Inside Edition on Friday, November 20, 2020
Inside Edition reports… CDC warns not to travel for Thanksgiving…but if you do…it will be even more challenging at the airport. The National Guard is being put in place to help stop the spread of Covid-19. From the substance, to the absurd: people are still talking about Rudy Guiliani’s meltdown at a press conference Thursday…with plenty of speculation about ‘why’ what appeared to be hair dye started streaming down his face. Are home Covid-19 tests as accurate as ones given by a health professional? Inside Edition puts a couple of them to the test. And, one side effect of the pandemic is more people are turning to online dating. But after what one woman says happened to her, they might think twice about that.
November 20, 2020
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<p>Inside Edition reports… CDC warns not to travel for Thanksgiving…but if you do…it will be even more challenging at the airport. The National Guard is being put in place to help stop the spread of Covid-19. From the substance, to the absurd: people are still talking about Rudy Guiliani’s meltdown at a press conference Thursday…with plenty of speculation about ‘why’ what appeared to be hair dye started streaming down his face. Are home Covid-19 tests as accurate as ones given by a health professional? Inside Edition puts a couple of them to the test. And, one side effect of the pandemic is more people are turning to online dating. But after what one woman says happened to her, they might think twice about that. </p>
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