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all right allan thank you very much we'll leave you for the time being allan reporting from just outside the white house now let's take a closer look at the president's health and trampas 74 years old and he is considered overweight both make him high risk for the coronavirus questions were raised about his condition back in june when he appeared to have difficulty drinking water and coming down from the stage at an event but he dismissed concerns about his health at the time and in the last year trump made an unscheduled visit to the doctor for a test something that's usually noted in his public diary the white house said he was in good health and during his campaign in 2016 trump produced a note saying he'd be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency a doctor later said trump had written the letter and self that's been to dr amish he's a senior scholar johns hopkins center for health security he's joining us from pittsburgh thanks for your time just weigh in on what's happened over the last couple of hours i think this is an unfortunate turn of events but it is somethin

allan lichtman is professor of history at the american university in washington. he's known for calling correctly eight out of the last nine us elections and he would argue, due to a technicality, it is actually nine out of nine. i asked him what he made of all the issues over the debates. i can't understand why donald trump wants to avoid debates. leave aside my prediction as we will, just looking at conventional analysis, he is way behind. he needs to change the game. avoiding debates won't do it. and by the way, there is precedent for, in essence, a virtual debate — 60 years ago, one of the kennedy—nixon debates was held virtually. nixon and kennedy and the moderator were all at remote locations, and theyjust had a screen of the two of them together. certainly, understandably, there is less opportunity to interrupt and bully, if that is what trump wants to do, but they did not serve him well in the first debate.

a fitting thing for the senator to see is probably the best way to paraphrase it allan what's the timeline here for this hearing and then potential. we go with they're on a break at the moment i'm just going for lunch has been sitting there since 9 o'clock answering questions 30 minutes for that then we come back and they'll be more senators who still have to ask questions among them. of course the senator from california best known these days as joe biden's vice presidential running mate she has been pretty forensic in judiciary hearings in the past so i think many people are waiting to see how she will pick apart in the komi divide it equally but it or at least try to do that that will go on until all the senators have had 30 minutes then they will break for today so we're talking about roughly 11 hours of hearings on tuesday on wednesday the senators will come back they'll get another round of questions this time for 20 minutes at a time and then we will hear statements in support of him about it from

but it's nomination will go forward to the full senate for confirmation alan fish on capitol hill allan thank you. flooding and landslides have killed at least $36.00 people in vietnam a tropical storm made landfall earlier adding to the damage done by heavy downpours in recent days and the country is braced for more rain and a chapell reports. entire villages submerged but even before tropical storm don cost truck this region hundreds of thousands of families in central vietnam were struggling to cope 2 weeks of rain have left communities isolated many can only be reached by boat it is. close to a 1000000 people. and. and. none cars expected to drop up to 400 millimeters of rain in north and central vietnam by friday 200000 homes have already been flooded along with rice fields that people depend on to earn

live now to alan fischer he's on capitol hill and has been following that hearing as it's ongoing allan that exchange between her and feinstein and judge barrett's was certainly one of the things we were looking out for the touched on the the flashpoint issues that you mentioned abortion health care and so warren but it was really the abortion question that's proof and quite critical and a macone baratz really declined. to give an opinion on how she feels about these matters and how she would act as a justice on the supreme court's. so i think she you can see her tactics and this is going to be repeated over the next 10 or so hours as each senator gets the 30 minutes of questioning she is going to take these controversial issues and soon look i could be dealing with these if i'm confirmed to the court and i don't want to fly to anyone what we i'm thinking because then they might change their argument to try and fit in with that she says that she'll

update from just outside the walter reed medical center let's now cross over to alan fischer because allan is joining us from the white house so. what what are trump's timor trumps people saying about why they moved him to walter reed if he just has a mild fever why not keep him at the white house. well it's been a remarkable year it's been a remarkable 4 years it's been a remarkable day in those remarkable 4 years. donald trump says to a very high quality medical unit right here at the white house but clearly there was some concern and we've just been remarkable 24 hours just a little and. obviously after he was diagnosed with cope with the doctors what aware of the treatment he might need to be monitoring his situation at the gate from the cold killa drugs that mike has been talking about. there is all beazley it can sound that as he displayed

