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Rationalize care, -- many of them are younger than in previous waves. and nearly all are unvaccinated. situation so bad that the morgues are now running out of space. weve heard that before. and alaska the state is now experiencing its worst covid spike to date. it is now authorized hospitals to rationalize care. new york times says help lines look like that right now. there was one bed coming available in the intensive care. doctors now have to make a choice to make several more patients at the...

Into medicare -- or into it. medicare wasnt built in a day. part d didnt roll out with snags along the way. as others have mentioned, many of the republicans who are now calling for blood over this rollout were begging for patience on part d. the kinks of that rollout were easily brushed off by many gop alarmists who sit on this dais. we waited six months to hold an oversight hearing on part d. were barely four weeks into this one and were already declaring it dead. it is premature death. we wou...

Larimer, a petty officer in the navy, the youngest of five siblings. >> he was an outstanding shipmate, a valued member an an extremely dedicated sailor. >> reporter: finally, the oldest victim, 51-year-old gordon cowden, a devoted father at the movie theater with his two teenagers. 12 lives lost to their loved ones and the world. >> nbcs kristen dahlgren reporting for us. players from the denver broncos met with the survivors like steve barton, midway through a cross-country bike trip with a fr...

I spoke a couple weeks ago to a congressman from alabama who represents coastal counties and theyre reliant on tourism for their incomes, businesses there, which were devastated last year because nobody came to the beach. he told me by the beginning of april, there had been 6,800 alabama businesses that filed claims from the fund. at the beginning of april, fewer than 300 received final or interim payments. its unbelievable. and in conjunction with that, he told me theres a hotline for services ...

>> i think the pace is way too slow. the toll on peoples lives from having to wait for so long for payments, sort of belies what theyre saying about making people whole again. i spoke a couple weeks ago to a congressman from alabama who represents coastal counties and theyre reliant on tourism for their incomes, businesses there, which were devastated last year because nobody came to the beach. he told me by the beginning of april, there had been 6,800 alabama businesses that filed claims from t...

Theyre reliant on tourism for their incomes, businesses there, which were devastated last year because nobody came to the beach. he told me by the beginning of april, there had been 6,800 alabama businesses that filed claims from the find. at the beginning of april, fewer than 300 received final or interim payments. its unbelievable. and in conjunction with that, he told me theres a hotline for services in his district. from february to march, when people were anticipating getting their payments...

Writer, "the vicious circle," and she wrote for the new yorker with brevity and clarity. its a very intiment guess even though it was wrong. jenna: does that mean a big loss for humanity? >> this is such a benefit. ibm announces today a big research pac to go into health, thisll be in your doctors offices, youll see it on help lines. lets remember that watson, as smart as he is, he was created by human beings, baby, okay? were still in control. not to worry. jenna: and hes so cute. >> yeah. he i...