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no oxygen, no fever, all seems to be on the mend.hear stories of people in their 40s and 50s who have covid. the president is over 70. i believe he's 74. but they seem to have lingering effects. what do you think the president might have given you are a medical doctor in terms of lingering effects. does it depend on the patient? >> it does depend upon the patient. we don't know who gets what and why they get it. he does have risk factors. he's a little heavy. too many big macs. it could be like me, very mild. just some alteration of taste and smell. some people continue to have problems with their lung or hearts. we hope that isn't the case. the president, incredible resilience. you think of the stress he's been under the last four years. he does real well. you like to think those genes will tide him through. judge jeanine: i don't believe the president has had a sick day. he never canceled anything. we never heard of events being canceled. despite all that's been thrown at him the last nine or 10 months gives you some sense of his -

no oxygen, no fever, all seems to be on the mend. we hear stories of people in their 40s and 50s who have covid. the president is over 70. i believe he's 74. but they seem to have lingering effects. what do you think the president might have given you are a medical doctor in terms of lingering effects. does it depend on the patient? >> it does depend upon the patient. we don't know who gets what and why they get it. he does have risk factors. he's a little heavy. too many big macs. it could be like me, very mild. just some alteration of taste and smell. some people continue to have problems with their lung or hearts. we hope that isn't the case. the president, incredible resilience. you think of the stress he's been under the last four years. he does real well. you like to think those genes will tide him through. judge jeanine: i don't believe the president has had a sick day. he never canceled anything. we never heard of events being canceled. despite all that's been thrown at him the last nine or 10 months gives you some sense of h

no oxygen, no fever, all seems to be on the mend.hear stories of people in their 40s and 50s who have covid. the president is over 70. i believe he's 74. but they seem to have lingering effects. what do you think the president might have given you are a medical doctor in terms of lingering effects. does it depend on the patient? >> it does depend upon the patient. we don't know who gets what and why they get it. he does have risk factors. he's a little heavy. too many big macs. it could be like me, very mild. just some alteration of taste and smell. some people continue to have problems with their lung or hearts. we hope that isn't the case. the president, incredible resilience. you think of the stress he's been under the last four years. he does real well. you like to think those genes will tide him through. judge jeanine: i don't believe the president has had a sick day. he never canceled anything. we never heard of events being canceled. despite all that's been thrown at him the last nine or 10 months gives you some sense of his -

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president's doctor tried again to reassure the american public that the president is really on the mend with any illness, there are frequent ups and downs over the course, particularly when a patient is being so closely watched 24 hours a day. we review and debate every finding, comparing it to existing science and literature, weighing up the risks and benefits of every intervention. if he continues to look and feel as well as he does today our hope is we can plan for a discharge as early as tomorrow to the white house where he can continue his treatment course. there has been a real show of support outside the hospital for donald trump which he says he is grateful for but the messaging from the white house is causing real confusion about when he fell ill, who he may have infected and what that means about the president's health. from his team and family, the message remains that he is getting on with hisjob and in charge. but the numbers of cases of people falling ill around him are going up. the latest in his circle is the former governor chris christie who checked himself into hospit

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of his son and this is the this is the ticket holder what does bring come out here and we still can mend in the clean up of this whole place into the shit out of me. i've been pretty much we can say if we were better. now we'd see in such a lofty goal will require stamina. but the only yielding better for grass also offers a good example of how to strive despite the challenges. we have to be what care food without water all that we have to avoid pollution we have to clean up our water warnings and beef to be careful with our water but we also need careful what about it and that means we have to clean water and bring it back into the cycle. for these children water is a basic right that here in the netherlands comes easily from the tap. ok. as it does for chip and eve to wash their hands. even so this family knows just how valuable water is. water is really important with no water you can't drink and you've done. the washing machine is fed with the household waste water which has been purified by a machine called the hydro loop and app tells dad jaan vinum schoolin and when there's enough

