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CVS Health starts administering COVID-19 vaccine at nursing homes in Ohio, Kentucky © WLWT Vaccination CVS Health helped give some of the first shots to protect Greater Cincinnati's most vulnerable against COVID-19. The company started administering the Pfizer vaccine across the region at nursing homes and assisted living facilities.Sign up for our Newsletters WLWT was there as it was rolled out at an area facility on Monday. Officials at Jamestowne Inpatient and Outpatient Therapy in Hamilton said it was a big day as residents and health care workers were given their first Pfizer shots. "I just felt like it was something I had to do," said resident Betty Baldwin.

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point where her friends would never leave her alone. these kids incorporate distinct were very strong but didn't have the right people to turn to. >> that's right. we are so careful to not use the criminal justice system but we should. if there is malicious threatening. that's a reason to go to the courts. the courts can then say listen, we're into the going to come down necessarily that hard. we will do a continue without a finding with these requirements. outpatient therapy. these medicines. the courts are our friends in this. it's sort of a court of last resort because we disseminated the mental healthcare system. we have got to lean on the courts for a little while to enforce psychiatric treatment. >> martha: dr. ablow, thank you. good to h see you tonight. media digs in shaming politicians over their nra support. >> why does he talk about mental health and not guns? could it be because the nra spent some $30 million to get trump elected?

stories we keep covering. >> there's such a conflict here in so many ways. we talk about mental illness and it bares repeating. it seems like we talk about this in the wake of awful tragedy. people with mental illness are more likely to be victims of violence rather than perpetrators of violence. i say that at the outset because there's already so much stigma against people with mental illness that they are more likely to be victims. that bears repeating. having said that, somebody who does this has some component of mental illness. e he may have recognized that in himself. the problem is that it's really hard to get treatment. it's really hard to get a diagnosis. it's hard to get outpatient therapy. it's hard to find an inpatient bed. that system is broken. we talk about parody, making mental illness on par with physical illness. we're nowhere close to that.

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>> my name is colin goddard. six years ago when i was in college i survived the shooting at virginia tech and received four gunshots, different parts of my body. years later i've turned into an advocate and activist for background checks on all gun sales. >> my healing process is finished. now it's time to uplift. now it's time to go to other communities that are affected by this. >> i think what happened at virginia tech was not just a failure of gun policy but school policy and mental health policy. this was someone who was told to get therapy. he needed outpatient therapy but he was never followed up with. instead of getting therapy he got a glock and a .22 and came on our campus with a couple hundred rounds. coming together we can find good from evil. we can create a lasting memory of those who came before us and make things safer for the next generation. thank you very much.

inappropriately behaving around women. i think that that pattern of behavior is striking for how long and how pervasive it has been. >> so the mayor says he's undergone this intensive therapy and he also underwent outpatient therapy. do you think he's serious about this or is it in a joke, in your mind? >> i hope it's a joke but serious is backed up by action and two weeks in therapy cannot account for years of reprehensible behavior. it's going to take more than that. >> are you surprised he hasn't resigned? >> you know, i'm not surprised because i worked for him for over two years and he's one of the most stubborn individuals that i've ever met and you couple that with sort of the importance of the resignation to his legal case. he's using it as a negotiation point. i think that that's clear. so i'm not surprised but i'm profoundly disappointed both for the victims and also for the people of san diego.