from alan fischer his joining us from capitol hill so democrats and republicans making their case as allan just talk us through what we've seen so far what should we be looking out for over the next couple of hours in the next couple of days. well lindsey graham was lamenting the fact that in the past well qualified candidates for the supreme court would go through no matter what their party affiliations where or where they sat on the political spectrum he said ruth bader ginsburg was confirmed by the full senate by name 36396 votes to 3 and said that even though many republicans realize that her views on some key issues were very much the opposite of that if course referred to the fact that merrick garland was nominated by barack obama 4 years ago in the during an election year but it was the republicans there and then that said no we're not doing this in an election year but have pushed through a. nomination just 16 days since she was formally nominated in that event at on the rose garden of the white house and no it looks as if the vote could well take place

talk more about this let's talk about i mean tony barrett's confirmation 1st of all allan the democrats choosing to boycott that vote in the judiciary committee did that actually achieve anything or is it just them saying we can't do anything here . it was symbolic and more symbolic by the fact that in their seats they put faces of people who are currently covered by the affordable care act in the say there. is food on the supreme court she is likely to vote with conservative justices and tear that down that would remove coverage of preexisting conditions for some $23000000.00 americans it was really symbolic it was saying to their supporters look we've tried everything we can and there is not much we can do here in fact the judiciary committee brought their own rules there's meant to be at least 2 members of the democratic minority on the committee when they take a vote they pushed it through $12.00 to 0 but the senate rules are normally enforceable it will go to the full senate for a vote on monday the 1st steps in that will be on friday when they will start the

allan it it took a little while for trying to actually pull the helicopter. bus right but he walked to the helicopter you'll hear it taking off just shortly it's finding up its engines behind me on the south lawn he was accompanied by mark meadows his chief of staff who was wearing a mask interestingly enough a few years ago and mark meadows was on the driveway behind me giving is an update on the president's condition he did not wear a mask he said that he hadn't proven to be 100 percent effective and also he was accompanied by the young aide who's known as his body among the past news always with the president within easy distance takes things that the president might need including at the nuclear codes he is always with the president so he of the 3 of them boarded the helicopter to make the short journey from bethesda and from here in the white house across the washington skyline towards bethesda and the walter reed hospital it will take no more than 10 minutes from taking off which is just doing no the landing it was to read. and the president being in th

the election what is clear from what we're hearing from the republicans that's not going to happen allan told let's talk about those protests but of course there are protests going on at the moment outside the hearing. yeah and i passed them on my way in there are hundreds of people there was where this morning the rain has stopped when i was coming in but there are more people see with for science seeing confirm. rather than on the opposite side. but this seems clearly organized it's clearly put together by groups like the heritage foundation who produced a list of judges that they handed to donald trump and here's what a seduce lee from the list. but the democrats know that a lot of people are tuning in on t.v. to watch this rather than stand outside where they might be able to listen to some of the hearing on the radio but people will be watching and they will see what happens on the night evening news shows as well if the are working and so this is all the vote not so much what happens in the room but it's about public pressure so

looks as though this is just going to go straight ahead just talk us through what's been happening allan . oh well in the senate we heard chuck schumer suggest that the senate should essentially adjourn until november the 9th only to come back if there was a covert deal to vote on that was voted on by the full senate and defeated along party lines 53 to 46 hold on a 2nd you're seeing there's normally 47 democratic senators and you'd be absolutely right come the house didn't vote in that but she will be casting her vote in the final vote that we expect sometime in the next 30 minutes or so the democrats have tried everything they possibly could divide argued that this has been rushed through one senator saying it's gone so fast it would make you see in ball the olympic sprinter jealous of they have tried public opinion by saying look this is going when people are voting there's more than 30000000 people have cast their votes in the u.s. presidential election and therefore they should wait until the next president comes in they have argued that it's going to be

or alan fisher is of course following the story joins us live now from the white house and allan we've been talking about uncertainty and confusion there but i guess that's characteristic of what we've seen over the past few years what's known about president trump's condition at the moment. well they're trying to things in place so that the unknown doesn't become quite so scary the president is in the building behind me he's self isolating in there that is the residence of the white house to my left is the west wing where the oval office is but that's where he is in the residence and there are plenty of rooms there and he of course we are told is walking there he is on the phone regularly with his advisers he will self isolate for at least the 14 days that he was of their recommendations joe biden well he is he's been tested in the last few hours as well he of course shared the stage with the president on tuesday he has been told that he is negative but he like many others sending his best wishes to the president and to the 1st lady

