not just in the hardest hit region of one bardi -- liberty -- lombardy.here were investigations in the hospital where those who had the symptoms of covid-19 in the beginning but were not recognized. there were cases of manslaughter being investigated, where people who had covid-19 were brought in and that is what caused the virus to spread. top of that, there are individuals investigating the handling of the pandemic in the early stages, particularly in cities like milan, where in the eaearly stages they y said it wk toto bars and d restaurants. some are wondering if atat could have been criminal negligence that led will dying g as a resu. and on top o of that you have doctors associationon planning o .arry out the legall actioio they say in the earlrly stages, they were not given the proper protective gear necessary as they were dealing g with patieis ofof covid-19. several potetential legal action as family members are upset over the loss of their loved ones. claire: thank you. tiburon d, where the government has announced a week of national -- to bull

he said there are more than 100 federal statutes that bardis crime nation on the basis of -- bar discriminationhe basis of sex. groups will be looking to see how they can apply this new precedent and i think you're right. what's going to end up happening is instead of congress making the tradeoff with religious liberty and things like that, the courts are going to have to make those in their sweeping way because courts don't have the fine grain tool that congress does. paul: dan, the other point, just quickly, 1 10 cases that te court could have taken, the gun rights, the second amendment, they rejected all of them. does it sound like the second amendment is the orphan of the bill of rights as justice thomas sometimes says? >> yeah, it looks like it's under threat. justice roberts simply does not want w to deal with this issue t it is not going away out there in the electorate. that's clear.s so the supreme court is just not going to be able to duck this issue forever. paul: all right. thank you all. when we come back, more colleges scrap the sat in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. some of