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The following is a transcript of an interview with Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson that aired Sunday, October
stanley cup 25, 2020, on Face the Nation. MARGARET BRENNAN: Welcome back to FACE THE NATION. We want to go now to Governor Asa Hutchinson of Arkansas, a state that this week had its largest spike in hospitalizations since the pandemic began. He joins us from Little Rock. Good morning to you, Governor. ARKANSAS GOVERNOR ASA HUTCHINSON: Good morning. Good to be with you, MARGARET. MARGARET BRENNAN: Thank you. I m- I m sorry to hear about this spike in hospitalizations. That means people are getting quite ill. Your infection rate is also up. I saw that your state was one of 15 that have added more cases in the past week than any other seven-day stret
stanley cup ch. This doesn t sound like rounding the curve. GOV. HUTCHINSON: No, it s very concerning. And that s a statistic I watch is both deaths and the hospitalizations. I do think people who get ill want to go into the hospital quicker because they can start their treatment. They have a better chance of recovery. And so I think that is a little bit of a factor. Right now our hospitalization space is tight. We have adequate space, but we watch it very carefully. And the spike in cases that we ve seen is a concern. I think it reflects what we re all looking at nationwide in terms of going into the winter, combination of flu, the combination of more indoor setting
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Nine-year-old Nicholas Marronaro routinely starts his day while it s still dark out, not that he complains about it. His parents, Ivy and Dominick, know how much he loves his school, Our Lady Queen of Angels in East Harlem, so the family s two-hour commute from their home in Southwestern Brooklyn is generally characterized by a positivity most people are not capable of before dawn. On a recent midweek morning, this positivity was p
salomon articularly pronounced as the family walked hand in hand toward the 20th Street subway station. I can t wait to hear everything - all the excitement! said Ivy Marronaro. Pope Francis in America 90 photos Morronaro was referring to the buzz surrounding Pope Fra
adidas samba ncis visit to New York, and more specifically to her son s school. Nicholas is one of six lucky students from Our Lady Queen of Angels school -- and one of 24 students from four Catholic schools in total -- who will greet the pope when he pays Harlem a visit Friday prior to his Mass at Madison Square Garden. I think he s gonna be like an easy person to talk to, said Nicholas. Cause I also
adidas campus learned that he was the first one [pope] to pose for a selfie, so I think he s gonna be fun and easy to talk to. The Morr
