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How much worse do you fear it could get? >> well, you know, i think the way this is going to work, joe, is we're seeing this kind of regionalization of this big wave, this big firestorm, what my friend mike osterholm calls this virus blizzard. it's starting first in the northeast, washington, d.c. is just unbelievable level of transmission, new york city. this is going to continue probably for a couple of more weeks, then you are now seeing it pick up in pennsylvania, ohio, indiana, illinois. and then it's going to go over the rest of the country and then we will starting to down in new york a...

Here that this new variant is better or less harmful than some of the previous ones. it doesn't mean anyone wants to get it. it doesn't mean let your guard down, but we deal in facts here. while it might sound weird to say, the mounting scientific evidence supports a range of facts that this is less dangerous than delta and it is sending fewer people per capita for urgent hospital care. >> we're going to be in the throes of this wave of infection. i think you'll see infections peak out in the next two weeks. this is very fast moving wave. on the back end of this, hopefully we're done with covi...

And as you heard a lot of the deaths that occurred were people in vehicles. so i just can't encourage you enough if you see any water covering a roadway, do not attempt to drive it, even if you're familiar with the area. you don't know how deep the water is. that's one of the reasons it's so dangerous. there is so much rain on the ground because since this year as we wrap up the year, st. louis is one manufacture cities that has seen record rainfall. and because we've seen so much rain, 61.24 inches, we've had a lot of moisture in the area. when you have warmer temperature and more moisture, y...

I haven't been focusing on ha. what i have been looking at is the whole tsunami question. the u.s. government, noaa, after banda aceh decided to step up the warning system. and there are 20 buoys out in the pacific, and they're known as the d.a.r.t. buoys, deep ocean assessment reporting of tsunamis. they float out there and transmit data. so when the buoys sense a rise in elevation because of a moving wave, that information is transmitted to satellites and brought into noaa headquarters, and they start doing some very rapid calculations to determine the size of the wave that's coming, the spe...

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