to children, in addition to getting the covid-19, they re getting other viruses as well simultaneously. with the increased number of cases among children over the last week. but they re not getting all that sick. so it s a constant mixture of good news, not good news, and uncertainty. that s what we re going to be living with for a while. i want to add to that good news that might be going away. this one glimmer of hope we had during the omicron wave, hospitalizations, weren t spiking along with case numbers. the baltimore sun system reporting record numbers of hospitalizations. more than 2000 people in the hospital. could that be a sign of what s to come in other states? well, i think right now we re in the middle of a strongly buffetting winds here, because we haven t even had new year s celebrations and gathering together, and there is definitely surging among the
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more power down here. they need an imagine powerful enough to push it at the angle to push through the atmosphere and buffetting. we don t know if they have such an engine. that raises another question about stability. you don t just take a more powerful engine and drop it into another rocket. it could care it apart. same thing here. you have to look at how to beef up this rocket to handle all that extra power. if you don t, it falls apart. that increases weight not to mention the extra fuel that the new power source will bring in. you beefed it up to support the power and it weighs a lot more and you need more power to push it all forward and all of this affects your ability to control this vessel as it tries to travel over the distance and release a warhead and have it fall back into the atmosphere and hit a target. this no matter what they say
has lost some of its power. it s a category 2 now. you can still see 105-mile-per-hour winds can do major damage, especially when you re gusting at 125. the eye is not as well-defined anymore, but, of course, earl is far from finished. in fact, it s expected to gain strength as it hits the open waters yet again north/northeast. cnn is your hurricane headquarters. we ve got a team of correspondents up and down the east coast to cover every angle of it this morning. let s turn to brianna keilar in ocean city, maryland. brianna, it s picked up since we last talked to you about an hour ago. reporter: what a difference an hour makes. we re start to go get a little more rain. here in ocean city, maryland, which is quite the resort town, draws a lot of people from the mid-atlantic region. what we re really expecting is that it s going to be quite a wind event. that said, we re not expecting the wind that we saw buffetting the outer banks. we re expecting it to maybe get up to sustained wi