so beth, thank you for your great job. congrats on an incredibly stellar career and of course, i'm sure one of your biggest honors ever, congratulations on being our alaskan of the week. madam president, i ask that my following remarks be inserted in the record in a different location than the previous remarks. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sullivan: madam president, we're working on the ndaa. as anyone watching what's happening on the senate floor right now, it's been stalled in terms of amendments. and it's been stalled reportedly because of an amendment, a simple amendment that i think the vast majority of americans would agree on that senator rubio is trying to get a vote on. but, madam president, as -- there are with so many stories in the last six months, there's something about the climate enjoy john kerry who keeps coming into different stories. and he's in this story as well. and he seems to show up everywhere always when somebody in this administration is doing something to undermine american inte

ooh, for this is beth advanced to died in 1968. the hospitality in warmth had succeeded in transforming the american colony into the american colony hotel for his son, horatio and his wife. valentine, took over the helm slowly, transforming the hotel into a luxury establishment. they installed a swimming pool and fitness room to accommodate the wishes of a new generation of tourists. ah, we started to get a reputation for food. and so they both started to come juice started coming out from tel aviv to non cursor food. we were the only place that we were, we were importing lobsters, so the israelis could come on a lobster, the american i ought to and she asked my father, i cuz they used to keep the lobsters in the fraser. and i asked my, i said, what is nobody? it's a lobster. i knew his i said, how did you deal with the loves? he said, we get it out of the freezer. we got you out of the fraser every day. and i said, well, what if nobody, it's a lobster, though we put it back in the fraser these days. there's no re frozen lobster on

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ah, beth his son horatio vesta was living in london. he decided to return to help site . the hotel horatio had grown up in jerusalem, but left to london at 17, he became a lawyer and married a high spirited axis. when he returned to jerusalem, horatio promised his wife valentine, that he would stay only 6 months. he reorganized the whole structure of the hotel and he started to try and build it up as a, as a hotel with more commercialized um facilities. and he convinced my grandmother that we should have somewhere to have drinks a kind of bah. because before that you were, you could, we were allowed alcohol, but on if you had it in your room. when the sunsets and jerusalem, the hotel turns on its lights. in the summer, the garden bar is a favorite gathering place. it welcomes israelis and palestinians, locals and tourists from all over the world at the hotel, the mood is one of hospitality to all a crash, a vest managed to avert bankruptcy. but he felt he was still needed at the hotel. his wife joined him with a heavy heart, leaving the living out. here was great for hora

in may this year, grace doe was identified as shawna beth garber.le has of her. well, danielle's dna essentially solved one part of this case, which is that we now know that grace doe is actually shawna beth garber, and that now raises a whole load of different questions because now we know who she is, we now have to ask what was she doing and, of course, who murdered her? shawna was removed from her mother and adopted when she was five years old, before danielle was born. so, we're travelling to meet her older brother robert, to find out more about the family and what shawna was like. so, robert always thought that he'd find shawna, and it's pretty common that adopted brothers and sisters would try to find each other into adulthood. and so, this news that she'd been killed and she's been killed 30 years ago has hit him pretty hard, and i want to find out firstly how that feels but secondly, what kind of person shawna was, because he's one of the only people — that we've found, anyway — who knew shawna, can remember shawna, and the kind of difficult

ah, as beth eliza rose in her memoirs, he before me stood a rustic madonna and bab. and metaphorically speaking, no room to then in even better arrange for the family to receive medical attention. but the next morning the father came vis his baby and said, my wife died. and i don't know how i can take care of this baby because i live in a case a so and down to take to baby and barrett of was that he moved. of course she took the baby golden airs bolted he had in this building in one or 2 weeks time war babies for tommy because a story like this gets around fatty fast. mm hm. so this became a baby and especially baby home ah also supported mothers offering help wherever it was needed most regardless of the recipients background or faith. mm. with the help of the american donations faster soon expand to the orphanage into a children's hospital. busy ah ah the 19 says he's tensions began to rise. the british had promised support for national home for jewish people and also promised the arabs independence. both sides felt betrayed. ah, the escalating violence put the ame

