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Correspondent dr. Sanjay gupta. Sanjay, this is, i think, really on everyone s mind as we re sending our kids back to school here. More than one in four of these new infections are children. How concerned are you? how concerned should we be? well, the problem is we have just so much viral spread. So even though kids, as you point out, are less likely to get infected, less likely to get hospitalized, you increase viral spread in the country by that much kids are inadvertently going to get infected. This delta virus is not as forgiving. Let me show you something this labor day compared to last labor day. In terms of cases, hospitalizations and deaths. 3 1/2 times more cases, 2 1/2 times more hospitalizations. Almost 2 times more deaths. This labor day compared to last labor day. If you were to ask me last year at this time, shown me these numbers, i would say, i guess we didn t get to the vaccine. Truth is we have a vaccine. These numbers should be a lot lower than labor day last weekend
Or feel assurance this won t happen again. Supporters were pleading this week with gop lawmakers to back the plan. There was some hope that senators might relent after meeting with officer brian sicknick s mother, but in the end they didn t budge. They went through the motions, but you could tell underneath they were being nice to us. I any it s all talk and no action. Clearly they re not backing the blue. It s just unbelievable to me that they could do nothing about this. Let s go again to suzanne malveaux up on capitol hill, tracking it for you are suzanne, democrats don t have any options other than going it alone here. Jim, it is going to be an informal approach that democrats take on the one hand. They have been investigating whether or not the capitol was actually prepared for such an attack. That report is expected to come out the week of june 7th. It is limited in scope. It does not explore what appeared before or after that. That s where democrats will get heavily involved. Yo
Something that might have been accomplished in another phone call. They ve already spoken by phone a number of times, but it was clearly important to this president who, yes, has been conducting foreign policy for 50 years, but who is only now, as president of the united states, in control of that foreign policy, an important opportunity to speak directly and look directly and to speak directly to president putin about all of this. I will say based on what we were talking about before, there are some issues from putin that you respond to proactively, there are some you maybe wait for a question to respond, and there are some things you ignore. He ticked through a number of issues right at the top. First and foremost, human rights. He asked a question about alexey navalny if he was killed under his watch. There were certainly things that had to be brought up proactively as well and is more to digest as we learn what happened behind the scenes. Andrea, how will putin take biden s posture
good news from pfizer about its vaccine. easterer guidelinenes, how thehe c.d.c. sayings americans should celebrate the holiday with fears of a fourth wave brewing. boarder crisis apprehensions of 50%. boarder crisis apprehensions up 50%. we ll take you to a small town in arizona where boarder patrol drops off dozens of asylum seekers. president biden s first cabinet meeting. first meeting with secretary of interior deb haaland, the first native american cabinet secretary in us the history. opening day in the snow? baseball s back and, by the looks of it, so is winter. a girl scout record guess how many cookies this eight-year-old sold? it s pretty impressive. and the covid journals, recording memories through a year of pain, sorrow and hope. this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell, reporting from the nation s capital. o donnell: good evening, to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us. we re going to begin tonight with dramatic video from inside