up in other parts of the disputed region all correspondent proportionally faced in contested city adul. artillery shelling the city right now this is the least safest place of evil of the region but as a john says that 9 people have been killed and dozens injured after one of its cities outside the immediate conflict zone came under attack with armenia also claiming its territories were shelled also to come. they are going to get the 2nd day of what could be the most awaited drug in the war on.

a neon sign, has been telegraphing his frustration, at all of it, along with his craving for the adulation he just can't get from taping infomercials on the south lawn. so, tomorrow, if all goes to plan, hundreds of supporters will be standing on the grass there. hundreds. the president, we're told, will be up on the balcony, so he will be a safe distance from them, which is more than they will be from each other. at the white house, no less. hundreds of people. two weeks, to the day, since the ceremony for amy coney barrett, where all the people you see in the picture, highlighted, have since contracted covid. and today, dr. anthony fauci called the affair what it truly was. >> we had a superspreader event in the white house, and it was in a situation where people were crowded together and were not wearing masks. so, the data speak for themselves. >> a superspreader event, says dr. fauci. to which, his fellow task force member, dr. deborah birx added, and i am quoting here, the only thing that will prevent the next wave is us. is us doing the responsible thing in public spaces and private

he brings home and adulation and with them the attention. because. of the feature not from politicized chechnya it's. they call them see his property subdivided into. where one or more families live crammed together is the only option for many haitians. and it's public knowledge that they're exploiting by unscrupulous landlords and now with the coronavirus pandemic they're being discriminated further. a few weeks ago this. became. the haitian residence. teen area with better facility. yes but 1st the results of their growth virus test were published on the municipalities web page violating a patient's right to confidentiality. the neighbors began throwing rocks and rolling insults at the haitians because a few of them had been confirmed to be carrying coronavirus now they tell us that they feel even more discriminated and vulnerable than ever. u.s. president total is admitted to hospital after contracting corona virus the white house says it's out of an abundance of caution. i want to thank everybody for the tremendous support trumps medical team say

the president's adul children and their spouses so far testing negative during the debate they refused to wear masks as required even when reminded by a cleveland clinic doctor two people leading the president's re-election effort also now testing positive trump campaign manager bill stepien and rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel >> and geoff joins us now. geoff, what is the white house doing now to trace all those who may have been ex-possessed >> reporter: the white house says it is conducting contact tracing advising those who have been exposed whether they need to get tested or self-quarantine and as you know the cdc advises a 14 day quarantine following a potential exposure jose >> geoff bennett, thank you. >>> with so many of the president's inner circle testing positive for covid the administration is now scrambling to reshape its campaign strategy against joe biden. and with just 31 days until the election, vice president pence is heading out on the trail as both teams get ready for wednesday's debate garrett haake reports. >> reporter: tonight joe biden taking his campaign message

a coup de grace's adul is a deah blow. imaginative biden was fighting covid. it's almost as bizarre as the focus on the haitian dancing girls. >> laura: what word was he looking for? >> i don't know. >> laura: he tried to go french on this. a little bit of biden whatever. biden did an nbc town hall tonight he was back to his old self. >> 10 million. 210,000 people have died. if you put this mask on between now and january, it will save 100 -- he said it's more important than a virus. excuse me. then a vaccine. you know people who had covid. i hope. i mean, it would be wonderful if you didn't. i learned how to fight. i got a nickname. they called me shoe leather. i was little but they could beat me up i heard them in the process. >> more nicknames. shoe leather. light corn pop. maybe they joined and formed a band called bottle top. i can't follow any of it. without the two-minute limitations of the debate, you see what happens. >> laura: you see why trump shouldn't interrupt him too much. otherwise we are losing all these new characters. who is going to star in

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these extraordinary patriots deserve our adul admiration, gratitude and respect. [applause] jared, how is the middle east coming along? coming along good? we signed the united arab emirates, mohammad, one of the most respected warriors in the middle east and bahrain and we have other countries lined up. even the new york times said it's incredible. i can't believe it. i said no way. i'm sure that person was fired, no they're not going to fire him. they said it's incredible. this guy has done a great job. he wants no claim, he just wants to do what he wants to do. and also worked on israel, the capital of jerusalem with our embassy, great job and he has no weight problem. how do you stay so skinny. biden vowed to terminate our travel plans by seven 100% he wants to let them come in and i want to pay our respects to president macron of france because you saw what happened over there yesterday. what a horrible thing. radical islamic terrorism. i saw a lot in california, armenian. there great people, great business people too. when i just left there were so many armen

