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>> what she's promising to do in her son's memory. caught on camera, the wild crash, the driver allegedly drunk with three children in the car. later reaching new heights, the athlete who just took a major leap forward. a supreme court decision good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with president trump releasing a new video after returning to the white house. >> after three days in the hospital trump tweeted this video once again urging americans not to let the coronavirus dominate your life. he said, quote, don't be afraid of it. >> his arrival also stirring controversy because the president almost immediately took off his mask before entering the white house. >> it comes as we learn at least 18 people linked to the president and his inner circle have now tested positive including his press secretary. >> new images show a man in

protective gear cleaning the white house press briefing room. officials insist access to the president will be significantly limited. >> we begin our coverage with the new video on social media overnight from the president and his campaign. overnight the trump campaign released this highly produced video showing the president returning to the white house in a made for television moment. ♪ after leaving walter reed medical center trump took a rarely used entrance into the white house climbing the stairs to the south portico porch. he paused. took off his mask and gave two thumbs up. the president later posted a video saying this about the virus. >> don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid of it. you're going to beat it. we have the best medical equipment. we have the best medicines. two days ago i felt great like better than i have in a long time. better than 20 years ago.

>> reporter: during his three-day stay at the world class medical center doctors gave the president treatments usually reserved for the most severe patients including steroids and after 4 experimental antibody therapy. the president then making this claim in that tweeted video. >> we'll be out front as your leader, i had to do that. i knew there's danger to it but i had to do it. i stood out front. i led. nobody that's a leader would not do what i did. and i know there's a risk, there is a danger but that's okay and now i'm better and maybe i'm immune. i don't know. >> reporter: earlier monday the president's physician said he supports trump's move to the white house and acknowledged he remains at risk. >> he may not be entirely out of the woods yet. the team and i agree all our evaluations and his clinical status support the president's safe return home. >> dr. sean conley did disclose his most recent vital signs saying he had not been on fever reducing medication for 72 hours

but dr. conley citing privacy laws would not answer other specific questions including whether his lungs are healthy. >> there are hippa rules and regulations that restrict me in sharing certain things. >> reporter: dr. conley refused to answer when the president last tested negative for the virus and now in one of the toughest comments yet from the president's response, texas senator john cornyn tells "the houston chronicle" adding i think he got over his skis and it's a lesson we need to exercise self-discipline. at a town hall event last night democratic rival joe biden said he's not surprised the president tested positive. >> glad he seems to be coming along pretty well. would communicate the right lesson to the american people masks. masks matter. >> reporter: at least 18 linked to trump have now tested positive. among the latest press secretary kaleigh mcenany and two of her , the white house says access to the president will be significantly limited.

>> we are all vigilant. we are all working together whether it's by phone or in person if that's possible. >> reporter: over the course of his hospitalization the president staged a series of photo-ops, in this one, appearing to sign his name to a blank sheet of paper then he briefly left the hospital to wave to supporters possibly exposing the secret service agents riding with him. >> this is just another reminder we elected a reality tv star who doesn't take seriously the health and the risks he's putting others through. >> trump tweeted he'll be back on the campaign trail soon and the trump campaign says he expects to attend next week's debate. let's get some insight now into the president's arrival at the white house and what's to come. we heard overnight from three top doctors beginning with richard besser. >> it worries me. if someone looks at that and thinks that, well, if you're infected with covid, masks don't really matter, they're taking the wrong message.

the cdc is clear, everyone should be wearing a mask but in particular even when they weren't recommending masks for the general public if you think you're infected with covid or know you are infected, you need to wear a mask. >> the white house is not a normal home. it has around the clock care and medical providers that can care for him and able to monitor his vital signs and draw lab tests so it's quite possible if he weren't going back to the white house, that he may stay in the hospital. >> they're going to keep an eye on it and they're going to try to do that within the confines of the white house as opposed to in the hospital but, yes, you're not out of it until you've gone several days out and doing well but he certainly does look well. you don't need me to tell you that. you saw the way he came out of the helicopter into there. he looked like he was in pretty good shape. >> we have more coverage ahead including more details on the steroid the president is taking. >> the vice presidential debate is tomorrow night. vice president mike pence and senator kamala harris will be

seated more than 12 feet apart and at the request of the biden campaign said they'll be separated by plexiglas. if senator harris wants to use a fortress around herself, have at it. the white house is reportedly blocking strict new fda guidelines aimed at boosting public trust in a coronavirus vaccine and make it virtually impossible for any company to be granted emergency authorization for the vaccine before election day. "the new york times" reports the fda is now looking at other ways to implement the guidelines. about 300 schools in new york city are beginning to close today in neighborhoods where covid cases are spiking. nonessential businesses in those areas could be closed as early as tomorrow if city and state leaders reach an agreement. the investigation is beginning into a partial building collapse in houston. three people were killed in the to become the headquarters of newly built stairs. the founder of the anti-virus software mcafee was

charged with tax evasion. he is accused of failing to file taxes from 2014 to an investigation is underway in richmond, virginia, after six u.s. mail collection boxes were broken into. the blue boxes pried open and mail was stolen but not sure if any election ballots were taken. officials are encouraging voters to track the maryland ballots online. time now for a look at your tuesday morning weather. hurricane delta is spinning anc. it would be the tenth hurricane to make landfall this season. that's a new record. on the radar more rain is expected in florida today and along the southeast coast. rain also around the great lakes. checking today's high temperatures, the midwest will see warmer than usual conditions for this time of year. dry and warm across the west. 88 in l.a., 84 in denver. 104 in phoenix.