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we will start with you, beth.: we thought we represented left and right when the podcast began. that is not really true for us. maybe that is not true for many americans. once we get out of that arena, we started the show. so much has evolved politically that we are both now democrat. we still have very different personalities and different perspectives. what we've learned is that when you center your value on political conversation, with tactics, we do find we both want a better world for our children. we both want a healthy and functioning government were people with lots of opinions feel represented. where processes are fair. so much of the past six years have been about that, and how you achieve that in america. people tuning into our podcasts are not going to hear the kind of left freight difference they come to expect in most media. instead, i hope they hear people asking themselves hard questions about what america needs right now and how we can be part of the solution. host: you brought this up earlier. mu

. >> beth burcham is a friend of teresa's who grew up with teresa's daughter, sara.ee women all went to meet ray on the first date >> she was, like, well, i'm going to go meet him. do you guys want to go with me? >> reporter: so what did she think about him? >> oh, i really like this guy. i'm going to see him again. >> reporter: and see him again she did. soon teresa was driving two hours to be with ray on weekends. teresa's son josh was a high schooler when his mom and ray got together. >> he made my mom happy. she definitely had a smile. she hadn't smiled like that in years. . >> things were clearly clicking for josh's mom and ray. in may 2004 they got married. friends and family say ray couldn't do enough for teresa, starting with an elaborate wedding. >> your dad kind of doted on teresa? >> yeah. >> spent a lot of money on her? >> yes. >> did whatever she wanted. >> absolutely. >> took her out. >> absolutely. >> pampered her. >> absolutely. >> sounded like he was an old fashioned gentleman type. >> yes, he was. >> it seemed a match made in cyber wedding. the newl

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we will start with you, beth.: we thought we represented left and right when the podcast began. that is not really true for us. maybe that is not true for many americans. once we get out of that arena, we started the show. so much has evolved politically that we are both now democrat. we still have very different personalities and different perspectives. what we've learned is that when you center your value on political conversation, with tactics, we do find we both want a better world for our children. we both want a healthy and functioning government were people with lots of opinions feel represented. where processes are fair. so much of the past six years have been about that, and how you achieve that in america. people tuning into our podcasts are not going to hear the kind of left freight difference they come to expect in most media. instead, i hope they hear people asking themselves hard questions about what america needs right now and how we can be part of the solution. host: you brought this up earlier. mu

thank you, beth. they can get the - covid. they cannot get any. thank you, beth.g — are doing the sensible thing and getting tests as well. just are doing the sensible thing and getting tests as well.— are doing the sensible thing and getting tests as well. just in terms of, i have two more things - getting tests as well. just in terms of, i have two more things to - of, i have two more things to ask you which i believe a very important. in terms of the restrictions, which you see are very important that people adhere to the reels you are putting on tomorrow. up reels you are putting on tomorrow. up to 75 of your own mps say they will not support it. yes. that means you cannot even keep basic public health messaging and votes under your control and you are the prime minister. you have got to rely on the labour party. that is the desperate state of affairs. it is not sustainable, _ desperate state of affairs. it is not sustainable, is _ desperate state of affairs. it is not sustainable, is it? - desperate state of affairs. it is not sustainable, is it? i- desperate

ah, beth his son horatio vest up was living in london. he decided to return to help site. the hotel horatio had grown up in jerusalem, but left for london at 17. he became a lawyer and married a high spirited actress. when he returned to jerusalem, the ratio promised his wife valentine that he would stay only 6 months. he reorganized the whole structure of the hotel and he started to try and build it up as a, as a hotel with more commercialized facilities. and he convinced my grandmother that we should have summer to have drinks a kind of bar because before that you were, you could, we were allowed alcohol. but only if you had it in your room when the sun sits in jerusalem hotel turns on it's like.

