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be. we have so many more tools we re developing, and continue to develop that can contain covid and other strains of covid. the new normal is not going to be what it is now, it s going to be ber. now, remember, this comes at the end of a period that has seen new cases more than triple since christmas, and hospitalizations climb sharply. and it comes, tend of a week of confusing statements from the cdc and some damage control from the agency. also, clashes, confrontation, a lot of understandable angst over schools re-opening. also, the supreme court hearing oral arguments today on challenges to the administration s vaccine mandate for big businesses, as well as healthcare workers. there is a lot for the week. add to it, six former geysers to the president are now calling for new measures to move toward this or at least plan for this new normal. in a piece published yesterday in the journal of the american medical association, ezekiel emmanuel, see leen gounder, and mic ....
capping a hectic week of all things kids. a conversation with mayor eric adams. he is committed to keeping classrooms open for learning. he is also pushing new yorkers to start thinking differently about how we all live with covid. president biden talked about this new normal. some of his former advisors are urging better planning. we will speak with one of them shortly. there is the problem of where we are with new cases averaging more than 615,000 a day and deaths according to new figures out within the hour now averaging close to 1,500 a day. for whatever signs there are of the omicron variant is less deadly, the sheer bulk of cases is driving deaths up. first mayor adams, i spoke to him shortly before air time. mayor adams, appreciate you joining us. you have been extremely busy and firm that even as covid cases spike, kids among schools, the children will remain in schools and schools will remain open. we ve seen the problems in chicago between the city governmen ....
should prepare to live with covid forever. no, i don t think covid is here to stay. but having covid in the environment here and in the world is probably here to stay. but covid, as we are dealing with it now, is not here to stay. the new normal doesn t have to be. we have so many more tools we re developing, and continue to develop that can contain covid and other strains of covid. the new normal is not going to be what it is now, it s going to be. now, remember, this comes at the end of a period that has seen new cases more than triple since christmas, and hospitalizations climb sharply. and it comes, of a week of confusing statements from the cdc and some damage control from the agency. also, clashes, confrontation, a lot of understandable angst over schools re-opening. also, the supreme court hearing oral arguments today on challenges to the administration s vaccine mandate for big businesses, as well as healthcare workers. there is a lot for the week. add to it ....
at northwestern mutual, our version of financial planning helps you live your dreams today. find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com capping a hectic week of all things covid. a conversation with mayor eric adams. he is committed to keeping classrooms open for learning. he is also pushing new yorkers to start thinking differently about how we all live with covid. president biden talked about this new normal. some of his former advisors are urging better planning. we will speak with one of them shortly. there is the problem of where we are with new cases averaging more than 615,000 a day and deaths according to new figures out within the hour now averaging close to 1,500 a day. for whatever signs there are of the omicron variant is less deadly, the sheer bulk of cases is driving deaths up. first mayor adams, i spoke to him shortly before air time. mayor adams, appreciate you joining us. you have been extremely busy and firm that even as covid cases spike, kids amon ....
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