bring in alan fischer he's joining us from just outside the walter reed medical center in bethesda hi allan so ever since the president put that video out on twitter we've now had an updated statement by his physician what did he have to say. story coming out from the press secretary at the white house saying that he's doing well they're cautiously optimistic about his condition that he's had another course disappear which of course is the drug which hasn't yet been given formal regulatory approval but is being used at the moment to treat the president which is perhaps one of the other reasons why it's here at walter reed so that they could monitor that more closely as well and they say there hasn't been on oxygen news been walking around the presidential suite here at walter reed he has been conducting business including as you saw putting up a video on what you know if you want that video it looks ok sounds a bit raspy that is part of the problem with this and of course one of the things

that is when things are going to get rancorous and probably quite vigorous and very partisan here so allan so to what extent are the democrats going to be looking for ways to drop this process or even stop the nomination. ok let's split into 2 things is the committee and then there's a full senate and you've got to be passed by the committee before the nomination can go to the full senate and the committee there has to be a majority of people present when they vote no there are 10 or 10 democrats or 12 republicans that means all 12 republicans have to be end of the room if the democrats go ahead with the threat not to sure up that becomes complicated because at least 2 republicans are currently working from home because of a covert crisis one thom tillis with the self isolating ted cruz is doing so out in months of caution what was surprising is that mike lee who was at the event at the white house where any 20 but it was unveiled as

but of course that's not how the academy saw it and he didn't get that award ok allan just so you know we are getting some tape through from donald trump. a taped replay from reuters and we'll be playing that out shortly we'll just wait and see it's coming through in bits and pieces at the moment so i may interrupt you in a moment context of the election i know that this is not what you would call an election issue but it's the type of thing again i guess that donald trump can point to and say look at everything i've achieved if he wants to talk about his foreign policy. when it comes to talking about removing a nation like sudan from the state sponsors of terrorism to be honest for the average american voter right over their head it's not going to make that much of a difference however if you go to them and see a look from sudan we have managed to get $335000000.02 pay to call in compensation for those who were impacted by terrorism that we believe that sudan the previous governments of sudan was behind that can be painted as a win and that would be important in any sort of election c

we tweeted were pretty good original and you're quoting this tweet us right allan what makes them it was this thousands of fun of us that got tens of thousands or millions of followers and then you don't even have to have that but that really helps it but there are also these networks of facebook groups and twitter accounts and. you know the reality and get out there pretty quickly or if you know how to use hashtags and trending terms and that sort of thing it works celebrated but certainly if you're you get immediate let. we share with me some of the conversation michael has shown says i'm from missouri usa truth and fact is what i live by i don't do facebook because of the misinformation. oh ok that's a little dig at facebook actually lawrence says fact checking boxes are starting points for self research so i would not take the information found by fact checkers as fact immediately after reading the sheets questioning even the fact checking as

jazeera bishkek facebook has begun removing accounts and pages of groups promoting q allan a us focused conspiracy group q. and believe us president don trump is battling an alleged child trafficking ring run by celebrities and government officials started in 2017 and chat group and of surge this year on facebook instagram and twitter the q. and phenomenon has been linked to violence such as reports of kidnapping claims that the corona virus is a hoax you tube says it has removed tens of thousands of videos and terminated hundreds of related channels in the last year several republicans running for congress this year are q. and friendly. it is a social media expert and the c.e.o. of connect safely dot org he says is a threat facebook should have tackled long ago facebook is on record as acknowledging that this is a conspiracy theory group i mean frankly they are insane i just don't understand the arguments and they can and have led to violence the other situation is they

nights ago even though they were separate i want to bring in alison fisher who's in virginia for us allan this is clearly going to have some sort of impact if nothing else on the democrats' campaign and how they handle this going forward particularly with relation to joe biden. well we're expecting a statement from the biden campaign probably within the hour they will try and meet the mean 70 and bulletins on the main breakfast she was here in the united states the question that i believe they have debating is whether or not to add a political element to this statement or whether it will simply be joe biden wishing the president and the 1st lady well biden campaign is expecting to come under pressure from some republicans to suspend campaigning while the president is self isolating over the next couple of weeks that seems unlikely the biden campaign throughout this is being very careful about social distancing protocols you have hared numerous times don't trump talking about how joe biden always wears a mask joe biden perhaps more at risk because of his age he's of course $77.00 but