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and riley and others, including mary beth norton, have found pensions by other women.f course there were lots of women who would file for revolutionary war pensions as widows but there were a lot also who filed for pensions for their own service. there were women who would file a widow's pension application but when you read the narrative where they're describing why they deserve this application, they would talk about the heroic things they did, technically i'm asking for this because my husband serve, the way people get widow's benefits now, but then they were bragging about the amazing things they did as well. >> this is such compelling stuff. i think that the narratives that come out, the lives, the everyday lives that come out and are woven within this sort of broad and sprawling, really, history of this moment that we think we know, is really compelling. and i know we've only got about seven minutes left now, but we do have an audience request. we have a request to talk about the quebec act. can you give us some insight on that? >> yes. and actually, brian, if yo

beth, i'm with the bull mashing. gentleman wasn't barb. shirley skeleton's been tedious. no problem, but i bought that you did our life with the official nimble at the bus thought james for the sportage instagram e mail, actually the guy that i see the committee gets put on quickly a thought a yes. oh, okay. so with the small chip of you watching this for the, for them to prepared, are we doing with the mileage team? is somebody some stuff shame you don't want me to kinda talk to south carolina 2 days and a casualty machine there too. but i understand that you've been with the billing system by them. check them with with i'm not sure if it is in good at the more stuff with both good. okay. so i know what you, i think i know if there's no, it isn't the end. yeah. for do more that sure no problem with the terms and all of them. 6, all can help me out of the me out because story short for you with the 4th floor. is this your thumbs up with the charge doors? just a, just on your phone number with you. what should pete is? the police report that i'm a guy like when to ask if t

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mary beth mcdade has the details. >> they now. >> you can hear the pilot asked for more light on the runway and then screaming as something goes fatally wrong. >> just moments after getting permission from air traffic control use a visual approach instead of an instrument the ntsb says the plane came crashing down into a residential neighborhood near el around 7 monday night about a mile and a half from the end of the runway. it taken off earlier in the evening from john wayne airport in santa ana. >> i heard. allowed. the lights flickered for about 30 seconds. >> and then we heard a boom. >> i ran outside and looked behind me and saw bunch of flames. authorities say the private plane clipped a power line and then practically disintegrated on impact. >> killing all 4 people on board. the fiery crash damaged a nearby home and car. it took firefighters about 2 hours to extinguish the flames leaving smoldering wreckage across the roadway. no one on the ground was injured. however, 2500 people were left without power from the fallen lines for several hours. we double the year. just a pla

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beth. she hid in a forest for 9 days. well, to gran rebels occupied her village on their way to the capitol hill about it and what we feared for our lives. we didn't know if they were going to kill us. we had children with us, we were scared or whatever. i was with my neighbors at night it was very cold and the conflict has not spared civilians. anderson and his village resident was a 21. people were killed by a romal antiquarian rebel in your bedroom, la mcgovern. in this mass grave. we buried 4 people per hole that they weren't soldiers yet. they were honest civilians. local people buried them. we collected the bodies after they left, and there were some bodies which they hi, eunice had started to eat. hundreds of thousands of people had fled. the violins meet the bellagio and her children sought refuge in this makeshift camp inevitable hun, but she says it lacks everything by layer. as another child, there is nothing to eat. we have children, and there are no clothes people left their homes without their belongings. if

beth, we will continue to touch base with you. many people in your community are depending on you and i can feel the empathy in your voice and i want to thank you for letting in our audience into a little of what your life is like right now. appreciate it. >> thank you. thank you very much. i appreciate it. this is an important story and it needs to be said so thank you. >> so many front line health care workers going through it. >>> the omicron variant is causing big problems for the airline industry as well. thousands of flights were canceled at the last minute due to staffing shortages, leaving passengers stranded after christmas, just wanting to get home. more now from new york. >> reporter: more than mean the 00 -- 1,300 flights candceled o monday and more expected on tuesday, with crew members calling in sick. they're trying the get passengers home after the holiday weekend which saw thousands more cancellations. of course, all this coming as the omicron virus continues to spread through the country. the big question that wa

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can i say on that, throughout the pandemic, beth, i have been at great pains to stress to the publicpandemic is going. we take whatever steps are necessary to protect public health. you have new data coming on saturday. we think that the steps that we are taking, plan b, combined with a hugely ambitious booster campaign, an accelaration, bringing it forward by one month so we offer the boosterjab to every adult by the end of the year. we think that is the right approach. i think the most important thing everybody can do is get boosted now. on saturday, you are going to get new data. december 18. you cannot tell me now aware that you might have to introduce further restrictions? i can tell you that looking at the balance of the risks, the epidemiology, where we are with omicron, and everything we know, there are still some important things we do not know about omicron, we think this is the best approach. a combination of plan b, some sensible steps to slow the spread of the virus, to buy us some time and help to reduce the mortality rate and infections, and combine that with rapidly b

