Now from Times Square, here's what you need to know.

And we have Will Reeves.

Oh, thank you.

And for good to see you.

Great to be with you and you, Dr. Darien.

Good after you and great to be with you as well.

We got a lot going on here.

People are heading out to travel all over the country.

I was on a plane yesterday.

People were coughing everywhere.

It must be respiratory illness season. What's going on?

You're absolutely right. So how do we get these numbers? We look at wastewater analysis,

we look at test results and emergency department visits. And I want to show you this viral

forecast helps us to understand where these respiratory illnesses are. Right now, overall, the numbers are low.

Not to be concerned about these colors.

It just highlights where we're seeing increased trends.

For example, in states like Ohio, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, we're seeing moderate levels of respiratory

illness.

That means patients coming in with cold, cold, cough, and flu-like symptoms.

What is the cause? That is more difficult to tell

because these tests, although they're helpful, they're not accurate and exact. And so we see

that there are rising rates of things like walking pneumonia and so on and so forth. But right

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