the opposite effect and expose them for the extremists they are. barbara, mcquaid. thank you very much. the background behind you, go blue. go blue. msnbc audio is available 24/7 on the streaming platform tunein. you can hear it any time anywhere on any device with tunein. go to tunein.com/msnbc2021 to listen with tune in premium. the historic spacex splashdown. for a handful of lucky and very wealthy individuals. this is velshi on msnbc.
more hospitalizations. and that makes that situation we ve been talking about potentially even worse. reporter: and to make this bad situation worse, again we re at the university of tennessee medical center. and it s just a concern that not only will patients not have this treatment if there are shortages coming up but perhaps not a hospital bed. back to you. making a situation even more dire. liz mclaughlin for us. still ahead, everybody, we ve got new information on the plan to deal with thousands of haitian migrants surging the border. morgan chesky is going to join me from texas. also you ve got spacex splashdown, what to expect as the crew of civilians prepares to return to earth in just a couple hours. we ll be right back. earth in ja couple hours we ll be right back. power,
some of those students that you might be seeing on campus? absolutely. i just think when i worked at nasa 25 years ago, and building satellites the size of a bus, and now they are down to a shoe box size, and we re building to it at our university right now, and to have undergraduate students have this experience, it s just a tremendous thing. i wish i had that experience when i was an undergrad. i really think this is going to really bring children up and into the stem field and do greater things. jon: we just saw a replay of the spacex splashdown off the coast of florida, the first time they have landed in the atlantic ocean, and that was something of a surprise to me. it looked so picture perfect and so well orchestrated that, you know, i thought they had done this a dozen times already. but this was their first landing in the atlantic ocean. it was absolutely picture perfect. and for the children who are undergoing treatment at st. jude