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Significant investment to make sure that doesnt happen. >> they raised their own taxes. the miami forever new england devotes $400 million to higher streets and bigger drainage. thats a drop in a smelly bucket when they need 45 times that amount to fortify septic tamnks and if they fail, its everybodys mess, even on ultra rich, this island. >> people at that income level have a lot more options than a lot of the rest of us they can invest in upgrading their sea walls, their buildings. >> a sweep...

Limestone. and a university of miami study says flooding events have gone up 400% since 2006. but between the floods and storms its freaking gorgeous! its estimated that the population of florida is growing at about 38 people an hour and its hard to find a developer or politician eager to sound the alarm that the water will come. >> their basic message is that we can deal with it. you know, we can respond. >> but can they is this. >> no. no. nobody can. not in the long run, whether it will be a ...

Jacqui? >> well, jon, after the va claimed for weeks there was no shortage of ppe, the va health chief is now acknowledging the shortages and also accusing fema of diverting supplies intended for the va to the national stockpile. richard stone, who is a former combat surgeon and army deputy surgeon general, told the washington post the vas supply was nearly gone, writing, i had 5 million masks incoming that disappeared and the supply system was responding to fema. i couldnt tell you when my next...

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Jacqui heinrich is live in new york city with more on that. >> reporter: well, jon, for weeks v.a. officials denied claims about any ppe shortages, but now the chief in charge of that agency is departing from that narrative not only acknowledging a shortage, but also saying that orders intended for the v.a. were directed to fema. richard stone, whos a former combat surgeon and army deputy surgeon general told "the washington post," i had 5 million masks incoming that disappeared, and responding ...

>> good morning, guys. thats the big question here. the new policies say that nursing homes need to report the positive cases and the fatality to the cdc for tracking in those facilities. the ones in pennsylvania are the ones that we know. but an nbc news review found that 36 states are reporting numbers at all. thats 11,000 deaths here around the country. and the question is, besides the transparency, is whats going on inside these facilities. i spoke with julie moore who is a nursing assistant...

Comrades. april 25, 1915. gallipoli. and one of the bloodiest battles of world war i. bloodiest battles of world war i, thousands of troops from the australian and new zealand army corps, the anzacs, took on an allied force that landed on the narrow beaches of the turkish peninsular in an ill—fated campaign that would claim more than 130,000 lives. didgeridoo plays. 105 years later, and thousands of miles away in australia and new zealand, with mass gatherings now banned in order to stop the s...