christine mending meets fellow activists they are all devoted to the cause for student found inspiration in the bible which she takes this really they are on their way to an abortion clinic to try to persuade women to keep their pregnancies. when telescopes like her make up 25 percent of u.s. voters most of them share a central goal to ban abortion. we are kind of the the last stop before that abortion we want to reach them one more time and so that's why we're here it's my duty to do what i can do here to persuade as many people to not have abortions as possible but ultimately that's in god's hands and one day they will have to give an answer to god. she and her fellow activists believe donald trump is as committed as they are to banning abortion. abortion is such an important issue in our time and i cannot trust a president who believes that abortion is ok without the right to life we have nothing so if we're taking away innocent life no one has right the right to life is so important and i'm seeing that from him and that's why i will be voting for him politics professor laurel buson f

though trump is reportedly on the mend his chief of staff says the next 2 days will be critical in the president's fight against covert 19. joining us now is our correspondent in washington greetings carolina we just heard the president say he's doing well did he also defend his decision to continue containing without a mask. well in this video of the 2nd one he released from the hospital his 70 trying to kill the room morris we heard yesterday saying that his health condition was quite serious we don't know though if this is going to change anything on his position towards the measures to stop the infections in the states like wearing a mask or keeping keeping social distance we have to consider that the mask has almost become a political symbol in this country trump has treaties ice the mask and even made fun of joe biden for example during the presidential debate because he always wears a mask is he now going to change that position openly perhaps after having been hospitalized for several days due to his 1000 infection so we don't know. as you know more people in the president's in

a hard day in the vineyard is a barbecue with fate of myself oppressed great mast that's only for mendedenough to be fizzy. but. you can take a wonderful stroll through the vineyards around for it's burke. even if you want to go up to my fortress the prince bishops lived here before the residence was built. hello good afternoon. to the in the outer courtyard i meet the guide jawed jerk at the clock for she takes me on a tour. this is where the horses live. here in this courtyard yes in this area. here on the south side of the yacht. she is in that you see the little gates that with the entrances to the stables. so then stolen one of the many rings on the wall and there that's where they tied up the horses. in the center of the courtyard is the horse trough where the horses were washed. we continued to the oldest gate of the fortress from 1482 it shows the 3 monks. coleman and thought no 3 stars are for its burke. i don't know why are they so important and why do they have these funny names they came from our island they were irish.

christine mending meets fellow activists they are all devoted to the cause christine found inspiration in the bible which she takes this really they are on their way to an abortion clinic to try to persuade women to keep their pregnancies . and like her make up 25 percent of us voters most of them share a central goal to ban abortion. we are kind of the the last stop before that abortion we want to reach them one more time and so that's why we're here it's my duty to do what i can do here to persuade as many people to not have abortions as possible but ultimately that's in god's hands and one day they will have to give an answer to god. she and her fellow activists believe donald trump is as committed as they are to banning abortion. abortion is such an important issue in our time and i cannot trust a president who believes that abortion is ok without the right to life we have nothing so if we're taking away anderson life's no one has right the right to life is so important and i'm seeing that from him and that's why i will be voting for him. politics professor laura vinson from the un

vote trump is reportedly on the mend his chief of staff says the next 2 days will be critical in the president's fight against covert 19. joining us now is our correspondent karen leaders from morning in washington greetings carol you know we just heard the president say he's doing well did he also defend his decision to continue containing without a mask well in this video of the 2nd one he released from the hospital his 70th trying to kill the room or as we heard a yesterday saying that his health condition was quite serious we don't know if though if this is going to change anything on his position towards the measures to stop the infections in the states like wearing a mask or keeping keeping a social distance we have to consider that the mask has almost become a political symbol in this country trying to trade as i say the mask and even made fun of joe biden for example during the presidential debate because he always wears a mask is he now going to change that position openly perhaps after having been hospitalized for several days due to his covets 1000 infection so we don't kn

the trump is reportedly on the mend his chief of staff says the next 2 days will be critical in the president's fight against covert 19. u.s. election seem imo is joined by stacy we just heard the president says he's doing well he's going to change is he going to change his us use tools wearing a face mask well he could have taken the opportunity to be a different man and he did not take it he think the the staff at the hospital and he made it sound like this disease is just something that just happened to him and didn't acknowledge the fact that he did not wear a mask and perhaps he did not take proper precautions with these really big rallies and contrasts and so i think that a lot of people whether you are a democrat or republican would have liked to see the president identify with people who are struggling with the disease more and to express them kind of humanity and use this as a way to unify americans and to lead an example as to what people can do to control the virus and to protect themselves and we have a clip from joe biden where he gives a different approach than the president would

