. >> at this point, i'm completely asim mat to matic. >> we're doing everything possible to get readyor the georgia game >> reporter: 21 athletes on the football team testing positive. >> we don't think it's appropriate to try to play the game this weekend. >> when is the breaking point for entire conferences. >> out wwithout complete total bubbling for these football teams, there's a chance every game scheduled will not find a place to play before the schedule is done. >> reporter: both the ncaa and nfl have failed to follow suit atlanta nfl has found another case the same day cam newton was cleared to play. >> we'll have to see how things go here. >> reporter: this morning despite the new cases, the nfl says there's no evidence the virus has been spread from one team to another over the koufcoe of an actual game. >>> a minister has been arrested at the los angeles airport the general was detained for drug and laundering charges. he's the highest military official to be taken into u.s. custody on drug-related corruption charges. >>> the notorious santa ana winds are causing fires. as

in recent years asim our videos have become an unexpected. as the mars stands for autonomous sensory meridien response it's a relaxing tingly sensation that starts on the scales and moves down the body and is it a real effect or pseudo science they tap gently on objects. run their fingers over various textiles for hours on end and millions of to watch them take it and if you're off on the optician gives this one features an artist from asia and she brushes her hair with different brushes and combs it to i think i've watched it around 20 times. that there's this video by s m r blossom where she makes different scratching noises it was one of the 1st videos that i watched over and over again that if there's one part where the scratching noise was so pleasant that i had to watch it again. the lot of cats go. with. you know watch it go back to the beginning and then watch it again. these videos are a must phenomenon but so far there's been little research on them. the clips soft calming sounds clearly represent a counter trend to the fast paced v

asimately, i was an athlete a kid. i wanted to be a new york giant. but i'm 3'10".n english teacher who said nic, you're so good at these impressions, why not acting? i did a school play and continued in community theater. in businessored and entrepreneurship. i went to school in philadelphia and early on in my school, i started doing stand-up comedy. i learned i was pretty good at it. i started getting paid. i was doing speeches as a kid, and i would always start the speech with a joke about standing with the podium, hey, who can see me? those speeches continued to snowball. i was on cspan in 2001, a speaker at the 11th anniversary of the american disabilities act. ultimately, i learned to break the ice with a joke. stand-up comedy came natural to me. i stayed in school and graduated, but afterwards, i decided that instead of going into the finance world or corporate america, to follow my dream to be an actor. it was the right decision. i wouldn't recommend it to everybody because you definitely have to have extent -- have thick skin. be patient, believe in yoursel

they're good at preventing severe disease but not as good as stopping asim that mat ig shedding disease>> that's going back to pre-2020 normality we remember with fondness. but what about the incremental steps we've seen so far? we've seen schools reopening in places in so-called green zones where positivity rates are down, here in new york, washington, d.c., et cetera. are you concerned that some of those incremental steps in places where they meet the benchmarks might have to be rolled back as we see the kinds of case numbers rising around the country? >> i think in those areas where people have been very good about setting down what are the rules for engagement here, the best you can for wearing masks and social distancing, wash hands, if we continue to do that and we're good about doing that, you can start to go back to school and can start to go back to work but you have to continue to do that. you can't just get tired of it and give it up. look at other countries like south korea, even our northern neighbor canada, are much better at this than we are. it's the most powerful thing

if you want to edit these astons, you must take control of this page asim and shabana razzaq run kidsaurussjust three weeks ago. thank you forjoining us. you just reopened. you're now going to have to shut down again. it's absolutely devastating hearing this on the news today. honestly, it's broken my heart. i have no words. ijust don't know what to say. every where else i believe some places, some play centres a re believe some places, some play centres are still open. u nfortu nately centres are still open. unfortunately there saint manchester we re unfortunately there saint manchester were going to have to close. do you understand the logic for closing down soft play area in tier 3 restrictions as the virus increases? no, not really. i think soft play centres a re no, not really. i think soft play centres are quite safe. we are fogging every 90 minutes, sanitising every single thing in the play center. i believe we are quite safe. safer than a lot of places out there that are still out in the open. like trampoline places and gems. we've been categorised as the same place asa been catego