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Live now to discussion with main senator angus king who joins Healthcare Providers and Bipartisan Policy Center experts on the use of telehealth during the covid pandemic. Health team led by, Catherine Hayes and others. For those of you who may be unfamiliar with the Bipartisan Policy Center we were established a a little over a decade ago by four former majority leaders, senator bob dole, late senator howard baker on the republican side. Senator tom daschle and senator George Mitchell on the democratic side. Senator mitchell from the great state of maine which youll hear shortly his estate, very well represented here this morning. The country is indeed, indeed the world quite frankly is experiencing a once in a lifetime pandemic caused untold suffering and death. Doctors, nurses, hospitals, Healthcare Providers are struggling to provide Critical Care under some very difficult conditions. But if there is any good, and theres that much, but if theres any good to come out of this virus,
MinnesotaUnited-statesNorwayMaineWisconsinWashingtonAcadiaAmericansAmericaAmericanOlympia-snoweAudrey-stewart were to lose. we asked you earlier, what you think and how you feel on wednesday when the election is over. you voted at www.wtsp.com and the results are in. most of you say, your feelings will depend on who wins. 30% say you will be relieved no matter what. fell hit the streets with a 12 step plan. reporter: we re getting an idea of how divided we are as a country and here is an article in today s usa today. a 12 step coping plan of what to do if your candidate loses the election. i m here in st. pete trying to make sense of it. highlights include practicing acceptance, finding perspective and taking action, among others. i think some people need it. i know people who are and candidates. if their candidate did not win, they would definitely feel it. if your candidate loses what will you do? i will cry. reporter: number one on the list, feel free to screen. let s came together. no. i will just have to cope with it. i don t know how. it s going to happen. i have accepte
HaitiMexicoUnited-statesOklahomaTampaFloridaNetherlandsLakelandLake-walesFlorida-southern-collegeTijuanaBaja-california vaccine is approved this month or even next, it won t be widely available until the middle of next year. here was assistant secretary of health admiral bret giroir this morning. the cdc director was correct that widespread use of a vaccine, hundreds of millions of people will probably not happen until mid-next year, so both are correct. if we had a vaccine even a few million in november, it could make an enormous impact on the health of the country, but it is also true that everyone who wants a vaccine may not be able to get it until mid next year. if the president takes questions, he might also be asked about new reporting the white house canceled plans for the postal service to mail out 650 million masks to american families across the country back in april that move would have saved lives. but it was not in line with the president s own strategy, one that he detailed in his own words, to play down the pandemic for political reasons. a strategy he is still pushing as he
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