because cleveland was a gold guy. and this blob, this blob in this jar always tantalized medical and presidential historians because they wanted to know what kind of cancer did cleveland have? this was an amazing achievement in modern -- in american surgery, american cancer research that they had successfully removed this tumor and that there would be no recurrence of the disease for 15 years until cleveland died in 1908. but there was a problem. cleveland's children, and he had children very late in life. his last son francis died in 1995. in fact, i -- it's funny, i was living in portland, maine and we went to church and i met a woman named margaret cleveland and i made a joke about grover and she said, well, actually he was my grandfather and grover was born in 1837. when he was 60 he had a son francis in 1897 and then francis when he was 60 had a daughter in 1957 who was margaret. there were 120 years between the birth of margaret and her grandfather. the cleveland children lived well into the 20th century and the

they anesthetized cleveland.he operation took about 90 minutes and what they did was they removed the tumor along with most of his upper left palate and five teeth. pretty much all of the teeth behind your eye tooth there on the left. everything behind there got taken out as did a big chunk of his upper left chunk bone. all of this was taken out in 90 minutes and using fairly -- what we would consider rudimentary tools, basically chisels and forceps. they had no suction devices and no means of blood transfusion and all of the blood he lost and no means of artificial resus tagsz if anything had happened to him either. nonetheless, the operation succeeded and cleveland survived. they packed his mouth with gauze and gave him a shot of morphine and put him to bed for the night and it was four days later on july 5th and the president had been missing for four days over the fourth of july weekend and the chief executive back in the 1890s warrasn't quite what it i today. the office wasn't quite what it is today and it w

tear down continues at the cleveland clinic main campus following tuesday's presidential debate. the debate over but the clinic remains the health advisor to the commission of presidential debates for the near future. >>news on friday that the president and the first lady along with close presidential adviser hope hicks all of whom were in cleveland on tuesday tested positive for covid-19 focusing attention on the clinic. cleveland clinic on friday releasing a statement explaining distance between seats screenings and disinfected measures were taken during the debate and wearing a mask inside the venue was among the topic the president addressed during the debate, i when needed when needed i wear mask, okay, let me ask i don't have i don't wear masks like him every time you see him he's got a mask. he could be speaking. 200 feet away from any shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen in this video recorded before the debate began a doctor can be seen interacting with audience members. the cleveland clinic in a separate statement, a fox 8 news said individuals entering the deb

touchdown, cleveland. jillian: the cleveland browns held off the dallas cowboys, they win 49-38.

you'll have to speak to the cleveland clinic. they are professionals here. these are health care professionals. we expect them to do their job today. senator harris is going to show up tonight and do hers. any questions about the safety precautions in advance of this debate tonight or during the debate should absolutely be directed to them because they are in charge of enforcing these guidelines, setting the guidelines out and ensuring everyone at this debate is safe. >> before we move to the debate itself, will senator harris use the fact that the vice president is in utah and not quarantining despite the fact that he had been in close proximity with people at the white house who have had coronavirus? >> well, tonight, you know, vice president pence will be on that stage and he's just not the vice president of the united states of america, he is the chairman of the white house coronavirus task force. so tonight you can absolutely expect that we are going to talk about covid-19 and the trump-pence administration's failure to cont

with both candidates be retested by the cleveland clinic and how would that work? >> that would be the decision that they are going to tell us, what's going to satisfy them. in other positions as to what's going to be the safest thing. a new development has happened, i heard from someone a few hours ago from the campaign of mr. biden saying, thursday they have other plans. they said they planned to be there and they will be there for a regular debate as scheduled with a record of what happened in cleveland or if they wanted to, the trump campaign wanted to do it a town hall meeting, they would be willing to do a town hall meeting in nashville. subject again -- we would have to be satisfied from the health standpoint so that's brand-new. i have passed that onto the president's people so we will see what happened. >> martha: what about a third debate rearranged at a different date. i know that campaign said the 22nd and the 29th they offered up? >> for about a month or so the national debate would be the last debate. they had their campaign plan and they wouldn't hav

