cases. the u.s. seven-day rollinging average number of cases stands at 400,000. now, more than 103,000 people in the u.s. are hospitalized with coronavirus. it s the first time the total has reached six figures in nearly four months. states also reporting surges in child hospitalizations, which are now the highest they ve ever been, with more than 500 children being admitted every day. this as the omicron variant complicates returning to school, with some of the largest districts shifting to remote learning and others relying on more robust testing. in chicago, the third largest school district in the country, the teachers union there, is gearing up for a potential walkout as cases there are skyrocketing. today, they will hold an emergency meeting to vote on measures they deem safe. in the meantime, many students are eligible for booster shots. the fda is authorizing pfizer s coronavirus vaccine boosters for children ages 12 to 15. the agency is also shortening the timing o
i kind of take offense to that. because what if one of your white anchors said, well, white people eat this on new year s day? i don t think it was appropriate that she said that. she was being very asian and, i don t know. she can keep her korean to herself. wow. cari? ridiculous. ridiculous. and, by the way, i think kudos to michelle. i know this story very well. she played that because it is ridiculous, and i m sure it s not the first time she heard this in her career, as a woman of color. trust me, i know. i d like to add, for the record, i, too, loved black-eyed peas for new year s day because it is good for you. this woman made it about her. you do tell me what you d like to eat. that s fine. but good for michelle. i love the way in which the hashtag very asian became something positive, in the way people responded. it is unfortunate we live in a day and age where we can t say what we like culturally, and it becomes a versus type of situation. and it is sad. becau
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I kind of take offense to that. because what if one of your white anchors said, well, white people eat this on new year s day? i don t think it was appropriate that she said that. she was being very asian and, i don t know. she can keep her korean to herself. wow. cari? ridiculous. ridiculous. and, by the way, i think kudos to michelle. i know this story very well. she played that because it is ridiculous, and i m sure it s not the first time she heard this in her career, as a woman of color. trust me, i know. i d like to add, for the record, i, too, loved black-eyed peas for new year s day because it is good for you. this woman made it about her. you do tell me what you d like to eat. that s fine. but good for michelle. i love the way in which the
Hashtag very asian became something positive, in the way people responded. it is unfortunate we live in a day and age where we can t say what we like culturally, and it becomes a versus type of situation. and it is sad. because we deal with it often. guess what? the beauty of it is the resilience. michelle showed what you can do when people come together. right, john? look, i eat black-eyed peas on new year s day. yeah. the collard greens. one brings luck. one brings money. my wife makes both. john, you re in the know, as are your viewers now. everyone should be doing it, okay? get some black-eyed peas and some greens. everyone, calm down. to be fair, it is my wife. my wife is in the know on new year s. she makes that. yeah, that s why we have it. cari champion, thank you so much. hi, john s wife. thank you so much. have a good one, guys. new day continues right now. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world.