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i proved i was all there because i aced it. a standard test. i took it at walter reed medical center in front of the doctors and they said rarely does anybody do what you just did. >> he was talking about joe biden to take a test but that is not what we focus right now. let me bring in a forensic psychologist at yale school of medicine. thank you for coming here. you have been outspoken about your concerns as a physician about the president's mental health and wellness. we don't know when he took this test. he said very recently but i just want to work through what this means. why would a doctor order a cognitive exam on someone? >> i don't know what the reasons are for his physicians to think that they needed a test or why this test and not another. cognition which is the ability to process knowledge and thoughts alone does not determine whether someone is able to do a job. what we as independent mental professionals, mental health professionals have been concerned about is whether the public is safe. that involves a different

trump is failing. >> i aced it. aced the test. >> i'm joined now by democratic senator tammy duckworth of illinois. senator duckworth, thanks for being with us this morning. i have 13-year-old twin boys. i'm living the debate over reopening schools. and i know you are as well. you've got a 2-year-old, a 5-year-old, an older mother living at home. how has this discussion or issue impacted you personally? >> well, this discussion has been something that's been tearing me up and tearing up all the moms in my mom group. we talk to each other. we want our kids to go back to school. believe me, i need my daughter back in school because she needs trained educators, not a politician trying to teach her to read. i'm not trained to do this. on the other hand, i don't want her getting sick and potentially dying. even if it doesn't really affect her, her bringing home a virus that will affect my 79-year-old mom. i have her 2 1/2-year-old baby daughter. i want my daughter to go back to school of course but not if there's not eno

learn more at xfinity.com/education. >>> i aced it. i aced the test. i took it at walter reed medical center in front of doctors. and they were very surprised. they said that's an unbelievable thing. rarely does anybody do what you just did. >> so you just heard there president trump bragging about his cognitive ability in an interview with his favorite network. and it comes as a new poll out today finds more and more americans disapprove of his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. back with me now to discuss all of this, cnn's dr. sanjay gupta and cnn political director david. sanjay, let's talk about this test. the one we know about that's been publicly disclosed is this cognitive test for the president that was in 2018. that was the montreal cognitive assessment. what do we know about that test, and what does it mean exactly to ace it? >> right. well, that's not a term that i think most -- the medical community would use to describe doing on the test. it's not like the s.a.t. or something or a test that you take in school. it's more of a screening

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i proved i was all there because i aced it. i aced the test and he should take the same exact test.ery standard test. i took it at walter reed, a medical center in front of doctors, and they were very surprised. they said, that's an unbelievable thing. rarely does anybody do what you did. >> if he's trying to show us that he's still there, it's startling to show the mountain of evidence from science and medicine on the pandemic. the "washington post" also said this, quote, as the country enters a frightening phase of the pandemic with new daily cases surpassing 57,000 on thursday, the cdc, the nation's top public health agency, is coming under intense pressure from president trump and his allies, who are downplaying the dangers in a bid to revive the economy ahead of the november 3 presidential election. the fact that the country is careening with coronavirus deaths is where we start today. we have practicing physician and former obama health policy director who worked on the h 1 n response. ashley parker, i quoted from two of those reports. take me through what you guys are reporti

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i proved i was all there because i aced it. i aced the test. he should take the same exact test. a very standard test. i took it at walter reed medical center in front of doctors and they were surprised. they said that's an unbelievable thing. very rarely can anybody do what you did. >> okay. i mean, can you ace that sort of test? what did we learn from this? there's a new cognitive test he took very recently, but nobody was told about it? >> this is interesting. the only time we know in recent history that the president has been to walter reed when he was in november when he went basically unannounced for an unscheduled visit on a saturday afternoon, breaking protocol with the president's physician riding in the same vehicle as him for what amounted to sort of an urgent visit. now we're hearing that on that day, because that's the only day that the president has been -- at least as it's been acknowledged to the public -- to walter reed for medical exam that he had neurocognitive testing. what does that mean? he had emergency neurocognitive testing in november and we haven't hear

