morning, i thought did he go to ohio state or the other ohio? am i right? i know. we got to go. i appreciate it, guys, brooke, t.j., carter, paige, i love you guys. thank you, cnn news central starts right now. the largest deportation operation in american history. talk of migrants poisoning the blood of the united states. that is where donald trump is focused right now. his republican opponents call it dog whistling. but a dog whistle is supposed to be subtle. isn t this far beyond that at this point? and right now, u.s. defense secretary lloyd austin is back in tel aviv for a critical diplomatic visit. the white house urging israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to change course, as civilian casualties in gaza mount. and millions of americans up and down the east coast are facing serious and severe weather today. the powerful nor easter already has hundreds of thousands in the dark this morning. i m kate bolduan with sara sidner, john berman is off today. th
they bring home germs. what can parents do to keep the little ones safe as possible? it s possible. i tell you, i can t tell you the number of parents with kids with these severe viral illnesses that feel terrible because they weren t able to protect their kids from these illnesses. it s really hard, especially if there are other people in the home. we learned during the covid pandemic that the things that we do for covid are also really effective to limit the spread of other viral respiratory illnesses. so good hand hygiene. keeping sick people away from anybody who is an infant or who is chronically ill. those are both really useful in terms of limiting spread. we re also seeing the flu season arrive early as well. how has that along with, of course, covid on top of rsv, how has all of this, i guess, impacted, you know, what s going on this season and when you are seeing at the hospital?
released shouldn t be there, could be released but they ve got nowhere to id released but they ve got nowhere to go because there s insufficient care in the go because there s insufficient care in the community for them. and they ve in the community for them. and they ve got covid on top of that. i think they ve got covid on top of that. i think it s 12 they ve got covid on top of that. i think it s 12 now have declared criticai think it s 12 now have declared critical incidents, which means they are in critical incidents, which means they are in a critical incidents, which means they are in a position where they can only are in a position where they can oniyiust are in a position where they can onlyjust about cope with an emergency, they may not be able to even do emergency, they may not be able to even do that. now even boris johnson said that even do that. now even boris johnson said that the hospitals, the nhs is on wrong said that the hospitals, the nhs is on
the state has smashed its record-weekly case count. more than 70,000. the unvaccinated or partially vaccinated accounting for nearly 80% of those cases. nearly 85% of hospitalizations and more than 83% of deaths. sherry khan, 80 years old, diabetic and asthmatic, now has coronavirus too. she had one dose of the pfizer vaccine, and says if not for that, she might be in worse shape today. and that asthma really knock you down when you can t breathe, you better be getting somewhere. and with covid on top of it, that is not a good complication. uh-huh. the way i can understand that i didn t have it bad like some people cause some people don t take shots like that. reporter: not sure how she picked up the virus, she says once released i will get that second shot. yeah. i ll go to my doctor. reporter: and despite the
are just fearful of it. reporter: people you treat, come in not believing they have it? some of them don t believe they have it. they don t believe it s a real thing. i ve heard that. reporter: with nearly a third of kentuckyians testing now positive for the coronavirus, the state has smashed its record weekly case count, more than 72,000. the unvaccinated or partially vaccinated accounting for nearly 80% of those cases, nearly 85% of hospitalizations, and more than 83% of deaths. sherry kahn, 80 years old, diabetic and asthmatic now has coronavirus, too. she had one dose of the pfizer vaccine and says if not for that, she might be in worse shape today. and that asthma will really knock you down. when you can t breathe, you better be getting some. reporter: with covid on top of that, that s not a good combination. the way i can understand, i