lombardy is trying, tentatively, to get back to some kind of normality. shops, cafe, opening up.ny months of death is mourned only in private, the first low—key public funerals. at the hospital, too, things are quieter. covid patients arrive individually, no longer in waves. but perhaps the medics at you at‘s hospital number one have understood this virus in a way the world outside has not. hello, it really is more of the same at this weekend. more dry, and very warm weather and more sunny weather after what has already been the sunniest spring on record. plentiful sunshine to take us through the rest of this afternoon, just a bit of patchy fair weather here and there. high cloud could turn that sunshine hazy at times across scotland and northern ireland. feeling a little bit cool in the north sea coast, looking at highs of 26 degrees. this evening and overnight we will continue to see clear skies for the most pa rt continue to see clear skies for the most part but some area of low cloud and flog carew terrace fog could drift in —— cloud and fog. could keep some murky conditions

now on bbc news, an exclusive film from inside the lodi hospital in lombardy, where doctors and nursese on the front line of the coronavirus outbreak in italy. the story of italy's coronavirus outbreak starts here. on the 20th of february, there were no known cases of covid—19 in europe. doctors were aware of what was happening in china. but no—one in lodi expected their small, provincial hospital, and its sister clinic in codogno, 15 miles up the road, to become the epicentre of the outbreak. doctor paglia knew his small a&e department in codogno did not have the resources to cope. so, in the middle of the night, he prepared to move the whole operation to the bigger hospital in lodi. what doctor paglia and his colleagues did not know was that the virus had been incubating in the community for weeks. suddenly, patients began arriving in huge numbers. they all need one thing — oxygen. in the very beginning we were astonished. it was clear that that was a source of mass casualties. so, just to give you a rough idea, this was the overcrowding situation that we had in the very beginning. t

almost three weeks later, two clusters emerged in lombardy and the numbers just blew up after that withundreds dying every day. 51 days after reporting its first case, italy replaced china as the global epicenter of the covid-19 pandemic. one thing was unmissable as the world watched italy suffer. even one of the best resourced health care systems in the world simply couldn't cope once covid-19 took hold. nobody thought they'd be treating so many people so quickly. >> beginning has been tough just because we receive a number of patient which was absolutely unbelievable at the same time, so, for example, i spent four, five, days without going home. >> this is the end of the day. after 12 hours of continuous duty. there's a lot of patients here. >> dr. enrico is a hospital intensive care director in lombardy. >> we have a huge number of patients with severe respiratory distress and we receive a sort of tsunami of patients submerging us. we are living in a mass casualty scenario and the mass casualty scenario means that there's a huge disproportion between resources and number of patient t

italy's lombardy region was, of course, especially hard hit by the virus. you may remember. it recently did begin to reopen. the virus, having devastated lombardy's nursing homes, with many elderly patients dying alone. ben wedeman, with that. >> the lockdown is over in the cemetery in northern italy. succumb to coronavirus on the 11th of march, but only now can family and friends say farewell. >> her voice breaking. his daughter nicoletta, says good-bye. but we never abandoned you, we never would, she says, because you'll always be in our hearts. this community in the foothills of the alps suffered one of italy's highest per capita death tolls. it was as if a tsunami overwhelmed us, especially the oldest people, nicoletta tells me. >> the average age of those who died from coronavirus in italy is 80. for the town of nemboro, the month of march was a month of daily death. you just need to look at the death notices here. this woman died on the 7th of march. this man died on the 8th of march. this woman died on the 7th of march. this woman, on the 9th of march. this man, on th

but then the virus hit this region, lombardi, the ha rd est hit this region, lombardi, the hardest inthe season to save it. that means he will keep his hotel open right through until january, hoping the rooms fill up as confidence returns. the british tourists, the first one is arrived at lake como in the 18th century. we are ready to welcome them again, like we have always been in the past. for us, it's not a question of working with them, but it is to share our feelings with them, our soul and heart with them. because they started the tourism for us and we wa nt they started the tourism for us and we want them to be back. as soon as possible. local businesses need them badly. italy is expecting a recession this year of almost 10%. having imposed a national lockdown before any other country, italy is now unlocking fast, bringing forward the lifting of some measures, desperate to salvage its tourism season and the economy. but the balance between welcoming visitors back here and the risk of a second wave is what italy, and every other country, is now trying to strike. at the local mar

