is not just costing jobs but leaving millions without health insurance. half of americans gets their insurance through work. michelle miller has one man s story. what does it mean? some days you want to go to the doctor and see what else is wrong with you but you can t. rodney watts was working at atlanta s p hartsfield jackson. it was bad. i ve been working since i was 14. not havingle health insurance, i m a type ii diabetic. reporter: he s been paying for his insulin with unemployment benefits. it costs around $400 a month. he was hospitalized after a lump was discovered on his struggle. we ve that go away, i don t know. reporter: the kaiser family foundation estimates that about 27 million americans are at risk of losing coverage during the pandemic. we re seeing an unprecedented loss in jobs and what s going to come along with that is unfortunately the loss of insurance as well. reporter: larry leavitt is the vice president of health policy. it s never a
would be the named the lockdown style stacy. not only are we all living through the uniquely frightening circumstances of the greatest health crisis for 100 years but right no one thought of the population of this planet more than 2000000 people are experiencing some sort of lock down or the strip in social interaction or thumb to emma kelly probably britain s best known behavioral psychologist because of her work and morning television to tell me what advice can be given to people suffering from these unique circumstances and i welcome to the hour when salmon show face value may occur in a moment or 6 clovelly situation where one 3rd of the planet more than 2000000000 people worldwide engaged in some sort of clumped some sort of lockdown of society a government s struggle to cope with the pandemic importance do the social isolation what particular issues design threw up in terms of mental health i hear quite a lot of people saying well the difference between being socially i
party advertised on social media, gunfire erupted inside the home which had been rented out through airbnb. we have new information from authorities. henry? reporter: sources tell me the party host lied about why they wanted to rent the house for that party. now four people are dead in the search for the gunman is continuing. a scene of horror as gunfire erupted in a quiet neighborhood in orinda. it got really chaotic. a lot of yelling and shots were fired. four people were killed when shots rang out on lou seal way. this was advertised as a airbnb mansion party. although the gunmen escaped, police say there is no ongoing threat. the motive is unknown. this is a complex investigation. there was a wide area with lots of people involved and we are trying to wrap our arms around what transpired. video taken inside the party shows a crowd of people enjoying themselves. everyone was having a good time, not really worried about what was going on. it was halloween. that
of the year, it s 95 and humid, and i can t sit out in the sun i m so circumi can t sit out in the i m so sick, i can t sit out in the sunday all. i ve got to do two of the three. and i said, which are the worst? he said, look, i ll do dental and i ll do medical. but even though i ve grat got glasses, i can t wait around, i can t wait around because i m so sick out in the hot sun, you re just going to have to give me the two of the three. i can t wait all day. in this dusty fairground on the 21 ost of july to get health care. these people need us to be at our best. they need us to be thinking about them. the first time i went to this clinic in weiss, i was struck by the magnitude of the need. but the thing that really hit me was when i went in the parking lot and i expected to see cars from virginia and kentucky kentucky is ten miles away from this fair ground, and i might have expected to see cars from west virginia, or tennessee, but north carolina is 150 miles away a
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