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56:46Now PlayingMonday on the NewsHour, several U.S. states begin recovery after devastating tornadoes kill dozens, destroy hundreds of homes and leave thousands powerless. Then, abuse victims of former doctor, Larry Nassar, reach a multi-million dollar deal with USA Gymnastics. And, New York City became the first in the U.S. to open safe consumption centers — where people can use illicit drugs under supervision.
Rescue, recovery efforts underway in states hit by tornadoes
What we know about Kentucky's recovery efforts
News Wrap: Supreme Court refuses to block NY vaccine mandate
Why the gymnast sexual abuse settlement is just a start
Older Americans falling behind on getting COVID boosters
Moise assassination may be linked to drugs, arms trafficking
An inside look at NYC's safe drug consumption sites
Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on Jan. 6 subpoenas, abortion
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