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Learned, linda became seriously ill, ending up in the i.c.u. eventually she got better and went home. but then four months later she was sick again, back in the hospital. and again. something odd occurred. >> at that hospital the iv, the port on the iv, which is where they do injections into an iv, was broken. >> this is a different hospital. >> different hospital, different staff. >> had someone tampered with those bags? could it have been poison? that was never clear. >> they tested everything...

Were more than eight months into this crisis. the president still doesnt have a plan. hes given up. hes quit on you. hes quit on your family. hes quit on america. >> the united states reported more than 77,000 new coronavirus cases on thursday. and 75,000 cases today. nearing record highs the that we have not seen since july. across the country nearly 50,000 americans are hospitalized with covid. up 40% from last month. medical centers in kansas city are turning away ambulances because they have...

Protection. just hours before ryans mother was brutally killed with a knife. a knife that had not been found. they also learned ryan smoked marijuana and not just at the occasional party. he smoked every day. and he wasnt just smoking. >> i was hoping someone would, like, have narcotics or something. >> what kind of narcotics? >> marijuana. >> police found small amounts of marijuana in ryans room along with a bong, baggies and tin foil and there was more like the description ryan had given detec...

Against actions and narratives that may prove harmful to our national interest. as action stalls, the world melts. on the streets of new york, activist target difficult photos. they are the faces of extinction today. these cultures are melting just like their commitment have melted for protecting the worlds oceans and biodiversity. as hope trips away during a pandemic blamed on human proximity to wildlife, there is you push for new resources but with global action postponed until next year, some...

It just so happened that the sergeant was standing on the deck above the driveway and observed michiel oakes walking outside to the driveway. >> reporter: oakes, apparently not aware he was being watched, took a white bag out of his car, said the officer -- and tossed it over a 20-foot embankment outside lindas house. >> he immediately questioned michiel about what he threw over the embankment. michiel said it was garbage. >> reporter: garbage? >> garbage. >> reporter: but they went to retrieve ...

Board member earlier this morning here in forsyth county just about some of the specific challenges theyre facing here. take a listen to what he told me. >> so we dont have concerns about being able to manage it. we have concerns about having another hands on deck and thats the real concern. if you got a lot of ballots you want to have a lot of people so you can manage the numbers of ballots that come in. >> reporter: so in this election its not necessarily the process that is concerning officia...

How do you do? youve got to prepare and start early. thats why election officials here at wake county have spent the last days and weeks getting that first batch of 600,000 ballots ready to go, stuffed into envelopes, loaded on to trucks and headed to voters today. listen to what elections director gary simms had to tell me about whether north carolina is ready. >> can north carolina handle this volume of absentee ballots? >> the answer is we have to. thats what were working on right now. were w...

3,000 medical staff are prepared to handle half a million tests per day. assisted by a team of experts from mainland china raising concern the tests could be used to collect dna. >> how the experiment of that company provides the service and the education and with the collection its time to realize how beijing and hong kong government pretend and facilitate the interference in hong kong using covid-19. >> a lot of people ask the question whether this important private information will be transmi...

Unsolicited to claim you as a customer so they can then post a bogus positive review for any product they wish. as for the seeds, this is really important. they could be an invasive species. they could carry disease. or agricultural blight or harm animals. ideally your state agriculture department would like to examine them and dispose of them for you, but one firm request theyre making of people is dont throw these in the trash because they could take root in landfills. the experts are actually...

>> its weird. i figure the world feels upside down the way it is anyway. to have these mystery seed being sent out -- who knows. a little bizarre. >> similar seeds ending up in mailboxes across the country. >> im getting seeds from china. what the -- >> its straight up creepy and believed to be an e-commerce tactic called brushing. someone gets your name and address from somewhere. usually a third party seller and sending you something unsolicited. to claim you as a customer. so they can post a ...