the first? yeah, the first one was bad. reporter: would you encourage others to get vaccinated now, though? yes. how important is it? how bad is covid? it s terrible. you don t want it. i didn t want to be vaccinated. reporter: you did not want to be vaccinated? no. you think you will get vaccinated after this? no. why? i should be okay now. reporter: you think? yeah. she s wrong. she should speak to the other guy who is in the hospital for the second time. the other patient well, anyway, a lot to discuss with michael osterholm, director of the center for infectious disease research and policy. professor osterholm, you say you know less about this virus now than you did a year ago, i understand. why is that? well, at this point, we have a number of different situations unfolding. both, the ever-increasing number
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april and may that went up very high and then came down relatively quickly back to baseline. that s what we saw in the south this past summer. the southern states, very high. up quickly, down. then, you saw a situation in united kingdom where the surge started in july. it went up high. came down a little bit. and then, went back up and it stayed there. that s exactly what we are seeing right now in the northern tier of states. if you had actually draw a line through the great plains, across minnesota, wisconsin, right now, across all the way toe to the northeast. those are states that are actually seeing these prolonged surges. what is also now emerging is if you follow the southern border of the great lake states and start looking out indiana, ohio, pennsylvania, new york, you are seeing now the emergence of a new surge. which is kind of merging with in existing surge and i think this really spells a real troubles for the country. michael osterholm, appreciate it. thank you. day
start looking out indiana, ohio, pennsylvania, new york, you are seeing now the emergence of a new surge. which is kind of merging with in existing surge and i think this really spells a real troubles for the country. michael osterholm, appreciate it. thank you. day three of the kim potter trial provided new insight into the fatal traffic stop shooting of daunte wright. cnn s josh campbell has details ahead. yeah. even unlimited. that s right. while the big wireless companies spend billions on holiday ads luring you into expensive contracts, we spent $79 on this stock video so we can afford to give you stuff for free. you gotta be into that, right? yes, you can t resist savings.
in the economy in this country if we don t do something about it in the political spectrum. wendy davis, jeff toobin, appreciate it. thank you. there is new information tonight on the omicron variant from one of the first studies done in the united states. we will tell you what it says and talk about it with michael osterholm. he protected accurately the impact of the delta variant, where he now thinks we re headed, next. hey google.