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13 brave marines. we all ought to stop and recognize that this mission did not end the way any of us wanted to see it end and it came at a real cost to our brave u.s. marines. admiral james, thank you so much for your time. always a pleasure to see you. gracias. any minute we re expected to get our first look at the affidavit used to obtain a search warrant at trump s mar-a-lago estate, we ll bring it live as soon as published. first, traffic deaths on the rise. why communities of color are more likely to be affected, next. you re watching jose diaz balart reports. reports. “so a” aleve - who do you take it for? a monster was attacking but the team remained calm. because with miro, they could problem solve together, and find the answer that was right under their nose.
new cnn reporting finds a shocking lack of demand for monkeypox testing in the u.s. as cases are climbing to more than 4600 officially nationwide. cnn s senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen joining us now. i say officially, elizabeth, because the number could be so much higher. absolutely. as a matter of fact, it s pretty clear that the number is so much higher, brianna. dr. anthony fauci on your show a few days ago called testing a pillar of getting monkeypox under control and it really does need to get under control as we approach these very, very high numbers. the issue is the cdc has set up five private labs to handle the testing and it s got a high capacity, they can do 70,000 a week, but unfortunately doctors aren t really sending in specimens. they re just trickling in. let s take a look at a couple of examples. so there are tier 2 labs, mayo