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Tribune News Service No death was reported, while 65 persons tested positive for Covid in the district today. The total number of positive cases has now reached 24,007 in the district. Today, 10 patients were on the ventilator support, out of whom six belonged to Ludhiana and four to other districts. Out of the 65 persons who tested positive today, 10 were contacts of positive people, 21 were referred from the OPDs and 30 from flu corners, two were infected with severe acute respiratory infection (SARI), while the tracing of two was on. Today, 174 people were sent for home quarantine, with ac...

For us to be very clear and not careless about what he actually said. a lot of the coverage of this turned into he's making up a fake terrorist incident. although it was unclear, if we could have clarified with the white house fairly quickly that he was referencing the tucker carlson show and that segment, even though it's not ideal, it would have made the coverage clearer. and i do think that's an important thing. he was talking about a jgeneral problem, and that is a problem, assimilation and dealing with general refugees. he could do it better. there's danger on two sides. >> david swerdlic...

Mccain's approach to this is an example of a more general problem. that we often see mostly among pundits, but even u.s. administrations, that is this desire to pick a good guy and a bad guy and to make a public declaration. >> and the danger on the other side, because i want to argue with myself, is there are certain circumstances where i don't think there's anything really defensible about that government. i mean it seems you could also end up in this weird place of playing apologetics for regimes that are irredeemable evil, as i believe the assad regime is. how do you keep that moral clarif...

Making all these changes, keep this in mind when you do this. >> what about if a player opts out before graduation to play pro in the nba. >> that counts against the 40%. it does. but that's a relatively small percentage of what happens. a lot of players don't do that but that's another general problem duncan's trying to address, that people have this idea you go into college basketball as a stepping stone to the pros. the percentage of people that do it is very small. >> we should know arne duncan played hoops at harvard. >> and he had a very high graduation rate. >> you think? at harvard? ...