the lane once their concerns are a lead they can make it seem decision just quickly that from dr john carneyto finish because a lot of people if they want to travel to foreign climates they don't mind getting a job for yellow fever or against malaria they're quite happily do that some countries demand a certificate vaccinations have to be forced through just quickly well i i don't think that just because you have been vaccinated and you have a significant it implies that you are not in fact good or infectious that thing we don't know because we don't know how long the immunity lasts for and 2nd thing we don't not especially with the fires and modern novak scenes that if you have the vaccine do you also get a mild illness and therefore could be potentially infectious but not symptomatic or not ill because that bit was not tested for but in time in time we will not how well the vaccines are performing and then we will be able to immunized therefore protected and protected for a long time or not you know we're all learning as a world day by day hour by hour if sometimes gentlemen i really appre

and in delaware, governor john carney announced a stay-at-home advisory until january 11th. he put most establishments under a 30% capacity requirement, limited larger retail establishments to 20% capacity, and issued a 10:00 p.m. curfew at restaurants and bars. and despite this promising news on the vaccine front that we started with, hospitals across the country are struggling to care for the sick. nbc news was granted rare access inside one of the busiest icus in los angeles to see the current surge firsthand. nbc's miguel almaguer has that story. >> reporter: every day, thousands more arrive at hospitals across the country, fueled by another single-day record of new infections. medical centers like providence st. joseph near los angeles have seen covid admissions triple. >> i think ten has to go on a vent. he doesn't look good. >> reporter: nbc news given exclusive access inside their covid ward. >> we have never had to treat so many sick patients at the exact same time. >> reporter: every bed in this icu wing is filled. doctors -- >> can you recycle? >> reporter: nurses