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When we come back, another extremely violent weekend in chicago where a police officer was killed a young officer during a traffic stop. there's no such thing as a routine one as crime continues to sky rocket under the failed far left mayor, lori lightweight. alderman raymond lopez and leo 2.2 will react. if you know the name of the officer we're going to tell you about, ask yourself why do you think that is?

To pay to not go back to where we were a year ago. >> yeah, some u.s. cities experimenting with similar things here. bar barb, thank you. and in britain, experts are trying to wrap their head around a trend there. they expected the numbers to sky rocket after regulations were scrapped but instead the 7 day average has declined. so is there a lesson for others? we're joined by a global health expert at university college london. thanks for being with us. so what we've seen there in the uk, case numbers falling after dropping restrictions especially in the context of that highly contagious del...

Well. kim? >> thank you very much. appreciate it. in britain, experts have been trying to wrap their heads around a puzzling coronavirus trend. they expected the number of cases to sky rocket after england scrapped most covid restrictions last month. the seven-day average instead declined. the question is why? earlier i asked sonlap to answer the question. >> this is a decline. the trend follows fewer hospitalizations and there has been a particularly over the summer period in the uk a lack of incentive to get tested in the first place. we don't have the same support systems in place for tho...

The past month. and a 75% increase over just the past week. >> everyone is uncomfortable. we are -- our hospitals are full, our emergency departments are full. we have more people coming in being admitted to the moment. >> and you keep hearing reports of patients begging for the vaccine as they are being put on a vaccine. in arkansas, some icus are already running out of beds and a top health official are predicting outbreaks when the schools open this year. f martin savidge is on the ground for us. >> reporter: the numbers in arkansas continue to sky rocket. and two reasons, the delta variant...