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from msnbc world headquarters in new york, it is high noon in the east, 9:00 out west. welcome to "alex wit reporlex w" disturbing new numbers emerging. the u.s. is now averaging more than 100,000 new infects daily. a level we haven't seen since november of last year. all 50 states are seeing increases in new cases. more than half are experiencing at least a 100% increase in infections in the past two weeks. today dr. anthony fauci warning the u.s. could see new cases reach 200,000 a day by next month. allowing for a potentially more serious variant to develop. >> a virus will not mutate unless you allow it to replicate. if you allow the virus to freely circulate, and not try and stop it, sooner or later there is a likelihood that you will get another variant that could, i'm not saying it will, that could be more problematic than the delta. that will impact not only the unvaccinated, that will impact the vaccinated. >> new progress today in the push for vaccinations that are now more americans who are fully vaccinated than those who are not. 50.1% of the population have