it is all about telling a story about something bigger than ourselves. that s one of the things this pandemic has taught us and you helped show us. thank you, miguel. miguel, thank you so much. you did such good work for cnn and it really showed. and it was really powerful for someone to go in there to show what it was really like. i think it was a big lesson for a lot of people at home who were maybe like that woman and didn t think it was a big deal at first. and then realized quickly how serious it was. oh, yeah, thank you, guys. all right. now it is time for the good stuff. and the power of social media and how it helped one man find his lost wedding band. bob mann and his wife were eating at one of their favorite florida restaurants when he unwittingly dropped his wedding ring. that s when michelle entered the picture. i m walking and all of a sudden i look down and see a gold ring. i said, that looks like someone s wedding band.
that it aligned to the number of days pushed by corporate america is, quote, less than reassuring. look, it was totally transparent here. this was asked for, as the staffing issues were being put in place, delta s statement after the policy was put into place had not an ounce of public safety in it. but it was all about the staffing issues. that s what was argued on the front end. that s how your segment started today. and that is the quick response from cdc in the middle of this holiday season to try to address that, rather than be focused on public health policies y spolic. they should be clear about implementation here, because no worker should be forced to come to work when they are still sick. we re very concerned about that. i think there is a concern about whether or not people are actually asymptomatic going back to work. i want to ask you about something else. yesterday, dr. fauci told cnn a vaccine mandate for domestic flights is under consideration,
out back. the hospital s regular morgue filled to capacity. how much room do you have in your morgue? usually we have around 20 plus bodies that we can fit comfortably. and you ve gone over that? we have gone over that. did you think covid is not a serious illness? what is your thought on it now? it is a big deal. joining us now is the correspondent you see there, cnn national correspondent miguel marquez, who has been covering this pandemic since the beginning. i want to ask you, what was it like in those early days, when you re going into hospitals, there is no vaccine yet, there is no protection for you like that, you re relilying on the mask, the goggles you re wearing, the scrubs you re wearing, what was that like putting that on and talking to people who were on ventilators, who may be taking their last breaths, who aren t seeing their loved ones?
the department of health to try to get more testing supplies here in miami-dade county. john? 150,000 tests and already out. the demand is there, we got to increase the supply. leyla, thank you very much. on top of that, there is new government data on the pandemic that will be of concern to parents. the cdc and health and human services departments say the number of children in the hospital with covid-19 is getting close to a peak that was reached in early september. new york city is reporting a fivefold increase in pediatric hospitalizations and for more on that let s get to cnn s senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen and, so, elizabeth, parents obviously are watching this closely, but you say they should not be panicking just yet. right. and the reason why is that these numbers are still really small. they re still a very small number of children who are ending up in the hospital, thank goodness, with omicron. the concern is that these numbers are getting bigger and let
completely agree with foreign minister sariff we have never been closer. at this point, this negotiation could go either way. the secretary says the u.s. is still willing to walk away the talks in it evenncounters inn trans generals. cnn s atika shubert is live at the talks. good morning, atika. reporter: good morning, john. the pressure is on. there are back-to-back meetings. foreign ministers are here working around the clock to make the deadline. at the same time deputies from the iaea are in iran hoping to push forward. will they make the deadline? it is important for the u.s. they need an agreement before congress before july 9th.