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so, how did you open the lock?th their own keys, or the landlady herself opened it, something like this, well, major of justice, start, give me your office, the door-to-door survey is completed, the results are there, but unfortunately, not very comforting, what does that mean? disappointing that the neighbors didn’t know her at all, why did they know, well , just no one communicated closely with her, she didn’t seem to have lovers or men, yes, if there was anyone, they probably met on neutral territory, damn it. i stopped by very often this time, and, apparently, the clients were serious, respectable men with security, but today’s guest, unfortunately, no one saw, but these serious men with security, who never had a row with bluchera, the neighbors, what do they say? the neighbors say that everything will be fine decorously, nobly, civilly, no one made a scandal, so now we’re going to the law office and interrogating our colleagues , wow, what a smart major of justice, the law office has been closed for about two

fact of the matter is that no, but i remember very well that when i left, i closed my door with two lockshe closed by one, and then by two turns, i always close it by four, but i probably forgot that i closed it by two, no, the slippers were lying in the corridor, and when i returned, they were lying in the kitchen, and most importantly - a bottle of perfume , stood on a shelf in the bathroom, and i came back, it was moved to the sink , i moved it myself... you think i’m crazy, well, excuse me, nothing was missing in the apartment, no, but if you’re paranoid, change the locks, just in case, now, excuse me, just a second, yes, georgich, yes, well, well, georgich, i’ll even go into the apartment i didn’t have time, well, now i’ll be there, right now , address, text message, send it, that’s it, len , i’m sorry, i have an urgent call, andrey, it’s very scary, okay, i’ll bring our expert here, we’ll inspect your apartment, check the locks, we’ll think further , okay , but if you're scared, take the keys, stay in my apartment, no, what are you talking about, i, i 'll lock myself with a chain an

if we had locked down sooner. if the - locked down sooner. if the government _ locked down sooner.ernment had been competent. locked down sooner. if the _ government had been competent. many of the millions— government had been competent. many of the millions of— government had been competent. many of the millions of people _ government had been competent. many of the millions of people who _ government had been competent. many of the millions of people who are - of the millions of people who are still suffering _ of the millions of people who are still suffering from _ of the millions of people who are still suffering from ongoing - still suffering from ongoing symptoms— still suffering from ongoing symptoms from _ still suffering from ongoing symptoms from covid - still suffering from ongoing - symptoms from covid infection back in march _ symptoms from covid infection back in march 2020 — symptoms from covid infection back in march 2020 would _ symptoms from covid infection back in march 2020 would not _ symptoms from covid infection back in march 2020 would not have - symptoms

, it turns out it was locked, you weren’t embarrassed that this contradicts the testimony of nikolaidoor there open or closed, in particular, well, all your questions, in general, yes. i won't bother you anymore. "who, who lives in a little house, quietly and coldly, like in a morgue, separate you, the long-awaited continuation of the most dashing series, and what it’s true that there’s a maniac running around sochi , a ural hamut, but no, what are you talking about, we’re preparing for april 1st, the perfect murder, just like in the movies, remains in existence.” well, how are you doing? well, skvortsov is not making contact, that’s all for the investigator it doesn’t matter whether the door or the apartment was locked during the fire or not, the main thing is that he confessed, but there is a clear discrepancy in the case and something is not being said to quartz, look, the promissory note for the loan to the bucks company, look at the amount of the debt skvartsov, indicated in letters from the bucks company. such debts, i don’t know, maybe they decided to scare them, set them on f

down a lot earlier _ they should have locked down a lot earlier 0ur— they should have locked down astudies show they should — earlier. our studies show they should not have looked down at all. that is _ should not have looked down at all. that is the — should not have looked down at all. that is the issue. the number of deaths _ that is the issue. the number of deaths prevented by the lockdown, depending on exactly how you measure it in our— depending on exactly how you measure it in our analysis, about 1700 to 6500 _ it in our analysis, about 1700 to 6500 deaths in the uk and in an average — 6500 deaths in the uk and in an average flu season in the uk you are losing _ average flu season in the uk you are losing around 20,000 people. to put anything _ losing around 20,000 people. to put anything into context. so the lockdown had a tiny effect on mortality, lives saved but we know the damage that has been done not only to _ the damage that has been done not only to economy but also the new oecd_ only to economy but also the new oecd studies have come out what what it has done _ oecd

