this is g.w. news live from berlin and donald trump's doctor says the u.s. president is no longer at risk of transmitting the coronavirus trump tells cheering supporters out the white house he feels great when his medical team stops short of saying the president has tested negative also coming up. a measure of calm returns to the caucus says civilians take advantage of a ceasefire between 2 warring former soviet republics but many fears the finding will flare up again. and coronavirus for t.v.

in europe bar owners complained that new rules forcing them to close early are putting their businesses on. chemical welcome to the program. the white house doctor has said president trump is no longer at risk of transmitting the corona virus but the statement did not say the president had tested negative for cope with 19 trump has resumed his election campaign addressing hundreds of jubilance of foreigners at the white house it was his 1st public event since contracting the virus and the president declared that he's feeling great he told the cheering crowd at the penn demick which has killed more than 210000 americans will disappear soon. i want you to know are they going to defeat is china viruses we call it. and we're producing

powerful therapies and drugs are really they're sick and we're going to recover the vaccine is coming out very very quickly in record time as you know it's coming out very very soon we have great great companies doing it and they'll be distributing it and we will through our military very very rapidly. now let's go ahead and bring in professor and medical dr peter chen hong he's an infectious disease specialist and has been assessing the president's condition he joins us from the university of california san francisco dr chen hong thanks for joining us today donald trump addressed his guest on saturday saying that the virus will disappear soon as a medical professional yourself what's your opinion on that while a cold virus isn't going anywhere soon in fact it's going to probably come back with a vengeance as we're seeing in europe and then the east coast of the united states

. and just 10 days after it trumps and michelle diagnosis has dr released a statement saying the president quote is no longer considered a transmission risk to others but he would still not say if trump has tested negative how accurate do you think is his medical staff assessment well they call i think we would all appreciate not just an interpretation but actually the results of the us it's a pretty straightforward it's you either you're positive or you're negative and i think having that bit of information which is key is really important for us assess the infectiousness of the present. now with this status still unclear the president is planning to hold a campaign rally in florida on monday and gatherings like these have become super spreader events in the past how advisable do you think this return to normal is

under the given circumstances well i'll be very worried nicole if present trouble with my patients i would ask him to really say a way for at least 20 days and there are 2 reasons why the 1st reason is he's not just a mild case as attendees would suggest the all c.d.c. guidelines actually advise 20 days to someone who is more severe and because he's required oxygen and has such ratio was less than 94 percent he would qualify as severe the 2nd reason is he's on steroids and that can prolong viral shetty. now let's talk a bit about this event that took place at the white house on saturday a lot of children there a lot of people from extremely vulnerable communities in this pen demick what do you make of this is it possible that he exposed them to a greater risk than one of the necessary under the circumstances yes i'm really

worried about that that goal as you mentioned there from minority populations from vulnerable populations who bear a disproportionate mortality risk and hospitalization risk from cove it and they're all in close together not everyone was wearing a mask and you know the only saving grace was that it was all doors rather indoors but if i were them i'd probably be nervous about attending that kind of a. dr peter chin hong of the university of california san francisco always a pleasure thanks so much. let's turn now to some of the other stories making news around the world residents of the u.s. state of louisiana are clearing up after a 2nd hurricane in 6 weeks hurricane delta broad widespread flooding and left thousands on the gulf coast without power delta track the path of destruction left by hurricane laura last month. hardline later alexander lukashenko

has visited prisoners jailed for challenging his re-election the vote was widely seen as manipulated and triggered 2 months of protests look i shan't go told the detainees that quote the constitution can't be written in the streets more demonstrations are expected later on sunday. and care just on a populist politician who was recently freed from jail has become the new prime minister said there shops are off was appointed after a majority of lawmakers supported him at an emergency session of parliament shofar office expecting the president to resign in the next few days. as are by john claims overnight shelling by armenian forces has killed 7 of its citizens the 2 former soviet republics are blaming each other for breaking an agreed ceasefire but a pause and fighting over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh has given

civilians a chance to return home. who knows how long this calm will last. instapundit could residents ventured out of their cellars on saturday for the past fortnight the bombing has been almost relentless of gloucester response but by your gory and noisy. scares me because the bombing normally starts right off or it's quiet. in shushi controlled by a mania people ventured back to the ruined kit pedro this place was restored after the struggle against as a by john back in the 9900. feet the great 2 trees of 3 days and then after that it will start all over again.