he really wants them and needs them to feel adulation from his supporters, but there's a big differencethat approach to campaigning, to one that says it's more important to protect people than to have people in a crowd cheering me on. i do think that the trump campaign you hear his advisers actually doubling down on that, and kind of making fund of the drive-thru sort of implying that it's to hear cars honking sounds sad or pitiful in some ways because it's not a roaring crowds, those are two different approaches. it's either about the roaring crowd or the idea that safety is important. that is the choice that they are laying out to the american public for them to make within the next couple of days before this election. we already know, based on the polls, the american public, they are not satisfied with how this president has been handling the pandemic. he's just doubling down on that kind of messaging in this final stretch. >> he is putting the health at risk of people who put their trust in him, and there are many voters who do not think that's a good look. we'll have to see if that

to suburban voters looking on, this might seem reckless sthfl a warm bath of adulation, base rallies, to make the candidate feel better? >> that's a very good question, brian. that i think the steroids that have been making him feel better might be ending in a few days. and this schedule that he's put himself on where he is going to rub in to the voters he needs to sway the fact that he remains a mask denier. he remains a public health denier, and that he has not accepted the fact that the seniors who voted, helped vote him into office in 2016, who care for their health and want to see their grandchildren and hear him say things like he did tonight. we just want to get back to normal have decided they can't take another four years of this. because he has been so reckless. it doesn't occur to him. the only thing you can tell that is driving the president is the urge for a tv show like superman t-shirt plans and projecting strength. so getting up in front of the crowds, saying he will get out every night on the road between now and november 3rd. and whatever his doctor says, whatever cl

he stood far away from the crowds he wanted gathered to absorb their adulation they stood chockablock shouting, talking and breathing all over one another. masks, the key wep ton fight the virus, he doesn't wear them. a red carpet rolled out and the virus walked right in. that according to this campaign is actually a person experience he can tout from a position of strength. >> listen, he has experiences as commander in chief, that experience as a businessman and now experience now fighting the coronavirus as an individual. those firsthand experiences, joe biden, he doesn't have those. >> so the strategy now is, cast his likely self-inflicted infection as a strength and downplay covid's lethality as he did just this morning while he is still not out of the woods according to his doctor. trump, again, comparing it to the flu, and where did he get that from? >> nob oumber one, it's haven't contagious and number two, nearly as lethal at experts told us it would be. >> serious. very infection but probably not, almost certainly not going to kill you. >> fair, balanced, unafraid to be dange

in and day out but had to unnecessarily risk their lives so the president could get the sort of adulationhat he so desperately needs. >> can you add some color to what jeff just said, malcolm? >> yeah. there really is a ginormous bubble of people, processes, systems and protocols that surround the individual that is the president of the united states. when he moves from a secure location like, say, a hospital room where he's supposed to be in quarantine and he walks into the hallways and it's not to go get a cat scan and he steps into a secret service vehicle, the entirety of the u.s. defense system, the department of homeland security system cycles up and follows him. if the press corps didn't know where he was moving, does the mobile communications team at the white house know he was going to move other than the fact that their command post vehicle was moving? did the secret service counter assault teams in the area really know he was moving with more than one or two moments' notice. and the entire nuclear command umbrella. do we have to scramble an aircraft to make sure there's enough

history made this comment, that no signal individual before or since has received such extensive adulation as did wilson at the conclusion of the great war. was destined to be largely disappointed, because as it turned out, woodrow wilson who had been so skillful in constructing his domestic program and so inspiring during his wartime leadership turned out to be much less skillful in his efforts to construct the peace treaty that he and his ideas -- idealistic support is desired. he began to make a series of decisions which, although perhaps understandable in motivation, have been adjudged mistakes by many historians. the first mistake, believed to be a mistake is something that came to be known as the october appeal, october 19 18. it was the congressional elections. -- to urged people during be nonpartisan during the war, he had urged people not to think as democrats or republicans, we are all americans. in october 1918, needing a congress that would support him and what was going to be the discussion and the vote on he needed, he felt democrat support, so he appealed to americans to ele