well alan fischer joins us live now from the white house and so allan that has been confusion and uncertainty but to any more information coming from the white house about the the president's condition. well certainly the update we got from the press secretary in the last was informative it told is that as you say the president is fatigued but in good spirits we are told that he's been conducting business from the residence the building that you see behind me where he is self isolating it's interesting that he was given these experimental antibodies because they haven't yet been given regulate to be approval so it's clearly something that they're doing to see if this will help his condition and of course the president will make a decision along with his doctors if any fire 30 treatment is needed there is a big medical unit inside the building behind me so if he were to deteriorate in any significant way they could treat him here and then if things go wash the could

lady's doing very well so would thank you very much appreciate it i will never forget thank you allan fisher is at the white house and looks at how events have unfolded over the past 24 hours. people will say it's been a remarkable 4 years with donald trump in the white house that 2020 has been a remarkable year but this is still being around markable 24 hours by any standard it was late on thursday night that donald trump was told that one of his closest aides top picks someone who is always in his orbit had tested positive for covert he then went to a fundraiser at his golf course in new jersey called in to a t.v. show here in the united states to see that he was going to get a test for covert and just before 1 o'clock in the morning here in the u.s. donald trump tweeted out that he had tested positive as had the 1st lady confirmed by the white house a short time later no on friday morning we were told that the president was feeling a bit fatigued was running a small fever but was still continuing to work from the residence while self

continues on capitol hill more go on for the next few hours but for now alan fischer on capitol hill allan thanks very much indeed russia's foreign minister has indicated that turkey will not be involved in peace talks over the disputed region of neuronal buck the foreign ministers of armenia and russia have been meeting in moscow was a by john has proposed its ally turkey be involved in discussions but russia. says there will be no changes to the format for peace talks over the region there was more fighting throughout sunday night with both sides accusing each other of violating a humanitarian cease fire and funerals are being held in the azerbaijani village of some of here for the victims of sunday's attacks on gunja at least 9 people were killed and 34 others wounded by shelling in the early hours of the morning hundreds have been killed across the region since fighting flared at the end of last month it's the worst violence between the 2 sides in decades. ballister we reached an important agreement on sense today initiated by president putin but we see that this agreement is not being

key issues like health care abortion and election disputes my there is alan fischer on capitol hill allan take us through what's been happening on this 3rd day so far. well she's currently being interviewed by john cornyn who is a senator from texas also served on the state bench for a while while he was down in texas so has some judicial experience but perhaps the most interesting exchange has come just in the last 20 minutes or so with patrick leahy who is a democratic senator from vermont now he asked whether or not anyone was above the law in the eyes of the judge she said no obviously that was the case and then he asked can a president self pardon no this is all about donald trump and what he might do should he lose the election given that there are a number of cases that could be pending against him some of them criminal that could mean the former president if he loses the election appearing in court. refused to answer that by saying simply that this needs a lot of legal analysis is not something she could answer it's not something to be

thanks very much allan fisher on capitol hill in the senate. turkey's president is calling for a boycott on french goods following president in my own comments about islam and muslims like paul wants tougher laws to prevent what he calls separatism in french society after a teacher was beheaded earlier this month the home involved reports from doha. palestinian israeli protest against from outside the french ambassador's residence in tel aviv 6. it's a part of a wave of anger after the french president manuel micro refused to and also controversial cartoons depicting islam's prophet mohammed earlier this month french teacher some your party was beheaded by at such an attack after he showed his students the caricatures during a class on freedom of expression muslims consider it to blasphemy to show any depiction of the prophet french officials insist it's an act of freedom of speech. the idea of serious war stricken city over it protesters made their voice head. in dakar the capital of bangladesh they described mccrone as an enemy of peace but i

