howard: right.idterm election, turn outout is everything, and it's also hard to predict. robby, was it a blunder for almost all the mainstream media to write off these trump-backed, conservative candidates as too extreme? oh, it's type for a primary -- fine for a primary, but they're going to get decimated in an actual election when the real clear politics average shows herschel walker in georgia down by 2 points, blake masters in arizona down by 2.5 points, dr. oz trailing fetterman by 2.5 points. >> absolutely a mistake to write hem off, again, because voters are not -- they don't have the luxury of worrying about these loftier threats to democracy kinds of claims. they're worried about being able to afford food, being able to afford gas -- howard: and crime. >> -- and some of the things going on in their school districts. independent dem can9 accurates are going to vote republicans for the first time because they don't like some of the curriculum issues. at the same time, it still is true, they'r

howard: right. is it becoming part of a story, leslie, to simply say this was the experience we had in interviewing john fetter? otherwise -- fetterman? otherwise you just say nothing about the situation where, obviously, the man is struggling, and our sympathies are with him and his family to deal with the after effects of a stroke. >> again, it is perception versus reality. and when you have a race this tight, the perception is -- and republicans have run with it, which means the perception was accurate -- that it looked like this reporter was trying to throw this individual she interviewed as running for senate mt. state of pennsylvania, very close race, john fetterman, under the bus. look, we've had two senators in the past, one a democrat, one a republican. you alluded to it earlier, one from new mexico, one from illinois. mark kirk was not expected, he had a much more severe stroke than john fetterman, and he made a mying rack louse recovery. and the senator from new mexico, he is still in the

howard: right. as far as we know, no criminal record. >> no, no -- howard: speculation about -- >> and there are people who say some of the same things he mosted -- posted on his blog every single cay on social media. should they all be logged -- locked up? howard: that, i think, is a dilemma. you say, all the warning signs were there, but look, the media have been trying to figure out a motive for david depape who's from canada. social media blogs in miss him y theorist who in recent weeks had posted plenty of writing withs about how the -- writings about how the election was tolen. so that might have been part of it. >> there's reporting that talks about the fact that he was psychotic, a heavy drug user. he was, perhaps, homeless at the type of this -- time of this incident. and and we were just talking about crime in that area, what has happened to san francisco? if everybody's been talking about how the whole place has turned into a drug-fueled homeless encampment, that things have really gotten

howard: yeah.he deep fake thing is ridiculous because he has been cooperating and, look, he likes to be the center of attention. laura, this is a committee that puts out its scoops to the media, but, of course, it backfired when hurricane prompted a delay in the hearing, and by the time they get around to playing this, it's going to feel like very old news. >> i think of casablanca, i'm shocked to find out there's gamble anything this establishment. [laughter] the number one goal of the january 6th committee is to document the facts. secondarily, they want to -- [inaudible conversations] so that we can persuade people that this should never happen again and so that we can prevent it. those goals were on full display this week, and i don't think it was ineffective i. i think it's a sign that the january 6th committee has more damning information yet to come as they reschedule this hearing. and i don't agree with mr. kill immediate that roger stone was not a trump insider. he absolutely was throughou

both oh, howard baker. right. that his father in senator everett dirksen was like congressman duncan's father. he knew that racism was wrong and everett dirksen had helped pass the civil rights act. and howard baker voted for. well, congressman, father went on this very street. this library sits when the sit ins were taking place right on this street. and you could throw a rock from where was this library and hit where those citizens were taking place when were taking place here they soon were taking place in knoxville, tennessee. and it was john duncan singer, congressman duncan's father, who basically pushed shoved, negotiated and worked out so that for the first time in the history of knoxville, it didn't matter what your race is. you could be served at a lunch counter or restaurant or a public in knoxville, tennessee. there were some things then that were out of bounds right now. and congressman, you might want to comment. you might not, but there were some things that were out of bounds. and for your father a

howard: them up against the clock.therine was taken off the month for seven months but no one told her of the secrets inspection because she just had a baby and worried she might be a loose cannon, her one-time colleague at fox, she tweeted critical things about cnn jeff toobin who was suspended for eight months for pleasuring himself rena zoom work call jeff zuker's team said this violated giving toobin a breather which says she was never told about the new cn chairman has invited her back on the air that mary catherine said she was treated unfairly and refuses to shut up about it, good for her. chris cuomo launched his primetime show on news nation after being fired by cnn for helping his brother andrew and says he is a changed man. >> i've learned lessons, good and bad in the past many months. i relied on my family, my friends, my therapist, i been humbled by what happened and i'm also hungry to do better in a way that i've never done before. >> earlier he was candid about a personal problem. >> a drink too much, i'

