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bridgestone. >>> medicare without a doubt is the new flash point in american politics, especially nownew york special election this week. you come and look at the map, this is where the election was in upstate new york where the district is. the democrat won in this big republican district and she did it, look at the margin, five points, by tying other opponent to the house republican medicare plan. a democratic victory there. let's look at some of the details. close this down. look at some of the details. paul ryan is the house budget committee chairman. his plan would repeal changes in healthcare reform. there would be no change to medicare under the house republican budget, no change if 55 and over. you would stay in the current system. beginning 2022, seniors buy private insurance, the government helping with the cost. retirement age would go up. this part republicans say is a necessary cost saving plan. close this down. this matters because older americans are generally the most reliable voters. let's look at that. they tend to turn out more. in 2010, republicans won big, won the

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one planet bridgestone. >>> back live in joplin, missouri, tonight, 48 hours now since the deadly tornadoe. congressman billy long has been touring his district, his community today. you had a view from up above, an aerial tour today. >> we took a helicopter view. >> walk us through it when you look down. >> it just adds to the magnitude of it. you see the devastation on the ground, when you tour on the ground, which we did all day yesterday. but when you get up in the air from a helicopter, you see the true magnitude, a half mile wide, six miles long, just absolutely devastating. like everything was cleared cut. just reminds me of a movie set of a nuclear disaster. looks like a nuclear bomb went off. >> 122 confirmed dead, 1,500 still accounted for. what's the greatest need in this area? >> we need to find survivors. we found two today and there are still survivors out there and we had 400 to 500 first responders out all day today, digging and looking and so we still feel confident there are people to be rescued and those people need to be rescued. >> you still feel confident, because th

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