. >> reporter: tonight for the first time since italy started reopening, we're in lombardy i met the doctor of the covid within moments, a scene that's now encouraging italy to ease the lockdown a formerly intubated patient in the icu for nearly two months recovering now heading out to less critical care. >> basically, we manage to discharge these patient. for us, this is the main goal. >> reporter: every bed in this icu was full last month. now they have fewer than ten critical cases but those still here are still seriously ill. doctors expect half may die. he showed me how covid inflames the lungs so there is no room for air. did this person survive? >> no. >> reporter: we've been in touch with him for weeks, he treated italy's patient one when this hospital was almost at breaking point. do you think you're going to get a second wave, third wave >> if we are getting a second wave, we have to be prepared. >> reporter: changes in nearby milan, too this city felt deserted days ago but tonight they resumed the most italian of all traditions in what was the covid epicenter. the predinne

that's the super bowl trophy, the bruce lombardi trophy and robert kraft has six of those. ring was from new england's 34-28 comeback win against the falcons. >>> a little rusty at this. usually i do this and a top five appears. this day last year it was st. louis blues night. they won and clinched the western conference finals in six games. blues went on to win the stanley cup channelship. number four, 2015, madison baumgardner swung on, gone. first of two career home runs against clayton kershaw. number three, 2012. russell westbrook at oklahoma city put the western conference finals on ice. knocked out the lakers to gain the nba finals. number two, 2017. stanford baseball walked it off against washington. it capped mark marcos' 41st and final regular season as cardinal head coach. and number one, 1992, don nelson is named coach of the year in the nba after guiding the warriors to a 25-57 record. his interests today are a little more natural. >> yeah, i've been smoking some pot actually. but i never smoked when i played or coached, so. >> got to have that disclaimer, coac

baerga mole lies in the heart of lombardy the city of 120000 people has been one of the hardest hit by the pandemic in all the italy some have even called the italian. but slowly people here are starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel if the word out. flavio moros family lived in fear after he started running a fever and having trouble breathing but now he's on the road to recovery next week he'll be tested for coded 1000 again but until then he and his wife are keeping their distance ok. we speak to each other this far apart. she smiling at me i can see it in her eyes. i long for her brace a caress even just a cautious little kiss. everything will be all right says his wife took to on the robin and has become the mantra in italy in recent weeks don davido is also confident but he knows that what's happened in belgium 0 where military vehicles have carried away countless coffins will change his home city it's changed him to listen to. what i learn. to seize the day. to live with joy as if it were your 1st move on with responsibility the wholeness of forces if it were your la

officials say the figure jumped to a74 on saturday, and most of the deaths occurred in lombardy, thefected region. in venezuela, 47 prisonners have been killed following riots over a lack of food and water at the los llanos jail in portuguese state. it comes as nationwide coronavirus quarantine rules to slow the coronavirus outbreak kick in, forbidding prison visits. president trump says he's glad to see kim jong—un is "back and well". north korean state media released these pictures of the supreme leader making what they say is his first public appearance in weeks. there has been intense speculation about kim jong—un‘s health since he missed an important national celebrations in mid—april. the indian government is making it compulsory for all public and private sector employees to use a controversial contact tracing app as it works to ease its coronavirus lock down in some parts of the country. meanwhile, migrant workers, millions of whom have been particularly hard hit by the strict measures, continue to struggle. reged ahmad reports. the moment these men climb out of the barrel of

but then the virus hit this region, lombardy, the hardest in italy. cancelled until at least august. now hotels are planning to extend the season to try and save it. that means he will keep his one open right through until january, hoping the rooms fill up as confidence returns. to the british tourists, the first they arrive on lake como at the end of the 18th century, so we're now ready to welcome them again, like we've always done in the past, and for us it's not a question of working with them but it's to share our feeling with them, our soul, our heart with them, because they started tourism for us and we want them to be back, as soon as possible. local businesses need them badly. italy is expecting a recession this year of almost 10%. having imposed a national lockdown before any other country, italy is now unlocking fast, bringing forward the lifting of some measures, desperate to salvage its tourism season and the economy. but the balance between welcoming visitors back here and the risk of a second wave is what italy and every other country is

