young to be vaccinated masking is the most effective strategy for preventing transmission in schools. their data shows, quote, more than 7,000 children and adults acquired the coronavirus attended school while infectious because of close contact with those cases more than 40,000 people required quarantine through contact tracing and testing, however, we found only 363 additional children and adults acquired the coronavirus. we believe this low rate of transmission occurred because of the mask-on mask school environment, both the infected person and close contact wore masks. in other words, there s a less than 1% chance of passing covid on to a peer or adult in school if universal masking is in place. this is sound research from reputable health experts but then again so is this. on the same day, another article was published prominently on the home page of the wall street journal with this headline, the case against masks against children, it s abusive to force kids who str
down for a little under 24 hours and it s beautiful, but certain to cause a lot of headaches. that s the case for sure. if you re waking up in the northeast today, plan on staying close to home. a nor easter is moving up the east coast through early tomorrow with more than 110 million americans in its path. with 20 to 30 mile per hour wind gusts, near blizzard conditions are possible with downed power lines and limited visibility on roads also a concern. some areas in and around new york city possible two feet of snow. they ve been canceled in and out of the northeast especially in that new york area. the port authority which runs the regions airports, tunnels, bus terminals gearing up with more than 500 pieces of snow gimt. the storm system leaving its mark. in the suburbs of richmond, virginia, fire truck spinning out and overturning on icy roads. before it crossed the country, the same system watched out california s highway 1 near big sur looefg a huge gap. new york
bill cassidy, a member of the senate sweet 16, about wall street jitters and the president s covid rescue plan. then, health officials race to vaccinate american as new coronavirus strains keep spreading. viruses cannot mutate if they don t replicate. chris: we ll talk to dr. tom inglesby about how much these variants will complicate efforts to stamp out the virus. plus, lawmakers fret over capitol security and the divide in their own ranks. we will probably need a supplemental for more security for members when the enemy is within the house. chris: we ll ask our sunday panel about new tensions inside congress. and our power player of the week, she s opening up new paths for women in a death-defying sport. all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington. well, markets are anxious and regulators on watch after an online movement to stick it to wall street elites sparked a trading frenzy. this as president biden calls for a bipartisan support o
how are you? good to be back, man. it s nice to see you, sir. and you know you enjoy being home with the baby more. i do, yes. he s 9 1/2 months so i m very happy. no, no, everybody knows i like kids better than people. i saw a picture of you with your grandson recently. that s right. we ve got a lot of questions in the audience. we have about 50 or so people here, they re all socially distanced. we have some folks who voted for you and some folks who have not. before we get to that, i want to start with a couple of big picture questions about the pandemic and where we are right now. sure. new cases of covid-19, hospital saizations have fallen half this last month, so have new cases. there s this potential threat, potential surge from the variants coming down the pike potentially. when is every american who wants it going to be able to get a vaccine? by the end of july this year. we have we came into office, there was only 50 million doses that were availa