i am casey hunt in for hallie jackson. we have breaking news on the global fight against the coronavirus pandemic with a dizzying number of new developments. the global stock market sell off accelerating. stocks on wall street trading again after a brief stop to try and prevent a total meltdown. all three major indexes falling sharply after a president announced a ban on most travel from european countries. the nba suspending its season after a player tests positive for coronavirus. today, a new spike in the number of college classes, concerts and conferences suspended or canceled and a shocker from actor tom hanks and his wife who say they have the voi ruirus. in washington, congress and the white house scrambling to reach a deal on an aid package. just now u coming out. we expect to hear from nancy pelosi in this hour. out our team is here on the fl of the new york stock exchange. kathy park at the newark airport in new jersey. kristen welker, leanne and matt bradley is in italy, where even more drastically containment m

. >> casey. >> i came by to see you guys. >> my name is casey. i do all the accounting here. like to see the business more organized. there's a renewal packet that came from your insurance company that is nowhere to be found. >> yeah, it's over here. >> it expires today. i'd like to see the business grow. so it's really good to have the help of somebody like marcus. >> is this the whole place right here? >> this is just the office part. back there is where we do--like, cook all the popcorn. >> my name is brittney mcbride, and i'm sharla's daughter. >> we need to roll all this and wrap it. >> do you want me to count disney first? >> yeah, 'cause we have to do the reports. >> okay. i do cash control, i count money, you know, whatever my mother asks me to do. >> how do you guys function in this? >> [laughs] it's very tight. >> we just do. i know. >> is there, like, another trap door that takes me somewhere? >> this is my mom's desk. it's actually cleaner than normal. >> you know what? >> sharla... >> that's the "to be filed" pile. >> walk me through your-- >> oh, i'm sorry. i ju

lauren: let's head back to casey siegal, live in dallas, texas. casey, good morning.and erld for you. -- early for you. >> reporter: good morning. just a couple hours until the polls open here across texas, following a very big night of campaign news as you well know. it happened right here in dallas where former vice president joe biden was already scheduled to have a rally ahead of super tuesday but got last minute unexpected guests that joined him on the stage. senator amy klobuchar who hours before announced the suspension of her own presidential campaign, klobuchar gave biden her endorsement as did beto o'rourke, a former candidate himself, and indiana mayor -- former indiana mayor pete buttigieg. on sunday he too bowed out of the race. and vice president biden showed his gratitude last night in front of many texans. >> i warned pete that if i were looking to get the nomination that i would be asking him to join, asking him to be involved in this process, because there are a generation of leaders like my son beau. >> reporter: many analysts say this could be a sm

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casey siegal is in dallas for us this morning. morning. >> reporter: hey, cheryl, lauren, good morning to you. look, either the polls had it completely wrong, going into super tuesday, or as i think you said at the top of the show, joe biden is the comeback kid this morning here in texas. considering on monday we were out here reporting ahead of super tuesday and we were referring to a new poll that was released that showed bernie sanders with a double digit lead here in texas, a double digit lead, and when you look at the numbers now, let's put them up on the screen for you, well, didn't quite shake out that way. former vice president joe biden taking texas, the numbers still being tabulated and still coming in which is also rare but biden defeating sanders by nearly 4%, 34-30, mike bloomberg walking away with 15%, elizabeth warren 12%, no delegates. now, joe biden's last minute campaign push on the ground ahead of super tuesday very much paid off. especially when you consider that about half of voters polled say they made up the

>> casey >> reporter: casey and matt held their wedding on line yesterday complete with a flower girl. >> mazzel to have been. >> reporter: with so much uncertainty, tola and paul were determined to find a way even after their venue canceled after a few calls the delaware ohio mayor agreed to meet them in a park >> she was sure about keeping us six feet apart. she also had us put the rings on a bible >> reporter: this couple decided to cancel their big ceremony and do something simple and indoors. >> we felt kind of silly telling everyone to practice social distancing but saying that it didn't apply to our wedding because it was our day it seemed a little irresponsible. >> reporter: but on that day, connie's family and neighbors surprised them with a decked out backyard. >> as soon as i turned the corner, there were balloons, an archway with flowers they had tables set up with pictures of us. >> reporter: her uncle officiated. >> i felt like we had a wedding day with -- with the reception afterwards even though we had pizza. >> yeah. >> it was -- it was still perfect. >> reporter: and

