on c-span two at 9:00 a.m., the house armed services committee afghanistan.ng on is in canton, georgia for georgia senators. face runoff elections. the wall street journal who focuses on data and analyzing numbers. he wrote a piece yesterday or two days ago, hundreds of companies who got stimulus aid have failed. recipients of ppe loans have filed for bankruptcy after the money ran out. thank you for joining us. with ther viewers paycheck protection program is. stimulus was a form of that the treasury and small business administration started lending to borrowers, small businesses, back in april. they plan to forgive a lot of these loans as long as the funds were used to fund payroll and other qualifying expenses. host: how much money was lent and what types of businesses received the money? guest: in the end there were $525 billion lent out. more than 5 million recipients of the loans got some of the funds. all kinds of businesses. very small businesses, some larger businesses as well. the ones who filed for bankruptcy were a lot of restaurants, hotels, and businesses in the accommoda

how she governs over next two years because her opposition her opponent, the -- >> go live now to canton, georgia where vice president mike pence will be speaking at a rally for both of the states republican senators david perdue and kelly loeffler in a runoff election in january. >> rejected the democratic leaning towards socialism in had election. thank you for that. [applause] but today we're the last line of defense against this country making a change to the left that we won't get to undo for maybe two, three, four, five generations we cannot let that happen. you heard chuck schumer take georgia, change america. then you heard aoc said oh, we have to win those two states in georgia. we don't want to negotiate. we don't want to the compromise. we want the green new deal as it stands now. we cannot let that happen. we know what they want to do. they've told us guys they've told us they want to change voting rules in the senate that will give them all power to have the white house, senate, and house of representatives they'll do anything they want remember, a little thing cald the affo

is and the weight of the swiss canton is very different from a smaller rural ca nton different from city like geneva, so that is a hurdle, but hopefully the initiative will prevail today. we will see what happens. jean—cedric michel, many thanks for being with us. it is my pleasure. you are watching bbc news. we've all had to get used to wearing masks. in normal times, it's easy to tell when someone is giving you a friendly smile, but with face coverings it's not so straightforward. india grant has more on the art of the "smize" — smiling with your eyes. smizing or smiling with your eyes, it's an idea popularised by supermodel tyra banks. with our faces covered by masks a lot of the time, our eyes and what they signal are really important. and in 2020, we've all had to learn how to smize. so can these people in aberdeen tell if i'm happy to see them? um, with one eye, yes. laughs it looks like you probably are. yeah, i can tell that you're smiling because i can tell from people's eyes if they're smiling or not. yes, you are smiling, i can tell by your eyes. i think you have to smile

the phone informs her of new problems with khumra since it is considered a hospital treatment the cantons have to cover 55 percent of the costs. maybe a stocking doesn't know we're starting that process and parallel to it day by day care who has it because it's a vicious circle because the health insurance only covers the costs if the cantonal government also agrees to give its part as i was in the south as it does allow for by you know each of them says they'll only do it if the other has already agreed to the stem cut. make and it's we meeting with jenny lee an investment banker from hong kong where she covers china and they clean up. china conducts the most trials on cancer killing cells worldwide and market observers say if the treatment is approved there it will cost about $70000.00 to our using credit and i think the data that really that last i mean i'll get. right to that jenny lee says the chinese government is putting pressure on pharmaceutical companies. what then the have to lower their drugs so the approach to baby. marketing they said they are a bit yeah yeah yeah because yo

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, the majority of the cantons, which we need to have to stop a majority, did this request it here inswitzerland. why, how do you respond to those businesses which were saying they are doing this in switzerland alone will just put switzerland and swiss businesses at a disadvantage rather than enforce a standard for everyone? well, i would say to them that we already see that we have a law in france and that is working at the moment that we have countries like the u.k. or us that can about what we have case this. some cases have been decided, some cases are pending in front of the courts and we can see that now ready and you level they are discussing this. we are having discussions in term any. so we see that everywhere it is media topic. and that is being discussed, and i think it's just a question of time until we will have also regularly sent on that you elaborate, for instance, how effective do these sorts of laws prove in reality when it comes not only to the national businesses but the entire supply chain, do they clean up the environmental and human rights issues or do supply ch

