january. i leave thursday. janice: severe storms tonight into wednesday. all the ingredients for severe weather outbreak and that includes our friends in louisiana and texas and arkansas in towards mississippi. so, a significant threat for louisiana, parts of louisiana in towards mississippi where we could see long track, dangerous, potentially deadly tornadoes, so i really need all the folks in this area, including jackson, mississippi, to pay very close attention to your local weather forecast and have a way to get those watches and warnings. the worst of it coming around the dinnertime and overnight hours and that s what i m concerned the people are going to be sleeping. again, listen to all your watches and warnings, fox weather.com has them. the watch means conditions are facial. warnings means that tornadoes have been spotted. all right, ainsley, friends here from louisiana. make sure that they are all safe and listener to fox weather.com. keep you posted. ainsley: i love s
supply and it all comes as the health care industry braces for a triple-demic this winter, rsv, flu and covid colliding. in new york, ella is home after a week in the hospital. it was surreal. seeing your daughter on a breathing mask and he s only 3 1/2. reporter: adding to the strain on the system and desire staffing shortages. more than half a million people in the health care industries quit their positions in september. were you burnt out? extremely. reporter: she s no longer a traveling nurse. the joy was just literally being sucked out of us. we were doing everything that we could and we just it was never enough. reporter: as for covid, the cdc says new data shows the omicron boosters offer better protection against variants than earlier doses. still, they re not as effective as the original covid vaccine was against the initial virus. gabe gutierrez with that reporting. thank you so much. as if covid, the flu, rsv