just 320 minutes so it's almost like it's not moving i just sat the information allan i'm just wondering about present trump this does who create an extra level of challenge to just kind of keeping up with what he's saying and subtle and on the well it's just just not him but today we fact checked your truck this son he has a son was also repeating the messages there was one main that we fact checked today where they had a digitally altered sotto of the rappers actors 50 cent and ice cube with trump outs on the jon benet indoor struck and they have and ice cube happened but they digitally put the logo on their head right that's our fact check on that and that was that gained a lot of speed because eric drum retreated were pretty good original and you're quoting this tweet us right allan what makes them it was this thousands of fun of us that got tens of thousands or millions of followers and you don't even have to have that but that really helps it but there are also these networks of facebook groups and twitter accounts and they let reality and get out there pretty quickly or if you kno

lucy would be the next one to go out and we are saying and actually allan we're just seeing president trump disembarking now for medical care again he's doing this on a did and he is yes striding towards the the walter reed medical facility of course it didn't take very long did it for the helicopter to land because as you were saying it's very close to the white house just 10 minutes by helicopter but the. president says the the statement we have from the white house is saying that he has a presidential suite there that you would be able to work out of the hospital and certainly the pictures the images that we're seeing of the president right now he has been able to walk alone to the helicopter aboard the helicopter and now we see him self being able to leave the helicopter so perhaps that will be some reassurance that the coronavirus symptoms have not developed any little deteriorated but the symptoms on mild and of course you were learning that the president is. it seems that he has a thing and the white house saying that this is a caution. and please bear in mind marion just becau

by the professor of perfect presidential predictions that is the title that we have given professor allan lichtman because he has correctly predicted the winner of every u.s. presidential election since 1804 mr smith is also a history professor at american university in washington d.c. the president is good to have you on the show when we spoke last in early august you predicted that joe biden would defeat donald trump in the vendor now it's almost of imber and you have not changed your mind do you mean to tell me that nothing has changed about this race this campaign about the u.s. in the last 3 months. absolutely not i made my prediction which as you point out my predictions have been successful since 1984 based on my 13 keys to the white house which gauge the fundamentals of a presidential election that is incumbents are judged by their record and the keys gauge the strength and performance of the party holding the white house and nothing that has happened since early august has caused any keys to flip in favor of donald trump the way my system works is if the party holding the white h

by the professor of perfect presidential predictions that is the title that we have given professor allan lichtman because he has correctly predicted the winner of every u.s. presidential election since 1804 mr lippman is also a history professor at american university in washington d.c. the president is going to have you on the show when we spoke last in early august you predicted that joe biden would defeat donald trump in november now it's almost of imber and you have not changed your mind do you mean to tell me that nothing has changed about this race this campaign about the u.s. in the last 3 months. absolutely not i made my prediction which as you point out my predictions have been successful since 1984 based on my 13 keys to the white house which gauge the fundamentals of a presidential election that is incumbents are judged by their record and the keys gauge the strength and performance of the party holding 'd the white house and nothing that has happened since early august has caused any keys to flip in favor of donald trump the way my system works is if the party holding the whi

thanks very much allan fisher at the white house thank you and. well u.s. voters have been reacting to trump's positive diagnosis with some split some split on whether it's going to have an effect on the election i think one of his biggest sort of strategies was to make joe biden appear too weak to be president and so that he's got coronavirus that sort of takes that factor away so i think it could potentially greatly impact the election and put things more in biden's favor surprised it didn't happen much earlier. that he is not paid attention to the rules of his encourage other people not to pay attention to the rules so i hope it's a lesson i don't really think it will impact the election that much i don't think people will change their opinion because he has it now. i do worry that you know i hope he is well and he doesn't get sick very sick i think that i've already seen on fox news today that they're saying like oh well if he's 75 and he doesn't get severely ill then maybe older people aren't as high risk as they think so i'm hoping it doesn't take the

break it down for us allan joining us from washington what more are we learning about the c.d.c. report. well politically this is going to make very uncomfortable reading for donald trump who of course has been seeing over the last 10 days what he's been saying for a lot longer than that but picked over the last 10 days that the virus is going away there is the possibility that the situation is going to get much worse before the end of the year one of the surprising figures those in the age of 25 to 44 have been particularly badly hit many people thought the young people would be able to fight this off because of the immune system turns out the excess death rate is somewhere in the region of 26 percent so that will be a surprise as well all this coming as the infection rate across many parts of the united states is increasing we're seeing a rise of about 40 percent in those cases particularly in states in the midwest of course there's no plan to do any shut down joe biden would suggest that donald trump doesn't have any plan a toll certainly going to be one of the hot topics when

