anika learned that life follows a pattern. she's a high school senior do knits. >> i do like the old lady thing. i never met another teenager who knits. >> oh, this is as pine tree hat. >> reporter: it began when she discovered a small knitting loom over at her grandma's. she's gotten so good over the year that her friends and family convinced her to open a store. it was a nice gesture that took on a whole new meaning. once again her life did not follow a pattern. >> it was a serious issue and i was hospitalized. >> reporter: anika ran cross-country to willow glenn high school was struck with an autoimmune disease. >> it was pretty stressful because i was very healthy and all of a sudden you are in the hospital with some issues we have no idea. >> reporter: her condition did not slow her mission. just the opposite of that. >> for the time i was sick, i was in the hospital knitting hats and nurses bought hats after i left. >> reporter: more than having the time, anika began to truly understand what life was like on the other en

. >> anika who had been a healthy young woman she ran cross country was suddenly struck last fall with an auto immune disease. >> it was stressful because i was healthy and then all of a sudden it was you're in the hospital with an issue and we have no idea what's wrong with you. >> reporter: her condition didn't slow anika's mission. >> the whole time i was in the hospital i was knitting hats. so nurses bought hats after i left. >> reporter: more than having the time, anika began to truly understand what life was like on the other end of her generosity, understand what a little piece of kindness can mean to someone facing a difficult time. >> it's like overwhelming to think that wow, that could have really just changed someone's whole perspective about happiness or their day or their week. just to know that could have been a really big difference for someone. >> this one here in this color is the most popular. >> reporter: anika it seems has developed another new pattern in her life, one of kindness and none of us have to know how to knit to follow that. >>> good morning. it is saturd

though it's been suggested the stingless bees from brazil be named anika bees. isn't that crazy? who didn't get rid of them at the time that he could have. we still need a name now for these bees. >> i think we prefer stingless bees to stinger bees. >> and they're very different -- it's hard to tell. i'm telling you, they were so tiny that she saw them and knew right away that this was a bee. knew, just knew. brilliant. >> little buggers. >> ba-dum-bum. >>> unique experience in south american cuisine. head north to vermont. and we will for a food tradition as old as the incas. we'll see how one adventurous couple has made it the focus of their new dining venture. >>> you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill can dramatically improve symptoms... rinvoq helps tame pain, stiffness, swelling. and for some rinvoq can even significantly reduce ra fatigue. that's rinvoq relief. with ra, your overactive immune system attacks your joints. rinvoq regulates it t

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anika cabrera picks up right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hello and thanks for joining us. ana cabrera in new york. here's the deal. the contagious delta variant is driving the u.s. towards what should be an avoidable milestone. right now nearly 100,000 americans every day are getting infected. and dr. fauci warns daily covid cases could reach 200,000 if vaccinations stall. several states now running critically low on i.c.u. beds. patients underwhelmingly vaccinated. yesterday in florida alone, more than 2,000 people were hospitalized can covid. 2,000. just one state in one day. florida also now leading the nation with hospital admissions of children. and here is what is so upsetting. there is a way out. more shots and more eligible arms. ment white house did have this little bit of hopeful news today. >> and we are seeing results. over the past 24 hours we recorded 864,000 vaccinations, the highest in a day since july 3rd. and importantly, 585,000 first shots. that's the highest since july 1st. >> moving in the right direction, but not fast enough to stop needless sufferin

anika cabrera picks up right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hello and thanks for joining us.iving the u.s. towards what should be an avoidable milestone. right now nearly 100,000 americans every day are getting infected. and dr. fauci warns daily covid cases could reach 200,000 if vaccinations stall. several states now running