Houston's health authority talks COVID-19 threat and "terrifying" trend
The school year will likely start under the highest threat level for COVID-19 in Harris County, which means the risk of catching coronavirus without a vaccine is high, and you're safer at home. Dr. David Persse of the Houston Health Department shares more insight.
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