, bad debate, bad polls, he knows he is losing and what he wants to do is go out and bask in the adulation of his supporters. they are not the majority. they know it. he knows he is behind and they know they are a minority and they sort of bask in that shared victimhood. they think the rest of the country is looking down on them. trump is out there razing the crowd, performing like a vaudevillian. i think that is what he is doing. i don't think it is even about political strategy or winning the race at this point. i think he, throughout his presidency, has never tried to expand his base and i think he knows at this point he can't and so what he is going to do is rev up the crowd and get as much affection as he can. >> vaudeville is a really good analogy, john. let me ask you something before i move on. you know, last time we heard so much about, well, internal polling was different. internal polling. is it not showing that this time? >> no. all of the polling is bad. you talk to democratic and republican pollsters and they are all seeing the same thing. he is behind by a wide margin, doubl

well be that no single individual in the history of the world before or such had received extensive adulation as did wilson at the conclusion of the world war. the world that waited so expectantly for the civil relations, destined to be larger -- largely disappointed. woodrow wilson, who had been so skillful in constructing his domestic program and will had , been so conspiring during this wartime leadership, turned out to be much less skillful in his efforts to construct the peace treaty that he and his idealistic supporters desire. understandable in the motivation, have been adjudged mistakes by many historians. the first mistake was something to be known as the october appeal, congressional elections. wilson had urged people to be nonpartisan during the war. to not become themselves as democrats republicans, he said politics was adjourned. we will not be democrats or republicans. in october of 1918, a congressman would support him and what was going to be a peace discussion. to vote on a treaty when it finally came, she felt she needed democratic support. so he appealed to americans to ele

and i think he wants to go out and bask in the adulation of the people who go to these rallies and he's heedless of the health consequences for himself as well as for his supporters. but i think, i think this is about his psyche right now. >> how do you see it? >> well, i see it as feeding into a very narsistic president. we know him to be that. and i think that the tragedy is that when he leaves florida today, we know he's going to leave in his wake illness. we know that individuals who go to this rally, there's a high likelihood that medical experts will tell you, this is one of the most dangerous things you can do during a pandemic. the president doesn't care about that. and i think what we're seeing here is not a democratic republican talking point. this is an overwhelmingly american ideal that people should wear masks. people should social distance. and you know, it's, this is a new trump republican party that all of a sudden wants to make social distancing and masks a issue. a lot of these individuals who are at this rally tonight are senior citizens or they're young people who wi

so you get a window into his pathology, his endless need for attention and adulation. this is a little different to observe. it may not be different in terms of its origin, but it is different to observe a man who actually doesn't even care about the people who work right next to him. i think of george w. bush and ronald reagan, presidents with whom i've disagreed on everything, but even those presidents would have been at least nice to their staff. would have not wanted to infect and this president is uniquely awful in that way as a human being. >> what's more troubling to me, i mean, and all of that is true and it's also there's a connection between what happened in the white house and the country. i mean, they're the same story. everything they've done in the country, they've done in the white house. why would it be any different? but what's more troubling to me are your colleagues like senator kennedy of louisiana. senator kennedy, you know, he's not an idiot. he's a quite smart guy. he's impressive in his own right. he's not, like, some anomalous crazy character,

i've been proud to move adulation that makes investments when it comes to workforce resources in ourl, partnering with the doe, community colleges like northern new mexico college. the important mission work at taking place at los alamos helps find those initiatives. a lot of those work -- that work comes from that mission that you are asking the question about as well. i have been proud to support the budgets with investments with los alamos and sandia national laboratories. i am willing to make sure i am putting in the work to make sure we are driving investments at home, not just with our lives, but also with our bases. new mexico is home to three incredible lavatories. -- laboratories. i was even proud to be on a call with senator udall, senator torich, senator sochi, make sure we are putting up a fight to get the 's located in mexico. we know how to make investments in our state and our people deliver. when there is something bad happening somewhere in the world , someone from our labs is figuring out what's happening. when it's something good, rest assured, someone from our lab

should have been the moment when a triumphant boris johnson swept through these holes and reveling in adulation instead he's going to try and build bridges with his party and do it online. mother nature has savaged us with coded. but with the help of basic natural phenomena we will build back and bounce back greener and this government will lead that green industrial revolution the headline promise of a post covert wind power revolution may sound to some like the blustery rhetoric ringing hollow like these empty corridors a recent poll among party members ranked johnson the 2nd least liked member of the entire cabinet what one sees in the most recent polls is not just dissatisfaction with boris johnson's leadership but surprise on the part of the people who were dissatisfied that we thought he'd be able to do better we thought he'd be a better communicator we thought he'd be able to rally people around the crisis and get the message across effectively this is the midlands dozens of mainly working class constituencies up here swung from labor to the conservatives in december's landslide election