on the azerbaijani side to this disbelief over the destruction this conflict has wrought this is what remains of. his apartment she fled the fighting only to return to this. today when i watched a story in which a journalist reported from my balcony and i told myself it's not our house well unfortunately the is is amazing. that the general love this town ta-ta was almost completely deserted during the fighting residents returned on saturday to collect whatever belongings from my mini he too was skeptical that this truce will enjoy. if they give us our land back then i'll agree to a safe fire and if they will not then all of that i want to land back. decades of negotiations have failed to solve this it is rooted in 2 people struggle

for one territory these 2 weeks of conflict have only inflamed old antagonisms. for more i'm joined now by amanda paul senior policy analyst at the european policy center and brussels she focuses on issues related to russian foreign policy and their phone or soviet republics and eurasia amanda thanks for coming in today or going back and forth how much of a truce is this really. i don't think it's much much of a truth at all i mean i was it's already been mentioned the ceasefire agreement has been broken and several times. so i think we have a very dangerous situation on the ground and we just saw a report about people from the regional capital returning home to assess the damage caused during this 2 weeks of intense fighting how big is the humanitarian crisis caused by all of this. i mean 1st of all i don't think that

anybody should be returning back to their homes because. the situation is still ongoing and the humanitarian crisis is massive not just from the fighting these days but i mean when we go back to the original war. in that in the early 1990 s. the humanitarian crisis that was it was massive as well we know that nearly 1000000 other by chinese would have placed along with armenians any civilian. that's lost is a tragedy and they should be avoided at all costs. you say this is not much of a truce where does this leave efforts to find a peaceful solution to this conflict well i think we're in a very difficult place because the efforts of president putin i mean it took 8 or 9 hours i believe to get this temporary truce i've already been you know smashed

basically within 24 hours i can see that president putin is doing diplomacy around the place he had a conversation with president rouhani of iran because it's obviously urgent that a new more concrete cease fire. is put into place but i mean i think he's found out that by johnny site i mean there was a lot of negative sentiment from the population about the ceasefire because they believe. that it was just something that was going to stall letter to recuperate the lands that they have lost so there needs to be something concrete that that's agreed that would guarantee. that either by john is going to be able to get some of its territory back some sort of timetable or at least some sort of internationally agreed document ahead of this amanda paul senior policy analyst at the european policy center and brussels thank you very much for your insights thank you.

now the world health organization is warning of widespread kovac fatigue across europe tensions are rising in many cities where measures have been reimposed to slow the virus the new restrictions are having a particular impact on sectors such as the service industry. i know. they say scotland's not like shutdown has put their businesses on thin ice hospitality industry workers protesting glasgow they worried about their future after the scottish government announced restaurants bars and pubs across much of the country will close for the next 2 wakes they can send shed by the back isabel lin is the answer they have businesses and now being hit by the city's 1st few in 70 years a major imposed because patrons didn't follow social distancing rules but one that will put the lure of fighting to comply and critics. you know if he does will be those who do follow the rules of being put in the same basket as those who don't i

wish they'd just control that problem. of americans all it does. anger either islands new antiviral controls spot clashes in dublin this was a protest organized by the far right police had to force them apart from council demonstrate is the country's government last week introduced cook's on travel and syesha lising due to near record infection writes. it's leading with the population to comply rather than let warry in division tie called to something. like. we're sick of being. sick of being told what to do we can go on to go to mass than it was with a funeral mass and if there were. hundreds also protested in warsaw they were there to voice outrage over the government's decision to make mosque wearing compulsory in public it's like an island many of these demonstrators were from the far right

across the continent extremists are hoping to capitalize on theists that seem to be growing as quickly as europe's in fiction writes. some sports now the german national football team finally recorded their 1st make jury of the year with a win. against ukraine in kiev in the u.a.e. fun nations leak goals from and he is going to end them gorecki sealed a $21.00 victory for you often low side who had drawn all 3 of their previous matches in 2020 the wind moves them to 2nd place behind leaders spain and group for nations league a you're watching to w. news here's a reminder of our top story this hour the white house doctor says that president all in trouble is no longer at risk of transmitting the coronavirus the statement did not say that the president had tested negative trump has told cheering supporters he's feeling grange's and that the pandemic will quote disappear soon.

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