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and particularly so in those hot spots where vaccination rates are still quite low. maybe 30%. that would be missouri and arkansas, louisiana, florida. and those are areas of deep concern. as he said, one of the epicenters of the covid surge, florida. that state now accounting for one of every five new infections in the country. cnn s randi kaye joins me from riviera beach, florida. how are people responding to the spike in cases there? reporter: they don t want to change anything in the state of florida. they seem to think things are going well, despite the surge of numbers on the state level. in the last week we saw more than 110,000 new cases in florida. the daily average 50,818 cases yesterday. yesterday there was a record for the most cases in a single day. 21 ,683 cases yesterday. if you look at how florida stacks up across the country, 19.2 % of all the cases in the u.s. are here in the state of florida. mostly in south florida where we are. also florida is seeing
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generation x, whatever these young girls were called were a hard sale. advertisers would pay premiums for college educated and young adults, 18 to 49. we started reinventing and trying to speak to that audience. where is someone? i am starving. is there a table ready? the chinese restaurant was one of the very, very early episodes of seinfield. truly nothing happened in the episode, they were waiting for a table. i feel like just walking over there and taking some food off of somebody s plate. we said to larry david, hey, nothing happened. and larry was offended. he was wildly offended. nbc believed in the show so they said we are committing to four episodes. yes, all right. normally is 13 or 8 or something. at least. we didn t think they had too much confidence in the show. we didn t think it would work. we felt they had to go through a process and they would learn. you know, i was alone. the turning point for seinfield from like nice show tha