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Asking to extend the help they are getting from the national guard. let's get to martha raddatz, live with late reporting. martha? >> reporter: david, law enforcement knows the capitol remains an attractive target for extremists, which is why the capitol police want to keep some portion of the 5,000 national guard in place until mid-may and the secretary of defense said last month that if lawmakers need protection, the guard stands ready to provide it. and a capitol security review will recommend adding roughly 1,000 new capitol police and repolicing this razor wire-topped fence with mobile an...

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Lost-so many americans' hearts left empty. >> i miss her so much. >> o'donnell: half a million lives lost against an invisible army, more than world war ii, vietnam and the korean wars combined. covid victims could fill a new cemetery the size of arlington, 639 acres of tombstones. the virus reminded us all of our vulnerability, and yet there is still so much to be hope for. the science, developing a vaccine, the fastest in history and now one in ten americans have gotten their first dose. and reported new infections are falling and so are the number of those hospitalized. ♪ ♪ ♪ medical ...

1.7 million per day. at that rate we could see a return to something like normal by the end of this year. some pro sports leagues are testing out what that might look like. they're working on new technology that monitors the proximity between players and tracks potential covid outbreaks. could something like this end up at your workplace? here's nbc technology correspondent jacob ward. >> reporter: major league baseball is now tracking new stats on players, including exactly how close they get to one another. sports teams of all kinds are experimenting with this sort of tech. even in a contact...