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  Share Source: AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall At the start of the pandemic when the U.S. was just being told 15 days to slow the spread of the coronavirus, President Trump cautioned that the cure could not be worse than the problem. He talked not only about how a country could be destroyed practically overnight this way from an economic standpoint, but that you’d likely see a rise in drug use and overdoses, domestic abuse, suicide, and mental health problems. Nine months later, some parts of the country are seeing the impact that closed schools, canceled sports and activities, and long hour...

When exactly we don't know. bill, that has been the story as we've been watching this storm develop all along. we still don't have or know for certain the path. >> bill: that's adding a lot of drama and helped contribute to the anxiety that so many millions of people feel watching and waiting and looking at the radar you see on the screen right now. by telephone now is a gentleman by the name of mark kaplan. he lives on the south carolina side of the border but he operates a grocery store in a tiny spit of an island called sunset beach. half mile wide, three miles long. right on the border bet...

That flows through all things... through rocky spires... [♪] and ocean's swell... [♪] the endless... stillness of green... [♪] and in the restless depths of human hearts... [♪] the voice of the wild within. and welcome back to "the ed show." i'm richard lui in for ed today. let's get straight back to philadelphia where regional 188 amtrak train derailed there. that crash that has now caused the deaths of seven individuals confirmed so far. let's get to nbc correspondent jay gray and joy reid msnbc national correspondent. jay, i want to start with you on this. we just heard from one o...

Joining me on the phone is dr. mark kaplan, chair of division at trauma at einstein medical center in philadelphia. what is the most common the most common? you received many of those who were injured. what was the most common type of injury that you saw? >> we saw about 25 people from the crash yesterday. a vast majority of them were cuts bruises, contusions. we had about five people that were admitted with significant orthopedic injuries long bone injuries and one neck fracture. >> dr. kaplan we also heard from temple university that they saw a lot of chest injuries a lot of rib fractures. y...