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oh my name won't my mother to miss beth, her sister, and my cousins, and my brother, and i as well. their father strictly supervised them to ensure they even practice during summer vacation. our next stop is the live opera where her career began as a prompt up and then an assistant conductor. even today, she still has her wardrobe tailored by the upper his costume designer. it's like taking a piece of home with her to buy hoyt. thrown in. google is bull confession. it's clear that that is the balloon is little more peculiarly better for you. the key, what osha could of the shooter is threat. your literature, me go, but there aren't many examples of have a woman conducted should dress on stage, dorman national, a little devil for day, with the cranny vinegar thinks of that goes right and book farming for this. we're taking not taught silhouette as our inspiration more. but when we work with modern fabrics, then the whole thing looks up to date. well, my job is to make a wearable garment so that there's never an uncomfortable moment director for that one way to either zimmer, the vide

the next generation of the family went its own way. horatio and anna's daughter, beth married, frederick vesta, a gym and swiss. she to fight her mother's policy celibacy and the couple had 6 children. there was also bertha who decided to take in more visitors to the commune . in asking actual pronouncing it took off with the 1st wave of tourists beginning in 19031904. when the american company clark tours brought mostly wealthy american travellers to jerusalem tables at him cracked. mm. the financial groundwork for the hotel had been laid several years earlier in 1896 more than a 100 sweets drawn in by an spf, it's vision and ideas joined the community. the sweets contributed much needed practical skills and help boost to communities, economic prospects, agriculture and handy crafts became an important source of income. the american colony began to flourish and prosper. by then, the community had more than a 150 members. the american colony was bursting out of its household city after the sweets had got there. they were very wealthy at the time they were looking for somewhere that they

in january, i won't even be at 60 percent capacity. nanine, i owe nathan beth hotel own apollo ma marianna took out loans to get through the pandemic. she was hopeful that things would finally get back to normal, but instead of travelers in security, us back in the get a how do you have you ask yourself again? do i invest? do i buy things? do i improve things that blocks you? it blocks me wrong. ha, ha. the problem is not only the tense corona virus situation on the island, but also where the tourists come from. great britain in particular, is struggling with high incidence. us and the british tourists have to take 2 p. c . r tests on their return journey is particularly affects manage a heavier capero. reddish tourists make up 90 percent of guests at his hotel, several $100000.00 euros, and revenue are gone. as thomas in and got a smoking, sat down at this point, looking at the next 3 months, has cancellations and cancellation ceiling on telephone. com to review. the outlook is not only dramatic foretell spot for the entire economy on the islands. but even canadian tourism is a major fact

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d, beth d, ask governments across europe. get ready for an onslaught of armor crohn. they may also have to fight against frustration and wariness. that new restrictions can bring and has turned out some other stories making headlines around the world. the philippines disaster agency says the death tell from typhoid right, has risen to at least 80 people with officials warning many people remain missing. the storm swept across the country on friday, leaving a trail of destruction and forcing 300000 people to evacuate. has been called one of the most powerful storms to hit the philippines in recent years. thousands of people have protested in boss a loaner against a court ruling mandating 25 percent of school lessons be taught in spanish. demonstrate his site, it will threat the education system which has helped bring the local catalog language back into public use. after years of repression under the franco dictatorship poles have opened in hong kong 1st parliamentary elections since a crackdown on the pro democracy movement by beijing. observers are expecting a relati