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paul casey treated him. that's dr. casey on the left. in the coronavirus patient's room. he used a tablet to conference in and infectious disease expert. >> we brought the patient in through our separate entrance that our other patients are using. >> reporter: the patient is a male in his 20s, one of the youngest in the u.s. infected so far. he traveled to italy and is now in stable condition. the case spotlights the front lines hospitals like rush are now on. they're now using virtual visits to address patient concerns and prevent infected patients from entering the er. in the three hours we were there, they conducted six video chats with concerned patients. to see how it works, we use the system to interview dr. shah. what is the benefit of having a patient who may have coronavirus dial into the system versus coming into the emergency room? >> we prefer n unnecessarily expose healthy individuals to the virus if it can be avoided. the last thing we would want is a patient to have a lot of risk factors to sit in a busy waiting room and potentially infect other individuals

joining me now is democratic pennsylvania senator bob casey. tremendous job, this administration, as we see the numbers continue to rise and we see they failed the friday deadline of the million test cases that they were going to have available for people? >> reverend al, there is no question that the test kit or the testing part of this strategy has been a failure. not just the promises that have not been met, but the initial inability or failure to get tests out. i know folks in the federal government are working hard on this, but they have to -- when they make a pronouncement about the number of tests that are g going out, they got to meet it, and that's causing all kinds of concern about what next will go wrong. here's the bottom line in terms of separating the two in terms of what we just heard the president say. the president has become, i think, a totally unreliable communicator. i think people should listen not to the president but should listen to the public health professionals in their community, including starting with their own doc

senator casey? >> thanks very much. i want to thank the chairman and ranking member for the hearing and also, obviously, our witnesses and the expertise and the work by each individual here for many years. i think i'll start today with what is the obligation of every elected official in the federal government? we've got members of the house and the senate, both parties and two in the executive branch, the president and vice president. the obligation is real simple here, by every elected official. every one of us is charged with working constructively to at least do the following. slow the spread of the virus, taking steps to do that, working with all of you, folks you work with. number two, to support state and local preparedness efforts and, three, provide complete and accurate, always, always accurate information to the public to address their concerns about this challenge. i know this committee has worked in a bipartisan fashion on a range of issues for years. we're continuing that today. i appreciate, especially, th

paul casey treated him. that's dr. casey on the left in the coronavirus patient's room. he used a tablet to conference in an infectious disease expert. >> we brought the patient in through our-- a separate entrance that our other patients are using. >> reporter: the patient is a male in his 20s, one of the youngest in the u.s. infected so far. he traveled to italy and is now in stable condition. the case spotlights the front lines hospitals like rush are now on. they're now using virtual visits to address patient concerns and prevent infected patients from entering the e.r. in the three hours we were there, they conducted six video chats with concerned patients. to see how it works, we used the system to interview dr. meeta shah. what's the benefit of having a patient who might have coronavirus dial into this system versus come into the engineer of emergency room? >> we prefer not to unnecessarily expose other healthy individuals to the virus if it can be avoided. so the last thing we would want is for a patient to have a lot of risk factors, sit in a busy waiting room a

casey. >> reporter: good morning, jillian and rob.t's right, austin now has five cases of covid-19, but city officials here are saying that the most important thing is to be prepared and not to panic. part of those preparation% the drive-through clinics like this behind me. this is for people that might have the coronavirus. patients must answer an online questionnaire to cal qualify. if they meet certain requirements they're able to drive through to take the test. positive tests will be reported to local and state departments and the patient will be contacted as soon as the results are available and of course the cdc is always reminding people to make sure you're washing your hands for more than 20 seconds, covering your cough or sneeze when you do, and if you are sick, to stay away from home. reporting to you tonight or this morning in austin, casey bowen, fox news. rob: thank so much. the coronavirus forces the academy of country music awards to be postponed, originally scheduled for april 5th in las vegas. it will now take place i