. ♪ >> t trifle the so-called cleveland eight has been postponed.rom africa's bureau chief horton-tucker is in studio this afternoon. share with me your experience of covering issues around the violence, the killings at cleveland's hostel, and you have been tracking other political killings, including another one. talk to me about cleveland's itself. >> it has now become almost a business, the business of killing and hit men has become so prominent because of the high level of unemploymen >> death is always a heart weight away. >> literally death is a heartbeat away. this whole network that is said to have involved policeman, said to have involved politicians. during the missionf inquiry, we had heard it was a place where politicians go shopping for hit men. the problem is the weapons that are used for these assassinations are not legal. they are not traceable. these weapons are either stolen , or they go back as far as the rmed struggle. >> i'm so tired of the kilngs in this province. i don't really get disillusioned. i don't think there is much ti

we have to go from cleveland here in salt lake to miami, and then finish up in nashville. airlines for gratuitously flying our entire staff that can force between cities -- back and forth between cities. we owe them a real debt of gratitude, but probably no one do we owe more than the cleveland clinic. those of you who were in cleveland were there for a debate that was cosponsored by the clinic and case western reserve, but the cleveland clinic has been our advisor on medical issues, which are so important as we live through this coronavirus episode. we want to thank them again for their tremendous work. believe it or not -- don't laugh because it has been a major contribution -- anheuser-busch and company. for 28 years, they have provided , the million reporters out here, something to eat so they don't go back and forth, and they have been with us 28 years. now i have to be sort of a scold . there are millions of people who are either in their homes watching this happen tonight on television or they will be at their computers or they will be totheir ipads watching listen

tear down continues at the cleveland clinic main campus following tuesday's presidential debate. the debate over but the clinic remains the health advisor to the commission of presidential debates for the near future. >>news on friday that the president and the first lady along with close presidential adviser hope hicks all of whom were in cleveland on tuesday tested positive for covid-19 focusing attention on the clinic. cleveland clinic on friday releasing a statement explaining distance between seats screenings and disinfected measures were taken during the debate and wearing a mask inside the venue was among the topic the president addressed during the debate, i when needed when needed i wear mask, okay, let me ask i don't have i don't wear masks like him every time you see he's got a mask he could be speaking. 200 feet away from any shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen in this video recorded before the debate began a doctor can be seen interacting with audience members. the cleveland clinic in a separate statement, a fox 8 news said individuals entering the debate h

silver purchase act that most got the ire of grover cleveland. >> yeah, cleveland was representative of the old democratic party. the democratic party of commercial interests from the east, especially new york, where cleveland was from himself, from buffalo. people who believed thomas jefferson and andrew jackson, that the government should not really do very much in the economy. during the depression of the 1890s, grover cleveland said that the people should support the government, but the government should not support the people. and this is very different from what bryan believed, bryan in our calls today was a liberal. he was a democratic liberal. he believed that the government should be strong enough to help people who couldn't help themselves. he wants to address the balance between corporate power and the power of workers and small farmers. and so, and also, cleveland had broken the railroad strike that will talked about, the pullman strike with federal troops. and cleveland's attorney general was actually a railroad attorney, at the same time he was breaking the strike by ra

>>the cleveland clinic says both candidates tested negative for the virus prior to the debate.s anchor chris wallace who moderated claims the president trump did not arrive in cleveland early enough, however to be tested. and he says quote there is an honor system between the 2 campaigns. >>here's a live look outside as we take a quick break. our camera longer parked there and san francisco which on any normal day would show us the bay bridge there in and make it out today pretty thick fog out there. we'll be back with more in a minute. >>welcome back around being up the 8 o'clock hour and as we approach 09:00am we're still in the midst of some pretty dense fog, especially on our bridges closer to the coast. golden gate bridge can't see much of it out there in the distance. it's cool this morning, but it will warm up and clear out this afternoon 70's in oakland for your highs today will hayward fremont san jose in redwood city all in the 80's, san jose in the mid 80's today while oakland, a really nice 76, san francisco picking later today at 68. james. >>thank you john coming

the historian was asked what cleveland thought of william jennings bryan and he said that grover cleveland hated william jennings bryan and then he was cut off and he wasn't able to finish. i was curious what did he hate him for and if in fact is that true? thank you. >> you want to take it? >> i'll start, michael, and you can follow up. he didn't like -- grover cleveland was a hard-money, democratic president. he didn't bryan's position on the silver issue. he didn't like the income tax that bryan has championed in the house and helped pass. but it was the silver issue and breaking with the cleveland administration's repeal of the sherman silver purchase act that most got the ire of grover cleveland. >> cleveland was representative of the old democratic party, democratic party of commercial interests from the east and especially in new york where cleveland was from. he was from buffalo. people who believed thomas jefferson and andrew jackson that the government should not really do very much in the economy. during the depression, grover cleveland said that the people should support the go

