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the face of moscow s ongoing aggression to ukraine, would be similar to the battle groups already stationed in countries like the baltic states and poland. let s get to natasha bertrand who worked on this story with me. natasha, it seems the military responding to this criticism that support moves should be taken before aggressive moves instead of afterwards, and they re focusing their attention on the east flank of nato. reporter: that s right, jim. there are a number of critics who have asked why the biden administration hasn t taken more action for the russian encouragement of ukraine to deter that russian aggression, so one thing they are now considering are deploying additional forces to that southeastern flank of nato, along with some of the u.s. s allies including the united kingdom. that would be a chance to shore up the allies who are feeling very anxious about this russian aggression and really want the additional support from the u.s. and other allies as th ....
right now, according to the nation s top health experts. at least 39 states and over 75 countries have reported confirmed cases of the omicron variant, and although delta continues to circulate widely in the united states, omicron is increasing rapidly, and we expect it to become the dominant strain in the united states as it has in other countries in the coming weeks. the bottom line of what we ve been telling you all along, it s critical to get vaccinated. if you re vaccinated, it s critical for optimal protection to get boosted. for the unvaccinated, you re looking at a severe winter of he illness and death for yourself, your families, and the hospitals you may soon overwhelm. whew. they weren t mincing words there. people need to get vaccinated and boosted because the unvaccinated are looking at a winter of illness and death. the surge is causing some schools in several states to temporarily close, and people are once again waiting in long lines to get teste ....
courtroom when that happens. first, the biggest current threat to global public health. the g-7 ahead of the christmas holiday, experts urging people to take precautions as they gather with family and friends. at least 37 states have confirmed cases of omicron as well as washington, d.c., and puerto rico. scientists believe the new strain to be significantly more contagious, but so far, more mild in terms of illness than previous waves. there are serious concerns about the toll this could take on doctors and nurses already overwhelmed with nearly two years of caring for covid patients. here to discuss all these concerns, former white house senior adviser for covid response, andy slavitt. thanks for taking the time. thanks for having me. first, if we could begin on what the early data shows and how you re reading that data. certainly more transmissible but at least early data shows perhaps causes less severe illness for the vaccinated and boosted. is that how you r ....
covid-19 cases rise across the country. on capitol hill, democrats suffer a major setback in efforts to urge social reform to their social spending bill. we ll look at what comes next. meanwhile, a former minnesota police officer who shot and killed a young black man during a traffic is to be is set to take the stand in her trial any minute now. this as the biden administration exits talks on potential compensation for migrant families separated by the trump administration. and we ll look at what is being done to help immigrant communities affected by last week s devastating tornadoes in kentucky. and there s some good news from haiti, where the remaining group of american and canadian missionaies abducted have been freed. they ll be home soon. and right now, the u.s. is facing an explosion of new covid cases. the average number of new daily cases has jumped to more than 120,000. that s 70% higher than in early november. in new york city, health officials say the perc ....
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