but then the virus hit this region, lombardy, the hardest in italy.had booked has cancelled until at least august. now, hotels are planning to extend the season to try and save it. that means he will keep his one open right through untiljanuary, hoping the rooms fill up as confidence returns. to the british tourists, the first they arrive on lake como at the end of the 18th century, so we are now ready to welcome them again, like we've always done in the past, and for us, it's not a question of working with them, but it's to share our feeling with them, our soul, our heart with them, because they started the tourism for us and we want them to be back as soon as possible. local businesses need them badly. italy is expecting a recession this year of almost 10%. having imposed a national lockdown before any other country, italy is now unlocking fast, bringing forward the lifting of some measures, desperate to salvage its tourism season and the economy. but the balance between welcoming visitors back here and the risk of a second wave is what italy and ev

is accounted for almost half of all the italian deaths, more than 15,000 people have died here in lombardyown, they are not taking anything for granted. as promised, we can take you to pictures of the gondolas in venice. social distancing it with a difference on the gondolas. they are still there, up and running, doing business with those two metre distance is in place. saint peter's basilica with the other thing i wa nted basilica with the other thing i wanted to show you. quiet, but it has reopened to the public. it will take, i'm sure, many days for the people to line the route into the basilica, but, of course, it is really thrilling for many italians to see, and encouraged to see that has reopened, as well. mass being held for the first time in two months. again, quieter scenes there, but these are all small steps in the right direction, the italians are saying, and the scene in rome earlier today. as more and more countries ease their lockdown restrictions, what to do about public transport is becoming a central issue. to avoid a second wave of cases, countries need to find a way of

officials say the figure jumped to a74 on saturday, and most of the deaths occurred in lombardy, thefor all public and private sector employees to use a smartphone app designed to trace people who may have been infected with coronavirus. the app alerts users who have come in contact with people later found to be positive for covid—19. privacy campaigners are concerned about how the collected data might infringe people's privacy. coronavirus myths and speculation have been rife on social media during the pandemic — with authorities often frustrated in attempts to tackle the source of misinformation. marianna spring reports. celebrities, influencers, neighbours, friends — all influential, all spreading misinformation. but, to stop the spread, you need to remove the source of disinformation. within the maze, some sources come from a sinister place, in search of clicks and money. 0thers create posts as a joke. i faked a gov.uk text message telling people that they'd been fined for leaving their house over three times a day, and i thought it would be funny to sort of scare them with a fak

now on bbc news, an exclusive film from inside the lodi hospital in lombardy, where doctors and nurses

most of the deaths occurred in lombardy, the italy's worst affected region.down restrictions in just over two weeks, the irish prime minister leo varadkar has announced. small social gatherings outside will be allowed from may the 18th, and larger shops will open. it's hoped cafes and restaurants will re—open by the end ofjune. museums and places of worship will follow in mid—july, and children will return to school in september. and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, nigel nelson of the sunday mirror and the political commentatorjo phillips. that's coming up after the headlines. time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. skies have threatened rather than delivered many showers today. if you've seen a bit of sunshine, the garden's been a nice place to be. spring in full swing of course right now and for part two of the weekend tomorrow, high pressure in control for much of the uk but there will still be a few showers breaking out. maybe for some of us, a greater chance tomorrow of capturing one than today. this wea

but then the virus hit this region, lombardy, the hardest in italy.cancelled until at least august. now hotels are planning to extend the season to try and save it. that means he will keep his one open right through untiljanuary, hoping the rooms fill up as confidence returns. to the british tourists, the first they arrive on lake como at the end of the 18th century, so we're now ready to welcome them again, like we've always done in the past, and for us it's not a question of working with them but it's to share our feeling with them, our soul, our heart with them, because they started tourism for us and we want them to be back, as soon as possible. local businesses need them badly. italy is expecting a recession this year of almost 10%. having imposed a national lockdown before any other country, italy is now unlocking fast, bringing forward the lifting of some measures, desperate to salvage its tourism season and the economy. but the balance between welcoming visitors back here and the risk of a second wave is what italy and every other country is n

to visit their family but in these meetings they need to wear masks in the hardest hit region of lombardy where i'm speaking from the mask is mandatory every time outside home that's why i'm wearing a social gatherings are still banned anyway and it's not possible to move from region to region sporting activities can now be practice also far from home like in parks that reopened but only to walk or run every 4 children remain close while schools were not restored until september so the next 2 weeks will be crucial to understanding the easing of the lockdown will continue or not. still ahead here on al-jazeera iran partially relaxes lockdown restrictions but the government is under pressure to go further. mosques by the 1000000 the challenge facing a factory in afghanistan as it works revive much needed protective equipment. for. al of the cloud is gathering in the rains building again in china doesn't look much admittedly that does but that's out of the water and it won't produce very much rain for landmass atoll now it's all over southern china the orange tops the heaviest stuff just on