tear down continues at the cleveland clinic main campus following tuesday's presidential debate. the debate over but the clinic remains the health advisor to the commission of presidential debates for the near future. >>news on friday that the president and the first lady along with close presidential adviser hope hicks all of whom were in cleveland on tuesday tested positive for covid-19 focusing attention on the clinic. cleveland clinic on friday releasing a statement explaining distance between seats screenings and disinfected measures were taken during the debate and wearing a mask inside the venue was among the topic the president addressed during the debate, i when needed when needed i wear mask, okay, let me ask i don't have i don't wear masks like him every time you see him he's got a mask. he could be speaking. 200 feet away from any shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen in this video recorded before the debate began a doctor can be seen interacting with audience members. the cleveland clinic in a separate statement, a fox 8 news said individuals entering the deb

tear down continues at the cleveland clinic main campus following tuesday's presidential debate.ate over but the clinic remains the health advisor to the commission of presidential debates for the near future. >>news on friday that the president and the first lady along with close presidential adviser hope hicks all of whom were in cleveland on tuesday tested positive for covid-19 focusing attention on the clinic. cleveland clinic on friday releasing a statement explaining distance between seats screenings and disinfected measures were taken during the debate and wearing a mask inside the venue was among the topic the president addressed during the debate, i when needed when needed i wear mask, okay, let me ask i don't have i don't wear masks like him every time you see him he's got a mask. he could be speaking. 200 feet away from any shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen in this video recorded before the debate began a doctor can be seen interacting with audience members. the cleveland clinic in a separate statement, a fox 8 news said individuals entering the debate hall

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cleveland spoiled the day for the boys, 39-38. in las vegas, josh allen had the bills hot in the first quarter against the raiders. vegas stayed in the game with derek carr throwing for a pair of touchdowns, but the undefeated bills too much to handle buffalo undefeated, 4-0. they win the ball game, 30-23. >>> jimmy butler turned the heat up on the lakers in game three of the nba finals. the miami forward had 40 points, 11 rebounds and 13 assists in pivotal game three anthony davis had a big game for the lakers, but got into foul trouble early, which meant jimmy butler took over the game late a couple of clutch shots down the stretch helped seal the deal and the heat get the win, 115-104. miami looks to even the score in game four on tuesday >>> still talking hoop, the storm and the aces battled it out in game two of the wnba finals brianna stewart was hot early and often for seattle. she led the team with 22 points and league legend sue bird had 16 points to go with her ten assists. las vegas tried to keep it close, but they coul

cleveland in his second term was very upset about it.even contemplated going in there and removing those people from the government, but he didn't really want a war. he did not want to have americans fighting essentially americans, former americans. so that was a state of play. mckinley, again, rejected the policy of his predecessor. he made it very clear through subterranean diplomacy, he liked subterranean to promise. he was very interested in acquiring cuba through annexation. americans were now running cuba -- who were now running cuba wanted that also. it generated a lot of anti-expansionist sentiment and fervor in congress and other places, among intellectuals and writers, mark twain and others. but he never wavered. he got the negotiation, he sent it to congress and could not get it through the congress through a treaty. he didn't give up. he sent it back to congress as a -- to be dealt with by two houses which did not require two thirds vote. it only required a majority vote in both houses and that is how we got hawaii. then ther

i don't know why cleveland went through all this trouble.d own that shit, baby. i would use it to intimidate other foreign leaders. what's that, china? you going to put sanctions on us? check this out! aaahhh! and look, maybe it's not a big problem if a president shiedz some dental work or a mild pill addiction -- i mean, as long as they can still do the job, what's the difference? but there's one case of a president that got so sick that he could don't the job and they still didn't tell the american people. >> woodrow wilson had a stroke that not even his closest advisors knew about. >> his last year and a half almost a year and a half in office, he was incapacitated. >> his wife tried to conceal how bad it was. turns out he was partially blind, partially paralyzed, he was lying upstairs in a bed in the white house growing a beard, and they pretended that it was not that bad. >> his wife and doctor told the cabinet and vice president, he's okay, wie got this. you just can't see him. he's in seclusion upstairs and we'll pass down his decisio

