under 5, how would you be living your life right now? that s really challenging, and so i think the key to that is getting everybody around that individual vaccinated and protected and using all those layered protective measures we ve been talking about. that s why masking is so important outside that close bubble of people who you know are safe for that child to be around, and that s where it gets really difficult with the schools being open. you know, it s i am in favor of schools being open, and i think things like providing masks and tests can keep schools safe, but i think it s very difficult to ask those children to are immunocompromised who are unvaccinated or unable to be vaccinated to be in that environment right now. so it s a difficult position, and i certainly would understand if families with an immunocompromised kid wanted to keep their child out of the classroom for the next few weeks while this surge is progressing and hopefully peaking. we ll see. yeah, i mean, i
predicting the likelihood of the transplant s success. a cold could kill you, covid could kill you. the organs are scarce. we re not going to distribute them to someone who has a very poor chance of living, when others who have vaccinated have a better chance post-surgery of surviving. erielle back with us tonight. we know this mask debate is happening all over the country with omicron having peaked in some places. hopefully peaking in other places in the coming weeks. and that news tonight on that new york appeals court judge keeping the mask mandate in effect for schools and businesses for now. after another judge had ruled against the masks. so you hmasks back for now in n york, but there s a hearing coming? reporter: that s right, david. it s up to the appellate court if the mandate can stand. previous judges sided with the state and governor hochul says she plans to lift the mask man date if cases continue to drop next month. david? erielle, thank you. we re going to tur