there was no physical evidence tying erwin howard to the crime.card records showing him clocking into his job at american airlines the night of the murder. still, detective gates took the information he had gathered to the l. a. county district attorney's office and asked for a warrant. >> they declined to file charges. >> they won't file? >> they won't file. >> did jimmy gates have the wrong man in his sights, was there ever going to be enough evidence to arrest the killer? and he killer? >> coming up. that's like lightning striking? >> twice. >> make that three times. >> one of the most shocking things i've ever seen in one of my cases in a courtroom. >> when "dateline" continues. [music playing] when we first arrived at st. jude it was just claire and i. she was still recovering from her brain surgery and side effects of that surgery meant that she had to relearn how to walk and how to speak. you can join the battle to save lives, during childhood cancer awareness month, by supporting st. jude children's research hospital. two months after we a

>> jimmy: yeah. >> in those days, howard was shock jock howard. and i was always afraid of howard.d -- but he did. [ laughter ] and i -- and i kept thinking to myself, this -- he must not have any feelings of his own. because he would say hurtful things. and the more hurtful things he would say, the greater his audience would become. >> jimmy: right. >> so i just thought, i'm in the wrong business here. now, over the years, howard and i have spent some time together. and i've gotten to know howard. and he was such a sweet man to apologize for intimidating me. [ laughter ] it was, "i'm sorry i frightened you." and i got to know him as a completely different guy. and that's the guy that i have really gotten to be friends with over the years. and i only talk to him about once a year. >> jimmy: uh-huh? [ laughter ] that's good. >> that's plenty. [ laughter ] and the last time it was a mistake. [ laughter ] it was. wow. >> jimmy: how was it a mistake? >> there's comedy everywhere, in't there? [ laughter ] my phone lights up and there's a beautiful painting, a watercolor. and it's someth

he went from howard stern to howard hughes and lost the connection to humanity.went from hanging out with this to hanging out with this. it's hard to say who's had more plastic surgery. howard went from getting people to fark songs out of there but to commiserating with the super wealthy about the evils of trump who was a guest on howard's show many times. i get it. he has new friends and brings new views. at celebrity peer pressure. the fact he hasn't left his house in two years means his views rbs. he was in a happy self-imposed lockdown with a mansion on the beach and limitless options for food and entertainment. that's not real life. that's a two year all-inclusive vacation at barbados. which is impossible for everyone else in lockdown including especially his listeners. he was doing his show from home. i'm sure you could work from home too. unless you are a truck driver, plumber, electrician, the people who listen to stern on their way to work. those people make two years occlusions possible. it's a point i made about the media who tell you how to live who d

howard: two thoughts on that.f the thing being discussed or extremities with is not that big, i as the acting comptroller and probably not good you can that much. there is a materiality threshold which provides plenty of space for the kind of experimentation people want to do in terms of innovating with products. we are not the innovation police. we get involved when things are getting to a point where safety, sound scum and fairness at a federal level get replicated. stable coin is a good example. stable coins are very innovative in how they are set up and the rails that run on and all of that. no need to go into all that. but it is highly skeumorphic in the idea that they want to bother the idea of bank deposits. you have this the functions just like money but on the internet. to your layperson, they're like, i understand money. therefore, i just go over here and i have all the same expectations. if we are not careful, that is not right. if you cannot use the term stable coin to describe it, how would you descri

go ahead, howard. >> i'm going to get howard in.hael sounds like the coolest math teacher i've ever met. down with the math data. >> i think he's right, and i think the democrats have historically done what michael said, unfortunately for us. however, the people of oklahoma are not stupid, and stick was hoping that they would be stupid. a poll i just saw five minutes ago showed that that lady, whose name i don't even know, is ahead by five points in that race. in oklahoma, one of the reddest states in the country, a democratic woman is leading. now, oklahoma voters are not as stupid as their governor thinks they are, they are getting it. >> yeah. that's hofmeister you're talking about. >> yeah, hofmeister, that's her name, right. >> we are in this midterms crush. michael knows, sometimes we do law for the whole hour. sometimes we do hip-hop. i'll sit in the back, spin records. it's like, we're not doing news tonight. >> it's true. >> tonight, given how much is on this -- on the front burner on the midterms news, i've asked, and the

