enter when the mto grade at manchester has been very vocal about raising awareness of this.lems is, even gps are not treating this as a real symptom of over 19. a real aftereffect. what's really interesting here this is the first time we've had a numerical care, a study saying this is how many cases we may have. obviously, half a million is a very large number that needs to be addressed. also, the paper picks up on what it describes as the pressure, the people who have these kind of symptoms. the pressure that they feel under to go back to work, the whole impetus to get the nation back working. and even though people aren't feeling 100%. two things there, there is the sort of lingering, physical symptoms which in some cases is very serious. i had what i think was coronavirus right at the start of the lot down. and even though i was bedbound i was also quarantine it took me a good six to eight weeks before i could i’ui'i six to eight weeks before i could run again or cycle without being out of breath and having a sore chest. i regard myself as getting off lightly. there are p

. >> wielding knife a ld mto hewould kill me if i didn't do what he demanded. >> reporter: chris pedretti so-called golden state killer who sat stone faced. >> while we all have suffered for 44 years... >> reporter: pete schultze spoke >> mhis mother. tiedhe..to tste performed horrific acts against my mother. >> reporter: deangelo, a former police officer, terrorized mostly women in central california from 1975 to 1986. he evaded arrest until 2018 when new d.n.a. testing techniques helped track him down. >> guilty. >> reporter: deangelo pleaded guilty in june to murdering 13 people and raping nearly 50 others, saving himself from the death penalty. >> it is inconceivable that such s creature exists in this world. may he rot in hell. >> reporter: the emotional reckoning continues tomorrow when more victims will confront their monster. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news los angeles. >> o'donnell: and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." a major shake-up at the "the ellen degeneres show," and an emotional apology from ellen herself. meet the 11-year-old golf star wh

is a hero in the field have to put up with that badgering from someone like that is disgusting the mtoe talking about the science. when you take that and translate that into policy that's a different role. i don't think it is fair to put dr. fauci this that position. it actually is a waste of his time to answer questions from people like that. >> on thursday, "vanity fair" published a shocking article, doctor, which revealed the president's son-in-law put together federal plans for a cohesive response but was not put into practice because it would clash with the president's political ambitions. >> there was a belief in april taking hold in the white house that the virus was on its way out. so at that point it was pretty much just in the blue states. there was little thinking around this, according to my sources, that, you know, if they needed a political response to this, they could just blame those governors, and that would be an effective political response. >> we saw also in the hearing this week with the coronavirus task force representative steve scalise holding up a bunch of pape

and you're right, it was important for mto be i arkansas right now. we're starting schol. we still have covid. we're dealing with that. but it is also impornt for this convention to go forward with enthusiasm. d i'm speaking democrat and republican convention because while the nation is focused on covid and trying to have some normalcy in life, we have to elect a president for t next four years. and this convention will help everyone to get focused. in terms of character character and i think the rest of the country, what we're looking for is motivation, why this election is important, and to get us engaged. and secondly t is about moving vote ares as well. and that's what president trump needs to do is to motivate his base but also not to forget that we are can move voters into his colume, i think partly by remeunding him of what he has done. pt secretarinting a broad and expansive view as to what he wants to do. tonight is a good start with the saerican story. >> when yoneeds to move vote ares into his colume t suggests that he hasn't done enough of that until now. >> we

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