arms a day. this is the nationwide average but there are exceptions, of course. you can see in five states case rates are climbing by at least 10%. more that you from cnn's paulo sandoval. >> reporter: christine, laura, good morning to you. big picture, covid rates are on the decline across most of the country. 45 states according to johns hopkins university which tracks these numbers saw cases decline or remain relatively steady over the weekend. nationally the u.s. seeing 95,000 new cases throughout the day. it's more than 2 months since it's dipped below that number. that number of infections is still too high and the number of vaccinated americans is still not high enough. he's warning against declaring a premature victory. take a listen. >> we still have around 68 million people who are eligible to be vaccinated that have not yet gotten vaccinated and even those who have been vaccinated, you want to look forward to holiday season, spending time with your family and doing those sorts of things. don't just throw your hands up and say it's all over. >> reporter: pfizer is working on emergency use authorization for children 5 years old and older. >> thank you so much for that. let's dig deeper and bring in dr. chris purnel. so nice to see you. >> good morning. >> nice to see you this morning. nice to have you on for good news for a change. hospitalizations, deaths, new cases all down. we've been here before. we've felt optimistic before. what's your level of comfort in getting together? >> good morning. so this is what i tell family. this is what i tell friends. think about who's going to be gathering. where you're going to be gathering and just how long you're going to be together. let me help everyone understand what that means. if you are all from the same household, all vaccinated or you have a low risk of getting coronavirus, enjoy one another. if it's a couple of households, make sure adults and those who can be are vaccinated. open windows. if you are thinking about mixing multiple households, very large gatherings, i think we still need to put the pause on those types of activities. >> very good advice. scott gottleib says every household should have tests at home. that's part of the multi-layered mitigation. let's listen to him and talk about it on the other side. >> i think every household should have a supply of at home tests on hand. the government can be doing a lot more to subsidize it. distributing them in the medicaid program. i think when you're gathering around the holidays you have to assess the circumstances. you have younger kids unvaccinated with older relatives vaccinated but could be vulnerable for break-through testing. >> doctor, your thoughts on that? >> i agree. look, we can't completely vaccinate ourselves out of this pandemic. vaccinations are important but we have to have that multi-layered strategy. i've been saying since president biden made this recent announcement around the mandates for employers that we should go a step further and deliver rapid tests to every home. dr. gottleib is talking about rapid tests at least in the medicaid population. i say let's be as aggressive in this public health measure as possible. make the tests accessible and cheap and affordable. this way families can say do i have someone who's symptomatic? those tests are great in those instances. >> doctor, many out there hoping pfizer prefers for 5 to 11. i'm waiting for 2-year-olds. unlike other vaccines you think about kids getting from birth, i have a 10-year-old who's sort of with it, they know all the misinformation. they see all the fights on tv over masks. if you're a parent, how do you talk to your child about why they should get their shot? >> just be honest. my youngest, she wrote a letter to the world. can you help me get my letter out expressing how she wishes she could be vaccinated. yes, she has an aunt who believes in vaccinated but she wishes she could be vaccinated. the more we have regular, plain spoken vaccinations. this is a way to show service, empathy, science in action. yes, there will be a moment of discomfort, but the long-term payout is worth that momentary discomfort. >> i get the sense kids are better about this. >> polling numbers of kids who are going to get that shot is not as high. dr. chris pernell, thank you. alan west who is running for gov more is in the hospital with covid-19. he and his wife received monoclonal antibody infusion therapy. he was vaccinated and was transferred to a hospital in plano. his wife who was vaccinated is home. he's taking hydroxychloroquine and invermectin. both of those should not be taken. the last one is an animal dewormer. freedom day in sydney. all of australia has been closed off from the rest of the world during the pandemic. now the strategy in sydney is to live with covid. angus watson is in sydney this morning. what's the partial lifting of the lockdown going to look like in practice? >> reporter: there was joy, relief, yes, some apprehension today as the city exited a 106 day lockdown. people told that they're now allowed to visit family and friends at their homes in small numbers. they're allowed to go out to a restaurant for a meal or to a gym or hairdresser. really for the first time since june since the outbreak of the delta variant started with one case imported internationally. some days later that's over 60,000 cases and 3,000 deaths. that's how virulent it is. as the cases have built, so have the vaccination rates. now there are over 70% of adults fully vaccinated here in the city giving authorities the confidence to open back up again. as you mentioned this, australia has been closed off to the rest of the world. australian states have been closed off to one another. there are places where covid is in the capitol and in melbourne there are also cities and states around the country where there are no covid. the next step on the road outside of covid, bring the sidney whole again. >> thank you so much for that. covid broke the american jobs market and fixing it won't be quick or simple. the latest evidence, hiring slowed in september. a setback as the delta variant raged through the american economy. 