to| lock them up and potentially harm them, _ lock them up and potentially harm them, so — lock themhatjust- lock them up and potentially harm them, so i think thatjust shows i them, so i think thatjust shows you them, so i think thatjust shows you the deficit— them, so i think thatjust shows you the deficit of— them, so i think thatjust shows you the deficit of democracy— them, so i think thatjust shows you the deficit of democracy in - them, so i think thatjust shows you the deficit of democracy in russia i the deficit of democracy in russia and what — the deficit of democracy in russia and what we _ the deficit of democracy in russia and what we can _ the deficit of democracy in russia and what we can expect - the deficit of democracy in russia and what we can expect if - the deficit of democracy in russia and what we can expect if he - the deficit of democracy in russia | and what we can expect if he does retain— and what we can expect if he does retain that — and what we can expect if he does retain that presidency _ and what we can expect if he does retain that presidency for -

and lock down.rily me, i think extraordinarily to me, i think that boris johnson until that boris johnson took until was 23rd march to do so? >> i was in the cabinet at the time and we were absolutely being told by the government scientists that if you lock down too early, people would get bored of lockdown and you would simply have a peak that simply have a second peak that was than the first peak. was worse than the first peak. i mean, i sat in meetings where we were that. so what were we mean, i sat in meetings where we we politicianst. so what were we mean, i sat in meetings where we we politicians supposed were we mean, i sat in meetings where we we politicians supposed to are we mean, i sat in meetings where we we politicians supposed to be we mean, i sat in meetings where we we politicians supposed to be to as politicians supposed to be to do when people who were supposed to about telling us to know about it were telling us to know about it were telling us to something different? to do someth

then we would got the lock then we would have got the lock down done over that weekend in on of march, three weeks on the 2nd of march, three weeks earlier before. there's earlier than before. there's a doubung earlier than before. there's a doubling rate at this point, estimated every 3 to 4 days. we would have been six doublings ahead of where we were, which means that fewer than a 10th of the number of people would have died in the first wave. a world first online fraud charter is being launched to tackle digital scde. >> scams. >> the home secretary met representatives from leading tech companies like facebook, tiktok, snapchat and youtube to sign the pledge . the charter sign the pledge. the charter will introduce a number of measures to better protect users , including verifying new advertising and removing fraudulent content swiftly. james cleverly says it's a culmination of a huge amount of work and working together , we work and working together, we are seeking to achieve what they want, which is a reduction of fraud on their platforms. >> what we want, which is a reduction o

students had to look, lock _ historic charles bridge.k, lock themselves - historic charles bridge. students had to look, lock themselves up| historic charles bridge. students i had to look, lock themselves up in the rooms. they put the furniture in front of the doors. they were ready to fight with the suspect if the suspect will come inside the room where they have been locked. details have since emerged _ where they have been locked. details have since emerged about the - have since emerged about the 24—year—old gunman who was a student at the university. police say it is thought he was inspired by similar massacres abroad. his father was also found dead earlier today. tonight, prague is a city in shock, with many dead and injured. place of learning bringing down for christmas, shattered by deadly violence. helena wilkinson, bbc news. the christmas getaway has ground to a halt for tens of thousands of people today because of strong winds and also an unexpected strike by eurotunnel workers in france. storm pia has brought wind gusts of u

in an e—mail to students, the university has told them to stay put until lock offices.parts of the university have been locked down because of this ongoing incident. charles university is located in prague's old town, about 500 metres from the historic charles bridge, which is a tourist magnet and very well known landmark in the city. we will try and bring you more on this as we get it. you can get the latest on what is happening if you do step away from the television on our website. but when we get more website, we will bring it to you. let's take you now to the war in gaza. despite extensive diplomatic efforts over the past 2a hours, and talks continuing in egypt with the hamas leader ismail haniyeh, there is no sign of a breakthrough to halt the fighting. hamas says palestinian groups have rejected the prospect of further hostage releases until israel agrees to end the war. a spokesman for hamas has said, "we cannot talk about negotiations while israel continues its aggression". fighting in the gaza strip has escalated. people there have described the latest israeli

