Im Ken Wayne ahead of June 15th the States Positivity and transmission rates continue to stay low. But will that change once everything opens back up. Safety rules are loosened n. More people interact Kron Fours harry pose those questions to an infectious Disease Expert to find out what we should expect. Amanda. Good evening. The expert tells me shes optimistic about this reopening. She says its different than previous attempts to reopen because of the vaccine. Things like social Distancing Masking and testing. Were all things to protect us from the virus. But the vaccine is the solution. I would look forward to i really i know it feels really nerveracking that were at this point because its been really hard time, but vaccines. Ive gotten us here and its going to go out infectious Disease Expert Monica Gandhi is optimistic about the June 15th be opening. She says while the precautions have been helpful. The vaccine is ultimately making the biggest difference read about a 60 first dose
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military families are counting down the days. please join me in thanking the family for their service and sacrificing. we wish them a speedy and safe return. [applause] [applause] [applause] together we have laid a solid foundation that got us through some tough economic times. it has brought us to a defining moment for our sake. now there economy picking up steam, how do we build on that foundation? with washington paralyzed by politics, what can we do here in missouri to make a lasting difference to real people? and when it s always easier to do the small things and to clear victory, how do we tackle the big challenges? the things that matter most. schools and good jobs and healthy communities for kids to grow up in. missouri is a state where we have small-business owners and artists and outdoorsmen and farmers and there are many things every single one of us would agree upon. but here is one that we can. our single greatest responsibility as elected officials and those
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