airmen received the distinct flying thes, legion of merit, and silver and bronze stars and earned the adulation of military brass, the public. times, they are deeply revered in american society. then that moves me onto the mediterranean and foot soldiers of the 92nd infantry division. this slide happens to be one of my favorite slides out of this group. you see the men going out on patrol. the way patrols were during this time, you would have some , they will receive their reports at the beginning of the day, they would also see where the units would be adjacent on the battlefield. there were officers giving orders to these men who sat in the ranks, those in the ranks received the orders and where their units would be deployed, and then they carried out the operation. well, they would report back to home base and get asked their action report. croupier is in order -- this group here is in northern italy. they were also part of the allied offenses during that period. many of them faced tremendous along theenemy forces gothic line, this fortified enemy position in which you had enemy snipers in w

tradition in future after revelling in twining through passion and has been racing he preens hunger and adulation and with then the attention of a routine it is one fishing of the future and not from the need to sign east chechnyans down its witness on a new jersey era 40 years ago on october the 6th when muslims were observing ramadan and jews were celebrating young composer egypt and syria launched a surprise war against israel. carter's world promoter so to get into this situation there's us now in the 1st of a 3 part series al-jazeera explores what really happened during the 1st week of the war in october on al-jazeera. i want to notice here a reminder of our top stories this hour the european union is launching legal action against the u.k. over its brags it plans a bill going through the british parliament would violate international law in relation to trade rules in northern ireland. armenia and azerbaijan have rejected international calls for talks to end fighting over the disputed region they said the president says armenian troops must leave not gonna cut it back before any negotiations

back from the dutch on the road and basking in the adulation of the crowds.e has a booked every night this week. yesterday it was florida, tonight it's pennsylvania. both key states. jon sopel reports. # and i'm proud to be an american... he's back and, oh, is he relieved to be on the road again, tossing out facemasks, perhaps an unusual choice, seeing as he wasn't wearing one and neither was most of the audience. though probablyjust as well, seeing as what he expressed he wanted to do to them. ifeel so powerful, i'll walk into that audience. i'll walk in there, i'll kiss everyone in that audience. i'll kiss the guys and the beautiful women and everybody. i'lljust give you a big, fat kiss. the president, after his stay in hospital and his treatment with powerful drugs, seemed none the worse for the experience. his main target in the hour—long speech — his democratic rival, joe biden. we have somebody running that's not 100%. he's not 80%. he's not 60%. we can't have this. as a country, we can't have it. joe biden. the vast audience had queued for hours to see

is considering reducing the self adulation time for people who tested positive, cutting it for two weeks-7 days. the government is making some changes for business travel, trying to get a boost to airlines. joining us, siddhartha phillips. what do we know about potential changes? could they potentially start jumping on jets again and traveling around the world for deals? >> morning. lastah, we're hearing this evening the government is considering making bankers, hedge fund managers, executives working on deals, traveling from overseas to the u.k. exempt from this quarantine period. this is in an attempt to promote a global britain. the government's justification is a lot of these people andally fly on private jets they won't come into contact with anybody. that is what the government is thinking about at the moment. jonathan: it's unbelievable to me this is how we're marketing this move. airlines are struggling because business travel is shut down. the best way to get business travel moving is to reopen quarters and do something about quarantines and testing. when you promote in a way th

i would fall to that seductive part of it, which is the fame and adulation and all of that and they wemony to thatis shrug it off. and a sad testimony to that is he had already... he had cancer and it was progressing. and people knew about it. it wasn't a secret. and i ran into eddie on the street. i hadn't seen him for a while. of course, in the beginning, we talked a lot and we would hang out and he would come up to the house but i lost touch with him. and on the street in la i ran into him again. he said he was fine. i didn't know how to bring up the subject. and he brought it up. "yeah, man, i've got cancer", stuff like that. i didn't know what to say in response. and it brings tears to my eyes when i bring it up. and he said, "hey, man, check this out", and he lifted his chin and he showed me what the ravages of cancer were doing to his upper palate. it was heartbreaking. and i was caught... i was lost for words. and eddie was sort of smoking a cigarette at the same time and he would just shrug and went, "yeah, what are you going to do?" and he was smiling and he went off happily.

