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Yesterday the big ten announced it will kick off its season october 23rd with daily testing for every player, coach, and trainer before every game and practice. this comes a month after the big ten postponed the entire season due to the pandemic. as the midwest is getting hit particularly hard with record numbers of new cases and outbreaks she would largely by college students returning to campus, including at the university of wisconsin in madison, where more than 500 students are either in iso...

And trainers will be required to undergo daily testing for covid-19. donald trump congratulated the league getting he hopes to see fans in attendance and if you would like to see the pack of 12 conference return to action next. month after minneapolis be leaders disband the police department councilmembers are being asked where are the cops as crime sores? leslie marshall and anthony borelli will debate that next. managing type 2 diabetes? youre on it. you may think youre doing all you can to ma...

People that dont have symptoms going back to a workplace or going back to school, thats where we really need guidance. >> the main feature according to duke university director and former fda commissioner mark mcclellan is screening, massive amounts of the population on a regular basis. catching asymptomatic individuals. 40% of people infected with coronavirus have no symptoms. >> we have asymptomatic testing going on now. it works. it helps reduce spread. what we dont have is a national strateg...

At his press conference he praised the testing and promised a nationwide rollout of rapid antigen tests. the contract was for $760 million. another incredibly valuable result of president trumps all of america approach. cnn senior investigative co correspondent drew griffin. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a game changer in the fight against covid-19. the trump administration announcing a few weeks ago it was buying 150 million new abbott laboratories rapid antigen tests. >> well deliver mill...

Very difficult because the track changed so many times i think that there were probably people that thought, oh, its not going to be that bad. >> reporter: the system originally tracking to new orleans, then biloxi, then mobile. >> this forecast for this storm, it was not very good. lets just call it what it was. >> reporter: today residents and business owners surveying what sally left behind. pamela homiak owns a total which was just getting reopen its ballroom after shutting down because of c...

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After one is approved by the government and free to those who get it. there are six vaccine candidates. most require a second dose, either 21 or 28 days after the first, and it has to be the same vaccine both times. cities and states are scrambling to make it all happen. >> we dont specifically know what product were getting, what kind of conditions its going to require to maintain that vaccine. >> reporter: one challenge: the vaccines must be stored at different temperatures, ranging from 2 deg...

The government says there are more tests being done in the uk than in most the signs are clear, the testing european countries and it wants to double the number by october. system is struggling to cope with but with the health secretary matt reports that some in desperation are hancock admitting the current crisis would take weeks to fix, turning up at accident and emergency seeking coronavirus tests. it is led many who need one are finding it to this warning in bolton which currently has the hi...

Priority after the health secretary, matt hancock, said it might be weeks before the problems are resolved. another cabinet minister, robert buckland, acknowledged the government is facing "real challenges" and insisted it will "do whatever it takes" to increase laboratory capacity. greg mckenzie reports. the signs are clear, the testing system is struggling to cope, with reports that some in desperation are turning up at accident and emergency seeking coronavirus tests. it has led to this warni...

Anyone. we know when you start mixing children again inevitably coughs and colds, they are going to get temperatures, the demand is going to go up, and the fact there seems to be a surprise to the government and testing system beggars belief from our point of view. the idea it is going to be several weeks before we get this sorted is just a several weeks before we get this sorted isjust a disasterfor the nhs. every day we have conversations which are very helpful but we raise these matters and w...