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>> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪ [text alert] ♪ son of a bi— beth?ng like watching a holiday movie to get you into the christmas spirit. at what the best christmas films of all time making the top five "it's a wonderful life" followed by "national lampoon's christmas vacation" "a christmas story" "white christmas" and "home alone." judge, what is your favorite? >> jeanine: it's not on the list "charlie brown christmas." it's not christmas until i see that movie, i don't care if they are little or if my daughter has her own baby, i have to watch "a charlie brown christmas." >> greg: i did not know that esquire was still around. i choose a movie that i want my family to see, so it's never a holiday movie, it's something that i enjoyed personally, so i always go with my favorite "blue velvet" which is one of the great holiday movies of all time. david lynch wrote and directed it. the great dennis hopper playing a great christmas figure called frank booth. check it out. >> dana: i do love "to love actually" i love that movie. i know you hate it. but i lo

as matron of honor, and sister marianne as maid of honor and, as junior bridesmaids, her cousins, bethn and college friends as groomsmen. insulin david eisenhower was unable to be in the wedding since he was in service in the mediterranean. -- we're hosts at a luncheon for trisha and ed and out of town guests at washington's solace berry club. sounds very club. >> the time slept quickly away. in the rose garden, which tricia had chosen as a setting for her marriage, the members of the wedding party rehearse their roles. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> one of the most important thing for people who volunteer to be married is the [inaudible] and even though the very different, they accept the differences in the person. i guess you might say that they should complement one another, interested in different things. and i don't think it necessarily people have to be a light to be able to have a happy marriage. we met at a >> he was my first love. we met at the christmas dance. i will never forget that, because we were dancing together. the only way i will remember about was that i was dancing with someone so tall

as matron of honor, ed's sister mary and as maid of honor, and as junior bridesmaids are cousins, bethhis brother howard as best man and college friends as groomsmen. david eisenhower was unable to be in the wedding since he was on duty aboard the uss albany in the mediterranean. ed's godparents warehouse at a luncheon for tricia and add an out-of-town guests on june 11 at washington celebrate club. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the time slipped quickly away. in the rose garden which tricia had chosen as the setting for her marriage, the members of the wedding party rehearsed their role. >> one of the most important things for people is the fact that except one another, , even though they are very different, they accept the differences in the person. i guess you might say they complement one another. i don't think necessarily people have to be a light to be able to be married and have a happy marriage. eddie was my first love. we met at a christmas dance. i'll never forget that because we were dancing together and only when i will remember, i was dealt with some who so tall that i was being smothered. i th

i followed this pretty closely, and meet with beth jones, the head of our team working on these issues. the big issue with the taliban which keeps changing its minds on what the rules are and we are working first on getting americans out and green card holders, but people who work with us, including the u.s. embassy. and trying to get some regular flow of people out of kabul, and holding the taliban that there commitment. many of them have been working on lights out of muzarri al-sharif, where we have had a lot of issues with stowaways, and others coming to qatar and wanting to stay there and not go back. they come to the base in qatar. we have an agreement with qatar, if these planes come, these people are there, so we have to get a better sense of the manifest. early on in this process, there was a flight being organized and we were told there were about 10 or 12 americans and 200 or so afghans, we checked the passport records and yes, there were seven or eight americans on the list. most of them were in the list -- united states, not in afghanistan. just drilling down and understand

son of a bi— beth?no gifts” season, it's walgreens season. >>> senate majority leader chuck schumer says the build back better act will get a floor vote early next week, but the hallmark piece of legislation packed with democratic priorities has little to no chance of passing at the moment. senator joe manchin announced he cannot support, he'll vote no on the nearly $2 trillion spending bill. >> i cannot vote to continue with this piece of legislation. i just can't. i've tried everything humanly possible. i can't get there. >> you're done. this is a no? >> this is a no on this legislation. i have tried everything i know to do. >> that moment on sunday morning television a surprise to the white house and democratic leadership, cnn's lauren fox joins me from capitol hill. lauren, we've talked about this for years it seems. what is the path forward, is there a path forward? >> at this point, chuck schumer, the majority leader saying the path forward is they have to vote. he made it very clear in his statem

