including for pakistanis like raheel zafar. but that doesn't scare the 25-year-old, who has no desire to stay in bosnia and no intention of returning to pakistan. >> this is not good. what am i doing here? i don't have work. i have nothing here. europe has everything. they have good camps. the food is good. clothes are good. everything. you can work there without a problem. that's why we want to go there, you know. >> as soon as it gets warmer, raheel zafar wants to make a new attempt to cross the border into croatia. but for the time being, he has no choice but to stick it out here, in the mud, rain, and bitter cold. >> the austrian town of ischgl is mainly known for its extensive skiing slopes in the alps. but last year, it made headlines for becoming one of europe's first coronavirus hotspots. for almost a year now, the town has been on shaky ground. despite the ideal snow this year, tourists are nowhere to be seen. austria's ski villages are in lockdown. that means trouble for bernhard zangerl. his family runs a hotel and a

you know, i would say a zafar as the fear surrounding covid.hink that's completely reasonable, you know a zara's teachers having that fear, however, i think what we've seen is that that fear has is largely unfounded. you know, there have been schools even in this country and across europe that have been open since september. there there been private schools in the bay area that have been open for months. we haven't seen those large outbreaks. in fact, all of the data is saying that schools are much safer than the surrounding community, and the transmission tends to be very low within schools. so first of all, i think you know the fears are my teachers are somewhat but unfounded and there hasn't really been catching up to the science. in terms of their stamps. that's for parents on but particularly parents that feel that their children have totally in favor of them have a continuing to have a choice t if that's what they need, andre to see, you know, to kind of take a wait and see approach and see and see what happens when those of us who really

at least a zafar is making kansas city competitive in the super bowl, and it was announced today thatwhy mahomes who spent most of the day right. i mean for his life versus tampa bay's defense and was doing it on a bad wheels. it turns out the homes is now going to undergo surgery to repair a tauron planter plate in his foot. he'll undergo the surgery there tomorrow or the next day. it's commonly called turf toe. he's gonna miss all the offseason workouts, but apparently will be ready for the preseason, depending, of course, on what goes on with the pandemic. meanwhile the winning quarterback in the super bowl none other than tom brady, of course, continued to build on his immense legacy. seven super bowl wins and 10 tries for him, but how does he stack up with other sporting titans? joe fonzi help tell us. you're looking at the greatest right there with seven super bowl titles. now, to his credit, it's no longer relevant to think of tom brady simply in football terms. he's one more super bowls than any other franchise. this guy just changes the mold of way. we think we now have to th