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president mike pence will be speaking at a rally in canton, georgia, with georgia republican senators david perdue and kelly loeffler who have runoff election this is coming january. watch live coverage at 12:30 eastern on c-span2, online at c-span.org or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> with coronavirus cases increasing across the country, use our website, c-span.org/coronavirus, to follow the trends. track the spread with interactive maps. and watch updates on demand any ime at c-span.org/coronavirus. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy held his weekly briefing with reporters today at the capitol. he spoke about the presidential election results and republican gains for theup coming 117th congress set to begin in january. this is 20 minutes. mr. mccarthy: you've heard me talk about the upcoming freshman class. half of the incoming freshman class will be women. yvette harold is the first republican native american woman elected to congress. steve nee bice is the first iranian american woman elected to congress. this makes me very proud as a republican. and as an ameri

the clerk of canton township. >> hello. my name is michael and i am the clerk in canton township. ms. bradshaw: if you can spell and say your name. >> sure. siegrest. i don't want to get in the way of the commissioners. i think it is germane to the direction of this body. i have 75sly, thousand registered voters in canton township. show up,6,000 of them 58,000 vote on election day or by absentee. we processed many absentee ballots. we were counting them for 24 hours. i begged the legislature to do what they could to alleviate the burden because i was concerned about the demand and what it would do to the precinct inspectors to work 24 hours without a break, and the legislature had half a solution. so here we are today. this was always going to be the direction we would get into. i want to ask this board to fulfill the oath they took much in the same way my inspectors fulfilled their oath and i to uphold theath constitution of the united states and the state of michigan and faithfully discharge our duty. the message and -- the michigan constitution gives all political power inheren

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he will get that call to canton in february. former 49ers pat willis and brian young as well as current gm are also semi-finalists. despite losing in the last minute touchdown sunday night the chiefs, raiders quarterback continued to impress. he threw three touchdowns against kansas city in his third year with john gruden. he looks to have complete control of his coach's offense and he knows why. >> being able to put up with me and some of my craziness. he is more tolerant but he is also a great quarterback. he always has been and the supporting cast is better. >> and his former running back and carrs old teammate is in hawaii this week handing out frozen turkeys on a busy street in hawaii. the oakland native went car to car and gave away 200 turkeys while people sat in traffic. great for lynch and his own team, go head to head with stanford and the battle for the axe this friday. see you tonight. >>> time now is 4:56. now banning outdoor dining. >> still ahead in the next half hour on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area how th

most of the cantons voted against it, and they did not make it to the required double majority.at they do not expect any last—minute rescue of the clothing company set up by philip green. administrators could be appointed as early as monday. he was the man behind the mask, playing darth vader in the original star wars films, and co—stars and fans have been remembering the actor david prowse, who's died at the age of 85. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba looks back at his journey from bristol to one of hollywood's most successful franchises. at 66", with a towering figure, dave prowse was physically perfect for the part of darth vader in the original star wars trilogy in the 1970s and 1980s. looks like you two need a lesson in crossing the road. at the same time, he was also the face of road safety, presenting videos and visiting hundreds of schools as the green cross code man. we won't be there when you cross the road, so always use.. the green cross code. when i became darth vader, or at least when the star wars film came out, i almost got the sack from the government

>>you know talking to the canton to this to some of the lawyers are on the ground people who i know and respect and trust and say no don't file cases that are winnable so they're in the middle of doing that. but secondly i wonder what the rush. the russians here you know be second the secretaries of state of the. the various states we're talking about haven't certify the elections yet and in the contested race of 2000. al gore was was challenging. we let that process play out no one asked anyone to concede no one asked anyone to step aside. let's let the president have his day in court, let's let the lawyers have their day in court and let's see what happens and let me just say this. you know they did. cities across the country were boarding up in case of a cases of by cases the biden victory they were boarding in case of the trump victory. so we'll tell you about everything you need to know about biden folks that trump people i think the president does in fact not prevail i think it's fun to being to be a gracious. well each state does have a deadline for when it must certify election

