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'I think he was standing there waiting for someone to come out.'
A spike in COVID-19 cases is affecting not just adults but also children nationwide. Last week, almost 39,000 kids tested positive. That’s nearly 17% of all reported cases.
Brian Entin at NewsNation Now:
MIAMI (NewsNation Now) — Sophia Villarraga, 11, was having a great summer. She was in camp and enjoying time with her family. Now, she’s in the COVID-19 ward at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital in Miami.
The hospital is not letting anyone in or out of their COVID unit, so NewsNation spoke with Sophia and her mom on Zoom from outside.
“There was this one time I had a really high fever. And I felt like I couldn’t stand up,” said Villarraga.
Sophia has no pre-existing conditions. Both of her parents are vaccinated but because she’s just shy of her 12th birthday, she wasn’t able to get the shot.
Her mother doesn’t know how she contracted the virus. One day she was at home like normal and then the next she was in the hospital.
Children CAN get COVID and potentially die from it, despite claims from right-wing media hacks who want to downplay the risks of COVID that face children.
See Also: MMFA: COVID-19 is more dangerous for children than right-wing media will admit
From the 07.30.2021 edition of NewsNation’s NewsNation Prime:
For Americans in Washington, D.C. on Inauguration Day, it definitely did not look like any other.
Brian Entin at NewsNation Now:
WASHINGTON (NewsNation Now) — For Americans in Washington, D.C. on Inauguration Day, it definitely did not look like any other.
Their view of the Capitol was from two blocks away and blocked by concrete barriers and police in riot gear.
It was too far to hear or see any of the ceremonial events, and many President Biden supporters watched the inauguration on their cell phones.
“We are here because we came to celebrate this historic moment. It is very emotional,” said Carlos Soto.
Soto traveled from Texas to be at the inauguration — even if it was at a distance.
“This is such a disappointment that we could not be closer. But I definitely understand the decision. And because of the events that happened, this is how it had to be,” said Biden supporter Alexandra Krauss.
Protesters and President Biden supporters seemed to co-exist with no major issues at the small gatherings.
From the 01.20.2021 edition of WGN America’s NewsNation:
