Another 15 days. The u. K. Government under fire for suggesting Health Workers reuse protective gowns as supplies run low. And the number who died in africa passes a sound including the nigerian president s chief of staff. The number of deaths and infections from corona virus continues to rise in many countries but so is the pressure on many governments to ease or lift their knockdowns spain has joined italy and the u. S. In seeing more than 20000 People Killed by the virus Officials Say the peak has passed as deaths in the u. K. Pass 15000 a government minister has admitted that surprise a vital masts and aprons are running short after warnings from hospitals meanwhile at the end stage of carolina has added evidence to the mantra that testing is the way out of the pandemic its claiming success with just 3 deaths and despite more than 37000. 00 deaths now reported in the u. S. Some governors appear to be bowing to pressure from the president and his supporters that rolling out plans to
and they fear that there could be a second potential wave of coronavirus victims if more governments open too prematurely. right now 37,000 of fellow americans have died of coronavirus. the states down south and west have not even hit their peaks yet. dr. anthony fauci, national institute of allergy and infectious diseases says social distancing does play an important role in stopping the spread. if you get a test today, that does not mean that tomorrow or the next day or the next day or the next day as you get exposed perhaps from someone who may not know they are infected, that that means that are negative, which means if you take that to its extreme in order to be really sure you would almost have to test somebody either every day or other day or every week or what it is to be absolutely certain. eric: steve harrigon in atlanta with the very latest, hey, steve. steve: 6 states have held protests to try to reopen the economy, more of them happening today, the most visible
people being tested positive as well as some fatalities. we know that in the south we have the lowest resilience to coronavirus. in the south we have the highest poverty rates, we tend to have older populations and younger populations that are vulnerable. we have one of the weakest health care infrastructures and because half of the states that have not expanded medicaid in the southeast, we do not have the infrastructure to take care of and serve those in need. we have had some of the highest rates of hospital closures in the south, especially in rural communities. but we also know we have some of the lowest coverage rates of public benefits. yes, everyone can get access to snap and other programs, but in the south, especially in georgia, we have some of the weakest coverage rates, meaning that the amount that you receive, even if you qualify, tends to be not enough to meet the needs that you have. in georgia, specifically, albany, georgia a few weeks ago was number four w
intervene in a state matter and say stop the state plea because it is insufficient? sara lynch with reuters. i want to ask you about a question about the office of professional responsibility. earlier this year it was disclosed that they re doing a review into how you and other prosecutors in your office handled this matter. what is the status of that? what exactly are they looking at? will you submit to an interview, even though you re no longer with the justice department, and if they find any misconduct, will you resign? um, first i don t know what the status of that is. i would refer that to the office of professional responsibility. i don t speak for them. i will clearly submit for an interview, even though i don t have to. i think what they do is important. the office of professional responsibility will have access to the full record. they will have access to all the facts. they will have access to the fbi reports and the victim interviews. they can look at this mat
In addition to being underpaid for teaching their lessons, providing childcare, and serving as mentors to the next generation, teachers are also underpaid for protecting their students from armed assailants. The Onion asked teachers why they need to be able to carry guns in the classroom, and this is what they said.