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. ♪ [text alert] ♪ son of a bi— beth? said no gifts” season, it's walgreens season. >>> in michigan this weekend covid hospitalizations are hovering around a new peak. cnn's jason carol went inside one michigan hospital to see how they're handling it. >> it's been a lot worse lately, but we do what we can. >> the hours at work for nurses like lisa maddux seem never ending. >> unfortunately, i'm not a super hero. i'm just a nurse. >> maddux is a covid nurse working on eighth north team, eight floor, north tower at beau mont hospital in michigan. she's worked here since she graduated nursing school only about a year and a half ago. seeing more and more patients all while there are fewer nurses to care for them. >> there's been those days where i don't know how much i can do this and i'm brand new, but at the same time it's very rewarding what we do. >> reporter: the new wave of covid-19 is flooding michigan's health care system, and admissions to hospitals statewide have risen 43% over the past month. currently there are mo

and as junior brooids maids her cousins beth and amy nixon.s brother howard as best man and college friends as groomsmen. ensign david eisenhower was unable to be in the wedding since he was on duty aboard the u.s.s. albany in the mid e trainen. ed's got parents, mr. and mrs. mckeon were hosts at a luncheon for tricia and ed and out of town guests on june 11th at washington's salisbury club. the time slipped quickly away. in the rose garden, which trish has chosen as the setting for her marriage, the members of the wedding party rehearsed their roles. >> one of the most importt things for people is the fact that except one another, , even though they are very differe >> one of the most important things to people is the fact that they accept one another. even though they are very different. they accept the differences in the person. i guess you might say they should complement one another. they should each be interested in different things. i don't think that necessarily people have to be alike to be able to be married and to have a happy marri

lid beth holmes faced tough questions in front of what turned out to be a completely full house in court. the prosecution continuing to cross examine her about what she knew about theranos and its faulty machines. >> she has taken responsibility, and she has admitted to some mistakes. >> reporter: admitting to mistakes, like unauthorized use of pharmaceutical companies' logos and progress between her company and the department of defense, but holmes also claimed not to remember specific details. at one point answering eight straight questions with "i don't know", and "i don't remember." >> when you have a witness who says i don't think so, i don't remember, i don't recall, the jury evaluates this and says she remember this is but not that. it seems at this point she's not remembering those details that hurt her. >> reporter: holmes then faced redirect questions from the defense team, we'll hear more about that tonight at 6:00. the defense by the way says it will likely call one more witness to the stand when holmes finish. >> be sure to follow him on twitter for live updates inside the c

oh, he arrives very, very late when munchkins like you two are fast asleep, just like your sister, bethhe other room. >> liam: that is true. however, you are allowed to leave him something. i'm thinking, maybe like a sandwich. some sprouts, some avocado. he likes that. >> hope: really? do you have that on good authority? >> liam: o

and as junior bridesmaids her cousins, beth and amy nixon.his brother howard as best man and college friends as groomsmen. hansen david eisenhower was unable to attend since he was on tutti in the mediterranean. ed's god parents were hosts at a luncheon for trisha and ed and out of town guests on june 11th. ♪♪ the time slipped quickly away. in the rose garden which trisha had chosen as the setting for her marriage, the members of the wedding party rehearsed their roles. ♪♪ >> what are the most important things for two people who marry is the fact they accept one another. even though they're very different they set their differences aside. they should complement one another. they should each be interested in different things. i don't think that necessarily people have to be alike to be able to be married and have a happy marriage. we met at the christmas dance. i'll never forget that because we were dancing together, and the only way i really remember that it was i was dancing with someone so tall that i was being smothered. i think one of the

thank you, ed beth. come in the months ahead. thank you, ed beth- -- — come in the months ahead.l increase the spread of the omicron covid—19 variant, even among the fully vaccinated. dr fauci said that on current trends the spread of omicron could put serious stresses on us hospitals. governments in europe are also watching the rapid spread of omicron and debating the introduction of further restrictions to keep the infection rates low. mark lobel reports. testing times in florida — for those waiting to find out if they have the virus. the southern state's republican governor has rejected federal mask and vaccine mandates as its health department reports a doubling of infections and higher hospitalisation rates over the past week. it's going to make an inconvenience but, i mean, florida's not been good about the mask mandate. so, you know, these are the consequences. it's crazy. i wish people got vaccinated. we have so many people in this country who are eligible to be i vaccinated who have not yet been vaccinated, and that's _ going to be a real problem| for stress on the hospi