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extra point is pushed wide right. got to stop the run. easy touchdown. extra point is missed again. and now brett maher misses again. he s knissed tonight. four in a row. and he has done it again. they might be looking for a kicker next week. he missed again yes. actually, he was extra point for i mean, some days you just you re off. right? yes. it s just the way it is. and the playoffs they say when, like, when you have a bad day like that, you should just go home. go home and go to bed. cowboys still get the w. talk about that. hello, everyone. also ahead, election denier, lost the race by a landslide accused of hiring a group of gunmen to shoot up lawmakers. one of the targets, going to join us, live. and are there more classified documents out there at biden residences. what cnn has learned about additional searches that could be on the way at locations tied to president biden. also this out-patients and i don t know ....
Poppy, myself, they may not have to hunt as far and wide for these medications and some drug stores are changing policies. a hope, glimmer things are changing that demand is being met. walmart ended their limit for online purchases of these kids fever and pain-reducing medications. cvs has a two-product limit in-store and online. we also, talking about this, talking about the rsv numbers, flu numbers, the combination how it was affecting hospitalizations. have we paeaked? how does it look now that we re in january? covid cases have gone up but flu and rsv has peaked. flu cases high, very high, in half of states. overall numbers are coming down. on average seen about 24 million illnesses total for the flu over ....
It appears the U.S. avoided the much-feared holiday “tripledemic” of respiratory illnesses. Data now shows that flu and RSV appear to have peaked prior to the holidays. However, COVID-19 and its numbers are trending upward. ....
Updated covid vaccines things will be better. if not there is more concern and risk out there. after thanksgiving, we saw that huge spike in hospitalizations from the flu. so it s not just covid. it s the flew, it s rsv, which we know has been overwhelming children s hospitals. what s the biggest threat right now? yeah, all three of those viruses continue to be a challenge. the good news is rsv does look like it is turning down and in the last couple of weeks we ve seen evidence that rsv numbers are coming down but there is still a lot of flu and then covid-19 numbers are rising pretty significantly over the last couple of weeks and so all of them remain a challenge and the good news again is we ve got terrific vaccines against both flu and covid so we can do a lot here. we are not helpless. this is not a cause for concern and to me it s a cause for action. if people take action and get themselves imlogically up to date with vaccines it will make a tremendous difference. only 14% ....
Patients are covid patients. that s compared to about 25% last january. so as you mentioned, clearly more going on. is it because of what they re calling the tripledemic, which is covid, plus rsv plus flu, but the last of immunity from wearing masks the last few years. exactly. the new favorite word, tripledemic. it seems rsv numbers are peaking in many parts of the country and hospitalizations are slowing down. but when you look at the flu, the numbers are still high. the cdc director this week saying hospitalizations are at an all-time high for this year compared to last decade. and only six states are reporting high levels of circulating respiratory viruses. that s a big part of this. 78,000 hospitalizations already for flu. 4,500 deaths. but there s also the issue of workforce shortages we know that ....