ijust mentioned to you that here in switzerland, in geneva canton, we're in the epicentre of the infectionurope, it's very high incidence levels. so it's inevitable that some of the 2,000 staff in who are going to be exposed to the virus, and will it means that, yes, even with the best precautions being adopted, lots of hand sanitiser, wearing masks, and maintaining physical distance, you can still get transmission. and that's our point to everybody. practise all the measures, do it all. but at the same time, you're going to get the odd spikes and surges. have the capacity to deal with them quickly. the thing we don't want people to do is just to stand by and let the outbreaks build up, because that's when the problem gets really bad. that's when you've got widespread disease and it's very hard to get rid of it. so in the midst of what is still a real global surge — not everywhere, but there is still a global surge in infection numbers — we have the news, wonderful news that at least two vaccine trials are producing extraordinarily positive, remarkable results. but ijust wonderfor you, as

in canton, mississippi. 3 guards tackled him, pepper sprayed him, kicked him in the hit. after he was handcuffed, who was slammed against a concrete wall. the officers then lured him away from camera shot and continued to beat the handcuffed man in a subsequent investigation. the guards said hill was so combative and showed superman force that they were required to spawn a respond aggressively. hill was then sent into solitary confinement where guard pinned him to the floor, beat him, then removed his handcuffs. the poor man died just 46 minutes later. agree just disgusting, imagining. but hill's case, it isn't unique. he is one of 7571 inmate deaths. reuters documented in the u.s. jails from 20182008 to 2019. joining us now is the riser, the director for the justice and civil liberties institute. welcome arthur. thank you for having me, appreciate it. the deaths in the jails continue to mount across the country and being mindful that these people have never been convicted of anything. why do you think stories like harvey hill's aren't worth even more widespread attention

backing a watered down alternative exit polls indicate voters in a majority of swiss cantons, rejected the initiative. so it's got 50 percent support. overall, switzerland is home to a number of global corporations that are among the largest in their fields. mining company glencore employs 160000 people in more than 50 countries. it has 150 oil and mining sites around the world with its headquarters near the swiss town of suv. nestlé has some 300000 workers worldwide with more than 400 factories in 84 countries. its headquarters are on lake geneva and global agricultural technology. firms in genter has its head office in switzerland. in basil it employs 28000, people in 90 countries. and in the d'albert is a legal adviser of families, the international, switzerland, and the supporter of the initiative. she doesn't agree with criticism, the bozo would put swiss businesses at a disadvantage. we already see that we have a law in france. that is working at the moment that we have countries like the u.k. or us that can about where we have cases. some cases have been decided, some cases are

why we're still in this economic inequality in canton a fact. this is the powerful last paragraph here. this is the dessert, this is your pumpkin pie for real. the gist is that obama reorganized our markets to push wealth and power upward and to subvert our liberties. it is a painful story. it is not however, a complex one. and in 2008 we thought we were electing franklin delano roosevelt, but really we elected herbert hoover, so we have to reckon with our past. that's what thanksgiving is all about at today . in the modern time where reckoning with our past, the fact is that obama caused a lot of this crisis that we have today. right. and if that's a surprise to you, go to your room. my gosh, well, at the end it's time to say adios. so fantastic time here on the thanksgiving special double header with stacy. i'm so full. i know it's mind blowing. the next time i go because you mean you know, millions of years to build up an emotional one. when the communication happens within 10 milliseconds, in stipends soon to lash out destroying dad, because

we get a sense of the canton bearing his desk contemporaneous john brown. how do they characterize him and what does that do? >> the striking aspect of john brown has to try to come to terms with how does this guy who before he becomes famous and kansas was not much of his success at anything in life and if he had been more successful in business as a farmer he probably wouldn't have become the figure he became and it wouldn't have turned to abolitionism. he never could make a success of anything in life before this but there was something about his personality that true people to him. his sons were raised in the antislavery space but they feared their father. they didn't know what to make of him. he had this really powerful personality. they couldn't leave him. they couldn't resist him but neither could they buy entirely into it. they were very disturbed by what john brown was making them do but they still couldn't leave him. in the first place this was a great story in the correspondence sent, this was the big story and in the days before television they

previously held by canton.aking lee a series of firsts. >> upon taking office in december i will be the first openly bisexual state legislator and the youngest asian-american legislator in california in history. it's definitely being the first openly bisexual legislator. >> a high graduate and student body president at uc davis, lee was motivated during brock obama's reelection campaign. >> i was deciding what to do with the rest of my life. i figured, this was one way to make an impact on the people's lives. >> a speech after the march primary he peto seven other democrats and endorsed by the man he interned for. mike honda. endorsed by senator bernie sanders. he won his campaign like sanders taking a corporate money. among these priorities explaining transit and education reform, his top priority is housing. >> i know from first-hand how expensive it is to limit the bay area. i would not be able to live in my home community. >> he's going to serve as a state legislator but cannot afford to live in the communi