194,000 jobs were added back last month. well below the strong hiring last summer. the economy is still down 5 million jobs since the pandemic began. at this pace it would take more than 2 years to recover all of the jobs lost. the issue isn't companies aren't hiring. many report they would hire but they can't find workers. many thought people would rush back into the jobs market but that has not happened. friday's report shows jobless benefits didn't contribute. there are child care issues, health concerns and a re-evaluation of life goals of workers and priorities all playing major roles in keeping people at home. in a census survey 5 million people said they were not working because they were taking care of kids. 3 million are concerned about getting the virus or spreading the virus. covid has completely changed how they think about their family, safety and job. i also think covid has broken the statistics we use to measure the labor market and we need to be patient. >> it shows you the reasons people are making the decisions are not just about wages. >> it's not just about another dollar or two an hour, it's about a much bigger global picture at home. still ahead for you, a warning to china. after more than 100 fighter jets flew into taiwan's air defense zone, now president biden must decide to do if beijing continues to test him. no sugar. no pizza. no foods you love. stressed? 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>> you have a progressive president, president sine wen not acknowledging things like the 1992 consensus. you have a view from the beijing side that the leaders here in taiwan, they have the support of young people. they have certainly after what happened in hong kong, that's what helped president sai win re-election. this would not become another hong kong. they're overwhelmingly against being absorbed by the mainland. china senses this. they have viewed taiwan as an eventuality. president xi is emboldened. he has a powerful military. this might be the crowning jewel on his terms. >> nice to see you this morning, will. thanks. this to be a real decision point. >> this is a foreign policy challenge for this white house. no question. coming up, thousands of southwest flights canceled leaving passengers helpless and crews stranded. >> there were no other flights available at all. i just began to cry. i was just devastated. >> an update on the delays this weekend. that's up next. salonpas. it's good medicine. centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... .and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day tr now with a new look.es. bipolar depression. it made me feel like i was trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of people living with bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place... ...and be hard to manage. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be. latuda is not for everyone. call your doctor about unusual mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. elderly dementia patients on latuda have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever, stiff muscles, and confusion, as these may be life threatening... ...or uncontrollable muscle movements, as these may be permanent. these are not all the serious side effects. now i'm back where i belong. ask your doctor about latuda and pay as little as $0 for your first prescription. this is the new world of work. each day looks different than the last. but whatever work becomes... the servicenow platform will make it just, flow. whether it's finding ways to help you serve your customers, orchestrating a safe return to the office... wait. an office? 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he's only a leader because he raises a lot of money and he gives it to senators. that's the only thing he's got. that's his only form of leadership. he should have challenged the ele election. >> reporter: as he always does, trump spent a lot of time repeating baseless claims about the last election. he did not talk about the biden's administration to share his papers with the select house committee investigating january 6th. christine and laura, back to you. >> joe johns, thank you for that. time for three questions in three minutes. let's bring in cnn white house correspondent john harwood. good morning, john. >> reporter: good morning. >> that was a big day at the iowa state fairgrounds. the hawkeyes won and donald trump won. he's the standard bearer for the party. what does this mean for the future of the gop? >> reporter: first of all, christine, donald trump doesn't have relationships with any other individual. he's got a relationship with