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and i proved i was all there because i aced it. >> reporter: the president's boast of acing a cognitiveest is laced with questions. does he mean the one he took in 2018 at walter reed medical center or something more recent, perhaps during his surprise trip there last november? critics remain skeptical of claims he was getting a physical and the white house is offering no proof for his latest assertion. >> i took it at walter reed medical center in front of doctors, and they were very surprised. they said,i that's an unbelievable thing. rarely does anybody do what you just did. >> reporter: really? not likely, according to medical experts who say such tests are just not that hard. >> i wasn't there but i doubt very much that astonishment was the reaction of the doctors. >> reporter: the montreal cognitive assessment, which we know trump took at least once, lasts only ten minutes. >> you may be asked to name animals, such as a lion, a rhino, a camel, draw lines between letters and numbers in an ascending order and maybe even doing things like subtracting 7 sequentially, so 100, 93, 86, 7

rarely does anybody do what you just did. >> aced it. have an idea what aced it means, michael? >> he's laying a predicate. he's laying a predicate so if there is a gaf by the former vice president he could continue to question joe biden's fitness and competency. it is a risky proposition for this reason. there will be three debates in the fall. that bar will be lowered. every time the president questions joe biden's fitness, such that if biden escapes from those debates without having made a mistake, people having heard all of the charges about his fitness will say, well, geez, he did pretty well, didn't he. >> how fascinating will the debates be. i could see you with your yellow notepad and lists that you make. i remember it all from four years ago. we'll talk again then. here is my last question. this is all about you. you are kind of a big deal to be having this documentary premiering tomorrow night on the 30-year career in talk radio and television so let me play a clip. >> i am so fortunate. my political, my media work, any interes

and i proved i was all there, because i aced it. i aced the test. and he should take the same exact test. they're very standard tests. i took it at walter reed medical center. in front of doctors, and they were very surprised. they said that's an unbelievable thing. rarely does anybody do what you just did. >> okay. there is a lot there, doctor. if this indeed happened, shouldn't the white house provide some details about when this took place? and is he referring to his recent trip to walter reed or his evaluation in 2018? >> well, his only recent trip to walter reed was unannounced on saturday afternoon in november. so if he had neurocognitive testing then, that's very worrisome, because he would have had a symptom that prompted unannounced in a hurry on a saturday afternoon in november neurocognitive testing, things like a stroke or confusion. he may simply be referring to the test he had two years ago, but he said recent. so if he had a recent test, that's what he is referring to. it's important to note that this is not an intelligence test. this

i proved i was all there because i aced it. i aced the test.medical center in front of doctors and they were very surprised. they said that's an unbelievable thing. rarely does anybody do what you just did. >> okay. there's a lot there. dr. jonathan reiner is back with me because obviously he advised the george w. bush white house for eight years. one official's understanding is he's acting like he just took this exam but he's referring to the one in 2018 he bragged about he time. it's unclear when he took this test. when you look at this, why would president trump undergo a test like this? is that business as usual? >> no, it's not a part of any routine medical or vice press presidential yearly examine. they recommend this testing only when there is a suspicion of impairment. we know he had one two years ago because ronny jackson described it. we didn't know he had one this year. he did actually have it in november, we need to know why. what was their suspicion. >> so you're saying only on suspicion of impairment. advising george w. bush white

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i aced the test.ook it at walter reid medical center in front of doctors and they were very surprised. they said that's an unbelievable thing. rarely does anybody do what you just did. >> all right. joining me now is mark thompson, host of the make it plain podcast. and you've written a book about trump nation. what in the world is going on with this cognitive president is president is talking about, and the way he described it, the doctors were surprised that he passed it. i'm not sure if that's a compliment or not. >> like his financial records, the president has yet to make his health records public. whoever these mythical doctors are, if they exist, the president should trot them out in public and they should sign medical records that define what this test was and what the president actually passed. i think this is donald trump lying again publicly or fabric it fabricating it. who knows what he did at walter reid in he hand come clean about what the hospital visit was to begin with. having said th

