bit of a question. we know that the likelihood is going to be higher that you were asymptomatic. so that probably means that you have lower levels of virus and that you may be very little risk of being contagious. although we have to take those precautions, especially with professional athletes and being around others. so obviously we are still going to quarantine and isolate, as needed, just out of an abundance of precaution. okay. look, it s certainly this is the question people want to know especially when many people, myself included, have small children who can t be vaccinated. so we are living with people who can t be vaccinated at that point and we have to protect them as well. i do want to ask you as you are there in tennessee. we see this growing outrage because of your state s health department saying it s halting all adolescent vaccine outreach. we re not talking about just
the threat is incredibly real, and we re already seeing surges in parts of the country where there are high pockets of unvaccinated people. add to that an in-person school attendance of primary apply unvaccinated children, and you have an opportunity for surges and hot spots. as delta forces some hospitals to reopen covid wards, cases are on the rise again in 27 states. after outbreaks in rural and mostly unvaccinated communities, a troubling number of infections are now being detected in cities like st. louis, new york and los angeles, an evolving virus with an emerging threat just as the youngest unprotected americans get ready to return to the classroom. nbc s miguel almaguer with that report. meanwhile, the tennessee health department will halt all adolescent vaccine outreach. not just for coronavirus but all