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his doctors have told us though he appears to be on the mend that does not mean he's out of the woods yet. the president is on a cocktail of drugs including remdesivir, antibodies to the virus and steroids. he appeared to be off of oxygen from the video of president trump you're seeing here leaving walter reed medical center to ride in the presidential motorcade and wave to supporters. that video raising questions about how serious the president is taking his diagnosis. we spoke to ucsf's infectious disease specialist who said it was not a great idea for the president at the peak of being contagious to exit the hospital and put others at risk of exposure specifically thoseseet in that air tight motorcade against him. the suv is bullet proof and it puts everyone at unnecessary risk inside the car not to mention people he might have interacted with on the way to his car. >> according to the president's doctors, his condition continues to improve. and it appears he is in good spirits, several doctors including that infectious disease special lift said the next seven to ten days will be c

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there is a lot of work to do to mend the sense of solidarity, sense of security.ll of us, we need counseling. people need to be taking care of us. >> thank you very much indeed for speaking to us. across europe, governments are taking steps to put the brakes on the fast growing surge in coronavirus infections. in italy, restrictions which include the early closure of bars and restaurants, have sparked anger. in milan, the scene was particularly violent, as you can see. angry crowds through petrol bombs at the police, who respond with tear gas. >> a show of anger. these restaurant and bar owners vented their frustration at a new 6:00 p.m. curfew by throwing away leaders of beer onto the road. they are being forced to close early for the next month across italy while theaters and gyms have been ordered shut. they say the rules could devastate them. >> [speaking foreign language] >> other european countries have not been spared, either. spain has declared a new state of emergency and nighttime curfews while german authorities have until wednesday to decide on other r

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message that the president is doing okay, and that he's, the trajectory is positive and he's on the mend and he's still conducting the country's business. be as you noted, we haven't seen him in 36 hours. that's the question hanging over today is whether we'll see him and whether we'll get a more detailed update on his health, steph. >> we'll soon find out. bringing in our colleague mike memoli in salt lake city for a preview of the debate. much different stakes than usual given the health and age of the men at the top of the tickets. what are we going to see tonight? >> reporter: yes. think about it. some of the most memorable debate moments have actually come in vice presidential debates. 1988, lloyd benson telling dan quayle, you, sir, are no jack kennedy. 20 years later, can i call you joe? think, though, about the conversations we've had in the last week since the president's diagnosis with the coronavirus. talking about things like the presidential succession act, continuity of government issues. so the public certainly might be looking at these two participants on the debate stage

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i'm still at a loss as to why he has never sought to mend his political misfortunes by mending the country's sickness. this country is sick with the coronavirus. he's sick with it too. to find any connection with the country dealing with he separates himself from it. lies about it and tries to polish it up with a television production. >> he is back out. that's the president with his back to the camera. and the center door way. what appears to be a video camera and teleprompter facing him. in a video coming soon. to a device near you. and the light has gone on. and this is 7:02 p.m. after his return from walter reed. on this october evening in 2020. with thanks to all of our contributors with thanks to my partner nicole wallace. the time has come to direct coverage to its lawful recipient this hour. joy reid. the "the reidout" starts now. >> brian and nicole. thank you both very much. i want to echo i think what can be described as the shock. we all feel there are moments in this job when you realize that you are witnessing some of the great horrors of history. this is a president who was ju

. >> reporter: 75-year-old florent is on the mend. he may not have survived in march, but better treatment now means he will. and it's his birthday. he says his only wish is to go home. with cases climbing, hospitals across europe worry they won't cope this winter. >> so let's get to james longman live. i know cases are rising. real fear what you're seeing in europe we could then see here and i know official there is in belgium are holding emergency meetings tomorrow. >> reporter: that's right, david. europe is watching belgium in horror even as their own cases start to spike. germany hitting new restrictions, a new national lockdown in france and officials will meet here tomorrow to decide whether belgium should do the same. david. >> all right, james longman from belgium, thank you. >>> back here in the u.s. tonight and from michigan this self-proclaimed head of a white supremacist group and one of his associates arrested in that state. justin watkins and alfred gorman took this photo at a home where they believe a producer of a pod

