31 past the hour. in kansas, two large school districts were forced to cancel classes this week after a surge in cases among students and staff. more than 800 school employees have called out sick. in missouri, covid icu hospitalizations have surpassed its previous record set back in august. joining me now is dr. ragu adiya, chief medical officer of liberty medical hospital in liberty, missouri. what can you tell us about where things stand today in your hospital? thank you for having me. it s about the same as it has been over the past week or two. our numbers are at or beyond capacity, both in icu and in the regular floors. and that is worsened by staffing issues, as well. and so, we are doing the best we
stretches from the gulf of mexico in the south all the way up to nova scotia, and right in the middle of all of it, missouri has a record for snow. fox weather s max gordon is live in kansas city for us. hi, max. hey, good afternoon from kansas city, a very snowy scene here where we have had a record breaking day. 6.4 inches of snow fell as of noon local time. that beats a record set back in 1893, 6 inches back in february of 1893. as you can see, a whole lot of snow on the ground. also been dealing with strong winds. sustained against about 20 miles per hour with gusts up to 35 to 40 miles per hour. conditions have actually improved in the last hour or so before you couldn t even see downtown the block, let alone to the hills off in the distance. but things are gradually improving here. we should see this winter storm warning expire by the early evening hours here in kansas
because critics want to ban hundreds of books that they claim are offensive. let s go out front. good evening, everyone. i m kate bolduan in for erin burnett. out front tonight, this is not march of 2020. that was president biden trying to reassure americans today. telling them not to panic over the latest surge. but he did warn things are about to get worse. we ll see some fully-vaccinated people get covid, potentially in large numbers. there will be positive cases in every office even here in the white house but these cases are highly unlikely to lead to serious illness. if you are not fully vaccinated, you have good reason to be concerned. you are at a high risk of getting sick. right now, the u.s. is reporting more than 140,000 cases per day and the cdc is predict predicting we could be at 250,000 new cases a day in the next few weeks. breaking the record set back in
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christmas shopping season. also breaking tonight senate republicans with the help of democrats vote to block president biden s federal vaccine mandate for private employers and a live report where things stand right now and what happens next. jurors and the jussie smollett trail will reconvene and hours after deliberation set to resume a second day. the legal panel standing by the live to weigh in and we began with the americans crime crisis and rising tide of criticism of progressive policymakers refusing to acknowledge or address the problems of some of their cities. cheap breaking news correspondent trace gallagher is on the case tonight good evening, trace. three weeks to go in 2021 more homicide records could still fall but for at least a dozen major u.s. cities, this has been a year to forget. philadelphia leads the list with 521 murders breaking a record set back in 1990. five other cds toledo, baton rouge, columbus, indianapolis and louisville broke mike broke on the side rec