multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children or misc seems to affect older children with a median age of 9 to 11. kawasaki tends to affect toddlers. dr greenhow is a pediatric infectious disease specialist for kaiser permanente. >> this new syndrome, misc, is a nov novel, unique syndrome that is not kawasaki. it appears to follow a covid-19 infection, but why it is occurring in a small subset of children, we do not understand. >> reporter: abc news has identified at least 220 possible and confirmed cases in 20 states and d.c. there are more than 100 cases in new york where three children have died. >> the good news is that this syndrome appears to be rare and the deaths that are associated with it are even rarer. >> reporter: as doctors are learning more about this new syndrome, what symptoms are the children presenting with right now? >> all have had a fever. more than 90% had severe stomach aches. half had rash. two-thirds have had pink eye. two-thirds have had mouth changes like cracked lips. >> reporter: dr. lisa dana is a san francisco pediatrician. >> if you need to go to the er

across the country outlining what the cdc is calling multisystem inflammatory children in children or misc including fever, inflammation, at least two organs impacted and a possible test for covid-19 antibodies or covid exposure four weeks before the onset of symptoms described as similar to another disease including rash and abdominal pain dr. jeffrey burns is coordinating a group of more than 1,000 doctors comparing notes on the syndrome. >> we have linked together these research centers across the united states and now the world rapidly until the last two weeks and we're working as hard as we can to find the answer to this. >> reporter: today, new york city confirmed it now has at least 100 cases. >> we have to understand it better we have to get ahead of it. >> reporter: new york city reached its peak of coronavirus cases on april 6th five and a half weeks ago tonight experts warn other parts of the country could see inflammatory syndrome cases spike between four and six weeks after their covid-19 peaks. nbc news learned 19 states were investigating cases of the illness believed to be

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there are limited information currently available of risk factors and treatments for misc is what they call it. be on the look out for this from the cdc. a, how does it help and in the limited cases we know, is there something that links these children together or is it mo more random? do they have underlining conditions or is it a random event? >> this new covid is a little different in that the prior group of children that we have been admitting up until this time about 16% of them have an underlying illness and ma40% of them do not. more of them are well children. many of us believe this is an inflammatory or post infectious. it could be this out of control or disregulated inflammatory response is more common in a kid with a normal medical history. >> based on what we know right now and it may change of the normal of the opening of school year and at the end of the summer, are you learning enough about this to understand is it safe to send children back to school, is it contagious among children or something we need to study as we go through the summer? >> this is newly emerged, we

there's a new disease in the world that has been named misc, multi-inflammatory syndrome in children. it can lead to severe inflammation in the body and in the heart in which case it can be deadly. thankfully now it's rare. fewer than 200 children in the country have been unofficially diagnosed now. we are still getting the official diagnosis. >> we'll continue to follow that development of course but now to washington and that unsettling testimony from ousted u.s. vaccine chief rick bright. he told congress that unless this virus is brought under control, 2020 could be the darkest winter in modern history. we get more from cnn kaitlyn collins at the white house. >> reporter: today the vaccine official ousted from his job during the coronavirus pandemic said the administration's failure to warn the public about coronavirus cost lives. >> i believe americans need to be told the truth. people were not as prepared as they could have been and should have been. >> reporter: testifying for the first time since he was removed from his role as the biomedical advanced research and development

misc.us is promulgating and it rating in ways that even our scientists don't know, so we have to be just realistic about preparing for the unknown. while at the same time, being optimistic that we'll be back in in person learning in the fall. so the -- i'm not a handicapper, but i would say we need b to be prepared for all eventualties. >> so you know, a new study published in the journal health affairs and i understand you raised the issue of the inflammatory syndrome r, but it found that while closing restaurants had a noticeable impact on slowing the spread of coronavirus, closing schools had little impact. when you take this data into account and something that could be very scary, but incredibly rare, does that lean you towards reopening the schools? >> well i think look, there's nothing more precious than someone's child. so we take that trust very sacredly and there are no more closer quarters and social distancing than schools. kids interact. they like to be together. you add into t

an op-ed in "the new york times" just a few days ago that she thought that her statements had been misc coconsd by the government in its argument for the dismissal. i was talking to one former counterintelligence official today who worked with prestep many years ago and said that prestep at times rubbed people at the fbi the wrong way and that was because he was a stickler, the guy said, for the rules. he was a very by the book kind of guy and that this person i was speaking to said they would be very surprised if the accusations about prestep's involvement and the notes that he was writing and what was going on at the fbi would be true because prestep was sort of the guy that bothered other people because he really wanted to follow the rules. >> chuck rosenberg, mike schmidt's reporting raises an important point about what this judge is going to be poking holes at, and it's -- for bill barr to be right that mike flynn confessed to lying to the fbi, i don't know, i guess on mistake or that the confessions and the guilty pleas that he affirmed before judge sullivan not once but twice ins

i think now that we've got these reports of kids getting very sick with this misc, i think it's importanthat families engage with their pediatrician. you can use a televisit. the use of telemedicine in covid is really brought families closer to medical care so i think, number one, realize it's rare. number two, if your child does develop a fever, a rash, and there's a large percentage of these children from that amazing british report that have a lot of gastrointestinal symptoms. if you're starting to get worried, call your pediatrician and schedule a televisit. >> because one segment is never enough, we are going to continue our conversation with dr. anderson in just a minute. i want to ask you, disneyland and universal are opening up. is that a good idea? is a pool a good idea? what about visiting my parents and people's grandparents? so many questions, so little time. stay with us. we'll be right back. some companies still have hr stuck between employees and their data. entering data. changing data. more and more sensitive, personal data. and it doesn't just drag hr down. it drags the

there is now tway new disease in the world, just alerted this evening, that has been named misc, multimatory syndrome in children. just like its name suggests it's a name that can lead to severe inflammation in the body and even the heart in which case it can be deadly. we don't know four sure still, anderson, it this is related to covid or we're being hyper vigilant and everyone is paying closer attention to everything as often happens during an outbreak. we know thankfully for now it is rare. that's important to note. fewer than 200 children in the country have been unofficially diagnosed now. we still are getting t official diagnosis. we don't know why children in asia didn't appear to get this. it could be genetic, the environment, something else entirely. we know the cdc just moments ago put out an alert now to hospitals to be on the lookout for dhil childrchildren under t1 sick with a persistent fever, evidence of inflammation in their blood work and have at least two organs involved. again, it is rare. i know this is going to frighten people adds th people as they hear this news