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Shaq, who's been at a testing site this morning in chicago. how are things looking there? how have they changed over the past hour? >> well, this one just opened up in the past half hour, but it's people taking advantage of a free pcr testing option here in chicago. and look, we know that as cases rise, so, too, usually, do hospitalizations, but one thing that officials here are watching are the rise in pediatric hospitalizations, because those are increasing based on an nbc news analysis at faster rate than that of adult hospitalizations. illinois is one of those states leading that rise in c...

Return to the classrooms, but you again have those issues and questions about whether or not the rapid tests that people have detect the omicron variant. i want you to listen to what we heard from the cdc director this morning on the "today" show. >> we do know that the antigen test may not perform as well as it had for prior variants. the alpha variant and the delta variant, but it's still picking up quite a bit of infection. if you have a negative antigen test and if you have symptoms, then you should go ahead and get that pcr test. >> the problem with many of those pcr tests, chris, is that...

Down to ten, so we want to make sure that that is working as we would expect it to be. but that brings us back to lateral flow tests. for the system to work, there has to be enough of them to go around. labour says the government needs to get a grip and provide enough tests. catherine burns, bbc news. and cathjoins me now. a huge amount of pressure on the testing system at the moment? notjust an not just an issue notjust an issue with lateral flow test but also pcr test. at one stage this morning there were no pcr test to be sent out anywhere across the uk and have you wanted to book to go to ...

With an increase of cases nationwide, here is where you can get tested for Coronavirus in the area

DECATUR — With another rise in the number COVID-19 cases, Decatur testing facilities are expecting to be busy the next few weeks.