We need to slow down and get it right. Like mom used to say, you rush and you make mistakes. Democrats are going to continue in their headlong rush to pass a government takeover of health care. From where i stand and frankly Many Republican senators stand who are troubled by the pace is of concern. We should have had more time to digest it. I guess history has a funny way of repeating itself. What a difference eight years doesnt make. Republicans today sounding a lot like republicans back in 2009 on Health Care Reform. Only this time, they are battling themselves. Can President Trump and House Speaker paul ryan bring their own party on board . This as one new report says at least 15 Million People, joe, will lose their Health Care Coverage under the new gop plan. This morning, we are going to speak live with the u. S. Secretary of health and Human Services dr. Tom price. Plus, the man responsible for whipping votes in the house, Republican Congressman Steve Scalise and congressman tim
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reporter: in italy, a tornado and hail and lightning and high winds battered the balkans. in california, more extremes. snow cleanup. today the tioga pass, a major mountain high to yosemite national park, finally reopened to tourists. but the rest of the state still suffering under sizzling temperatures that will roll into august. experts say the heat is so intense across the nation, it could send 235,000 people to emergency rooms this summer. adriana. elise preston, thank you. for more on the expanding heatwave, let s check in with meteorologist lin-manuel miranda from our partners at the weather channel. yeah, we do have some heat that is going to continue to soar across the area as we head to tomorrow. triple digits once again. we could see this in places redding, fresno and even vegas. phoenix getting in on the action, too.
underlying medical conditions. but they keep the very young children are vulnerable, not as we saw in covid. but really come arthel come anyone can be impacted from this high heat. it is the number one a weatheweather-related killer ins country. we have about 235,000 hospital visits every year during the summer because of the extreme heat. most recently i have taken care of patient to have come in, they have fainted on the subway. they have been spending all day outside not staying hydrated. they came in with headaches and dizziness. i used to work in the er in arkansas we would take care of young college athletes who are very healthy but would be running outdoors in the prolonged heat a would come in with severe hydration and severe muscle cramps and seizures. they would we would work hard to cool them down reverse the organ failure they were suffering from. even though we have groups most vulnerable it could impact anyone. that is why it is so important