howard waited below. then he heard her terrifying scream. >> she was like howard!ere still on. and in three steps i was up where she was. and she was staring with her hands like this. >> standing in staring at the old desk computer she had not fired up for months. and the screen was glowing in the day morning light. a message, that shook and to the core. >> i took it so personally. this is, i knew someone was out there for me. and that was very, very scary. >> coming up! >> i said and. we lock that door last night. and she goes yes. and i said, well that doors open! >> was an's intruder also paying another women? his crimes going evermore depraved? >> it had to be one person. it couldn't be that many evil persons around. >> when dateline continues! teline continues it was time for a nunormal with nucala. nucala is a once-monthly add-on treatment for severe eosinophilic asthma that can mean less oral steroids. not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for swelling of face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections tha

michael, howard, thanks so both of you. >> thank you. >> absolutely. >>> howard mentioned going through evidence. well some of the evidence is going on through the maga senator ron johnson's campaign. because he was basically laughed out of the room as he tried to say that the fbi is behind what makes him look so bad in his role of january 6. >>> i remember talking to rachel about this, how telling that you have people say they work for trump and they're worried about being indicted. and that's a fact. we have new numbers on that. we're going to break that down next. hat. we're going to break that down next which saved investors over $1.5 billion last year. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect ev

himself. >> he went from howard stern tog howard hughehes and lots and los of connection to humanity. >> he went from hanging out with this to hanging out with this. you know, it's hard to say who's had more plastic surgery . so howartod went fro fm getting people to songs out of there.to but to commiserating with theouh super wealthy about the evils of trump, who was a guest on howard's show many times. but i get it now. he's got new friends and they fi bring new views. it's celebrity pee r pressure. but the fact that he hasn'tuse n left his house in two years t means that his views are b.s. he was in a happy, self-imposeda lockdown with everything the mansion on the beach, limitless options for food and entertainment. that's nots fo real life. that's a two year all inclusiven vacation at sandals royalot r barbadosea yea, which is impossa for everyone else. which in lockdown, including especially his listeners. ,especial he was doing his shom home. i'm sure you could work from cou home, too. ld worhomeoowell, unless you'rek driver or a plumber or an electrician, your, the peoplelin w

came back well, let's just put it this way, i think howard is a winner.ime he came back i nailed it and this time i think i'm going to nail it again because of howard, not because of me. the charts as interpreted by larry williams suggest the bear market is more or less toast and even if the current rally stalls, he's predicting a big move either toward the end of this month or the beginning of november so he doesn't want you to sell everything into this rally and i hope he's right. >>> much more "mad money" ahead including my exclusive with bio haven. after fazer completed the acquisition, i've been healearng what the future of the company could be. >>> the spac attack, i'll give you my take and all your calls, rapid fire in tonight's edition of the lightening round is stay with cramer. go. go lights. go big city lights. go spotlights. go stadium lights. emerson software helps clean energy become reliable electricity. go “good night.” go boldly. emerson. >>> out with the old bio haven, in we in the bio haven the drug company agreed to do something bold s

(that is howard) yeah, that's on howard's campus.he's so powerful, she carried on the family legacy. we were blown away. (chuckles) i not only was a student and an undergrad, but i've been a professor there for twenty years, so it's really a special moment to know that i had a family member who over a hundred years prior have walk these grounds. it's deeply uplifting. yes, it is. we're walking in their footsteps. vicks vapostick. strong soothing... vapors. yes, it is. help comfort your loved ones. for chest, neck, and back. it goes on clear. no mess. just soothing comfort. try vicks vapostick. >> i love this city. it is detroit, michigan. that gathering of buildings on the left there, the more modern building with a round one on the top, that round one is general motors. this is the renaissance center, general motors is headquartered over here in detroit, ford is headquartered in dearborn, just west of here. also in wayne county, that's the beautiful detroit skyline. and that, to the south of it, the left, you will then see the begin

