A new warning from children's hospitals, the lead starts right now.

In one pediatric hospital, they're seeing a 1,000% increase in the number of kids testing

positive for COVID compared with the Delta Surge, but does that necessarily mean serious illness

for those kids?

Does it mean hospitalization or worse?

A pediatrician from that hospital is here to explain his biggest concerns, and if you're

confused by the new CDC Isolation Guidance, you are hardly alone.

Some health experts today bashing the CDC and the Biden administration about what they

say is really driving the changes.

Then, you won't catch them cooperating with the January 6th Committee.

You're more likely to find them flying south to kiss Donald Trump's ring.

Welcome to the lead-umptuic tap where we start today with our health lead and new questions

about the CDC's reduced isolation period guidelines, as the U.S. New Year's and all-time

record for daily cases of COVID.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, now suggesting people with COVID should isolate

for five days that's down from 10.

As long as they have no symptoms, the CDC insisting the change is motivated by the science

purely.

The science, they say, which shows your most contagious in the first few days of your illness

if you have COVID, but Dr. Anthony Fauci admitting that the new rules were aimed at least

in part at getting people back to work more quickly.

The flight attendance union, now questioning how much these changes were influenced by

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