. >>> good evening, casey pratt here working from home. new mode of self-isolation, professional athletes are experiencing much the same. recently we caught one a whole bunch of people from a bunch of different teams and we're asking them how they're faring. >> i always felt like i had ants in my pants, i wanted to be up and moving and fidgeting. >> i just miss sports. >> we're literally in shock, like we weren't expecting it at all. >> no matter what season it is, we watch sports somehow. everything's suspended, so it's weird. >> it's a really weird time. >> i'm excited to keep trying to inspire kids to get out there and stay active. right now the latest skill challenge video has over 100 clips. >> i didn't realize how busy i am until now where i have to sit back and not do anything. >> i started binge watching a lot of tv shows, started swimming, if football doesn't work out, the whole michael phelps thing could possibly take a turn. we'll see. >> i'm a pretty decent chef now. >> trying to get my record up in 2k, i just started playing t

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bob casey summed up where we ought to be. the distinguished ranking member said, look, we ought to get this money appropriated, get to the president. the president, by the way, said whatever figure you give me, i'll take it, we'll work with it, and i just want to thank you both. you indicated we needed information. i think this -- i think we're doing that in this process. largely because of the wonderful job these witnesses do. and i want to thank senator murray for that. this is a very unique committee, along with the sometimes powerful senate agricultural committee. we are bipartisan. there is a lot of partisan elbows out there right now. we don't need to politicize a pandemic. i would recommend that we monitor what people say and i would yield to the chairman for that decision along with the ranking member, and maybe we ought to quarantine people for 14 days if they just shut up about the politics and, you know, tossing around the partisan things. we can do better. so i think we need to get the funding to the president and

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so, therefore, i take casey as given. i think eight cases where you've given standing, i mean, we could go back in re-examine marbury v. madison, but really we have eight cases in the abortion area. with several cases in other areas, and whole woman's health the ecstatic. casey takes that up, and you really want us to go back and re-examine this, let's go back in re-examine marbury v. madison. you have good arguments. why depart from what was pretty clear precedent? >> i don't want to go back to 1789, justice barr, but i -- >> you -- >> you want to go back for 40 years. >> what we want to say is in none of those cases has a court ever considered and signed off in the face of the potential or actual conflict of interest. so yes, this is an argument that's never been front of the court and we don't think the court now faced with a should accept it. >> i know yet limited time. i understand the point that the impact of the law varies from state to state, but why do you look at each state differently if the benefits of the law

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rob: casey steagall on the ground in critical primary states that we begin with the most consequentialtate, california. >> we kick off our coverage, good morning. >> reporter: california, you might think this is a slamdunk for bernie sanders with his late evidence that is not the case. voting by mail began a month ago but unlike 2018, when 67% of votes were cast before election day this year the majority of voters are waiting and that could help joe biden. will bernie sanders continue to outperform with hispanics which represent 30% of democratic voters? can black voters and hillary moderates from the last election keep joe biden competitive? bloomberg is the x factor, once a key endorsement and has cut into joe biden's support especially in los angeles. finally the polls from the la times predict sanders could went up to half of the state's 415 delegates, others have him around 35%, biden 25, bloomberg, warren, at 16, warren winning in upscale suburbs lexicon valley, malibu and la jolla but neither worn or biden could afford television here, sanders, 7 million, the best field team, bl

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casey picks that up. and you really want us to go back and reexamine this, let's go back and reexamine marbury versus madison. and -- and you have good arguments. but why depart from what was pretty clear precedent? mr. wall: i -- i don't want to go back to 1789, justice breyer, but i -- i do -- justice breyer: you want to go back for 40 years? mr. wall: well, i think what we want to say is that in none of those cases has the court ever considered and -- and signed off in the face of a potential or actual conflict of interest. so, yes, this is an argument that has never been in front of court, and we don't think the court now faced with it should accept it. and if -- chief justice roberts: general, i know you have limited time. i understand the point that the impact of the -- the law varies from state to state, but why do you look at each state differently if the benefits of the law -- they're not going to change from state-to-state. mr. wall: so i -- i disagree, mr. chief justice. i think the variance is

that was reauthorized by senator casey and senator burr. long ago, doctor kadlec had previously worked assisting the fbi and the united states air force and biological threats and finally, doctor stephen hahn is the newest to the federal government of these respected professionals. he's had plenty of experience before becoming commissioner of the united states food and drug administration. the fda most recently chief executive of the university of texas, the cancer center of a large organization with 21,000 employees. so the reason i go through that is because if we are looking for accurate information, they support ought to be able to provide it. in addition to getting accurate information for the american people, they want to know what else we should be doing to limit the damage of the coronavirus to the american people and the american economy. before we talk about what else needs to be done, i want to briefly summarize what we have already done. let's start with congress. it's not the first public health threat we face. there are some s

