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reginald martin caught covid and was a patient at his own hospital. >> two weeks before high hospitalization i rode a bike 75 miles. two weeks after my infection, i couldn't walk to the bathroom without getting short of breath. >> reporter: now he combats hesitancy. what do you tell them? >> how do you ignore or how do you logically choose to not get vaccinated? it's incredibly frustrating to know that you could have done something different, that you are potentially a threat to my health. >> reporter: 73 patients are being treated here at st. dominic's for covid. there's another issue here -- the lack of nurses. st. dominic's has about 100 openings for nurses. this was a problem before the pandemic, but many are worried that this pandemic could scare people away from the profession. omar villafranca, cbs news, jackson, mississippi. >>> now to the latest at the tokyo olympics. american swimmer caeleb dressel took home the first individual olympic gold medal of his career. he held off the defending champion from australia in the men's 100-meter free style. dressel has won three gold medals in

reginald martin caughtovidnd was a tient wn >> two weeks before my hospitalization, i rode a bike 75es. two weeks after my infection, i couldn't walk to the bathroom without getting short of breath. >> reporter: now, he combats hesitancy. what do you tell them? >> how do you ignore, or how do you logically choose to not get vaccinated? it's-- it's incredibly frustrating to know that you could have done something different, that you are potentially a threat to my health. >> reporter: 73 patients are being treated at saint dominics right now for covid, but there is another issue they are dealing with-- the lack of nurses. they're looking to hire 100 nurses but there's a shortage. this shortage happened before covid, but many are worried that the pandemic may scare some of those people away from the profession. norah. >> o'donnell: once again worried about our health care professionals. all right, omar villafranca, thank you. president biden and his team is weighing what they can legally do to get more americans vaccinated, starting with federal employees, and we're learning tonight tha

one thing that happened when the house a doctor the budget reginald one - - resolution that lucrative spinoff a bill through the senate but it has to take its own legislation. but then i would be a little bit scared with how much certainty there is going to extraordinary measures into the fall. >> got it. thank you for joining us and those who pose questions and apologies for those we cannot get to. it's a great conversation but unfortunately we are out of time. thank you to everyone for participating we know your time is valuable we appreciate you spending it with us if you enjoyed our discussion our next webinar on july 21st best practices for following the appropriation process. please note this is for current clients only. we will include information in the follow-up e-mail as well. have a great day. on helping rural communities and small business recover from the coronavirus pandemic. ths

one thing that happened when the house a doctor the budget reginald one - - resolution that lucrative spinoff a bill through the senate but it has to take its own legislation. but then i would be a little bit scared with how much certainty there is going to extraordinary measures into the >> got you.al jennifer and john thank you so much for taking the time today. thank you to our listeners joining us. thank you to those who posed questions, and apologies because we did not get to them all. this is been a great conversation. unfortunately we're out of time. i would like to thank everyone for participating today. we know your time is valuable and we appreciate you spend it with us. if you enjoyed our discussion today i wanted to let you know about our next webinar on july 21, best practices following the appropriations process. please note that this webinar is for current clients only. we will include this information in our follow-up email as well. have a great rest of your day. thanks so much. >> federal reserve chair jerome powell testifies today on monetary policy in the economy be

the names of two men who were shot and killed over the weekend in sandra fell 27 year old philip reginald hill jr and 24 year old devil lamar wiggins were killed downtown near third street and lewton's place friday night. four other people were hurt. so far, there's no word on a possible motive or what led up to the shooting. police have also not said if any arrests have been made. we have new details tonight about a power outage at the santa cruz beach boardwalk. that outage left several that are stranded on rides there around three this afternoon. pg and e. says an underground equipment failure affected more than 4200 customers, including the boardwalk. all of those rides were evacuated safely, and power was restored to most customers around five o'clock this evening. it's been weeks since close to 100,000. californians received their last unemployment check. but now money is once again starting to hit bank accounts. ktvu xem. agus explains why the benefits were frozen when katrina alameda bolas checked her phone around four in the morning. on saturday, she found $5600 deposited to her

the names of two men who were shot and killed over the weekend in sandra fell 27 year old philip reginald hill jr and 24 year old javal lamar wiggins were killed downtown near third street and lewton's place on friday night for other people were injured by the gunfire so far. there's no word on a possible motive or what may have led up to the shooting, and we also don't have any word from police whether arrests have been made. an investigation is underway into a deadly hours long standoff in current county, where five people, including the suspect's family members, and the sheriff's deputy were killed. it happened last night after man barricaded himself inside a house in wasco near bakersfield. authorities say he was armed with an ak 47 a handgun. he reportedly shot at a swat team as they approached the house killed. one deputy and wounding three others. hours later, the man came out of the house and climbed onto the roof, where he exchanged more gunfire with deputies. the suspect was shot and killed. investigators believe it all started as a domestic violence situation. it has the implic

the owner shows her three dogs, megan, reginald and sebastian, this morning." >>> right now ona booster a third vaccine dose as the highly contagious delta variant spreads across the u.s. more than 40 states seeing infections on the rise. one country allowing some adults to get boosters. >>> crisis in the caribbean. protests erupt in cuba. the largest in decades. anger boils over in the streets. what people are demanding. >>> plus, the breaking news overnight after the assassination of haiti's president. the alleged mastermind, now under arrest. >>>

reginald martin is a surgeon here but last year he was a patient fighting for his life. >> two weeks two weeks after my infection i couldn't walk to the bathroom without getting short of breath. >> how do you tell people out there, you don't want this? what do you tell them? >> just blatantly remember is being in that hospital room with my o2 saturation in the 80s, being unable to breathe or take a deep breath. you know, i'll relay that story to every patient that comes in and tell them, you got to get this vaccine. >> reporter: but like so many, he feels frustrated that not everyone is using the tools available to them. >> it's incredibly frustrating to know that you could have done something different that you are potentially a threat to my health. >> reporter: despite the frustration the care continues. dr. bharat mahlhotra admits so does the heartache. what would happen if you were to stop and slow down and hear each individual patient's story? do you think you could handle it? >> no, i don't think so because then they would be like so much like, you know, helplessness, i will be

speaker, i rise to honor the life of pastor reginald pope, a beloved faith and community leader in los angeles. under pastor pope's direction, bethel mission baptist church went beyond the walls of the church to offer support services to its neighbors, outreach to the unhoused, and much more. ms. barragan: i witnessed this work after worshiping with the church on a father's day morning. it was a moving service. pastor pope preached that his country is big enough for all our children. i will always remember his passion and his compassion. pastor pope founded the watts area ministers as a force for positive community change. i was honored to participate in their annual martin luther king day festivities. always first rate, service focused events. after a life of service to our community, pastor pope passed away on june 16, 2021. he is missed. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i seek unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objec

that region where i represent, and the mural was unveiled by a magnificent artistic team led by reginald adams out of third ward texas, which is houston, which is where my congressional district is. it told the story of the freedom of the slaves and we repeated general order number 3 which says equality of rights, but the biggest thing it says, the slaves are free. and that we insist upon equality of rights. that's all that h.r.40 is about, my friends. are we deny equality of rights? that was in general order number 3. that's what the president, unfortunately, being assassinated, president lincoln, sent general granger down to read to the slaves that had worked, had worked and been beaten for 2 1/2 more years. it is important that we not ignore what slavery was all about. this is the welts and beaten back and scared back of a slave. let us be clear. bondage. we are the only group of americans that have been held in bondage in this nation. and we've been held or were held in bondage longer than this country has been a nation. 2-years -- 246 years we were held in bondage and we only celebr