Tonight, the u. S. Now surpasses 136,000 deaths from coronavirus. And tonight, the head of the cdc warning that this coming fall and winter will probably be, quote, one of the most difficult times that we will experience in American Public health. Also, the new images coming in tonight, inside hospitals across the south. Icus running out of space. In one hospital alone, 29 patients waiting for a bed. Hardhit florida reporting a Record Number of deaths in one day. Los angeles on the brink tonight of ordering a stay at home order. And this evening dr. Anthony fauci on any potential vaccine and his sobering prediction on when americans may no longer tonight on a key vaccine being tested. What weve now learned. Tonight, inside the school board meetings. Teachers fearful for their own
health if they go back too soon. The teacher who served eight years in the military who said she did not sign up to teach to fear for her life going back to the classroom. The school board in one of the countr
emphasize something. what we re seeing in our hospitals, our hospitals filling up, our emergency rooms, is being driven by people in ohio who are not vaccinated. earlier this evening dr. anthony fauci noted there are even more signs now that omicron is less likely to get you really sick. it appears omicron from data in south africa, the uk, and accumulating data in the united states, indicates it very well might not be as severe and many people from studies going on right now who get omicron have either no symptoms or asymptomatic. the controversy over the new guidance on reducing covid isolation shows no signs of going away. the washington post reports the recommendation to cut the isolation period for asymptomatic, infected people to five days was driven largely by
having a hard time finding covid tests. a problem that could last into 2022 and now many public school districts say they will require covid testing for students and staff. let s go to our experts that we have with us this evening dr. nicole saphier, fox news contributor and former assistant health secretary admiral brett giroir. welcome to both of you. thank you for having us. mike: from the new york times the u.s. breaks single day record hospitalizations and deaths however have not followed the same dramatic increase in the last two weeks. deaths are down by 5% with the daily average of 1221. while hospitalizations increased by just 15% to an average of 78,781 per day. while you obviously want to track cases, dr. saphier, are hospitalizations and fatalities really more meaningful metrics? well, absolutely. as of right now, as you can see,
tonight, the u.s. now surpasses 136,000 deaths from coronavirus. and tonight, the head of the cdc warning that this coming fall and winter will probably be, quote, one of the most difficult times that we will experience in american public health. also, the new images coming in tonight, inside hospitals across the south. icus running out of space. in one hospital alone, 29 patients waiting for a bed. hard-hit florida reporting a record number of deaths in one day. los angeles on the brink tonight of ordering a stay at home order. and this evening dr. anthony fauci on any potential vaccine and his sobering prediction on when americans may no longer tonight on a key vaccine being tested. what we ve now learned. tonight, inside the school board meetings. teachers fearful for their own
differently oh, leslie. and how there is nothing new coming from mitt romney except paul ryan regurgitating the ideas that he put forth before that many americans, especially the elderly populationover america, don t favor. megyn: but let me get back to you, lars. i m going to give you the floor larceny, but that s my question. if president obama continues to say mitt romney s not offering anything new, at some point the american electorate s going to say what are you offering that is new? where is the answer to that question? exactly. let me give you a couple of specifics that he could act on tomorrow. he could activate the keystone pipeline into canada, and that would bring more jobs. he could do a number of things. he could make it easier to lease lands to drill for oil on public lands which is down, leslie. most of the drilling that s gone up is on private lands mostly outside of federal control. there are a number of things. the president, well, the other evening dr. ric