unless absolutely necessary. after four weeks in hospital, due to having no physiotherapy whatsoever, she came out unable to use her legs, so she can t walk. she s deteriorated drastically. ijust think it s much busier now. there s also a lot less services available in social care than there was in 2009. you are thinking cottage hospitals and smaller place for rehabilitation, they have all disappeared. there has been no investment into it but increased demand. the team calls the gp to discuss a plan. so she has got an appointment booked in for today but i m not sure what time. it says about a home visit today. obviously got an infection somewhere. with her high temperature, 38.5. obviously got an infection somewhere. with her high temperature, 38.5. they leave antibiotics and eva at home. you have to balance on the one hand, the risks to home of perhaps leaving somebody at home or treating them
they leave antibiotics and eva at home. you have to balance on the one hand, the risks to harm of perhaps leaving somebody at home or treating them at home and then not may be getting the diagnostic tests or treatment that can be done in the hospital, and on the other hand, the comfort of the patient and their wishes and what they would like and the wishes of their family and they are very complex decisions to make. the nextjob is 20 miles from base, but it s a child. the air ambulance is already on scene when we get there. we re at an address in wroxham. the crews do a ten hour day and they were about 20 minutes into a 30 minute meal break when they got this call to a nine year old, who is fitting. max has up to 30 seizures a day. it happened on the way home from school. let s get a blanket on you, get you nice and warm. because he has had a strong sedative, he needs to be
let s get some key race alerts beginning with the state of florida. last time we checked in the former republican governor, charlie crist had the lead. now it belongs to ron desantis. more than 285,000 votes ahead with 44% of the vote in, in florida. let s get an update now on the state of georgia. still very early but legendary vote mobilizer stacey abrams is ahead. 73,000 votes against incumbent republican brian kemp. only 13% of the vote in there. so we will likely watch that, potentially change throughout the night as we turn it over to kasie. i do want to start in georgia because we are starting to get some numbers where we can compare things a little bit. so let s take a look at this. raphael warnock sitting at 60.1%. look at that herschel walker number, 38.5%. that is different from the republican gubernatorial candidate brian kemp who sits at 42.6%. so, again, we want to check with john king on this.
incumbent, 305,000 votes ahead, right now, of stacey abrams, about nine percentage points with 86% of the vote in the state of georgia, as we case headed over to casey hunt i would be surprised if you did not update us. your update would be useless if we did not have georgia in there. and of course, we are starting with georgia. yet again, because look at these vote totals. 32,000 votes separate herschel walker from raphael warnock right now. it s actually a little bit bigger than it has been at some point throughout the night. look at that, 39.4 to 38.5%. again, nobody is over 50, heading to a potential runoff. 86% of the vote is in. we can see this change back and forth still all night long if these votes get counted. all right, let s move to wisconsin, where won johnson, the republican, is setting at 58 point and mandela barons 16,000 votes separating them. and we can actually compare this with just gave us and the governor s
predecessors, biden a 44.1% job approval. that is a little bit better than donald trump was at this same point. he was averaging 38.5% on the approval rating. the republicans in that midterm election in 2018 lost 20 house seats. the 2010 midterms for democrats were an absolute wipeout. they lost 63 house seats. i never like to call people out, steve, but when i ran into you in the hallway, you gave me hope for my cleveland browns. well, then they played the game last night. [ laughter ] as per usual.