a walk and to visit their family but in these meetings they need to wear a mask in the region of lombardi where i'm speaking from the mask is mandatory every time outside that's why i'm wearing it social gatherings are still bans anyway and it's not possible to move from region to region sporting activities can now be practice also far from home like in parks that reopened but only to walk or run errands for children remain while schools were not restored until september so the next 2 weeks will be crucial to understanding the easing of the lockdown will continue or not yeah crucial 2 weeks ahead what's the government strategy to prevent a 2nd wave of infectious. well this is not very clear it doesn't seem to be a real new strategy compared to the phase one. except for masks mandatory on public transport and closed spaces and the implement of some new distancing rules but many people are worried because nothing was said about the possibility of increasing the number of tests that in march and in february where not enough for everyone who needed to be tested there was also a pop. the debat

when you think about all the great nfl coaches in history, names like vince lombardi, joe walsh, billelichick comes to mind, none of them ever one more games than don shula. he was with the baltimore colts. he was with the miami dolphins and that was his biggest memory as he guided them through the only perfect season ever. he died at the age of 90. he said he died peacefully in his sleep. he was 90 years old. in 1972 one of the stars was the prototypical fullback, larry csonka. he described tough and courageous and a foreign leader and he did it with loving added affection and humor. >> let me tell you one thing before we get off. i don't know where all old football players and coaches go, wherever they call heaven, right now, there is a lot of growling and snorting and cussing going on because he just got there. >> don schumer was a hard-core and great nfl coach. may the fourth be with you. heard you say that earlier. it is national star wars day. somewhere in our galaxy they are playing stortz sports. did not honor. as far as we know, joe fonzi remembers the day in sports history m

go to church, but you can go to museums and gyms in many regions but you cannot do that here in lombardiuseums and gyms will be opening up most likely in a week, maybe a little longer. basically it's very much just a little fine adjustment in terms of what is reopening later in these regions. overall, the point is that starting today, you to not need to fill out a form to leave your house. the lockdown officially ends today. you can start living your life of course, the economy has been very hit what's difficult is the measures that these retailers and restaurants and bars have to put into place because these are measures that are very strict in terms of distancing, in terms of precautions they have to take, measuring people's temperature and all sorts of, you know, money that is needed and will need to be spent in order for a small to are to functions. that's the concern, will all stores be opening up, will all restaurants be opening up? the idea that 60% to 70% of restaurants will open up of course, they will not be earning as much as they would in the past is it worth it to keep it op

to visit their family but in these meetings they need to wear a mask in the hardest hit region of lombardy where i'm speaking from the mask is mandatory every time outside home that's why i'm wearing a social gatherings are still banned anyway and it's not possible to move from region to region sporting activities can now be practice also far from home like in parks that reopened but only to walk around every 4 children remain close while schools were not restored until september so the next few weeks will be crucial to understanding the easing of the lockdown will continue or not malaysia and thailand are also starting to open up most businesses being allowed to resume operations but large gatherings and travel still be restricted from fluid has moved from kuala lumpur. the prime minister has described this as a controlled and cautious reopening of economic activity that malaysia has lost 14 and a half $1000000000.00 in the last 6 weeks since the restrictions imposed not many believe. that some people don't agree with the government's decision to ease restrictions however at least 6 local

we saw the same thing in lombardi, spain, throughout europe. what about that as we look at how to improve our chances going forward, a friend of mine said i guess we all need to get healthier, take better care of ourselves so we have a better chance at innate immunity. >> i think that improving your health is always a good idea, and perfects you from infectious pathogens, there are two groups of people who really do poorly with the covid-19 illness. you mentioned people who have underlying serious health conditions, a bigger group, not in size but in the effect, are the elderly. particularly those who live in nursing homes. they often have comorbidities. in my own institution, in my region three quarters of the deaths are in people who are elderly. i think a smarter way to attack this would be to improve the background health as you mentioned, and also target those who are the most vulnerable, starting with the elderly. particularly those in nursing homes. that may be easier to transition to then using broader social tools. >> laura: essential