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that then they can delay this nomination at least until after the election here's the thing though allan just to pick up on some of what you've been saying democrats have said that they will stay away from the committee vote next week so can that then stop the nomination from actually taking place. interesting point because it's also been raised by a couple of people on twitter with me just in the last couple of hours so hear how this works the committee 12 to 10 republicans democrats they can vote and the the the rules of the senate say that there has to be a majority of the senators in the room to vote no senate rules don't always have to be in force but there has to be a majority voting to push it through so 1210 would be enough that means all 12 republican senators have actually got to be in the room when the vote is held and that will be on thursday there's a problem there because 2 of them were reported to have covered mike lee is but in the senate chamber in the committee room in the morning the couple of others have been appearing remotely they say their intention is definitely t

and allan just as more waiting we are expecting her to turn up at any any moment but it is worth pointing out that the decisions that have been made now it looks as though a macone about has come out with the president on all fronts so let's just cross over and follow these pictures and find out what they are going to be saying. and. one. of the and. the and the and thank you very much appreciate it thank you very much stigler's guests and my fellow citizens this is a momentous day for america for the united states constitution and for the fair and impartial rule of law the constitution is the ultimate defense of american liberty the faithful application of the law is the cornerstone of our republic that is why as president i have no more solemn obligation and no greater honor than to appoint supreme court justices on this october evening and it is so beautiful the 1st lady and i welcome you to the white has to bear witness to history. in a few moments we will proudly swear in the newest member of the united states supreme court justice amy kone barrett will and. she is one of our nation'

a risk there is a danger but that's ok allan, better and maybe i'm i'm you i don't know. >>in a new message president trump downplays the severity of coronavirus as returns to the white house and immediately takes off his mask we're going to be live from washington with messages that he is now sending out about the pandemic. >>you're watching kron 4 morning news at 5. >>good morning and thanks for waking up with us and aria false and i'm james fletcher today is what is today today is tuesday october 6 dot past tuesday. can help hopefully though today's going feel nice actually getting out of the house this morning to another cool start. >>yeah chris start to the morning guys know whole lot more of that as we make our way through the forecast daytime highs are all going to get cooler and cooler gradually through the forecast. this morning, some low cloud cover and fog you can make it out here from your berkeley cam visibility is holding up a bit better for most areas than it was yesterday as cloud cover sitting right above the bay, albeit it will be a great start to the da

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allan sophia tell us that they'll be out on the streets of mids flying the flag of the opposition as long as their legs will carry them even if it's just the 2 of them. with. the nigerian government supports the reintegration of former militants for the terrorist group boko haram. some of their victims however aren't happy with the situation. what come to my degree this sign existed long before the city gates negative notoriety for being the birthplace of. in the past my degree was known as a major trading up a decade into the hardest insurgency more than 2000000 people have been displaced some of them find refuge in this camp like. he learns how to repair shoes during the 2 years he was with boko haram he learned something else. they wanted us to be part of their insurgency and become people who are willing to attack and kill. we went through a training to be able to kill and kill. the 45 year old claims boko haram considered him to all to be a move yet in the camp he still stigmatised he says he was forced to join the group . when we came to the camp a lot of people accused us of s

the united states cannot travel abroad or to any major city without fear of a hostile demolition allan's to terrorists later. that morning. as. we celebrate our. just one week in 4 don't trump and joe biden face off at the polls we look at how american presidents both real and fictional have fared on the screen the most patriotic thing that we could all. but 1st there were protests across italy monday with demonstrations against a new round of government restrictions aimed at containing the coronavirus clashes broke out in cities including long naples and turin with riot police firing tear gas to disperse groups of violent demonstrators a number of luxury stores were ransacked the unrest comes after telling authorities ordered bars and restaurants to shut down at 6 pm and also closed theaters cinemas and gyms for a month let's get the latest now a journalist joining us from rome good day to sima can you give us an idea of the scope of these nationwide protests and and who's joining them. well just to give you an idea you had protests in the north in milan and in to in but he also had the