on tuesday the president traveled to the cleveland debate vouned by friends and advisers, including top aide hope hicks. that night 90 minutes head to head with joe biden. on wednesday hicks showed symptoms, and on thursday she tested positive white house officials say they learned about it asthma arena one lifted off from the south lawn on the way to a new jersey fundraiser the president boarded his plane anyway and flew to bedminster. >> white house operations made the assessment it was safe for the president in consultation with others. >> reporter: that night he confirmed to fox news he'd been tested. >> so, i just went for a test and we'll see what happens i mean, who knows? >> reporter: just before 1:00 this morning he tweeted about those positive test results, saying we will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately. that set off a ripple effect with potential impacts on national security, domestic policy and the 2020 campaign for him it's on hold with all events virtual or postponed for now. the next debate in question, and a call he was supposed to lead today on cov

hicks was with the president and the first lady tuesday in cleveland for the debate. when the first family did not wear masks like other members of the audience. this picture was taken wednesday when hicks was boarding marine one for a trip to a minnesota rally with the president. it was after that rally that she began to show symptoms on the flight home. it's not clear why the president then took a trip to new jersey the next day for a fundraiser. this morning, the white house says vice president mike pence and karen pence both tested negative for the virus today. a white house staffer later tweeted that both jared kushner and ivanka trump were tested today and also are covid negative. moments ago utah republican senator mike lee, a member of the judiciary committee who recently met with judge amy coney barrett and had been at the white house saturday for a rollout, tweeted he has also tested positive for covid. democratic presidential nominee joe biden and his senior staff are all being tested today, they say. we will bring you any updates on covid test results for

an architect in cleveland, he quietly had a connection to roosevelt. he was appointed to the national council of fine arts. the council, created through presidential order met only once to review the citing of the lincoln memorial before the order was rescinded by the president, william howard taft. abram garfield, writing to his mother, indicated that all participants on the commission recognize the fertility of the council and the likelihood that william howard taft would abolish it at the back past -- at the behest of congressional opposition. he came back and served on the commission of fine arts from 1925-1930 including a stint as vice chair. leading federal government service 50 years after his father's death. garfield's political legacy would seem to be quite thin, since he served effectively as president for only four months. he had been a highly respected military man and legislator. through the distance of time, all the circumstances are murky. some of his decisions, some relating to washington, seem to have been worth questioning. his dedica

tear down continues at the cleveland clinic main campus following tuesday's presidential debate. the debate over but the clinic remains the health advisor to the commission of presidential debates for the near future. >>news on friday that the president and the first lady along with close presidential adviser hope hicks all of whom were in cleveland on tuesday tested positive for covid-19 focusing attention on the clinic. cleveland clinic on friday releasing a statement explaining distance between seats screenings and disinfected measures were taken during the debate and wearing a mask inside the venue was among the topic the president addressed during the debate, i when needed when needed i wear mask, okay, let me ask i don't have i don't wear masks like him every time you see he's got a mask he could be speaking. 200 feet away from any shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen in this video recorded before the debate began a doctor can be seen interacting with audience members. the cleveland clinic in a separate statement, a fox 8 news said individuals entering the debate h

hey, cleveland! lou: cleveland. cleveland, senator. cleveland. remember that.erhaps take notes of where you are. in her remarks, the senator also a overstated the china virus death toll in this country. she claimed the china virus had killed over 220 million americans. she, of course, meant thousands, not millions. a massive error, but it is one the corporate left-wing national media chose not to fact check or to correct. another story that remains hidden by the corporate left-wing national media is the ever-worsening biden family corruption scandal. new text messages obtainedded by "the daily caller" reportedly showing hunter biden wanted to avoid registering as a foreign agent, this part of a multimillion dollar deal with a, that's right, chinese energy company. "the the daily caller" reports it's the same deal for which joe biden was seeking a 10% cut. hunter biden texted his associate, tony bobulinski, in the may of 2017 to say, quote: we don't want to have to register as foreign agents under the fcpa, the foreign corrupt practices act, which is much more e

i team like we were in cleveland a week ago, bill. >> feels like it. nice to see you, dana. profound days. let's get it rolling right now. >> where do we stand at this hour? i'm bill hemmer. covid surprise, capping off a wild week. 32 days from an election, president trump has tested positive for the coronavirus. he is now one of more than 7 million in the country with the confirmed case of covid-19. he's quarantining at the white house with the first lady, melania, who also tested positive. the white house says both of them have mild symptoms, and yet the west wing is trying to figure out how this happened and who else might be at risk. these recent developments lead leaving the market wondering, and possibly heading into a weekend of high uncertainty. what does it mean on the ground moving forward? the campaign, the economy. in a moment i'll talk with top white house advisor larry cudlow about that. we have chris wallace, john thune, trump campaign senior advisor corey lewandowski. first to the reporters on the ground, peter doocy with the biden team and from the white hou