my vp is a howard graduate and she is a very vociferous howard graduate.'m always bragging as tony as your president can tell you, i'm always bragging about del state and then we got a little thing going and besides that, we have a lot more folks. you know, the divine nine kind of runs my operation. [applause] oh, y'all think i'm kidding. you think i'm kidding? i'm not kidding. but i tell you what to guarantee you win, which i tried to figure out how we could do this, how to get mike to play for you. mike score more receptions i think, than any receiver in delaware university of delaware history and a hell of a good mayor. but he was even a better ballplayer. uh, but folks, look, um, what you gotta do, i, i want you to win but take a little easy. okay, because i got to go back to washington and you know, my vice president, extraordinary partner. i didn't go to dell state, but my heart's with you man. so don't let me down win one for coach bo, win one for coach bo [applause] it's great to be with friends. della has a great leadership, one of the most effect

salvage a point against my travels by and meaning that and much more coming up it's ah, i'm anthony howard woke up. officials in moscow say limit a traffic has restarted on the bridge, connecting russia to the occupied crimean peninsula. a huge explosion, badly damaged the crossing and early abroad road and royal services to a halt. russia has accused you kind of being behind the destruction. ukrainian officials have expressed delight at the damage to a prestigious symbol of the russian occupation. but keith is not claiming to have carried out an attack. good. a massive explosion lights up the pre dawn sky over the strait between russia and occupied crimea. social media footage, appease to show the moments of detonation, which russian authorities say was caused by a truck bomb. russia's foreign ministry les to posted this video, claim to show traffic once again, flowing over the bridge. b rail on road crossing, opened in 2018 as a high profile project overseen by president vladimir putin. it's a key supply route for russia in its invasion of ukraine for many ukrainians. the timing of the b

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howard university. i'll tell you what, in case you haven't noticed, my vp is a howard graduate.nd she is a very vociferous howard graduate. i'm very -- i'm always bragging about delaware state and we got a little thing going. besides that, we have a lot more folks, the divine nine kind of runs my operation. [cheers and applause] y'all think i'm kidding, you think i'm kidding, i'm not getting. i'll tell you what, to guarantee your win, i tried to figure out how we could do this, how to get mike to play for you. mike scored more receptions i think that any receiver in the university of delaware history. and hell of a good mayor, but he was an even better ballplayer. folks, look. i want you to win, but take it easy because i have to go back to washington and my vice president is an extraordinary partner. i didn't go to delaware state, but my heart is with you, so don't let me down. when one for coach bo. delaware has a great leadership, one of the most effective congressional delegations in america, that's not hyperbole. one of the things i love about this team is we have each othe

howard taras is the district physician. how can so many kids get sick at the same time?ere was a homecoming dance and game the weekend prior to this monday. you'd think that it would take several days for them to become infectious to others, but it didn't. >> reporter: pre-pandemic, there were 36 million cases of flu, but with masking and social distancing, cases plummeted to just thousands, the lowest ever recorded. now, most mandates are gone. why are so many people getting the flu so early this year? >> the last two years, people haven't been exposed to much influenza, so their immunity to it may be down, which is why it's especially important to get vaccinated right now, before flu season starts to peak. >> reporter: and the c.d.c. says it's safe to get the flu shot and covid booster together, so you can be prepared for what's predicted to be a severe flu season that's already here. carter evans, cbs news. >> o'donnell: tonight, the pentagon confirms it is talking with elon musk about covering the cost of his critical starlink satellite internetcovef cot of his servi

both oh, howard baker. right. that his father in senator everett dirksen was like congressman duncan's father. he knew that racism was wrong and everett dirksen had helped pass the civil rights act. and howard baker voted for. well, congressman, father went on this very street. this library sits when the sit ins were taking place right on this street. and you could throw a rock from where was this library and hit where those citizens were taking place when were taking place here they soon were taking place in knoxville, tennessee. and it was john duncan singer, congressman duncan's father, who basically pushed shoved, negotiated and worked out so that for the first time in the history of knoxville, it didn't matter what your race is. you could be served at a lunch counter or restaurant or a public in knoxville, tennessee. there were some things then that were out of bounds right now. and congressman, you might want to comment. you might not, but there were some things that were out of bounds. and for your father a

