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The Buffalo Bills will require fans to be vaccinated to attend home games

Today Sunshine to start, then a few afternoon clouds. High 68F. Winds NNW at 5 to 10 mph.. Tonight Partly cloudy skies this evening will become overcast overnight. Slight chance of a rain shower. Low 44F. Winds NE at 5 to 10 mph. Updated: April 6, 2021 @ 5:44 am

Highmark is expanding access to Freespira, a digital therapeutic for panic disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder, across its membership.

Highmark Health. James joined Highmark in 2015 as supplier diversity director and developed the program into one of the top award-winning supplier diversity programs in the Americas, officials said.   James will work with Margaret Larkins-Pettigrew, M.D., who serves as Allegheny Health Network’s (AHNs) chief clinical diversity, equity and inclusion officer. James will implement and advise upon Highmark Health’s enterprisewide diversity, equity and inclusion strategy, while Larkins-Pettigre...

Housing who would have had an opportunity to make sure they would qualify for some of those jobs. >> its not the same thing. >> its apples and oranges. >> the investment from what we were looking at with the $3 billion investment, the return would have been closer to 30, 40 billion dollars. so just looking at the return on investment just shows you that it just did not add up. >> so youre still a little salty that this went away from last year. >> yeah, and the fact that it went now to manhattan...

Those with compromised immune systems are more likely to pick up an invection in a hospital. >> thats not because hospitals are bad places. thats because you put a lot of sick people together and youre going to spread infection around. >> so why would the administration pay hospitals so much more? >> it has to do partially with the lobbying power, right? so hospitals are bigger corporations. >> but hospitals argue their costs are greater so they have to be paid more. a bipartisan house bill, how...

Question. they will be forced on the exchanges and the taxpayer is going to pick up their fee, or forced to take catastrophic plans only employed if you have serious illness that last months or years. the thing about catastrophe icplans, the deductible is so high. if you go to the doctor for anything else than a catastrophe illness you payout of pocket. it is an effective increase. and that will hurt. by the way, the administration continues to say it is not 40 million but a small fractions. we ...

Lousy ones. was it lousy? >> megyn, miss somers didnt just like her plan but it was a savior. his medical bills topped a million dollars. of that she paid $1500. when her husbands employer stopped paying their insurance she kept the same company, the same plan and paid the premiums herself. not a substandard plan like the president says but a cadillac plan. then she gets a letter from high mark blue cross blue shield her plan is being cancelled but switch her to a lesser plan for an additional $...

Remember frank pallone, the lousy ones. was it lousy? >> megyn, miss somers didnt just like her plan but it was a savior. his medical bills topped a million dollars. of that she paid $1500. when her husbands employer stopped paying their insurance she kept the same company, the same plan and paid the premiums herself. not a substandard plan like the president says but a cadillac plan. then she gets a letter from high mark blue cross blue shield her plan is being cancelled but switch her to a les...

good evening. im tom foreman in for erin burnett. breaking news. a suicide attack stopped just short of the capitol steps. new details at this hour about the plot. authorities say the would be bomber had conducted a test in west virginia. chose the attack at a d.c. restaurant and allegedly told investigators he wanted to kill people, quote, face to face with an ak 47. if the investigation had not gone well, if detectives had not done their jobs, our lead story tonight would in short be...