Inside Edition for Friday, September 11, 2020
Inside Edition reports…The ratings are in for last night’s NFL season opener. Preliminary numbers show viewership was down more than 16 percent from last year and the limited amount of fans allowed into the stadium had a very mixed reaction to players linking arms in what was called a moment of unity as a loud chorus of boos could be heard from the stands. There’s a new condition being linked to the pandemic and it’s not only among people with the virus. While the cat’s away the mice will play…but in the case of deserted cities during the pandemic, it’s the rats having a field day. And Fuller House star Candace Cameron Bure is defending a photo she posted on social media of her husband being a little handsy.
September 11, 2020
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September 11, 2020
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<p>Inside Edition reports…The ratings are in for last night’s NFL season opener. Preliminary numbers show viewership was down more than 16 percent from last year and the limited amount of fans allowed into the stadium had a very mixed reaction to players linking arms in what was called a moment of unity as a loud chorus of boos could be heard from the stands. There’s a new condition being linked to the pandemic and it’s not only among people with the virus. While the cat’s away the mice will play…but in the case of deserted cities during the pandemic, it’s the rats having a field day. And<em> Fuller House</em> star Candace Cameron Bure is defending a photo she posted on social media of her husband being a little handsy.</p>
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