what took so long? let s go outfront . good evening, everyone. i m kate bolduan in for erin burnett. spooked by covid. the dow tumbling 700 points with fears the delta variant pushing the country in the wrong direction. covid cases are up 145%. hospitalizations are up 50%. deaths are up 12%. and those who are most at risk are the ones who are failing to protect themselves and others with the simple vaccination. according to officials, more than 97% of people hospitalized with covid are unvaccinated. 99.5% of deaths right now are among the unvaccinated. dr. anthony fauci telling me today if more americans don t get the shot, things will not get better. quite the opposite. if we don t get a significant proportion of these people vaccinated, you re going to be seeing a smoldering of this outbreak in our country for a considerable period of time. and california tonight is one example of that smoldering outbreak. the state reporting the highest covid positivity rate since the
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