locked down just a matter of days after. locked down 'ust a matter of days after. , . , , after.t. the final weekend _ after. yes, that is exactly right. the final weekend of— after. yes, that is exactly right. the final weekend of the - after. yes, that is exactly right. the final weekend of the 21st i after. yes, that is exactly right. l the final weekend of the 21st and 22nd of march so chris whitty produce a paper dated the 22nd of march called coronavirus, summary of strategic and tactical approach to the epidemic, and that was presented to you at occur with strategy meeting on the 22nd. the lockdown was ordered on the 23rd. it followed a meeting of cobra and strategy ministerial group meeting. the material put before you, mrjohnson, over the weekend shows that whilst there were some positive trends, the level of compliance by the population in relation to the measures which had previously been imposed on the 16th and 20th of march failed to reach the necessary 75% required to have some degree of certainty that the r number could be brought below one. is that a fair summary?

and captain tom lock here suffered a cardiac arrest on the pitch incident occurred in the 65th minute when lock years suddenly collapsed to the ground. paramedics treated the 29 year old before taking him down the tunnel on the stretcher. he has since been transferred to a hospital. you're watching the w news coming to from berlin. a reminder now of our top story. israel's military says 3 is really hostages, mistakenly killed by soldiers and casa, were carrying a white flag according to an initial investigation. they were shot after being perceived as a threat by soldiers pursuing palestinian militants in kansas city. at the latest on dw news, this our off next is doc films, a marietta evans name from me and the entire news team. thanks for the cover. the books people have to say to the that's why we listen to based on the reports every weekend on d w. the.

the head of the emergency room had all locks to the hospital. he will show us what sort of condition the victims already when they are brought here. let people sleep in a doctor's due to the ongoing conflict. a large number of casualties are being brought here to all locks the hospital with limited facilities. how do you help the injured brought to, you know, frankly speaking, it is difficult to deal with because we're not seeing cases we're only a leg is broken for someone experiencing abdominal, bloating. we treat a variety of cases including broken bones, trust, injuries and head injuries such as these cases here with this child. and another child. patients are coming to us with different diseases and multiple injuries. and this creates a major obstacle for us and treatment or surgery. in addition, there is a huge number of cases coming in, and this creates a serious obstacle. so things are definitely difficult, depends us, i was just sort of, i mean that with the increasing number of injured women and children coming in and the hospital not

-- locking down london. i don't— about the gilt market? -- locking down london.ic meeting or conversation about those two things. i think more generally as i've said, myjob was to provide him with best economic evidence, advice, analysis and it was a relevant consideration for him that there was this situation in the gilt market and it was right he was aware of that. and of course, with regard to london, we took the advice of sage and close schools notjust in london, but across the entire country on the same day that advice came to the committee. yes. country on the same day that advice came to the committee.— came to the committee. yes, the decision was _ came to the committee. yes, the decision was then _ came to the committee. yes, the decision was then announced i came to the committee. yes, the decision was then announced on | came to the committee. yes, the i decision was then announced on the 18th to take effect from the 20th. in your statement, so that we can understand and it is a matter of huge public interest, we can understand the nature of the impact

then they locked us in a room and fired at us. i was wounded along with a 9 month old baby girl, and my 6 year old child was also wounded. my husband is drowning and his own blood in front of us now. and we are afraid that they will come back to attack us. we informed them that we are civilians and raised the white flag. and now you are and that says it was, is receiving an increasing number of testimonies, outlining these humanitarian atrocities, including field execution side of the is rating. so just opening, finding people's homes in disagreement at lee and the assignment was either a coating in areas whether you can come on to find these. why do you? so we'll just come on to find from palestinian resistance groups. but the homes of the targeting, the not posing a sweat, these are on, on so many. and so you are my deciding that this is evidence of revenge attacks, which of course is a violation of international law. they're also saying that a palace to be as civilians are being targeted walls that moving between husbands becau

we are locked in.railing by 32 points, only has 30% of his supporters saying we are locked. in 70% of them saying we are open to changing our minds. 34% of nikki haley say we are locked. in 66% say we are open to changing our minds as well where it gets really interesting to me, laura, is the evangelical vote. that's where desantis has staked his entire play in iowa. trump is beating him 51-26. with evangelicals. i just think iowa is desantis' last stand. is he not winning new hampshire. south carolina, nevada. i think they are going to try to prop up haley as long as possible. she is going to lose south carolina definitively. march 5th, super tuesday. trump will win so many delegates the race will be effectively over on march 5th. >> laura: we were talking earlier about why jack smith wants to hurry up and get going with this trial. because he sees what is going on. i mean, anyone who says political hasn't been around very long. these numbers are defying everything that the establishment said and told

