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Now to the question of whether the omicron variant might be beginning to peak in new york city. the seven-day positivity rate in manhattan dipped monday for the first time since the latest surge. the rolling average was 11.9% back on december 27th and has been steadily increasing. it hit 18.7% on january 2nd. then dropped off to 18.3%. and south africa has a guide that this variant could be, we stress, could be on the beginning to be on its way out. meanwhile new york city mayor eric adams is defending his decision to keep the schools open amid that surging wave of coronavirus cases. here's wh...

Hi, john's wife, as well. it is tuesday, january 4th. i'm brianna keilar with john berman. this morning, record highs in the number of coronavirus cases. the u.s. seven-day rolling average of cases standing at a record 400,000. now, more than 103,000 people in the u.s. are hospitalized with coronavirus. it's the first time that this total has reached six figures in nearly four months. states are also reporting surges in child hospitalizations. very alarming here. they're now the highest they have ever been, with more than 500 children being admitted daily. this as the omicron variant complic...

New york city. see that line graph shows the seven-day rolling average of cases. again, new york city. you can see that the caseload number at least has started finally to fall in recent days, and thankfully, it is a similar story with hospitalizations in new york, which are following, temporarily following the case numbers, but they also appear to have started to turn the corner. may that continue. if those trends continue in new york city, and that is a big if, it could be a sign that this current wave may be on track to come down just as rapidly as it rose up. the top elected official for m...

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As of Monday afternoon, 64.7% of Illinoisans are fully vaccinated.