he claims he aced it.ry, that is a funny word for a cognitive test, when you hear his answer to the next question you will have reason to wonder if he actually aced a cognitive test. listen to what he tries to say about whether or not he is still under audit. >> i'm under tax audit, i have been for a long period of time. once i ran for politics that deal was like "we didn't make i. i'm under a continuing audit, so anyone that did that or showed that, they treat me horribly, the irs. it is a disgrace what has happened. we had a deal done, i guess it was signed even. once i ran or once i won, somewhere back a long time ago everything was like let's start all over again. >> what was he saying there? >> alisyn, i have spoken english since i was a little boy, and i don't understand what he is saying. that is what he is saying, but that statement was meaningless as far as i can tell. >> i think there is an attack there of the government. there was some lie about where he has not turned over his taxes already. th

the big news down there is kershaw, the dodgers ace is an ace because he has a bad back.good news for the giants. big news today the playoff will go from five to eight teams in each league allowing the owners and players to squeeze out a little additional revenue like $50 million. the first round will be a best of three series. >> i like the idea of having fun with the playoff format and having a selection and some things that we may not have in a trit s the oppoittr new things and it was awesome and that may be something we keep. >> a short season it is not but still a big deal to make it the opening day and the roster for the first time. the giants reliever got the good news tuesday night and could not wait and he couldn't wait to share with his parents in michigan. >> i call them at the same time and i said i need to caysnd you and so i went out side of the stadium and called them and it was funny and i expected them to cry and i ended up being the one who cried more for both of them. >> the season is officially underway and dr. fauci is a huge washington national fan

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if they were surprised he aced what is an easy test, as you put it?ask you a pressing question which is the ethical dilemma of athletes getting rapid tests, which is essential if you are going to be monitoring them as they play sports, and that would be part of the process. what is the dilemma here with athletes getting the rapid test and then you have the rest of us waiting days and weeks to get results for their tests? >> it's a big issue of justice. i understand the athletes want to be safe and they are trying to create situations particularly in orlando where they could be isolated, but test somethin' somethin' that we all need. i am talking every day to health care workers, people high reus -- high risk exposure, and then they get it back and it's void because it's too long of a time and they already got infected. it's one of the great disasters of this administration where we are still trying to catch up and do more testing. the president is saying to do less, and that's crazy. we have to do more, and i think we need to use the tests on first re

and i proved i was all there because i aced it. i aced the test.should take the same exact test a very standard test i took it at walter reed medical center in front of doctors, and they were very surprised they said that's an unbelievable thing. rarely does anybody do what you just did >> seth: the test you took is basically a placemat you'd give a child at a restaurant. if you gave this to a 10-year-old at chuck e. cheese, they'd say, "come on, man, at least give me a maze or jumble challenge me." that's like going into the optometrist and bragging that you saw the "e." also, i'm willing to bet trump thinks he aced it because the doctor who gave it to him, ronny jackson, probably told him he aced it even if he didn't i mean, you guys remember -- do you guys remember sweaty ronny over here? the guy who said trump had the weight and build of a college linebacker rather than a divorced possum? of course, any doctor who goes by ronny is suspect. even a damn chiropractor would call himself dr. ron, if only to make sure it fit on the vanity plate. i'm

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. >> my upstairs ac kicked on about 2:00 or 3:00 and didn't stop at night. that is really rare for my location. where i am at usually get a seabreeze. there was nothing. >> we usually get a breeze as well. >> pam and steve, the drive in this morning, it felt like early fall here. >> i guess that's a good thing. we will take it. we do have some changes here and that is in the form of fog and an onshore wind for some. we will take you around the area and say some when gus's that are pretty good here. they are all onshore. it is not widespread but has come back, so cooler for most in the fog has returned. breezy to windy. yesterday this was a hot one from palo alto's 95 to fairfield and brentwood's 104 and everywhere in between. there are plenty of upper 90s and low 100s. livermore has a west northwest at nine. i don't think i saw anything over about three or four yesterday and altima past is about 35 miles per hour and there is mount diablo west at 29 .northwest at middle peek and travis, 35 gusting to 35 from the west southwest, so that is ace reaming if you