we're a community-based organization, and we can continue to purchase food, we canton get it out to the community, as long as the community steps up and helps. >> the food bank said about half of the people they were assisting had never been to a food bank before the pandemic. >>> millions of americans are choosing to fly this thanksgiving holiday, despite the travel warnings. but the holiday rush is only a fraction of what bay area airports have seen in past years. we get the story this afternoon from elissa harrington. >> hopefully we'll bring you her story in a moment. but n the meantime, though, coronavirus cases globally have surpassed another milestone that no one wanted to reach. according to data from johns hopkins university, there have now. more than 60 million cases of covid-19 report worldwide since this pandemic began. more than 1.4 million people with the virus have died. here in the united states, 12.7 million people have been infected, with more than 268,000 1,000 dying. >> cases are spiking across the country, as we head into the holidays. this as a possible vaccine may

how she governs over next two years because her opposition her opponent, the -- >> go live now to canton, georgia where vice president mike pence will be speaking at a rally for both of the states republican senators david perdue and kelly loeffler in a runoff election in january. >> rejected the democratic leaning towards socialism in had election. thank you for that. [applause] but today we're the last line

abdelfattah abdrabbo was often the firsperson at his canton, michigan, mosque arriving at 4:00 in the morning to lead the sunrise prayer. a palestinian immigrant, abe arrived in the u.s. in the 1970s with close to nothing. devoted, tireless and hardworking, he worked overtime d on holidays to build his import-export business, always with a smile on his face.s x children say he gave them the american dream. he was 65 years old. hailey herrera was nurturing and compassionate, the first persond her friends caor comfort and adr-ce. the 25-yd bronx native was t.rking to become a therap she helped care for people with master's degree in marriage and family therapy. hemom says she was a ball energy and a joy to around. hailey loved throwing themed parties and making memories with her friends and family. ralph pabon had an eye for shion and a spirit of adventure. both came through in theridal gowns he designed in new york city. when his beloved mother remarried in 2014, ralph walked her down the aisle. she wore the wedding dress he designed. gregarious and fun, ralph loved that his most recen

at the end of the davie cantonment government stimulus and government money were never going to get over the finish line. that can never get us all the way there. if we do not enter 2021 giving people real freedom, control over their economic lives again, we will just keep having this conversation. the only solution is to get people back to work and not do things like raise taxes. not to things like raise regulation. but again, give people the ability to build their financial future. they can do but they cannot get politicians in the way. before you're aptly right. i believe you'd get people back to work and i trust they will do it safely, we can in your words get that pre-pandemic economy. we have to get there. brian brenberg, bryan onyx. thank you so much. president trump have taken credit for that record-breaking dowel. but market confidence about the incoming biden administration. today sleepy joe held the big fancy event showing off his team of barnacle covered washington insiders. so is this a market rally more about the expectation of what biden might do? or what trump is already

i represent seven oaks which is in canton i was initially surprised and disappointed we were put intor1 before he went into the second like them. —— you can't. i spent the day yesterday talking to the chief executive the my local hospitals and it became clear to me reluctantly the need for tier 3. if i talk to you a bit about the situation they are in, i have to hospitals next to me kent is a very high incident right at the moment, swell and midway have some of the highest rates in the country and other result the hospitals they are under huge amount of strain, so my local house would allow me to pick up local house would allow me to pick up some of the caseload was about a third of the critical are taken up by patients from elsewhere in kent. so although my area is prevalent is relatively low, it is not a very low, hundred and 50 per 100,000 which will put us from the interior two, it means we have no leeway in terms of a hospital capacity which is why i have reluctantly accepted that tier 3 is necessary where i am. —— from the tier 2. that tier 3 is necessary where i am. -- from the