lots of moving parts. >> dana: casey steagall, thank you.k east governor andrew cuomo's further restricting businesses and their workforces to contain the spread of coronavirus. alex hogan is reporting from times square. >> we did get additional news especially considering the social isolation that the governor wants to take. take a look at times square, right now it's bumper-to-bumper traffic but it's slowing the mic flowing pretty freely around the city. laces are going quiet and the governor is taking an extra step today to make sure it stays even quieter. effective today businesses must keep 50% of their workers at home but that does include people in the medical field, emergency responders and people who are stocking food and health care products at pharmacies. it's the latest attempt to increase social distancing especially here in new york where we are seeing many people of course having covid-19 more than any other state. >> dana: alex, there has been some confusion and maybe we can clear it up here about a possible shelter in place

casey stegall is live from dallas with the latest. noticed governor cuomo was trying to sound a warning to other governors, this is coming your way. >> that's right, dana. as we've been hearing from health officials, just because cases may appear low for now and some of these areas, not to get at all comfortable because cases as we know can skyrocket very quickly which is why the city of dallas among others remain ready to turn the giant convention center behind me in downtown dallas where it's pouring rain right now, they are poised to turn this into an overflow medical facility should that be necessary. capable of housing about 1400 beds, a full-scale medical facility. the same also happening over in louisiana where the situation frankly is far more dire. a 1,000 bed field hospital being put up at the convention center in new orleans as covid-19 is rapidly spreading there, becoming one of the nation's hot spots with more than 4,000 cases now and 185 deaths. those city leaders across the region say they've had trouble getting folks t

her ex-husband, casey collins, and john jones, the sheriff's deputy.o one notified nick hillary. turns out, he and tandy had split up the month before. and he was no longer in her loop. so lieutenant mark murray of the potsdam pd called nick. >> mr. hillary speaking. >> mark murray at the potsdam police department. we had an incident occur this evening and we'd like to speak with you in regards to it. >> minutes later, lieutenant murray and two other investigators were at nick's door. a courtesy notification, they said. >> it's we're going to reach out to all the people who are connected to this kid. what do they know? do they know anything about where he was? or who he might have been with? >> attorney tom mortati represented the potsdam police. >> so, mr. hillary, we have some bad news for you. >> yes. mr. hillary expresses shock. i can't believe this. oh my goodness. puts his hands on his head. >> nick hillary says he remembers the moment well. >> i'm still broken up over the situation. he has lived with me. how could i not be affected by what has h

casey >>> all right.ts tonight stephen curry will play his second game since returning from his broken left-hand. the warriors take on the 76ers at chase center. if you are not going to the game, you can watch only here on abc 7. tipoff at 5:30. draymond green is questionable. he has missed the last four games due to left knee soreness but not keeping him from stirring things up. here is casey pratt with the details in this morning's sports. >>> warriors host the 76ers tonight right here on abc 7. that game will go on as planned but the warriors are enhands the kpig health and safety protocols. meanwhile, espn has obtained a documents telling teams to prepare for the possibility of playing games without fans amid coronvirus concerns. we'll keep you posted. making the hard turn to basketball with stephen curry return draymond green swagger is back. yesterday he responded to charles barkley who criticized green for getting kicked out of last week's game to the lakers. green didn't pull bunches. >> barkley s

in this budget, ten casey tens and 13 casey when 30 fives yesterday stress on the force.no question. look at the same time i don't want people who are watching this, especially in certain countries to think that the united states of america cannot project power overseas when needed. we can and we will if required. >> thank you. thank you gentlemen.