himself and he judges his interactions with every other person by whether they're helping donald trump or not. the republican party is in a very bad place because of that reason. donald trump is a dishonest demagogue. he is trying to feed his fantasies about having won the election. he's going to attack any republican who doesn't try to vindicate those claims. because he's got an emotional hold on the base of the republican party, he is going to do everything he can to pressure people like mitch mcconnell and pressure the american political system if he, in fact, decides to run in 2024 to try to make sure that his efforts to overturn the election, to defy the will of the american people, a majority of the american people are not stopped. and it's a very difficult situation. >> there was a lot of energy at that rally, i've got to tell zblu he's going after mcconnell on the debt ceiling even though the national debt rose by, what, 7.8 trillion under trump's watch. >> it was raised under a trump administration too. >> mcconnell votes to raise the debt ceiling for trump three times. trump knows that's the talking point, he hits on it even though it doesn't match the facts. >> the truth means absolutely nothing to him. >> we have seen that. let's talk about what's going on in virginia. this race is fascinating. polls show terry mcauliffe's lead against glenn youngkin is tightening. if republicans lose is it a bad omen for the 2022 mid terms? >> reporter: laura, we already know democrats are in trouble heading into the 2022 mid terms. historical patterns bear that out. joe biden, the president, has taken on water in the last couple of months. his approval rating is now below 50%. we've always known because of normal off year election dynamics it's going to be a difficult election for mccall l -- mcauliffe to win. 10 out of the last 11 elections have been won by the party who lost last time. the only exception was 2011 after barack obama won mcauliffe won again. terry mcauliffe has a fight. it will demoralize democrats if they lose that race but we've always known that that's going to be a tough race. >> john, you have a piece here talking about inflation, what a problem it is for the white house. gas prices up ds 1. another network that is not friendly to this white house calls it biden inflation. biden's fault that there's inflation. what can they do about it? how big of a problem is it? white houses can't change gas prices but what can they do about it? >> reporter: the federal reserve, christine, is the dominant overseer of monetary policy and therefore inflation. so most of the response to inflation has to come from the fed. what the biden administration can do is resolve some of the kinks that have caused goods to be scarce and prices, therefore, to go up. you have container ships backed up at ports. you have semiconductor manufacturers scrambling to get supply all across the supply chain in the united states. it has become -- around the world, to be honest, it's become more difficult to get high demand goods. what they're trying to do is get the agricultural department to expand poultry processing. get the transportation department to help get some of those goods off of containerships off of trains, on to trucks trying to expand the supply of truckers. we have a trucker shortage. the fewer goods you move, the more expensive they will be. the commerce department has an intensive effort to do what they can, both through legislation. there's a piece of legislation spending $52 million on domestic production. in the meantime, doing what they can do to expand supplies and get those back in the united states. >> it's so interesting. it's not just a single switch. all of these are unrelated supply chain problems around the world. "the wall street journal" has an interesting story about how retailers are chartering their own ships trying to figure out how to get goods in time for christmas. it's an unprecedented situation. >> thanks, john. speaking of this, if you are looking for sour patch kids or favorite spices for dinner in the coming months, they might be hard to find. some of the favorite food makers are saying they're going to have limited amounts of products because of supply chain disputes and cancel promotions over the holiday seasons. these limits in stores mean they won't have niche items and flavors they're looking for. last month kelloggs said rice krispie treats will be in short supply. there are constraints in packaging material and labor pressure. that was before 1400 workers went on strike last week. companies will have items. if you are a fan of ben & jerry's phish food, no problem. talk about halloween decorations, christmas trees. right down the line you have global supply glitches. >> i 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baghdad and demands for economic rule and corruption. 