though trump is reportedly on the mend his chief of staff says the next 2 days will be critical in the president's fight against covert 19. u.s. election team imo is joined by stacy we just heard the president says he's doing well he's going to change is he going to change his attitude towards wearing a face mask well he could have taken the opportunity to be a different man and he did not take it he thanked the the staff at the hospital and he made it sound like this disease is just something that just happened to him and didn't acknowledge the fact that he did not wear a mask and perhaps he did not take proper care precautions with these really big rallies and contrasts and so i think that a lot of people whether you are a democrat or republican would have liked to see the president identify with people who are struggling with the disease more and to express them kind of humanity and use this as a way to unify americans and to lead an example as to what people can do to control the virus and to protect themselves and we have a clip from joe biden where he gives a different approach t

make changes if he has to, so he has a little time to play w assuming these two senators are on the mendch is a good sign. so you think there is still time, one to change the vote, to a virtual one is necessary, and two, to stick to this time line, that makes sure that this confirmation happens before november 3rd which is election day? yes, i mean there is a possibility that they could push through this nomination during the lame duck period, but what is clear is that the senate is all hands on deck, they are moving heaven and earth to get this confirmation across the finish line. they have a number of week, and i think they are hoping that that is enough for these senators to recover. so, i think that on capitol hill they are still pretty bullish about getting this threw. the most of the democrats can do is really attack along the edges, making small delay, an hour, maybe even a day, but it will take something really horrific, like a serious illness of one of the two of these senator, to derail the strategy. and joe biden at the debate dodged the question of whether or not he is open t

temperatures today, we had widespread 80s this afternoon, so a mend is on the way through the week ahead. you can see in most spots we have green dots on the bay area, good air quality. a few yellow dots indicating moderate air quality. for the most part right now, our 2.5 pm levels are below 100 so a nice start to the week. outside a live look from our san jose camera showing you bright sunshine, blue skies. looking at the air quality over the next two days, there are no spare the air days in effect. tomorrow and wednesday, very similar air quality fluctuated between good and moderate, depending where you live. so we're not anticipating anywhere in the bay area to get above 100 in terms of pm 2.5 levels. that's something we'll watch in the week ahead. right now it's warm. 80 currently in oakland, 87 in concord. san francisco earlier today, we had a high of 80 degrees and cooled off to 73 with a sea breeze. overnight tonight we'll have very limited fog along the coastline. our marine layer is very compressed right now, so most spots will find clear skies, plenty of stars, and overnight l

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pu the sea lion is on the mend but doctors won't know if the procedure is successful for at least 30 days. if so, it is a medical breakthrough and ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> a new mural with an important message unveiled in san francisco put on by none profit organization one atmosphere. the mural is in the parking lot behind the battery club in the financial district and our work tells the story of renewal and the fires that were ravaging california. schoolchildren will also be replanting trees as part of the project. to make the mural is very simple, just a series of silhouettes, because the message is simple, we nourish and protect the environment and teach our children to do the same. the cycle of life will continue. >> one atmosp 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. it says so right here. if 19 passes, seniors can move closer to family or medical care. i looked at moving but i can't afford the taxes. will you help california's most vulnerable? vote 'yes' on prop 19. >> thanks so much

. >> he is on the mend, doctors won't know if the procedure is successful for 30 days. >> that's reallyreat. >> a second chance at life for krona and a medical breakthrough doctors hope will save countless lives in the wild. >> this surgery gave him an opportunity to survive. but not just survive, but thrive. >> tom hanson, cbs news, new york. >> coming up on cbs this morning, we're going to take you to the battleground states of michigan and wisconsin and hear from voters about which i issues matter the most to them. plus, black lives matter co-founder tells us about her new book the purpose of power. how we come together when we fall apart. and grammy winning guitarist peter frampton talks with anthony mason in his first tv interview about his memoir, "do you feel like i do." that is the cbs early morning news now for this monday. thank you for watching. i'm ann marie green. thank you for watching. have a great day. morning news now for this monday. thank you for watching. i'm ann marie green. thank you for watching. have a great day. >>> live from

