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Patients windows used to communicate in march are now a semipermanent fixture here. this facility is covid free, right now, but several of the nursing homes nancy butler oversees, are not. >> theres not a day that goes by that i dont get a new message that we have a positive coronavirus patient or staff. >> still, sickening staff. >> yes. >> reporter: which is why this day is one of the most hopeful days they have had. but for this physicians assistant, the day was bittersweet. >> i have one per...

>> reporter: a little more than a week after she was killed, private first class karlyn ramirez was buried with full military honors. flags were presented to her parents, husband and daughter. susan had little time to mourn. she was busy caring for karlyns daughter vale in texas while her father, maliek, was on active duty in south carolina. susan was also doing everything she could to help solve the case. investigators asked again and again, who would want kalryn dead? >> i would say, "you know...

Patients in pain. >> to purdue pharma, the new relief movement lent valuable sport to their plans to expand the market for oxycontin beyond end of life care. purdue hired key reformers as spokesperson, funded their research, and championed their ideas. >> we can manage better than 90% of the pain problems that present to us with relatively simple medications, lifestyle changes, exercises. >> 34 million adults suffer from chronic pain. >> they start to put their lobbying money and their political...

The senate vote on $2,000 stimulus checks. back to "dateline." welcome back. police cleared her exboyfriend and phone records showed her husband was hundred of miles away when she was shot. it was time to broaden the search for answers. investigators make a remarkable discovery buried in a trail of electronic clues. >> reporter: it had been months since karlyn ramirez had been found murdered at home with her infant daughter in her arms. with all leads exhausted, homicide detectives wondered if...

Compared to billions in profits from the sale of oxycontin. >> there are various watershed moments, i think, when you say that the opioid epidemic could have been, at the very least, reined in if not prevented. and that was one moment. because the way the case turned out, it discouraged others from going after purdue pharma, and it would take many more years before other federal agencies decided to look more closely at what the company was doing. >> reached for comment, purdue says in part that ...

>> the opioid crisis. >> it came with little warning, killing without regard to g geograph geographic, economic, or racial lines. unlike the coronavirus, this epidemic was manmade, driven by relentless pursuit of profits. >> when you see huge amounts going to specific pharmacies, doesnt that raise a red flag? they had to know of all the bad things that were going on with it, and yet they didnt care. >> the opioid epidemic has claimed more american lives than all the wars since world war ii combi...

And the dangers lockdown pose to victims of abuse. youre there, you cant get out, youve probably got children there — thats the worst thing — you feel you cant leave because you must take the children. youve probably got a telephone, but you cant get to it, because probably the abuser is there. i mean, where do you go? she also spoke of herjoy of being reunited with her grandchildren and how her husbands fitness help him beat covid. and it was the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall ...

They are filled with the love and the care that we have for each other. and when i look at our country today, and see what we are willing to do to protect and support one another, i say with pride that we are still a nation with those brave soldiers, sailors and airmen, who we recognise and admire. in august, the vj day commemorations were centred on the national memorial arboretum in staffordshire. carefully choreographed for the veterans who served with this sometimes—forgotten army in a bru...

Deadly crash which developed on a stairway at the rangers end of the stadium. among the victims were five teenagers who never came home. we we re teenagers who never came home. we were all together just joking teenagers who never came home. we were all togetherjustjoking and having a wee bit of banter. they we re having a wee bit of banter. they were rangers supporters we were celtic supporters it was nothing like that. we were pals. celtic fans we re like that. we were pals. celtic fans were am...

♪ >> greg: not much time left in the show are the year. lets end up on a toast. we found ourselves stuck at home