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don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. >>> tonight, several developing stories. the coronavirus hits record highs. the stunning images tonight. the supreme court dealing the president a blow on his financial records. and the tropical storm just named as we come on. warnings already up in the east. >>> first, the virus tonight. and the hot spots. arizona now considered one of the world's largest hot spots. 34% of those tested now positive for covid-19. tonight, the families lining up since midnight last night. family members in their cars, including an 80-year-old grandmother in her mask, waiting for hours. the governor, who has not been seen in more than a week, just holding a news conference, and what he said. the stunning numbers tonight and how closely they're connected to states that decided to reopen early. and ten states now setting records for hospitalizations. >>> the historic

the minute the ac goes on, like oh my god, how expensive is it going to be? even the downstairs a/c turned on and that has only happened like once. so if you have the ac going most of the weekend today should be a relief because mother nature will kick on the air see. the highs yesterday, yeah, it was hot. brentwood 104, fairfield 104, concord and livermore 102, morgan hill 99, santa rosa 97 palo alto 95 degrees. today will be colder though. 71 in the cities. oakland 81, drop to -- concord 102 to 86. west at mt. diablo, 28. i will do it. that is an onshore breeze at 3000+ elevation and also to travis, 35 mile per hour gusts so that i will do it. as long as it holds and doesn't collapse. i do think that that breeze will start to crank up as the fog has settled in on the coast. 50s and 60s on the peninsula, 59 palo alto, even los altos hills is cooling down. they're both of 58. kind of favoring the san mateo santa cruz coast, but it is setting the stage for what looks to be a pretty quiet and cooler week here for many. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, there's always some th

hvac experts we talked to said window ac units often have vents that can bring in some fresh air, butortable air-conditioning units are generally not fine enough for the removal of those tiny virus particles. they're meant more to kept dog hair and insects out of the machinery. also, everyone we talked to said air purifiers can help if you have someone in your house who is sick or a frontline worker who is self-quarantining, whit. >> it's all great information but what about people driving around out there in taxis and ubers in a tight space on a hot day? any tips for keeping passengers and drirsve safe? >> reporter: yeah, you know, having the windows open and everyone wearing masks is best but on these super hot days if you are running the ac, experts say make sure that recirculation option is off. this way the car is getting fresh air in all the time instead of reusing air from inside that could have virus droplets from one of the passengers. >> all right. great info, becky. thank you so much. that's the button with the arrow that goes inside the car. get the fresh air in the vehicl

don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arbide effects are angioedema, low blood pressure kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. >>> tonight, the new and alarming images from inside u.s. hospitals, reminiscent of scenes from new york city. as the u.s. now tops 3 million cases of coronavirus. the chilling new images from hospitals in the south. houston's united medical center. doctors and nurses desperately trying to save a 66-year-old woman. and then the heartbreaking phone call, telling the family she did not make it. forced to quickly move onto the next patient. in arizona, cases more than doubling in just the past week. 1 in 3 people now testing positive. dozens of hospitals in florida now running out of available icu beds. dr. deborah birx today asking four states to roll back their reopenings. and what she's now asking american families to do. >>> also tonight, how to reopen the nation's schools. inside the school board meetings.

winds with 75 mph sustained but very rough surf and coastal erosion likely to happen as well and it ace hawai aiand it weakens a bit but still a tropical storm on monday morning. we are just watching the fog rolling in and that is better than watching a hurricane. we look at that fog spreading across the bay as we spread the this evening and tonight and 62 downtown with 69 and oak and but otherwise it is a mix of 70s and 80s. 77 in san jose in mid 80s for livermore and concord. future cast shows the fog developing not pushing quite as far inland by the morning and still some low cloud cover to start the day over much of the area but it retreats for the coast and i don't think it will make it and i think the fog will be almost impossible to shake on the coast tomorrow and tough to shake even on the city side of the bay and it spreads and as we head through tomorrow night into early saturday and here is the difference on saturday. once it backs up it makes it further so some clearing along the coast by saturday afternoon and something to look forward to other than the fact that it will be