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kyung lah, cnn, canton, georgia. >>> joining me now to discuss the battle of the senate is barbara boxeran adviser at usc's center for the political future. senator boxer, good to see you this afternoon. the fact that the biden/harris ticket flipped georgia blue, a voter talking to kyung lah said satisfi she was concerned of people turning out. how do you keep the momentum going? >> i think as a democrat myself everything is on the line in terms of whether life is going to be better for our people. i'm stunned to see the lines, the cars lined up, middle class people who never asked for a thing hungry. people sick. people afraid. now we see this virus raging in our country more than any other country. so we need change. and georgia brought about that change. they really helped and this is the first time since 1992 georgia went blue. so i think democrats have a lot at stake but i want to say this. as tip o'neill taught me in the house, he said all politics is local so it's really on our candidates to speak to the situation for the people of georgiain georgia, not the people anywhere else o

that's a live look at canton, georgia. karl rove is spearheading the fundraising for republicans. he joins me live next. stay close. alright, i brought in ensure max protein to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to support immune health. ensure max protein. it's moving day. and are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. now that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. >> harris: vice president mike pence is in georgia today. he's set to campaign alongside republican candidates kelly leafler and purdue. tom cotton was in the peach state yesterday warning against a democrat-led senate. >> that's a nightmare dystopian scenario because chu

. >> kyung lah in canton, georgia. lives lost during this pandemic. danielle cater was only 30. everyone called her danny. she married her high school sweetheart tim. she loved horseback right siding and her dog charlie. danny's parents say throughout the pandemic she urged mask wearing and followed cdc guidelines. sadly, she tested positive for coronavirus on october 31st and two days later, an at-home test showed her oxygen levels were dangerously low. danny was rushed to the hospital. she died the following day. covid protocol sadly did not allow her family to be there but they are grieving, grieving deeply. may her memory be a blessing. >>> follow me on facebook, instagram, and twitter at jake tapper. tweet the show at the lead at cnn. our coverage on cnn continues right now. i will see you sunday morning. ♪ >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news! ir >>> welcome to our views in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." we are following breaking news. >>> biden and harris mee

mission in afghanistan. 12:30, vice president mike pence is in canton, georgia, for campaign event for georgette republican senator's kelly loeffler and david perdue for the runoff election in january. we will hear testimony from the irs commissioner charles reg. vice president pence and members of the white house coronavirus task force held a briefing about the development and distribution of a coronavirus vaccine and measures americans could take to protect themselves before a vaccine was available. this is one hour. >> good afternoon. we just completed our second eeting this week with members of the white house coronavirus continued. and we've we've continued to be on the sail mission we've been on hroughout the course of this year and that is to save american lives. to work every day toward that put the coronavirus in the past. 'm joined today, and you will hear in a few moments, from members of the white house coronavirus task force including those leading the effort of vaccinations, under operation warp speed, and i think you will be as impressed as i was, at fema earlier today,

. >> in just a few moments, vice president pence is going to speak at a rally in canton, georgia, for the two republican senate candidates there, and we will see how pence handles this. jeff been tpnnett is following vice president, and peter is outside the white house. jeff, what is the biden transition going to do other in some ways other than pound sand? here's a question kristin welker asked the president-elect. >> how do you justify not taking legal actions to get the briefings you say are critical and you say you need? >> it will take a lot of time. it would take time. it's not going to speed it up considerably in my view, and in the meantime i am hopeful that i am going to be able to get cooperation from our republican colleagues in the senate and house as well as the governors to build a consensus as to how to proceed when we do. >> we see there is a handful of governors and we know there's basically four senators that have acknowledged he's president-elect with another handful that is acknowledging he's likely to win, like lamar alexander, but even a retired senator can't bri

>>you know talking to the canton to this to some of the lawyers are on the ground people who i know andespect and trust and say no don't file cases that are winnable so they're in the middle of doing that. but secondly i wonder what the rush. the russia's here you know be second the secretaries of state of the. the various states we're talking about haven't certify the elections yet. and in the contested race of 2000. al gore was was challenging. we let that process play out no one asked anyone to concede no one asked anyone to step aside. let's let the president have his day in court, let's let the lawyers have their day in court and let's see what happens and let me just say this. you know they did. cities across the country were boarding up in case cases of by case of a biden victory. they were boarding in case of a trump victory. so i will tell you about everything you need to know about biden folks that trump people i think the president does in fact not prevail i think if i'm the being to gracious. >>each state does have a deadline for when it must certify election results in geor