overpass, production is carried out through the transport lock overpass loading, delivery of nuclearnuclear fuel, the fuel for our reactor plant is, of course, lightly quenched diok. uranium 235, this is a mock-up, a mock-up of that same fuel pellet, weight is about 4.5 g, this is the same in terms of heat release. a fuel pellet is equivalent to 400 kg of coal for clarity or 360 m3 of natural gas. these tablets are filled into a sealed tube, which is made of high-strength zirconium alloy. and this entire element is called a tvl. and then it is formed from these fuel rods. metal assembly

the girls are locked in your apartment in the dressing room. masha has a seizure.to the pharmacy, machine, come here quickly, where’s the imp, bring it quickly, yeah, you’re fired, you can offend all the pharmacies in area, woman, what are you saying, i’m not a woman, i’m zhanna sergeevna. okay, for the first time i forgive you, you are free, thank you, dad, i knew that you would come, that you would save me, always little girl, just call. lord , my girls, everything is fine, everything is fine, mom, mom, oh , lord, my little ones, forgive me, please, forgive me, it’s all my fault, my little ones, it’s all my fault. everything is fine with us, everything is fine, we are not angry, and you, if it’s not too late, forgive me, i love you very much. lord, yes, yes, what, yes, i agree, with whom, to become your wife, i agree, balda. so one more question and i’ll change my mind, no way, well, who? bad, no one, everything is fine with us all. why did they call us? this means we will issue a false call. or maybe we can come to the call faster? by the way, i called you an ho

students had to lock up themselves in their room. they put furniture in front of the doors.hat the suspect will come inside the room where they have been locked. down below, crowds scattered in fear. ordered to clear the area and take cover, although many had no idea what danger they were running from. prague is full of tourists this time of year. some described hearing shots fired and panic. multiple ambulances were sent to the scene. some of those injured are in a very serious condition. gunshots weren't obvious at first. i remember the first one, i looked atjoe and said, "is that... 7" — almost questioning myself. then you saw people running and heard screams and you thought, "it can't be". you tell yourself, you see it on the news and think, you are not going to be in it. in that situation. and then you hear another one, and another one. and we were like — and we heard police sirens and it became clear we need to get out of here. the attacker has now been named as local media as david cossack. he made disturbing posts leading up to the shooting on a social media account.

is so intricate, okay, you’re our expert on locks, so open it, and you’re an expert, on your own accounth, well, you understand, today i’m not on this part, i realized, i’ll have to do it myself again, there’s a 99% chance that the blow was caused by this particular piece of reinforcement, yes, she has earrings in her ears, rings on her fingers. it doesn’t look like a robbery with a grave, lie down, lie down, come to your senses, but maybe someone scared the villain, maybe scared him, anything is possible, novikova ekaterina andreevna, 28 years old, lives in this home, her business card. the head of the logistics department of a holding company already has something, i found this pen a meter away from the corpse, on it is the logo of a conference in moscow that took place a few days ago, a meter away from the corpse, a meter away, hinting that the killer could defend himself, it’s quite, ritka, that there are residents there, well, what, a neighbor from the sixth floor saw how a couple of hours ago two gopniks smashed a video camera at the entrance, that’s already hot, and even hotter is

we kind of locked eyes.e practiced at getting shots off quick and when he took the extra dribble, i lost sight of him and the ball was coming on time on target. >> i figured, give him a crack at it. >> i like his chances fully expected it to go in, and i think all of our fans did too. >> it was an incredible shot. >> moon ball pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. i was sitting right under the rim and i'm looking. i'm like, that's that's good, that's good. and then i said some words that i'm not going to repeat. i mean, he never ceases to amaze us guys. >> magical. he just you can't explain it. um that's just the kind of stuff he does. >> hey, we're packed on christmas day on abc seven. open your presents. enjoy the warriors and nuggets at 11:30 a.m, then seltz lakers. fast forward night time nfl countdown, then 40 niners. ravens followed by after the game. speaking of the 40 niners, they got to figure out a way to stop lamar jackson and the best rushing attack in the nfl. that is job one for san francisco

