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Call to rein state some of that. dc is in a moderate covid community transmission and that is an area that we would think about masking, particularly people with chronic conditions. the same thing that they should be doing is just offering, i know that in the white house, it is the press corps, there is it press core, there's rigorous testing. for staff, it's not regular testing. they should implement regular surveillance testing, as a broad step. at campuses, infections can happen. ba.5 is infectious. >> it is so infectious. we are seeing a lot of transmission around the country and hospitali...

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Emerging here is that this country is going to be in the soup in just in the next few weeks with so many cases in so many locations that we are going to see critical infrastructure, as well as healthcare challenged. >> to that point, new cases are now averaging nearly 300,000 a day. a new cdc forecast out late today predicts more than 44,000 new deaths are possible over the next four weeks. yes, 44,000. meantime, testing remains hard to come by. former hhs official, rick bright, on cnn this evening compared it to the hunger games and as people scramble to get tested ahead of new year's eve and...

That number is the result of a lag in reporting over the christmas holidays, but it is a staggering toll nonetheless. the centers for disease control and prevention is now forecasting 44,000 new covid deaths over the next month. now, the cdc also projects those fatalities will rise most quickly in early january, then tapering off later in the 3407b89. -- month. more u.s. states are employing the national guard to support health care workers, especially with testing and vaccination efforts. tom foreman has the day's other headlines from washington. >> reporter: schools in d.c. will require al...