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unprecedented proportions. and the u.n. issues a stark warning to the world. the window to limit catastrophic climate change is closing fast. good to have you with us. well, the battle over mask mandates rages on in the united states. florida governor ron desantis is threatening to withhold salaries of officials like school superintendents if they violate his order banning school mask mandates. and as you can see here, florida is just one of several states that have passed measures banning mask mandates in schools. and the timing could not be worse. lucy kafanov shows how the pandemic numbers are suddenly trending in the wrong direction in the u.s. reporter: as children across the nation head back to school, covid-19 cases are surging. hospitalizations and deaths have nearly doubled over the last two weeks. the u.s. is now averaging more than 109,000 new covid-19 cases each day and more than 500 deaths per day. florida reported more covid-19 cases over the last week t
could push forward president biden s infrastructure bill. and a disaster of unprecedented proportions, wildfires ravage all corners of greece forcing hundreds to evacuate . as local officials implement mandates and measures to curb the coronavirus, more americans are coming to terms with the severity of the delta variant. the cdc says more than 98% of the u.s. population now live in counties with high or substantial transmission. 250 million alone live in high transmission areas. barely more than half the total population in the u.s. is vaccinated. that is nowhere near the level required to reach herd immunity. and while vaccinations are the highest they have been in weeks, nearly a third of the eligible population, that is americans 12 and older, remain unvaccinated. all this comes as kids across the u.s. are heading back to the classroom. and while many districts will require them to mask up, that is not the case everywhere. at least seven states have banned any sort of m
withdrawing from more olympic events. announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom. with robyn curnow. great to have you along. thanks for joining us this hour. so the strain of the delta variant on america s health care system is already being felt in hospitals. a grim reminder of the darkest days of the pandemic. an average of 77,000 new cases are turning up daily and trending higher. a year ago, new cases were about the same level, but trending down. the centers for disease control says delta is as contagious as chicken pox and can cause severe illness and like earlier variants, a single case of delta has the potential to infect many more people. health experts say unvaccinated are at most risk and right now that s about half of the u.s. the head of the cdc says people need to adjust their behavior, as we learn more about the disease. the science continues to change, and while that is neither simple nor easy to convey, it s my responsibility to keep the amer