mooney played in only 20 of golden state's 65 games. how about the spurs guard stepping out of his workouts at home? he may need to find some tougher competition. he said e,kids cameknocking on his door and asked him to play. >> the but he doesn't regret it. >> among the teams able to go back to their facilities, dallas will soon have a new face in the building. this is great news. the former 49er smith has been reinstated and will be allowed to participate in the cowboys virtual off-season program. smith has been suspended since 2015. he signed with dallas last month. >>> the ohio state football is hoping to have fans at games this fall. the athletic director said the buckeye stadium which holds 100,000 fans normally could hold 22,000 fans following social distancing guidelines. and, maybe as many as 50,000 if things improve. you know what sport doesn't need any spectators? best fishing. bass fishing. he's a nice fish. >> tenets catch goes to young rocco who took a break from online classes to reel in a 6- pound largemouth bass up ther

i went to wilson airport nairobi with my friend duncan willetts with jordan aircraft to fly us to mooney the capital of the kumars where a makeshift morgue set up. so we drove to this meat factories wide right near the ocean and we went inside and there was poured probably 80 to 100 bodies lying on the floor in rows and they were covered by sheets and we had to basically go through each one to find brian and dad broad tetley was on the flight as well we had to go through each one to find them so duncan started at one end and i started at the other end and i thought i found dad's body and. i really didn't know what what i found is what he and i put the sheet back on and i walked outside and i brace basically brought down what were your thoughts on the floor we never actually talked about this when we were there we didn't really say much on the trip there did you think he would have made it there when we were flying over were you pretty convinced that he had well i must admit i was pretty convinced that he died in you know we were trying we're trying to tell you maybe all of your you know

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viral is that lancaster university dr mohammed mooney assessed that with school slowly coming back on line children need to be washed carefully. okazaki disease it's not yet known how it is triggered but it is certainly known that it is caused by an auto immune response to any and he didn't so there are few chances that whatever whenever. he has an activity that he could be more prone to our community action made call a virus that the body over react to the infection however 'd the impact of going to virus on to the auto immune faction similar to call a stock you still need to be explored if we look on to that out now there are very small proportion of the children who are observed having this kind of condition so therefore the impact on the global scale doesn't seems to be that high but this is certainly something that needs to be watched me closely especially in different governments are planning to open the schools and if that will would be the condition of your children are very likely to develop. like a syndrome and then having chances to get infected cornum others might add to i

was found to be in line with national averages well as drawn by policy research expert dr joshua mooney thinks that simply following the science isn't as easy as it seems science lab is exactly what it says it's being led by science but when the science is uncertain so the measures that you try to enforce and so while the research do you must you be stanley it does suggest that some measures are more effective than others to base an entire country's strategy on a single paper or possibly not the best idea. being sad there's certainly something to question around this kind of science lead narrative that will be given by the u.k. government and it's clear from the issues around the u.k. scientific advisory group for emergencies that we've seen in recent days in the strategic delays that we saw in one of the early response that the definition of science in a science led strategy is actually incredibly narrow and doesn't represent a kind of wide range of rex's uses the earlier study that shows that some jobs are putting people more at risk that what measures could be introduced there to kee

they range from mooney's comment, brown's comments, senator reed. senator menendez. german crepeo.ried to ensure we had in these middle markets, a plan that would be taken up. toomey you heard from hat -- if you build such, no things are going to be interfered in those treasury dollars. if you take so much time in setting up this mainstream facility, you are not meeting congress's intent, which was to particularly realize these are unprecedented times and that the lack of -- forward leaning approach for these middle market rms was not the internal intent. -- original intent. when you have them all agreeing, i would say that's a pretty clear intent. i hope we can move forward at an aggressive rate. >> i look forward to that. >> thank you. >> senator rounds? do you have the senator with us? enator tillis? senator purdue. i understand senator purdue is only with us by audio but senator purdue, are you there? i see john kennedy. john, you want to go? >> i'll go, mr. chairman. >> all right. >> mr. quarles, what was the size of the federal reserve balance sheet on february 1 of this near