and that they can get to anybody who is locked in, locked down and needs to get out. >> so what we know is that the police say at 11:46 a.m. in las vegas, there was an incident reported in the 4400 block of maryland parkway. unlv wrote on twitter, university police responding. that reference to beam hall which is the home of the leading business school. if this is not a test. run, hide, fight. that in all caps. now we know that the shooter, we believe, has been killed. you were in las vegas just last week. what are some of the challenges that law enforcement deals with when it comes to closing off an area? we are just blocks away from this major tourist attraction. >> the first is obviously what you said which was, closing off an area like this at a university like this, universities are like mini towns, they have their own protocols for communication. it appears they do this very quickly for the students with the university both doing alerts. this is the best you can do for a community. basically just tell them what's going on and what they need to do in this case, run, hide or fight.

. >> you also have an extra lock now. >> extra, extra lock.ight we put a chain on the bottom. so they have to go through like a chain to lock three locks. if they want to try again. >> and that store owner is now emptying his atm overnight night. and when it comes to prosecuting this crime, the atm security association is advocating for a federal law that would turn atm theft from a property crime into a felony in the newsroom, luz pena, abc seven news. >> lose one of the business owners in your report said that police saw the suspects and didn't chase after them. can you explain why? >> well, dan sfpd said that when it comes to property crime, there's a policy that prohibits them from pursuing suspects. police officers can chase after suspects if the crime is violent . but atm theft are not. he said criminals are well aware of this specific discrepancy. >> no doubt that they are. all right, luis, thanks very. >> bart fares are going up again starting january 1st. the average fare will increase by 5.5. that translates to about 25 to $0.50 extr

to today the posted in what they call this war is the locks of flood. so by israel attacking and provoking around the most important national site, that is, that has repeatedly led to created these sparks that of that of that have led to flames engulfing the country. and so that is what my documentary will expose are. you can send this conflicts, might spread more widely in many ways. it already has. i know it's such on this before with has the law, the who the rebels. the us is recently announced the coalition super text, the series canal and the red sea from here to revel at sites. are you worried that this might spiral also control the definitely, i mean, you know, the, what the rebels all they insisted was a, was that there was a ceasefire in gaza. and so the united states could easily pressure israel into, into making an agreement with some us to have a ceasefire. but instead, the united states is isolated itself and now is sending some kind of coalition to the red sea to attack the hu, these of u. m. and which i don't think is going to be successf

you have them at there will be some mornings, and at least until the new year, i’ll close all the lockslena. igor, i have the keys to the car here, please take it and take everyone to baba valya , stay with mine, okay, i’ll just worry less, you never know what could happen, calm down, of course, you need to pick up the gifts, girls, you now you will go to visit baba valya. listen, nastya, nastya, daina, yeah, i promise you, dad will be back soon, let's go, let's go, let's go, will you come back? we already have hot snacks ready, but excuse me, no, come on, come on, come on, come on, that's it, come on, girls, come on, okay, mikha, finish it. that's it, i'm ready, where are you going, take off the ring from him, he broke the man's face with it, and take out his wallet, let them think it's a robbery. mikha, mikha, alcohol wipes, then wipe his hands so that there is no blood on him, and cut off the tape, your prints are on it, hurry up. now, let's hurry up, that's it, now , so, listen, here, wallet, fucking wallet, so, in short, let's go across the bridge, all this rubbish and the knife to

okay, brooke jenkins says we need to lock them up and we need to lock them up between the time they're arrested and when they go to trial so they don't come back out. but judges don't necessarily see it that way. so what we saw was a blueprint, whether or not that blueprint actually gets built or not remains to be seen. >> yeah. however, let's talk about crime and that clip we ran of you talking with chief scott in which he said, you know, hey, it's already getting better. that car break ins are down. i think he said 50% or something. >> that's his stats. right? >> right. okay. but i'm wondering if this is something where the numbers are going down, but people aren't feeling the residual effects yet, where the feeling of how safe it is lax behind and or lags, if you will. well, that's always going to be the case, because if you how do you deal with that, then? >> how do you pull some of that is a psychological remedy. it takes time or whatever. but look, if somebody's been broken into, they're not going to forget it. okay and they're not going to necessarily feel lot of people who rais