eight lombardy trophies, 20 major championships between the four does with $10 million going towardsef efforts as well. the trash talk has already begun. >>> i think the teams are fair. i think, you know, phil chose the right partner in tom. together. they have 11 championships. tiger and i have 17, the way i count it, right, tiger? >> hopefully after phil and i win they don't try to change the rules on us or send the tams into the nfl. i don't know if peyton can still do that now that he's retired and change the rules to make it easy terrify next time. >> can you expect a lot more of that on sunday afternoon. you can watch the match tomorrow. the event tees off at 3:00 p.m. eastern. with the superstars being mic'd, there will be more trash talk to say the least. >> that's a good fun four. hoping to watch that. thanks so much. >>> so here at cnn just like a lot of you we're all working a lot of us remotely. even our guests are joining us from their homes. so online critics, and you might just be a silent critic, raiding everybody's rooms. wall paper, lighting, nothing is off the tabl

. >>> and in italy, restaurants and shops in the country's hard hit lombardi region will open monday after a two month lockdown. italian museums will also open monday. but the world renowned gallery in florence will not open for another week. no word yet on when the vatican museums will open. >>> and in spain, they are expanding its first deescalation phase to almost 70% of the population. and that allows for larger stores and other businesses to reopen in some capacity. however, barcelona and madrid still have not been given the green light to move forward. the government also has issued a 14 day mandatory quarantine for international passengers entering the country. >>> in france, the national health agency is reporting there are now fewer than 20,000 people in the hospital with coronavirus. but 2200 of them are in intensive care. from thursday through friday, 104 people in france died of covid-19 taking the total death toll there to more than 27,500. >>> coronavirus is spreading fast through russia's 11 time zones. on saturday alone, the country reported more than 9,000 new cases.

shops, restaurants and hairdressers in the hard-hit lombardi region will be allowed to reopen. prime minister calls it a calculated risk that has to be done with prudence. on saturday, italy recorded the fewest number of daily deaths i since its lockdown began in march. this must be a day that many people have been waiting for and it's almost here. >> that's right. it's quite exciting. people here in rome have been preparing -- you can see in the shops, the windows are open, people are cleaning, putting down tape to try to mark out the safe distancing. it's still quite unchaptered territory, though. there have been a continuing number of people outside, going for walks, exercising. there's already movement across the country. but what we don't know what that's going to look like is when restaurants are open, is there going to be plexiglas separating people. they're saying it would be better if restaurant tables can be outside. how are the waiters going to serve the people? there are so many unanswered questions. and people are worried if they go too fast there will be a relapse

shouldn't, but when you know that at the end of the year you have a possibility of holding up the lombardiphy, it is a lot easier, the vibe is different.>> ultra competitive, that is music to any coaches years, meanwhile on the subject of football, you knew this was coming, when cincinnati drafted joe burrow, officially released exactly one week after the draft, the red rifle, started for the bengals since 2011 when he was a second round draft pick, but the speculation began as to where he will wind up, only 31, the patriots or the jags.>>> the good old boys on the nascar circuit, they are about to take the petal off the metal when it comes to getting races going, nascar will return in soon, may 17 at darlington raceway, seven events in 11 days, involving all three national series, even a pair of wednesday races for you fans, and you can imagine there will be no fans in the stands, they will be taking other safety precautions, it is all available, check your local listings.>>> the last day of april. no games or scores, and joe has it all for us on this date in sports history. >> hard to fi

bring back mostly the same team that was a 10 point blown 4th quarter lead away from winning the lombardi trophy sorry for the bad memories now its biggest losses deforest buckner who was traded to the colts, san francisco at a south carolina defensive tackle jamal kinlaw in the first round caesa has the bucks cowboys and saints as the next 3 teams with the best odds to represent the nfc in the super bowl. now on the other hand, the kansas city chiefs are the favorites to win another super bowl in 2020. and their signal caller patrick mahomes is the favorite to win the mvp award as caesars sportsbook mahomes is 4 to one to win what would be his second regular season mvp award in the past 3 years, lamar jackson last season's mvp is 13 to 2 to win the award again at this year's seasons book of course niners fans of air familiar with patrick mahomes he threw for 286 yards and 2 touchdowns in last year's super bowl victory over the niners. he is viewed by many as the best player in the nfl. that's your look at sports back to you. >>thank you jason next today, the bay area startup helping to s

