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i.c.u. nurse there says in her view, what she s seeing, it s critical. it s not normal. this is not okay. we can t live this way. i m never going to accept this as our new normal. we ve had lots of very sick young patients that normally we, you know, with the first couple rounds of covid we didn t see or wouldn t have necessarily been i.c.u. level. here are some of the numbers. last week more than 23,000 children caught covid-19. that is nearly double what was reported at the end of june. it comes as children in some major school districts are now heading back to class. this month or in a couple weeks. let s begin with cnn senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen. listen, the data doesn t lie, right? it s clearly coming back principally in unvaccinated areas. tell us what the numbers tell you. jim, you know, we thought we were done with this, and now here we are and there are two reasons for this. one, this delta variant which has been called a variant on ster ....
everything we did was for them. to make sure they can get the care, they deserve. to date, dr. stanford s group has tested and vaccinated more than 75,000 people. see how she does it, and get her full story. nominate someone, as well, that you know to be a cnn hero at cnnheroes.com. thanks for watching, everyone. our coverage continues. good evening. we are waiting for a briefing, expected shortly, from officials in surfside, florida, where at least 99 people are, still, unaccounted for after parts of a 12-story apartment building collapsed in the early hours of this morning. surveillance video, you see, captured the moment as one section, then the next. about 55 units, in all, came down. this was about 1:30, in the morning. cr crews have been on the scene, almost ever since. so far, they have only managed to find a precious-few survivors. we know, from experience, that people can manage to endure for days under the right conditions, if they re trapped in the rubble ....
welcome to thursday. it is meet the press daily. i m chuck todd. when you battle a pandemic daily, there are certain curves you want to bend and others you don t. here s one curve bending in the wrong direction. it s the pace of vaccinations in the u.s. it is down 11% off its recent peak. this does not appear to be the result of a supply issue here in the united states. but as officials made comments to reporters yesterday suggesting the vaccine market nationally might be saturated, and that the u.s. has been shipping out more doses than are being used in recent weeks. and that s despite the major setbacks in the manufacturing and administration of johnson & johnson s one-shot vaccine, where the fda paused citing safety concerns and the decision could come as soon as tomorrow about resuming its use. there are reports indicating that is the likely result tomorrow. still today the white house announced it is rolling out a new campaign in an attempt to combat vaccine hes ....
good morning, boris, i m christi paul. following his acquittal, we re now hearing from kyle rittenhouse, his attorneys and the families of people he shot. what could happen next. plus, more than 100 million adults now eligible for booster shots. what health experts say that means for upcoming holidays and a rise in hospitalizations. and the tsa is bracing for a pandemic record number of travelers this holiday season and we re watching a winter storm that could make for a pretty pretty big mess for travelers, just this week alone. and a worldwide supply chain crisis, apparently, no match for beanie babies. we ll explain on new day. good morning. and welcome to your new day, saturday, november 20th. i have a lot of questions, christi, about that beanie baby story. i m excited to get there. yeah. it s a good one because it will be surprising to learn how it affects people economically. yeah. that s coming later this hour. but we start with the reaction ....
the move comes as families are preparing to gather for the holidays. i feel like in this case, it feels like the victims lives don t matter. kyle said if i had to do it all over again, i wouldn t do it. raw emotion and reaction from the families of those killed by kyle rittenhouse and rittenhouse himself is speaking out. the bills is passed. president biden scores a win. now facing an uncertain future in the senate. we are all motivated to make the travel as easy and as enjoyable, but mostly as safe and secure as we can. the tsa is bracing for a record travel season since the pandemic began and an incoming storm could make for one heck of a travel nightmare. and where is the growing demand for answers following the k disappearance of a tennis star. newsroom starts right now. welcome to your saturday, november 20th. we are so grateful for your company. i m christi paul. i m boris sanchez. we re grateful to have you. so let s talk about this just i ....