so when he graduated, he barely graduated four years of howard. his parents drove up to washington, d.c., to pick him up and bring him to new orleans. they couldn't find a hotel, of course. and anyway, between. so they stopped at a religious camp in, kings mountain, north carolina, which is my home state. and they spent night at the religious resort and again, he's an athlete, so he runs up kings mountain one morning to kind of clear his head and according to this story, he runs up the mountain and. he he passes out or something happens to him when he wakes up. and this is you know this these are kind of stories you read. you know, or or mythology or the bible where he wakes up and the whole world is different he sees everything different. he talks about how the leaves are greener and the sky is bluer and the grasses and he sees the cows. and if god if, if god made all of this, he made all these vivid colors and all these complex things and complex creatures. and there's a purpose for me. so he wakes up, he runs down the hill, and he at that parti

you go, why in the 11th corps, howard became the commander when reynolds fell. you want the commander of those forces out there to know what reynolds knew. right? the papers go to howard. they were found in the 11th corps papers, still there right now. in those, in this envelope were things that the official records don't tell us about at all. i won't go into all those but i will go into this. there is a letter from george meade to john reynolds. george meade has already ordered john reynolds to go to gettysburg. our friend, mr. sears, who wrote his history of gettysburg, battle of gettysburg, it's a fine book. and he's a fine historian. but he didn't make the remark that meade told him to go to gettysburg but didn't tell him what to do once he got there. and i looked at that and i go that can't be. that can't be. long ago, i thought this is not -- can just tell him to go out there. 14 miles ahead of army headquarters. 32 miles ahead of manchester. why would he do that? here is the letter i found. what's interesting about this. the letter is in the official reco

one of my chapters is on howard t meeting hildegard. he says god of love and god of life are oftn celebrated. when they do, you have to turn to the god of lifed has the same teaching. you are light, you are life, you resurrt everything there is. she goes on on and on. she's static in her language and spirituality like that quote you started with. shs full of joy. >> thurmon talks a lot about lie being alive. >> exactly. that's what i like in thurmon. he says the real amazement is life is alive. youn take that for granted. you can tell that thurmon is high on life. one should. others say god god is life. aquinas says god is is life. the gift of life is ex. >> a section also appreciates tt you had mentioned read jesus and and disinherited. >> took it with him to jail evey time he went to jail. >> 39 times. >> 39 times. jesus and the disinherited. it was such a powerful book, one of the early books too. in it he is critiquing christianity saying the church has betrayed jesus. e are his words. he wrote that before the civil rights movement

well, he howard became the commander when reynolds fell. so you want the commander of those forces out there to know what rentals knew. right so you the papers go to howard so there are found in the 11th corps papers still there right now. and in those in this envelope were things that the official records don't tell us about at all. i won't go into all those but i will go into this. there is a letter from george meade to john reynolds. now george made remember his already ordered john reynolds to go to gettysburg. now our friend mr. sears who wrote his history of gettysburg battle of gettysburg gettysburg campaign is a fine book. and he's a fine historian. but he'd make the remark in their meade told him to go to gettysburg, but didn't tell him what to do once he got there. and i'd look at that i go that can't be. i can't be long ago. i may thought that's not. just tell them to go out there. he's 14 miles ahead of army headquarters and you know 32 miles ahead of away from manchester. why would he do that? well, here is here is here's the l

seems like howard' s audience tun isn't the only one tuning himt. out. >> joining me now is dr. marty macquarrie, a professor at johns hopkins school oyf jo medicine and fox news contributohn or, and dr. jay bhattacharya, professor at stanford school of medicine. dr. b long covid, i guess would be a more apt description for memberhis has done, really sadly to so many members ofociey society who ar we still triple maston afraid of crowds and what hav e we done to people? >> it's really shocking. lura, i call institutionalizedho hypochondria. what we've done is we'vechonia. create d a group of peoplee now who are now afraid of puteracting with other other people. they want the we havble public health has taught us to treat other people as biohazards and actually don't have a hardte time laughing about howard stern. i just feel sorry for him. and it's not even his fault. it's public health fault for creating this messaging that we are all dangerous to each other. ach otheand i think public healk really should work to scale t that back as rapidly as it can because it's really hurtin