coming up, a man gets stuck inside a storm drain for four days. also ahead, the breaking news overnight, a black man described as a pillar of the community is killed by police after allegedly trying to break up a domestic dispute. now an arrest in the case. and later crime at the library. the man accused of stealing more than $1 million in printer toner. i'm voting 'yes' on prop 19. nineteen limits taxes on seniors. it limits property tax on people like me. nineteen limits taxes on wildfire victims.

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♪ hd 8 back now with a man in southern california recovering after he was rescued from a storm drain. firefighters in santa ana say he had been trapped for four days. someone on the street finally heard him yelling for help. investigators say they aren't sure how he got into that drain. now to the breaking news about that police shooting in texas. a man described as a pillar of the community was killed after

reportedly trying to break up a night. an officer has been arrested. abc's andrew dymburt has the latest. this morning, a texas police officer is charged with murder in the shooting death of a black man. >> what do we want? [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: the small town outside dallas monday night showing unity before the charges were announced demanding justice for jonathan price. >> no justice. [ crowd chanting ] >> what's his name? >> reporter: according to witnesses a man and woman got into a heated argument inside a gas station saturday. they say price tried to break up the fight. police showed up after the indianapolis depth had moved outside.at's when shots rang ou >> three gunshots ntffnd turned and looked at them and i said a cop just shot somebody. >> reporter: members of price's own family rushed to the scene including his father who said he spoke to the officer who pulled the trigger. >> what did he tell you? >> i shot your son. i shot him. i said, who shot jonathan?

he said, i did. my son was laying down. >> what did he say? >> he said, get back. >> reporter: the wolfe city police department released a short statement after the shooting only saying the officer involved was placed on leave. the statement did not name shooting had occurred or whether price had survived, but late monday night the texas rangers who took over the investigation announced murder charges against officer shaun lucas saying the officer tried to detain price who then resisted in a nonthreatening posture and began walking away before the shooting. price has been described as a hometown hero and a mentor who worked with kids. now a former baseball player for the texas rangers has started a fund-raising page to help with funeral expenses and has already raised more than $50,000. kenneth, mona. >> andrew, thank you for those details. a bizarre crime at a library in austin, texas. a former worker at the library is accused of stealing $1.3 million worth of printer

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mother was drunk behind the wheel of that suv as it careened into a home. they say her three children were in the vehicle. fortunately, everyone survived. no one was inside the house. the mom faces multiple charges. a federal judge is speaking out three months after a deadly attack on her family. the 20-year-old son of judge esther salas was shot and killed as he answered the door. that was at their new jersey the shooter later died by suicide. salas told our robin roberts she's not giving up on her profession. >> are you planning on returning to the bench? >> absolutely. absolutely. this man took the most important thing in my life. i can't let him take anything else. i know that i'm going to strive every morning to be the best person that i can be. my son gave his life for his father and i. i have to look at that and say,

what a gift. i can't squander it. >> much more of that exclusive and powerful interview later on "good morning america." let's return now to president trump's medical condition. just hours after his return to the white house, many questions still remain. earlier i spoke with dr. shashank ravi from stanford. in his video tweeted from the white house last night the president urged people not to be afraid of covid. he said, quote, get out there, be careful. he also said, quote, maybe i'm immune. your thoughts on this video and also what he said. >> while there is some evidence that a person may be immune for a short period of time after contracting the virus, the evidence and the data has supported that this immunity does not last for a significant long period of time. statemts that president trump he has recovered strong from tw

able to hopefully recover while we know many other individuals either have more serious lasting consequences and then passed away. >> dr. ravi, what are the key factors to watch in the coming days regarding the president's health? his own doctors say he's not out of the woods just yet. can you talk more about the steroid the president is on. do any of the treatments raise question about the ability to do his job? >> the important factor over the next several days will be to watch how the president's breathing is and how his stamina is. many patients that my colleagues and i have seen have a stable course for the first several days after getting the virus and then around day five or seven can have a decline in thei important to have the president watch, which i'm sure he will be in the white house. regarding some of the treatments that he received, some of these medications such as the cocktail are still being studied so we don't know all the side effects yet. others such as the steroids we do know some of the side effects

which include mood changes, personality changes that are temporary as well as increases in blood sugar for those that are diabetic. >> lastly i want to ask you what would a recovery plan look like if you were treating a 74-year-old patient like the president? >> for an average 74-year-old, we would likely monitor them for a longer period of time in the hospital knowing once they go home they won't have this continuous medical care as well. we'd want to make sure that they're able to walk and do things to keep up their stamina up even after they're discharged and make sure they are checking their pulse ox and that they don't have a dip in their oxygen levels and that they're breathing and shortness of breath aren't getting worse. >> our thanks to dr. ravi. in anile the packers beat the .26-1

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