a way not to close the vault with a key, it opens, the lock works, well, these are your secrets, andey will tell, yes, and this is changing the bio-toilet, it was standing here for only a few days, but the vandals broke the lock. in order to repair all the damage in shelters, utility workers spend almost 300,00 uah every month. 123 units were installed in the city, of which 20 36 units were installed in the 22nd year, 87 units were installed in on the 23rd and 36th, military positions were established. mobile shelters will be installed around the city in 2024, the number is not disclosed, they say. everything depends on the requests of the citizens. from the dnipro. olena medalyuk, yaroslav zasoba, details, intermarathon tv channel single news. quarantine, occupation, shelling. schoolchildren from mykolaiv have been on distance learning for more than three years. and in some communities, it is still impossible to restore classroom education. maryna mykhaylovska knows whether there is a way out to support the processes of children's socialization and education. cold in her paws are bu

he would be locked up and... ..and i felt that that little boy, a ten—year—old, shouldn't be locked upu know. what has he done? all he stole was somebody�*s, some food, something like that, you know, because he's hungry, you know? he's, you know... yes. but that's the only way, you have to be in there... ..for you to know what's going on, to understand it, you know. you couldn't do it on the outside. well, i've had a beautiful life. beautiful. all the way. i think had it not been for people like her working in the nhs, doing most of the jobs that others wouldn't do, i'm not sure where it'd get you. and i think it's important that britain does not forget the contribution of the windrush generation. i can't doubt nothing. i've been lucky in england. i have a good life. so i can't knock it. they should be given a pat on the back for doing the work that maybe some of the brits didn't want to do at that time and they worked hard. you know, like my parents were from that generation, they didn't have credit cards, you know, they didn't run up huge credit bills and stuff like that. they bought

he was taken to jail, locked up three to four hours. has any effect on that kid the rest of his life. he had to urinate. he did nothing wrong. but the policeman was relieved of his job. they should have handled this better. one last thing. i was with my mother in memphis, tennessee, i was about six years old. i locked myself out on stairwell while my mother was visiting the doctor. i was five stories high looking down, i was scared to death. today that has affected me. host: i am going to have to stop you there. thank you for your point. this is in houston texas. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am a -- of the veteran in florida, i have been where you are about eight or 10 years ago. there is no help, you have to steal dog food, go to the va, they will point you in the right direction for a homeless program. babel have you in a place in probably about two weeks -- they will have you in a place in probably two weeks. as for the retail crime, yes it is happening, it is happening in big cities. i don't see it too much in houston. th

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. >> norah: just hours after the vote, the locks of george santos' office are changed.ppens now to his bacon seat? fighting resumes in gaza as we are learning more about the massive israeli intelligence failure. our interview with a soldier first on a cbs boot >> people could have been killed. >> norah: new car owners beware. you may have to pay to keep those fancy features. >> hands-free cruise control are sure is nice but are you willing to pay subscription before it? me musical >> nothing worth having comes easy. >> norah: and we go "on the road" with a pilot whose dreams are sky high. speak with the word impossible is an illusion behind the word possible. it's just a distraction. ♪ ♪ >> norah: good evening, and thank you for being with us on this friday night. we begin with history and the house of representaives and the expulsion of republican george santos from the halls of congress. what happened today was rare since the first congress of 1789, more than 11,000 lawmakers have served in the house and just five expelled. that is until today, santos is now the sixth

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he locks people out because of the teachers union.her will never cross the teat union.opreal >> let's talk about covid. you passed a declaration before the state of california did. you close your beaches, bars, b restaurants. you haeachesd quarantines, checs all over the state of florida. w i didn'tay say that. donald trump laid you out onhe that. you followed f science. he followed science.ue. you followed -- you are promoting vaccines. you even wore a mask in september. if it is sea okay with you, why don't we do this where we can both have an opportunity. >> i am trying -- he did all of that until he decided to fall prey to the fringe of his party. as a consequence, tens of thousands of people lost their lives. the equivalent, if i had your policies, ten 9/11's. and for what?>> >> those are lies. the lancet did a study.er florida had a lower standardized covid deat h rate.on "one more thing," the e other thing we had, california had higher exces hs mortality. let me talk about the excess mortality.ys. it is other things. >> i want