It couldnt happen again. Diaz meet godzilla, the biggest of the alligators, saved by this michigan water. And later, pandemic ritual, it started one saturday, and kept going right through chicagos winter. What does your mom say to you . Youre not Jumping Into that lake, are you . laughter this is the Cbs Weekend News. From chicago, here is Adriana Diaz. Diaz good evening. The Delta Variant is rapidly turning Americas Attention back to the pandemic, and driving the biden administration to consider a third shot for atrisk americans. Cases are up in 46 states this past week, especially those with large, unvaccinated populations. How bad is it . Well, daily cases are up nationwide 281 since june 19. Cbs Michael George in New York starts us off tonight. Michael, good evening. Reporter adriana, good evening. Doctors annurses in some parts of the country are once again fighting an uphill battle. Hospital beds keep running out, cases are rising, and there is Frusevn Ented if they had gotten th
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