Inside Edition for Friday, July 10, 2020
Inside Edition reports…133,000 Americans have died from Covid-19 as of this morning. And that number includes a teacher from Arizona who has just passed away from the virus after teaching summer school in a shared classroom with two other teachers who have now also tested positive. It’s a situation that raises serious questions about how to safely re-open classrooms in time for school this fall. And, it’s a legitimate question to ask during the pandemic…when nature calls, is it safe to use public bathrooms? Plus, video of former Glee star Naya Rivera has been released showing the mom and her young son about to embark on an adventure of a pristine lake. Now, Authorities tell us…the deep and murky water is making the recovery mission extra challenging.
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<p>Inside Edition reports…133,000 Americans have died from Covid-19 as of this morning. And that number includes a teacher from Arizona who has just passed away from the virus after teaching summer school in a shared classroom with two other teachers who have now also tested positive. It’s a situation that raises serious questions about how to safely re-open classrooms in time for school this fall. And, it’s a legitimate question to ask during the pandemic…when nature calls, is it safe to use public bathrooms? Plus, video of former <em>Glee </em>star Naya Rivera has been released showing the mom and her young son about to embark on an adventure of a pristine lake. Now, Authorities tell us…the deep and murky water is making the recovery mission extra challenging. </p>
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