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this unfolds. you know, i think, i think, you know, the affordability of it and people losing their insurance is part of the problem. but i think the bigger problem lies down the road when, you know, if everything had rolled out smoothly and every man, woman and child in this country had an insurance card, you know where are the plans to increase the medical staff? where are the plans to expand our hospitals and our clinics and doctors? you know, we'll have long lines of patients waiting to see doctors they don't know, and i think at the end of the day, bill we're out of obamacare all we will have is an insurance card. i don't think that the quality of care is going to get any better. bill: wonder, listening to you speak with martha over the past couple weeks and sleepless nights thaw described and the anxiety, what is your sense of that now personally? >> well, i'm sure that there are others going through that right now especially those --
thank you to both you. kirsten powers, katy past like to you as well. thank you. martha: we're back to the top story of the day and the devastating storms across the midwest, another hard-hit spot, frankfurt, illinois, just outside of chicago. anita padilla, fox affiliate is there live. anita, what does it look like on the ground there? >> reporter: nothing like the devastation we saw in washington, illinois, but nonetheless people did feel and were very away. down the way there is scattered debris in a road called la grange road. that is shut down. you have see debris on the farmland. pull out a little bit, chris. show them a gazebo collapseed at 11:00 when the whole thing started. to the left we have a home that is missing. this is a mobile home park here called gateway. missing the dormer off the roof. it came off 11:00 when this whole thing happened. people who live in this