3200 candidates designed to bring more independent potential members of parliament into the 329 seat legislature isn't going to do that. what we are seeing and what many people on the streets in iraq are seeing, which is why the turnout was only 41%, is that there is more of the same. more of the same block voting along the sectarian lines with very heavy shia dominance. the one kind of wild card in there is mutada elsadir. he met against the american invasion and american-led occupation. now he is steering away very heavily from iran and trying to forge very much more of a nationalist agenda. other shia blocks are very close to eye han. you have the suni and kurds voting along sectarian lines. many of them paid for the demands with their lives. some 600 of them demanding an end to the sectarian, the backward looking form of politics that has so been problematic in iraq over the decades. no sign that's going to change. many people have turned out with the polls. >> sam kiley, thank you for that. appreciate it. sports for you now. the red sox pushed the rays to the brink of elimination. coy wire has this morning's bleacher report. hey, coy. >> it is marathon monday in boston. the red sox and rays battled it out. top of the 13th tied at 4 with two outs. runner at 1st for the rays. blast to right center. looks like a home run but upon closer review you'll see the ball hit the wall, bounce back in and off of hunter renfroe. by rule it's a ground-rule double. sox out of the nick and to the bottom of the 13th, christian vasquez is gone. you know it's a good night when you can barely find home plate because your best mates are there waiting for you to celebrate. red sox win 6-4 in the 13th inning over the rays. boston can wrap up the series tonight. one of four playoff games tonight. on our sister channel tbs. not even an hour long weather delay could keep the buffalo bills from getting revenge. josh allen out of this world throwing three touchdown passes, 12 yards per attempt. how about nearly 60 yards and the score running the ball. 6'5" leaping and levitating over the defender. that's the kind of quarterback that will get the team behind. bills win 41-20 while the chiefs fall to last place in their division. the giants lost a pair of defenders. saquon barkley left with an ankle injury. daniel jones lowering his head going helmet to helmet with a defender near the goal line. he was wobbling while getting off the field. jones will need to clear the concussion protocol to play next week. it was a rough day for kickers in the nfl. xfin exhibit a. six possessions, five ended with missed field goals, including three from the packers mason crosby who missed an extra point and two from the bengals he have slab mcfear son. green bay would win it when crosby who would hit 23 straight connects from 49 yards out. what a wild one. finally lebron james checking out his rounds in la. browns up 42-41 when they seemed to push him to the offense and that strategy didn't work. forced us into a hail mary on the fourth down. some people wanted pass interference but they didn't get it. chargers win 47-42. colts and ravens for a big monday night football match-up. congrats to your beers who got a win. >> i love how you follow my chicago sports teams for me. >> you've got it. >> appreciate it. cnn business this morning looking at markets around the world on this mon did i. mixed performance in asia. mixed to start the world in europe. stock index futures barely moving. a showdown over the debt ceiling. attention turns to corporate profits. third quarter results this week. forecasted to jump more than 27% from a year ago. that's the third best since 2010. the big question is what companies say about the future. are they passing higher costs from interior. reports on consumer and producer numbers are due later. now expected gdp of 4.5% this year. it downgraded its growth at 5.6% and 4% in 2022. 5% this year is solid growth. they have been downgrading their challenges. it noted the consumer spending on services was going to need to recover quickly to offset the spending on goods. charting has been fraught. overlapping supply glitches, you drop that banner you'll see what this means. product shortages lasting longer than expected. the economist calling the shortage economy summing up an economy like this. empty shelves. offering thank you meals until friday, october 15th. they need it. what a challenging year and a half it's been for educators. teachers are asking tech companies crackdown on devious challenges. it had kids describing to put down challenges. >> christine romans is all over it. a mother in texas breathing a huge sigh of relief reunited with her missing toddler after he disappeared for three days. 3-year-old christopher ramirez had wandered off chasing a dog into a wood while his mother and grandmother were unloading groceries from the car. more than 150 volunteers were roaming the woods. he was found after a good samaritan alerted authorities about weird noise. the boy was hungry but in good spoorts. kim kardashian west receiving praise. she didn't miss a beat after poking fun at her public persona and famous family. >> i was like, you want me to host? why. i haven't had a movie premiere in a long time. actually, i only had that one movie come out and no one told me it was even premiering. it must have slipped my mom's mind. i'm excited to be here tonight to show you i am so much more than just a pretty face. i'm just so much more than that reference photo my sister showed her plastic surgeons. now i know we're divided on the country but i'd love america to come together which is why i'm here to announce i'm running for -- i'm just kidding. i'm not running for president. we can't have three failed politicians in one family. >> deprecating humor. thanks so much for joining us, everyone. have a great day. i'm laura jarrett. you can catch christine 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