let's bring in senator bob casey. it's great to have you. i'll start with coronavirus. the package of $8.3 billion was passed last week. what are you thinking about the additional measures that the white house is considering in terms of possibly payroll -- payroll tax holiday? >> dana, first of all, what we passed last week has to get out the door. it's critically important that they get to the states and local communities to be able to mitigate this challenge, number one. number two is, there will be a lot of ideas that will be on the table. both have ideas. we should start with the people that are directly affected. folks who lose their job or folks who are not getting a paycheck because they are in their home so i want to focus on those folks in addition to, of course, senior citizens and people with disabilities who are especially vulnerable in this circumstance. i have a couple of proposals that we announced today for those in nursing homes and those in home and community-based settings. >>dana: let me ask you, you have endorsed joe biden. he was one of your fellow

. >> ed: casey stiegel is reporting live from dallas. good morning, casey. >> good morning. either the polls had it all wrong or joe biden is no doubt the comeback kid in texas this morning. that's the headline out of super tuesday. considering on monday a lot of people were looking at that latest poll showing bernie sanders with a double digit lead in the lone star state. when you see how the numbers have flushed out it didn't quite happen. former vice president joe biden took texas but nearly four points with nearly 34% of the vote compared to bernie sanders 30. joe biden as last minute campaign push on the ground and those last-minute endorsements we were telling you so much about yesterday morning on this program ahead of super tuesday must have paid off especially when you consider that about half of voters polled say that they made up their minds at the last minute, in the last few days. so these are people that didn't have their candidate in mind until pretty close to election day. not part of the other 50% that voted early. here is part of joe biden's victory lap spe

here is casey pratt with the details in sports. >> warrior host the 76ers on abc 7. will gone as planned but the warriors are enhands the exist health and safety protocols. meanwhile espn obtained a document telling east teams to prepare for the possibility of playing games without fans amid coronvirus concerns. we'll keep you posted. making the hard turn to basketball, with stephen curry return draymond green swagger is back. yesterday he responded to charles green who who criticized green for getting kicked out against the laker green didn't pull punch. >> barkley should stop before i take his job. i can do that well too. so, yeah, he should probably be quiet. he also can't talk basketball to me either. not smart enough, not qualified. no rings can't sit at this table. >> i think green want to do something look though chuck. seconds elicit. to keena williams, spanish splash. stanford leads 25 to 8. lexie hall with the quick pass. look at the juk move. williams ended the night with the team-tie 23. stanford wins. any move on to play ucla in the final. the cal women

from many of you since this story first aired about bills that threaten your financial health but for caseyerts at least there is now relief after a response she says she never expected. >> i feel overwhelmed and i am so grateful for all of this stuff that's came through. i have letters from new york, from wisconsin, from nevada. >> when we visited casey roberts and her husband darryl at their small business in alabama a hospital's lawsuit for nearly $37,000 for an emergency apendectomy had them fearful they would lose their business and their home. >> i told my husband, i wish you'd have let me die. >> she went to flowers hospital with an appendix about to burst but without insurance her bill came to over $52,000. even with a so-called discount for uninsured patients, the total was still over 31,000 dollars. not only could she and her husband not afford it, the bill stopped her from going to the doctor for examination of a large painful lump on her shoulder. >> i have not been to the doctor. i can't afford it. >> but now since our report people from around the country have reached out send

joining me now, governor casey of pennsylvania. do you feel like the u.s. is prepared to do widespread testing and really get a sense of how broad this outbreak is? >> ana, i'm not sure we're prepared in terms of having enough test kits available. i'm very concerned about the different numbers we keep hearing from the administration. the most important thing they have to do right now is not to get caught up in the numbers, but get the test kits out to the states, so that we can do the testing, so you know the scope of the problem, and these conflicting numbers are very confusing. the president's commentaries have added a lot more in terms of the problem. i would hope that folks out there would listen to their medical provider and would listen to the centers for disease control and others who have authority to speak. but the president's comments so far have been very damaging. >> does pennsylvania have what it needs right now? >> ana, i spoke to governor wolf to today. and i think at least right now in pennsylvania, they feel like they have enough test kits

. >>> casey pratt working from home. today was a day i had circled on calendar for mlb opening day.son is on hold while the world combats covid-19. check out this solution to help doctors and nurses, taking uniform materials to make masks and gowns. kat kat katie sower issower issower isss >> her work ethic is incredible. >> 49ers know katie, now girls across america do as well. my daughter harper so inspired, drew this picture. even after one of the toughest times of her career, she retweeted. >> through the really weird times we're going through, i wanted to try to make some good out of it. >> last week sowers announced she's using raise money. >> allow me to send a message to someone you haven't been able to see in these times, we'll make it happen. >> i made a donation on my daughter's behalf and katie remembered her. >> katie sowers here, assistant coach for the san francisco 49ers, i remember you drew a picture of me, it meant so much to me. i retweeted after the super bowl just because it really showed me why i do the things that i do. >> missing her friends from school, kati