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and i proved i was all there because i aced it. >> the president's boast of acing a cognitive test is with questions. does he mean the one he took in 2018, at walter reid medical center? or something more recent? perhaps, during his surprise trip there last november. critics remain skeptical of claims he was getting a physical. and the white house is offering no proof for his latest assertion. >> i took -- took it at walter re reed medical center in front of doctors and they were very surprised. they said that's an unbelieverable thing that you just did. >> really? the tests are just not that hard. >> astonishment was the reaction of the doctors. >> the montreal cognitive assessment, which we no trump took at least once, lasts only ten minutes. >> you may be asked to name animals, such as a lion, a rhino, a camel. and maybe, even doing things like subtracting 7 sequentially. so 100, 93, 86, 79. you get the idea. >> acing such a test would do nothing to bolster trump's relentless claims of being much smarter than his political foes. >> i know i have an iq better than all of them. i kno

don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arbcts are angioedema, low blood pressure kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. >>> all right. welcome back let's expand on that weekend forecast and some of the highest temperatures will hit us this weekend. wednesday looking pretty comfortable along the coast in san francisco. upper 70s to low 80s around the bay. as we head to thursday temperatures creeping up and mid 60s in san francisco to mid 90s inland. kumasi. >> thank you, mike. >>> colin kaepernick might not be working with any nfl team right now but working with one of the league's partners. disney has a deal with kaepernick's production company. he'll be featured in an exclusive docu series produced by espn films. focused on stories that explore race, social injustice and the quest for equity and showcase the work of minority directors and producers. disney is the parent company of espn and abc7 news. >>> well, we now know the schedule for this year's shortened mlb season. the oakland a' bent

he keeps talking about acing this cogninitive test.est that is given to see if someone is sufuffering fromm dementia, some kind of cognitive difficulties. this is not an iq test. he continually g goes back to i, even when told, are asking to identify a an elephant, you are being asked to draw a clock, two seven's.ck from 100 by this is a test to see if a person is becoming senile.e. is the united states being run by a madman, noam chomsky? givenyoyou say, the test is for dementia, a serious mental illness.s. but what can y you say about a speakingo before before an adoring crowd, raises his eyes to heaven and calls himself the chosen one? what do you say about an administration where the secretary of state says, perhaps trump has been sent but the good iraran?save israel from the country y is being run by a madman. there is no parallels t to this. in fact, y you can see it in everythihing that is happening. you go back to late marcrch or , the united states was about the same a as europe in the numberrf covid-19 cases and deaths. it wa

ace is the fourth service dog i've raised on the job. weeks old from america's vet dogs, and i am very proud that he will go on to be an assistance dog for either a veteran, and active duty service member, or a first responder with a disability and the demand for service dogs has greater than ever. with this pandemic, think about all of those first responders, the doctors, the nurses, the paramedics, a lot of whom will be struggling with ptsd and really need a puppy like this. >> kristin: that is such a great point, and i remember when you had your first service dog. >> that's right, he was named for a wounded marina. >> kristin: does it ever get easier to say good-bye to these dogs that you've grown to know and love? >> that's a wonderful question and i get it all the time. the bottom line is it is incredibly difficult to say good-bye after raising or training a puppy like ace for 18 months. however, when you meet the recipient and see the incredible life that you've changed and in many ways even safe, it is such an honor and i view tha

don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arbthe most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. . >>> we don't get serious, ashes, ashes, we all fall down. >> an east bay doctor not mincing words. health officials and community leaders are urging people to please follow the covid-19 guidelines. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. i'm larry biel. >> and i'm dion lim. the california department of public health has confirmed the covid-related death of a teenager in the central valley. the youngest victim in the state so far. officials say the teen had underlying health conditions. the state has now surpassed 9,000 deaths and our seven day average of new cases is 8,322. the previous average was more than 9,800. a stern message from medical professionals in contra costa county this

don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. >> he has the right to say it. he is the president. the safety and well being of our students and staff is the first priority. >> the pressure is on for schools to reopen this fall. the trump administration making that message very clear today. across the bay area, teachers and administrators are working to try to come up with a plan. good afternoon and thank you for joining us. i'm larry beil. >> we are focused on building bear bay area as we plan to emerge from this pandemic. one of the key things we've focused on is education. we have team coverage today tackling how local school leaders are responding to the trump administration's plans. how santa rosa schools are planning to reopen and the financial impact on colleges now forcing stanford to cut some sports. we want to start in the north bay tonight. jourt door classrooms, schedules and masks