think we're getting some sense, and in that case there has been some decoupling. what i mean by that, i don't mean to use such a clinical term, b...