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the other aspect that was incredibly important was he said depositors are going tobe saved. the banks, their shareholders, and management will not be saved. that is very different than 2008. this is not bail out. this is rescue for depositors only. >> there will be political significance there as well. also regulation came up in the spasm. what kind of regulation? >> when we came out of the 2008 crisis remember the government said banks have to have a certain amount on hand to meet requirements that are based up liquidity requirements. they lobbied to have these reduced. so called tailoring went into effect in 2018 under trump administration. i suspect that that is going to be reversed under the biden administration. >> one of the biggest banks in america failed friday. we'll see if this works. many of you will now return to cbs mornings. this has been a cbs news special report. i am tony dokoupil, cbs news, new york. >>> welcome back from our special report. we are tracking our first alert doppler ahead of the next atmospheric river that will impact the bay area. we'll talk

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. >> trey: welcome back tobe "suny night in america." n our healthcare system is a marvel.many alive who wouldn't have survived even a decade ago. our doctors are well trained. our scientists are looking around the corner for what comes next. yet drug shortages are on the rise. in the last two years there is increasing shortage of drugs needed to treat some of the moso seriously ill among us, asthma,t diabetes, cancer, including children wit dh cancer, infections. it's one thing if research and technology have not developed a treatment or a cure. it's another thing when treatment is here. we just can't get it. excuses range from government regulation to supply chain to off brand use, but excuses will not keep you alive. where's the medicine? joining us now is fox news j medicaoil contributor dr. nicol sapphire. thank you so much for being witn us, dr. sapphire. i guess i should start by fact checking myself to make surees c facts are correct. do shortagest, exist? if so, for what drugs or therapies? >> well, trey, of course you're correct. the united states is the richest c

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roll call roll call [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] d7does any other members seek member seek tobe recognized to ? twenty-three noes and 19 yes it is. >> is. >> the amendment fails. a recorded vote has been requested. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] how has he been recorded? >> he's not recorded. >> has any other member not been recognized for a vote? the clerk will please report the tally. >> 23 noes and 19 yes. >> the amendment fails. the recorded vote has been requested. the clerk will call the role. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] >> the chair man votes no. has mr. jordan been recorded? >> mr. jordan has not been recorded. >> any other members seeking recognition? see and none, the court will report the tally. twenty-four noes and 19 yes. >> the amendment fails. a recorded vote has been requested for the porter amendment. the clerk will call the role. mr. jordan. [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll call] [roll

are you trying tobe discover the manifesto with -- >> i don't, think this of the previous first minister was tied to do anything actually the people in scotland will vote on the various issues they think are important to them. >> so as the rest of the world might recognize a result, the baltics for example, all recognizing the people scotland would appear are you saying you would unilaterally deny independence or tempt you to leverage and that i scottie pippen independence? it's a hard situation to into. >> we did have referendum on it, a once and attrition -- >> to you tonight? >> were told it was a once in a generation referendum. they had an opportunity to express their views, and they did. i don't think anyone can deny they were given that chance. we also subsequent to that delivered on all the commitments that were made, the commitments that were made to evolve greater power to scotland which is now the most i think the most powerful and devolved country new in world. action with her also sing now a strong cooperation with the can to deliver for them whether it's on the cost of livi

. >> reporter: the other worldly slope dotted with statues ready tobe moved to their final destinationn. >> how did they move these? you're talking about, you know, tons and tons. you don't have the modern equipment we have now. >> that's right. let's go back to what islanders say, they walked. ♪ >> reporter: the walking of the moai is an oral tradition passed down by song from generation to generation. terry took that oral tradition and devised this experiment that ows ange groop using perengthk and s it s inand beliefs. >> i would say one of the most rewarding things has been science and oral tradition that's been passed down for generations converged on exactly the same answer. >> wow. >> reporter: the moai, which have stood here proudly for so long, are facing a threat bigger than them. >> they're under threat now with climate change. >> they are. with climate change the storms are stronger, which means stronger storm surge. with more storminess, more intense rainfall, even more droughts and exposure to the elements in general the statues will weather faster. >> reporter: rising se

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i heard all sorts of things were going to happen iff you do it, it's going tobe be terrible andt would nothing. so it was just a way of stopping something that people didn't want. but when you look at the job we did there and we got rid of the iran nuclear deal, now what's happen when you look at what is taking place right now, it's so sad what's going on right now. they were ready to make a deal, we would've made the greatest you've ever. they would've never had a nuclear weapon. they would've been actually happy about itt but this group came in that allow them to get rich and allow them to dictate the terms and it was really, really a terrible thing. i promised to appoint true conservative justices to the united states supreme court, and he did that, three of them. [applause] and over 300 federal judges, the whole court system is different. of course i never seem to get one of them so you know, it's one of thoseu -- i got, i get killed in these courts. if i get one computer what to do? we would like to recuse ourselves. oh great, that's wonderful. i promised that i would impose a tra