and in new york city particularly, in new york we saw the hospital system in a kind of wuhan or lombardy overwhelmed situation but there does seem to be a gap between what the sort of worst feared hospitalization rates and hospital overwhelmed and what has presented even as the fatalities have presented as bad if not worse than what peel thought. where do you think we are in terms of our understanding of that? >> yeah, so i think first of all, there is still a lot we're learning about the disease but what we saw in new york and i think what we're seeing now in dallas where the hospital beds are starting to fill up, in other places, as well, is that this is a pretty serious disease. so it's possible that in some cities at some moments it will under perform in terms of what we were worried about, but i don't think that i can look out to the next three or six months and think the health care system will get through this just fine, especially if we start seeing large numbers of new cases developing as the economies open up. i do expect to see real stress on the health care system in many pla

both an intensely localized devastating outbreak around new york, similar to wuhan or madrid and lombardyllustrated on the chart, very bad outbreaks in a number of other places in varying intensity and that presents a kind of unique challenge and also a federal response for precisely that reason, right? >> absolutely. you know, the best metaphor and it's a little off collar so apologize guys you don't have a pee peeing section in the swimming pool. we can't have a good response in some places and a bad response in other places. new york is not safe until everywhere else is safe. everywhere else is not safe until neighbors are safe. i have family in michigan. i can't go see them for who knows how long. they can't come see me for who knows how long because this is a nationwide problem. it's not something once maryland gets in order, we can go wherever we want. we have to defeat this as a country. yes, the dynamics are localized and we'll see different places peak at different times but as long as we have susceptible people anywhere in the country and still a lot of them, we're at risk until

it got a plane in china, went to upper europe, went to the workers, went to the lombardy region of italy and then it came to new york and new jersey because that's where the flights come. that was the first point where we have to go back to come up with a system that correct that. >> all right, so now you say let's look forward. don't be so obsessed with the president. look to congress. they hold tremendous power in terms of what the reopening is going to look pick. what is your concern what's going to happen with this bill? it seems it's dead in the senate unless these few senators can push mcconnell. what are you worried about in terms of the politics and policy in place? >> look, going forward there's two big questions, right? what are we going to be talking about eight months from now, nine months from now that was determined? first, have states figured out these reopening mechanism? do you have enough testing, tracing in place? can you calibrate the opening, the economic reopening by the public health data? . it's never been done before and have the states put that system together s

elizabeth lombardi's sister remembers her as supporting, caring, and fierce never wanted to show up tone's home empty handed. she would bring meals, flowers to plant in the garden or new clothes she found on sale. she loved her family. her sister says elizabeth is someone who brought joy and beauty to everyone's life. we'll be right back. this is a tempur-pedic mattress. and its mission is to give you truly transformative sleep. so, no more tossing and turning... or trouble falling asleep. because only tempur-pedic uses proprietary tempur® material... that continuously adapts and responds to your body, to relieve pressure... so you get deep, uninterrupted sleep. all night. every night. the tempur-pedic summer of sleep starts now, with all tempur-pedic mattresses on sale, and savings up to $500 on adjustable sets. we're returning $2 billion dollars to our auto policyholders through may 31st. because now, more than ever, being a good neighbor means everything. like a good neighbor, state farm is there. . >>> developing this morning, new details about the terror attack at a pensacola nava

>>blown 4th quarter lead away from winning that lombardi trophy.orest buckner who was traded to the colts, san francisco added south carolina defensive tackle javan kinlaw in the first round caesars has the bucks will tom brady now, cowboys and the saints as the next 3 teams with the best odds to represent the nfc in the super bowl. now on the other hand, the kansas city chiefs well, they are favorites to win another super bowl in 2020 and their signal caller patrick mahomes is the favorite to win the mvp award at caesars mahomes is 4 to one to win what would be his second regular season mvp award in the past 3 years mark jackson last season's mvp. >>he's 13 to 2 odds to win the award again this year at caesars sportsbook of course the niners fans are very familiar with patrick mahomes as we all know he threw for 286 yards and 2 touchdowns in last year's super bowl victory over the niners. he is viewed by many as the best player in the nfl. that's your look at sports back to you guys all right did we have here those numbers it still hurts thanks ja