>> but it worked >> i now pronounce you married >> reporter: casey and matt held their wedding onlinelete with a flower girl with so much uncertainty now, tola and paul smith were determined to find a way after venue canceled mayor agreed to meet them in a park. >> carolyn was kept us six feet apart and had us put the rings on the bible so she wouldn't hold them. >> reporter: connie and shingras are scientists, decided to cancel big ceremony and do it indoors. >> felt silly telling everybody to practice social distancing but saying didn't apply to our wedding because our day. socially irresponsible >> reporter: surprised them with decked out backyard. her uncle officiated >> felt like we had a wedding day with reception even though we had pizza it was still perfect >> reporter: and story they'll tell forever kate snow, nbc news, new york. >> going to make the weddings even more special and unforgettable. >> going to be a lot of wednesday and thursday wdings ined t >>> the politics of a pandemic the senate battle over a stimulus package ends this a stalemate with both sides blaming the

therefore i take casey as given and i think eight cases where you given standing, we could go back andally we have eight cases in the abortion area, we have several cases in other areas handhold women's health fix that up casey picks it up and you want us to go back and re-examine this, let's go back and re-examine marbury versus madison. you have good arguments. but why depart from what was pretty clear precedent? >> i don't want to go back to 1789 but à >> you want to go back for 40 years? >> i think what we want to say is that in none of those cases as the court never considered and signed off in the face of potential or actual conflict of interest. yes those arguments never in front of the court we don't think the court should accept it. >> i know you have limited time. i understand the point that the impact of the law is varies from state to state but why do you look at each state differently if the benefits of the law that there is a change from state to state. >> i disagree. i think the variance it is and can be as wide as the burden side but to credentialing, i think the petiti

melissa: casey stegall, thank you.nell this, is the big concern, is, you know, there are all the places, here in new york city, so smart, the schools that are shutting down, our chancellor put in place grab-n-go meals. show up for breakfast and lunch. they hand them out to the kids to go on the doorstep of the school because you don't want, you know there, is all the negative externalities to these things you don't have because of kids to go hungry because schools are out of school. connell: they're working on child care for health care workers, working on contingency plans. they were reluctant to close the school systems in this city, the largest city in the country. look at the city, nearly abandoned in times square. melissa: that is amazing. i don't think i've seen times square that empty. they're talking about facilities they have up next week to help take care of the children of our emergency workers, that you don't want to accidentally shut a hospital because you have shut a school. then that parent needs to stay

i am casey hunt in for hallie jackson.have breaking news on the global fight against the coronavirus pandemic with a dizzying number of new developments. the global stock market sell off accelerating. stocks on wall street trading again after a brief stop to try and prevent a total meltdown. all three major indexes falling sharply after a president announced a ban on most travel from european countries. the nba suspending its season after a player tests positive for coronavirus. today, a new spike in the number of college classes, concerts and conferences suspended or canceled and a shocker from actor tom hanks and his wife who say they have the voi ruirus. in washington, congress and the white house scrambling to reach a deal

make the best of the situation, we appreciate your support, always faithful, go niners, stay at home, caseygot your back.>> we are still not sure how much of a baseball season we will wind up having, but we know what some of the parameters will be when they start playing. they also came up with guidelines for starting the season, which by the way it will not happen until there are no travel restrictions in the u.s. and canada and fans are messed gatherings are lifted. in other words, they will be playing ball in anti- stadiums.>> we are heavily dependent on our gait related revenues, but i think the conversations that we've had to date both on the owners and players aside indicate that people are committed to playing as many games as we possibly can, and i really prepared to talk about anything necessary to accomplish that goal.>> plus we haven't gotten many all clears to this point, you may recall that rudy gobert tested positive for covid-19 working two weeks ago, setting off a chain of events that led to the cancellation of sports as we know it. both gobert and donovan mitchell had been