many years, we continue to see high levels of violence. violent crime increased while he was there. he lies about my record on crime. the truth is that we in braddock, as mayor in a community with significant gun violence issues, i ran to be mayor for that reason. and for 51/2 years we stopped the killing. dana: bryan llenas joins us with the latest on this very close race. philadelphia and suburbs is a democrat stronghold. if dr. oz can cut into lieutenant governor john fetterman s margin of victory there it could be mean the difference between winning and losing. dr. oz is concentrating on record crime in philadelphia. the number of shooting and homicide youth victims age 18 years or younger has more than doubled since 2015. then there is this. you may have broken the law. they may have broken the law.
opportunity for fire with a lot of those still to be counted. same day votes to be counted, here in horry county, where he s already running at 51%. 51.2%. there is definitely an opportunity for fight to get over 50% into wind that this thing outright tonight. even if he falls short, and rice ends up in a runoff, take a look at the roster of other republicans who are in this race. basically, all of them have also condemned rice s vote to impeach donald trump. has said it inspired their candidacy, et cetera. so far it goes into a runoff with price, he s gonna start with a giant lead from tonight, and there is the potential there coalesce a lot of the other support from the other candidates. because they ve all condemned rights as well. that s a story in south carolina seven. in south carolina. one about half the vote is in right now. a closer contest. nancy mace is leading right now. the margin is about six points. there is a geographic split that is emerging in this race right now. you
51.2% of the children who are eligible have gotten the vaccine, and so do you think that the boosters will follow that same pattern? well, i m afraid that s the case. i know for sure that the proportion of children vaccinated is less than that in my state because we re a state where there are a lot of hesitant vaccinators, and so, i think across the country, we re going to have to continue to push. all of my pediatrician colleagues are in this, i m sure, pushing to get the kids in their practices vaccinated. i mean, and it sounds like that s the answer, that the relationship that you have with your pediatrician goes further than something that, say, you know, the biden administration is pleading with you to do, at least that s what we ve been told by doctors. but i want to just pull up here, doctor, the numbers, because they re so stunning right now. right now, we are seeing more than 300,000 new cases per day,
maybe, maybe not. whatever decisions are made, it should be done at the state and local level in terms of education, in terms of what we need. hopefully it is the end of this. it goes through very quickly in january and we will get back to normal. we don t know what the future holds. we can look at solutions that are consistent with science and what the public can accept. what would change our minds. your state ranks 45th with just over half, 51.2%. you see it on the screen. hospitals in arkansas now bracing with a wave of new cases. 310% over the past four teen days. what is the likelihood that facts are rising from this wave of new cases. they may convince you to back a
maybe, maybe not. whatever decisions are made, it should be done at the state and local level in terms of education, in terms of what we need. hopefully it is the end of this. it goes through very quickly in january and we will get back to normal. we don t know what the future holds. we can look at solutions that are consistent with science and what the public can accept. what would change our minds. your state ranks 45th with just over half, 51.2%. you see it on the screen. hospitals in arkansas now bracing with a wave of new cases. 310% over the past four teen days. what is the likelihood that facts are rising from this wave of new cases. they may convince you to back a