comes to covid-19 very tragically perhaps the most tragically of all, the same trend that we see in aduladults, they are married and children, three quarters of the deaths that have occurred among children due to covid-19 are among the same population in black and brown children. >> do you get the sense looking at the data and the trends on the ground that we are improving over time over the course of the pandemic itself, how do these trends of the impact of communities of color actually change over the course of the last several months or are we simply watching over time. >> it is a really good question and one that i don't have the answer to, that is because we have been missing data all along in the pandemic from the very beginning we have a big problem and maybe in the beginning you can understand because we are just getting started, we are still missing key data points when it comes to who is impacted, who are the individuals who have increased rates of hospitalization and deaths, different states report the data in ways making a difficult comparison and also you have different grou

adull life is about choices and learning that your choices have consequences.n't a child any more and that gets to have it both ways. and these guys, the political ones in particular, didn't save anything. i don't know who this guy is but there is to difference if cory lewandowski, or bill mitchell or any other crazy red hat trump person had taken their job. they didn't stop anything. and the thing that if they really believed what they said, if they really believed that he was a scar on this country and they wanted to make a difference, they wanted to prevent the worst stuff from happening, they would do what we're doing. what olivia is doing and speak. that is how -- and make sure that he doesn't win for four more years. that is how you prevent the worst stuff from happening and that hypocrisy drives me up the wall. just own it. if if you are for him, just own it. don't pretend like you're doing us any favors. you're the no. olivia is the one doing us favors. >> and i'll come back to you. you have more. not to be confused with olivia newsy, the highly skilled

president doesn't have a lot of money with his campaign and he likes the feel of the rallies and the adulationhe gets on the campaign trail. and those two things are during the pandemic are a recipe for the president to just plow ahead and do more rallies, because he feels like it makes him look strong, it's a good, frankly, it crystallizes, in his mind and in others minds, the contrast between him and joe biden, they wanted this to be about a choice, well, the president's very clearly showing what the choice is, he's out there, he's campaigning and he's saying things like, we're tired of the pandemic, we're not going to shut down again and joe biden is visually running an entirely different type of campaign and saying very different things. but the president, if anything in the next two weeks, wants to hit the gas harder, he does not plan on scaling any of this back and a lot of it is because it's how he feels connected to his campaign, it's what he's used to, he likes the rallies, he likes being out there. at the same time, there are times when he goes to these rallies and he says things tha

there are 11 million adulls who identify as lgbtq living in this country since the case was decided in 2015. 293,000 same-sex couples have gotten marry and many are rightly afraid if you are confirmed you'll join with other conservative members of the court to roll back everything that lgbtq community has gained over the past two decades and pushed them back into the closet. now, two sitting justices are already calling for oberger feld to be over turned. last week justice alito concurred with the court's decision to deny a case involving a former kentucky county court who refused to issue marriage certificates to same-sex couples. they accused the court of and this is justice said alito and thomas, they accuse the court of reading a right of same-sex into the 14th amendment even though this right is found nowhere in the text and these two justices signal that oburger feld is a problem that only the court could fix. so coupled with your use of the term sexual preference, coupled with your view on precedents and that a justice's view or her own analysis of the constitutionality should o

. >> the president could get the adulation that he so desperately needs. >> this is what happens whenon't like what the people who are speaking for you are saying. >> this is a man who we have seen for years now feeds off the affection of his fans and almost needs that affection. >> this is classic, classic donald trump, isn't it? you know, he does want to be the star of any show. he wants to be at the center of attention. >> he did the drive by. he did get approval from his doctor. he did do it. when you looked at what is happening over the weekend, mark meadows said one thing on friday different from what the doctors were saying, so to speak. he was talking more when he did actually speak off the record he was talking more about the president's condition on friday we didn't know was that serious. we didn't know the blood oxygen was the way it was. we didn't know he needed supplemental oxygen. he said he wasn't having any difficulty breathing. you worry about the conditions of his lungs. experts say we -- we will talk to doctors throughout the show the fact is there might be some --

i'm deeply sorry that as aduls s we are showing the type of leadership that you and your colleagues onboard are showing. i did not like what happened last week and i heard more of the same today. there was a little less shouting, but the negative message and the harm is still there. some of what i heard constitutes verbal harassment and abuse. these comments and behaviors are unfortunately indicative of experiences many blacks, latin x, low-income and immigrant students and families have to endure in our classrooms and schools, including at lowell. while these comments and behaviors are not new, they are unacceptable, especially in an sfusd board meeting. let me tell you why. the comments that i heard and the behavior that i witnessed is harmful to black students, at lowells specifically, who just want to be able to go to school without having to justify their excellence. it is harmful to black parents who consistently are called on to defend themselves and their community against people who say our children don't work hard enough, we don't know how to properly care for hem, and our cu