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to call canton, michigan, security guard don lucas beloved m might be an understatement.lity to lift students up with his inspirational words led a high school senior to call him one of the greatest human beings i've ever met. well, now that student tells cnn affiliate wivb, it's our job to be the don and spread that love and kindness. we'll be right back. >>> canada's atlantic bubble that had been seemingly insulating the country from coronavirus, well, now it seems to be bursting. in four provinces in canada's east coast, 2.5 million people have been living nearly coronavirus free until now. cases across canada are spiking dramatically, as cnn's paula newton explains. >> for six months, canada's atlantic bubble has been a sanctuary. nearly 2.5 million people living mostly covid free. >> it doesn't really matter. i can have more than that, too. >> reporter: just listen to erica baker, a child psychologist and mother of three, getting her kids ready to go to school. >> right now, things have been very normal for them. it's been wonderful. >> normal. wonderful, even. the b

partners. 50.7 percent of voters said yes, but the move failed to win support in a majority of swiss cantons. switzerland's government opposes the measure and is backing a watered down alternative. one of the many groups of people hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic is the thousands of migrant domestic workers in the middle east. when you suffer poor working conditions and are great risk of physical and sexual assault. hundreds of bodies of female workers have reportedly been sent back to bangladesh in the gulf in the past 4 years, and their child reports from bangladesh. the cries of relatives as another coffin arrives from the middle east at the doctor's international airport terminal in september 2019. manuel khan's wife for him. a cotton was found hanging from a selling friend at the home, where she worked as a domestic helper in saudi arabia. her body has still not been returned home. i will, i'll be more disciplined. this is the employers paid for her 1st 8 months of work, but since then she worked without any salary. she even complained to the saudi police about not getting paid and

that down like the strong woman that she is, and she got to watch her son join her late husband in cantonow, with a dad like that, i'm guessing that broadcasting was something you always wanted to do? >> yeah, i think, you know, when you see a parent that loves doing what he or she does for a living and you're close to that parent - my dad was my best friend, which maybe says a lot about me and why i was so lonely and didn't lose my virginity until i was 18 [ laughter ] i think i just wanted to be him. i didn't want to be anything but a broadcaster. and so, thankfully, i had a dad -- it was like a masters class. and i got to go to all these different national league cities by the time i was 12 he would take me with him. i wasn't acting like a little jerk, so he wanted me around and i was just there in it when i was a little kid, and by the time i was 21, i was doing big league baseball, and 27 doing a world series in the bronx. so, yeah, stuff came fast, but that all gets traced back to nepotism, and loving my dad. >> seth: and you started very young. and you know, now your voice, it's im

they did have another federal hospital that was called "the canton asylum for insane indians," which is in south dakota, but that was closed down in 1933, after a man took over the department of interior, which was the federal-level cabinet role that ran these hospitals. when he took over, he kind of reevaluated the bureau of indian affairs and had them go check things out and do an investigation. one of the things that they did was close down that asylum. they decided that a lot of the patients there were not actually mentally ill, sent them home, and the rest of the patients came to st. elizabeth's at that point. and then many of them lived the rest of their lives at the hospital, so we know there were certainly other patients of color throughout the 20th century. as for how a patient was identified as what race, as to what race, there's a lot of work actually that's been done about that by various scholars who have looked more closely at the patient records, and the easy answer is it varied over time and depended on who was looking at the records. also, some of the patients who co

like my 2nd home state there is going to have people here cheering for me bunch of latinos back to canton and obviously people from texas cheer for me to say it was saw something in front of them and i'm thankful. over in italy's let me bring him aventures showing no signs of slowing down the 39 year old ac milan striker who recently recovered from coronavirus himself has just become the top scorer in this season setting our milan were up against tell us where on and it was a great start over those 2 goal lead after 90 minutes in the 2nd half people him of each had a chance to equalise from the penalty spot but instead mostly stewed for the season eventually in stoppage time abraham of which is called the equaliser to rescue milan from defeat 2 to keep them at the top of the standings and puts the blame of each on 8 goals that you hear it will be dangerous this can still remember. the contrast in fortunes of spanish champions real madrid who were thrashed on sunday and their coach that in sudan is taking the blame for the 1st time andries leadership a real conceded 4 goals in a league mat