so many questions for cricket. the danish superliga leaders fc mitjalland have played theirfirst match since the season resumed, it was behind closed doors, but the club opened up the stadium car park for 2000 drivers to watch the match on big screens and listen to commenatry on their radios. it looked to have been a great success, apart for the result, they lost 1 0 to horsens. they are still nine points clear at the top of the table. it is not great. you ms the fans of the support in the atmosphere. at the support in the atmosphere. at the end of the day, we would play for our supporters and if we don‘t have them in the stadium, it is not the same feeling. hats off to the clu b the same feeling. hats off to the club for thinking in and trying to
reporter: cari, heather s friend and dance instructor, who also happened to be a cop, organized a search party. and we had our backpacks on. and we had good walking shoes. and we had snacks and towels and water. reporter: around lakes, parks, and railroad tracks, cari and the other women searched methodically not knowing what they might find. and i told all the girls, y all be prepared because we might find her, okay? your foot hits something hard and you think, oh, my god, is it her? but it s a branch. you never know with each step. reporter: to put together the puzzle of what happened to heather and what she meant by that disturbing good-bye email, detective kemp wanted to know more about heather. starting with her relationship with chris. i wanted to know more about their marriage and what s been going on between them the past year.
quarantine with nearly two months with businesses, schools and public spaces ordered shut but, as the weeks have gone on, social distancing has slowed. statistics show fewer than 50% of residents are still respected the rules and in some parts of sao paulo city, shops are reopening. authorities are turning a blind either so. translation: it is difficult to believe that some prefer to subject the population to a game of russian roulette. the indifference to death is unseemly. it is a crime of responsibility. trafficjams have returned, despite efforts to dissuade people from commuting. many brazilians argue they have to work. millions of people who work in the informal economy and depend on daily wages are struggling. the country is running out of options to tell people to stay
to dissuade people from commuting. many brazilians argue they have to work. millions of people who work in the informal economy and depend on daily wages are struggling. the country is running out of options to tell people to stay at home at the time when it is needed the most. katy watson, bbc news, in sao paolo. let s take you now to hong kong where for a second time in just over a week, there have been scuffles in the legislative council chamber that broken out between pro democracy and pro government legislators. it s centred on a row over procedures with the leadership of a key committee at stake. you can see here there were chaotic scenes earlier today, members pushing, grappling, shouting at each other, security guards have carried out to pro democracy legislators out of the assembly. so we will bring you more on that as we get it. but
we undertook a study where we looked at over 200 specimens and tested them by all five methods and there are differences between these tests. reporter: dr. gary prokoff is head of virology at the cleveland clinic. the one from the cdc meaning they caught nearly all but 5% of cases but the highly touted abbott i.d. now test which can give results in minutes missed up to 15% of infected patients. another study found it potentially missed 25% of infections. and that s a concern because despite their negative test results, those people are actually infected and can still spread the virus. you would never want to use that test to screen somebody in the hospital to put them into a covid negative unit because in that case you can t afford to make a mistake. reporter: in a statement, abbott said the type of viral