—— exponential growth and m scholl —— exponential growth and can quite easily get out of control.l disparities being quite severe because parts of the northeast northwest and midlands do seem northeast northwest and midlands do seem to be getting it worse than the southeast and the southwest. it does seem southeast and the southwest. it does seem to be, you know, we could put that we could speculate about that being down to the regional inequalities that exist anyway, those parts of the country have been hit by qualities that do affect health outcomes, and so there might be underlying health conditions as well as economic factors that would make it more likely for those areas to be hit harder, but it does make it difficult, because those areas, you know, they will be experiencing lockdown measures other parts of the country won't be, so the idea of national unity, which we do need, you know, we do need to all feel that sense of collective responsibility to each other. it does risk being a little bit afraid unless there is very very good messaging from the government. of course, th

asked for examples i gave you so let's talk if we my about your support for the assad government by scholl assad in syria despite its shocking disregard for human life especially civilians you could hardly claim of what they've been doing or don't you the party of god have anything to say about policies of rape torture and extermination that. his forces have been carrying out you've got no principles no red lines as far as that sort of behavior is concerned. let me ask you about the western media about your government of the western governments of the united states governments and what they did to the israelis who crush the people every day who are bipolar star and who buy parts of lebanon who buy parts of the golan heights and who continue to occupy also they want the next part of jordan and the parts of all the other places i mean if we ask those questions in other programs i'm talking to you or not as i'm talking to you about hezbollah because you represent hezbollah and i'm asked why you are silent why you support hezbollah regime in syria will the faeries out extermination policies to

scholl but in that case what we'd actually be saying is that perhaps for the next 102030 years the international community would tolerate far greater human rights abuses and far lower levels of freedoms relating talking thinking isn't doing really anything i mean. as far as i'm concerned it's only creating as you know rhetorical battles but it's not doing anything to stop this human rights abuses or that i think i mean again but the whole discussion of belarus this demonstrated that there is an effect to the fact that lucas franco had to hold elections gave an element of hope to the opposition the fact that he continued to beat them undermine his legitimacy and now we see it very clearly that the majority of people in belarus do not want him as a leader so the openings that were fostered by the international community in that country have allowed the domestic grossest it's a place much more quickly than my international community absolutely has nothing to do that we have to give the credit to the belorussian people and speaking out which for now it looks interim ancient parallel with russian hou

andy scholles is live in kansas city. what happened, andy?id try to do a show of unity. as a part of the new nfl social justice initiatives, you know, the league is planning this whole entire weekend on playing both the black national anthem which is the song "lift every voice and sing" and "the star spangled banner" at every single game and the chiefs decided to stay on the field for both of the anthems while the texans remained back in the locker room saying they didn't want to be seen celebrating one song and throwing shade on the other and that's why they decided to stay in the back. the chiefs all lined up at the goal line for the anthem and video tribute and alex okafor kneeling during the national anthem with his fist raised in the air. once the texans took the field both teams gathered at midfield for a moment of unity. [ crowd booing ] >> you hear some boos there on the broadcast. i was in the stadium. i didn't hear any of the fans booing in the area where i was sitting. j.j. watt says he didn't understand why anyone would boo that m

and where, later that morning, at minot state's department of nursing, professor diane scholl wondered why one of her students hadn't shown up for an exam. >> before we all started taking the test, i said has anybody heard from angela? >> reporter: angela was this woman. >> my name is angela wilder. i am a student nurse with msu and i will be assessing your cardiovascular system today. >> she was just this sweet, little, southern girl. always yes, ma'am and no, ma'am. >> reporter: angela wilder was, in addition to a nursing student, a mother of three. who, just days before, had revealed to her professor that she was pregnant. >> did you have any advice for her? >> well, we talked about how stressful school is. and we talked about, you know, her not feeling well. and then, that's when i just told her, yes, she's expected to come to class. but if she couldn't, she needed to call and let me know. and we would just make other arrangements. >> reporter: but that morning, no call. no angela. was she ill? class was over. before one of diane's students dropped a kind of bombshell. >> she said,