meanwhile, the city council is expected to see an independent economic analysis on howard terminal at the end of november. betty yu, kpix 5. >>> nancy pelosi's husband paul is still at san francisco general tonight recovering after being hit several times in the head with a hammer and having to undergo surgery. speaker pelosi, meanwhile, released her first statement since the attack saying in part, our children, grandchildren, and i are heartbroken and traumatized by the life threatening attack on our pop. we're grateful for the quick response of law enforcement and emergency services and the life saving medical care he's receiving. please know, the out pouring of prayers and well wishes from so many in congress is a comfort to our family and helping paul in his recovery. his condition continues to improve. >> nearly 48 hours since the attack, security remains tight around the pelosi home in pacific heights, with both capitol and local police standing watch. da lin has the latest. >> reporter: we understand paul pelosi is still recovering at sf general after surgery on friday. given h

and i've been single for a really long time, and a mom of kids, and i was just thrilled that howard andhis for me. and i want us all to keep paying matchmaking forward, but i couldn't stop processing. and then i asked howard and beth, like, with their consent, could i have clarke come on the show so that he and i could process together? and guess what? he's here. [music playing]

it's a sort of michael howard, stable, sensible in them _ michael howard, stable, sensible in theory.was going to find a route through in terms of what conservative party wants, clings onto— conservative party wants, clings onto as — conservative party wants, clings onto as many seats as they can. and susie _ onto as many seats as they can. and susie says. — onto as many seats as they can. and susie says. at — onto as many seats as they can. and susie says, at the moment there is no possible — susie says, at the moment there is no possible route to victory it's really — no possible route to victory it's really hard _ no possible route to victory it's really hard to make any predictions in british— really hard to make any predictions in british politics at the moment. 2020 _ in british politics at the moment. 2020 for. — in british politics at the moment. 2020 for. it— in british politics at the moment. 2020 for, it seems so important and everything _ 2020 for, it seems so important and everything to do with the cost—of—living crisis which is what we should — cost—of—living crisis whic

it was placed there in 1909 to honor howard dean's heroics and his battle against achilles. now, while i was on the book, i read that this was supposed to be on the side of, a house where howard and i had lived. and it was in salem. it was right near the witch house. so i hopped on my bike. i rode over there hopefully to get a picture the plaque. i couldn't find it. so i called the local historian and asked her what had happened to the plaque and she laughed a little bit. she goes, well, it's on the inside of a korean barbecue restaurant about a block away from where it initially had hung. so i went this restaurant walked the front door and there was plaque behind the cash register. and i think that that is just emblems of the way that privateering during the american revolution has been treated in history. it's sort shunted off to the side. now, howard zinn remained in bilbao two months before heading back to salem on the return voyage. the pickering three more british prizes. and when the pickering returned to salem the owners, rewarded or presented their intrepid, intrepi

. >> steve: howard, it is great to have you. we were talking during the commercial break., actually volunteered even as village and we did the galas and raised a lot of money. it is such an extraordinary and it started with -- and now you have an extraordinary 3,000 volunteers and you help 5,000 people. why do you do it? >> it is very simple comic steve. thank you for having us here. we do it because we are to help people struggling with hunger, homelessness, property, and addiction. our community has a soaring need and the need is greater than ever. so we are here to provide the guide and support and resources they need that will empower them to live healthy, independent, and productive lives. >> steve: that's right. it started as a soup kitchen for 40 years later, you have a community kitchen and overnight emergency temporary shelter. you have recovery substance abuse programs, outpatient mental health services, halfway house, child care, anything people need, you got it. it is unbelievable. in the last fiscal year, you served a quarter of a million people, including peo

jacqueline howard is line in atlanta for us.s are currently use.ine howard is line in atlanta for us. are currently i use. jacqueline howard is line in atlanta for us. what are you seeing? >> reporter: here at children's health care of atlanta, they have seen a surge in patients, but just last week, 75% of their respiratory admissions were due to rsv, and this week it is due to flu. so they have seen a shift from rsv to flu. but overall they are seeing an influx of patients leading to them having two to three times their regular patient volume. and i spoke with infectious disease physician dr. shane and they said that it could be a predictor of what is to come in the northeast region of the country. have a listen. >> oftentimes the rsv starts in the southeast and then moves up. and so what we do probably predict will happen is that some of the northern states will start to see more children with influenza after they see more children with rsv. >> and here in the southeast, georgia is one of the states across the country seeing high levels of respir

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