Xfinity is here to inspire your biggest dreams we re so happy to say welcome to your new day here and to have your company. It is saturday, august 7th. I m christi paul. I m boris sanchez. Thank you for spending part of your morning with us. Christi, always a pleasure to be with you. You, too, boris. We want to talk about the health officials who say the u. S. Is at a crucial moment. Hospitals overrun with unvaccinated patients and the delta variant is spreading. The country has tools to get the virus under control. That s the most tragic aspect of all of this. It is preventible. Yet for the first time since february the united states is averaging more than 100,000 new infections a day and deaths are also on the rise. The virus spreading quickly through unvaccinated communities and as we look at this map, you can see all the red in the southeast where vaccination rates lag behind the rest of the country. In states with the highest infection rates, the numbers are rising. In mississippi
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The matter closed. Our political correspondent helen catt reports. Yesterday, it was on one front page. Today, the image of the health secretary kissing his aide in his departmental office is on many more, but matt hancock has apologised for breaking the social distancing guidance he helped set and promote, but questions are being raised. You ma sta but questions are being raised. You may stay in but questions are being raised. 7m, may stay in office, but but questions are being raised. You. May stay in office, but can he do hisjob? i think may stay in office, but can he do hisjob? ithink it may stay in office, but can he do hisjob? i think it is may stay in office, but can he do his job? i think it is fatally compromised in a situation where he does not seem to abide by the evidence that he wants us to follow, which is critical to our safety and making sure that this third wave isn t much bigger than we fear. Sorry i m late. Isn t much bigger than we fear. Sorry i m late isn t much
cnn newsroom with robyn curnow. we begin here in the u.s. with new hopeful signs that life could begin returning to normal pretty soon helped by steady increase in vaccinations. continue the centers for disease control and prevention, nearly 95 million people are now fully vaccinated. that s more than a quarter of the population, and more than 42% have had at least one dose. now america s top disease expert says new cdc guidance will be coming very soon on what fully vaccinated people can do, particularly when it comes to more outdoor mask use. here is what dr. anthony fauci told our jim acosta. you re going to want to see people do things outdoors without masks, and it s common sense to know that the risk when you re outdoors, which we have been saying all along is extremely low. and if you are vaccinated, it s even lower. so you re going to be hearing about those kinds of recommendations soon. and there is even more good news for americans hoping to go on holiday in
live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with robyn curnow. we begin with good news for americans dreaming of a european holiday after a year of restrictions, and fully vaccinated americans will be able to visit eu countries this summer. according to the centers for disease control and prevention, nearly 95 million people are fully vaccinated in the u.s., it s more than a quarter of the population and that travel is likely to bring a big financial boost to european economies suffering under the weight of travel bans. richard quest has more. the eu and the u.s. have been working on a deal for sometime, and now the europeans have accepted in principle, three vaccines that have been approved by the european regulator, there s no reason why citizens should not have unconditional access to the european union. there are logistical problems, that involves recognizing the vaccination certificates being used in the united states. the eu is moving towards a digital green pass w