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so imagine their horror when he returned to work on monday, apparently at least seemingly on the mendd so, of course, the outrage poured forth when trump, characteristically dramatic style mounted the steps of the white house and removed his mask. well, we've seen many fine examples of trump derangement syndrome, but this week's might have been among the most insane. the whole performance brought forth condemnation from the media almost as though he'd inviewedded toland. take a look at this tweet that one filmmaker posted of a video that what mr. trumped had just done was a direct homage to adolf hitler. they parallelled images showing the plane in the air and mr. trump waving. yes, that's right, apparently no leader 's ever stepped off a plane or helicopter and waved to the people. you really just can't make it up. well, we're three weeks out from polling day now, and the hysteria shows no sign of abating. the media continues to portray the election as a contest between a reckless trump administration bent on destroying american democracy and the calm, moderate decency of joe biden a

lyanne mendes has the story. >> reporter: the agency has kept a record of number of people who wear mask onboard. >> we're able to take aggregated look at service on the street from week to week to see how well the mask compliance is going. >> reporter: also reported having trouble with a few passengers told to mask up. according to data april 22nd through august 31st, 63 verbal altercations specifically dealing with masks. nine operators have been assaulted. >> and there was a miniature bat involved as well. it was due to facial compliance or lack thereof. it's a scary situation indeed. >> reporter: transit workers union 250a believes many more drivers are not reporting passengers to avoid interruption to the bus route. >> would like to see more assistance out there, more boots on the ground in terms of people, workers assisting us with more compliance. >> reporter: sfmta says a few things are helping. >> deployed ambassadors and increased people throughout the city, crossing guards, transit fare inspectors back from other disaster service are deployed city wide. >> reporter: all receiv

christian mending meets fellow activists they are all devoted to the cause christian found inspiration in the bible which she takes this really. they are on their way to an abortion clinic to try to persuade women to keep their pregnancies. when jelly calls like her make up 25 percent a few s. voters most of them share a central goal to ban abortion. we are kind of the the last stop before that abortion we want to reach them one more time and so that's why we're here it's my duty to do what i can do here to persuade as many people to not have abortions as possible but ultimately that's and god's hands and one day they will have to give an answer to god. she and her fellow activists believe donald trump is as committed as they are to banning abortion. abortion is such an important issue in our time and i cannot trust a president who believes that abortion is ok without the right to life we have nothing so if we're taking away and it's a life no one has right the right to life is so important and i'm seeing that from him and that's why i will be voting for him politics professor laura vi

he does seem to be on the mend. now, can that change? sure. that's the reason why it's very, very important to maintain a close watch over where he stands. >> abby, as far as the proof of health stuptnts. you have to wonder about risk analysis, somebody has to be with him, not wearing masks, he was in the drive by with the secret service agents, his appearance will encourage more people to crowd outside the hospital. why is it so important for this president to portray himself as healthy and strong? >> well, this is the entirety of his sense of self-image but the image he wants to project to the world. the president is fixated on looking strong, which is why when there were reports over the last couple of days that he was not on friday, in particular, doing particularly well, he was furious with his chief of staff for letting that be known to the public. you also can see in the way that dr. conley has treat to withhold information that might seem to indicate that the president had more rough episodes with this virus that even his doctors are t

it's what we should all keep in mind to always apply it cream and it's better to use a really crazy mend and not a light cream with par fumes my favorite pointman is traditional pure 100 percent unrefined sheep otter the yellow one it's full of vitamin a in allentown and it really recover siskind and protects the skin it contains in the bit that are similar to our lip it's and we apply this cream wash our hands again and even has a little bit of this cream left so it's a contains look at that are similar to our lip it's and we apply this cream wash our hands again and even has a little bit of this cream left so it's a perfect protective and prepare cream but you can then use it in your face can you because when i wear my mask. and so. always find that it's irritating my skin in the face so so you can get some pupils here so what can i do my recommendation would be to just wash your face twice a day only with water and use a towel off the words no soaps or other. peelings or whatever and then apply no cream because then you would at more moisture on the skin just use a mineral powered or