he rejoined his brother -- third brother in cleveland.he youngest surviving son, abram, helped direct washington's development directly. but quietly behind the scenes. an characteristic in cleveland, he too had a theodore roosevelt connection. abram was appointed in 1909 to the national council of fine arts. president theodore roosevelt's ill starred, precurv ser of the national commission of fine arts. they met only once to review the sitting of the lincoln memorial before the order was rescinded by the new president william howard taft. abram garfield indicated that all of the participants on the commission recognized the fragility of the council and the likelihood that taft would abolish it at the behest of congressional opposition. but abram came back and served on the successor body, the commission of fine arts from 1925 to 1930 including a stint as vice chair leaving federal government service 50 years after his father's death. garfield's political legacy would seem to be quite thin since he served effectively as president for only

luna travelled with president trump to cleveland for last week's debate and to minnesota a day later for a campaign rally. the president kept a packed schedule with events in travel in the days leading up to his diagnosis. the uptick in positive cases in the president's inner circle now raising the urgency of contact tracing. >> time is of the essence here, because if you miss those contacts, those contacts then become infections, which then leads to new chains of transmission. >> but tonight there's little evidence the white house has reached out. ohio republican governor mike dewine says he's still in the dark following that debate in cleveland. >> they've not reached out to me. i know i talked to the ceo of the cleveland clinic the other day who dpav me an update, gave me a report. i don't know whether they've reached out to cleveland clinic or not. >> reporter: days after that minnesota rally where there was no social distancing and few masks, a spokesman for the minnesota department of health tells nbc news in a statement there has not yet been any contact with the white house o

here in suburban cleveland the diversity within international border the crowd leans toward democrats and away from president trump he's mentally imbalanced and he is a threat to the health and most being of everyone on the planet i'm looking for a change this upcoming election season just that we can kind of get back on track as a country. on the state's vast farmlands and in the factory town of canton where apache industrial services recently expanded into coronavirus cleaning solutions penetrates the d.n.a. of the cell the workers lean toward republicans and the blunt spoken president he's straight to the point he doesn't really take too much from people kind of says well it's only wanted to time his character not so much. but what he's done politically what he's done for policies and stuff i stand again polls show joe biden in trump in a dead heat here where trump won handily in 2016 but that was before the coronavirus and a wave of economic shutdowns oh i wonder stands the importance of economic issues also understands the moment the country is living the democrats have very wise

you trust the commission, you trust the cleveland clinic?mand that the cleveland clinic and that the commission work that out. obviously, it is extremely troubling what happened at the first debate. and our expectation, our demand of the cleveland clinic and of the commission is that the trump campaign and everybody that they are bringing to the debate, you know, shows proof that they are negative. we will let the cleveland clinic and the commission work out exactly how that works but, obviously, we are not interested in creating another moment where there is a potential for the spread of this virus. we have seen, unfortunately, look at the event at the white house on september 26th. we have seen what happens when the appropriate precautions are not put in place and it's tragic. given how opaque this white house has been about health information related to the president and everybody around him, we are demanding unequivocally of the cleveland clinic and debate commission they work out protocols to ensure that everybody who is at that debate

he rejoined his brother, third brother, abraham in cleveland. youngest surviving, son abraham, help direct washington development directly. but quietly behind the scenes. an architect in cleveland, he too, had a theater roosevelts connection. he was appointed in 1909 to the national council of fine arts, president theodore roosevelt ill star precursor to the national commission of fine arts. the council, created through presidential executive order, at the urging of the american institute architects met only once. to review the siding of the lincoln memorial, before the order was rescinded by the new president, taft. garfield, writing to his mother, indicated that all participants on the commission recognized the fragility of the council and the likelihood that taft would abolish it. at the behest of congressional opposition. but, abraham came back and served on successor body, the commission of fine arts, from 1925 to 1930, including a stint as vice chair, leading federal government service 50 years after his father's death. god fear -- garfiel

we don't know in that conference room at the cleveland clinic which way the air was blowing. it was not filtered air. it's not an operating room where you blow filtered air in the direction you want it to mitigate the risk of infection. it was an open conference room with ceilings and walls and air conditioning that was blowing past the president or toward him or past the family members in the audience or toward him. so everybody in the room is at risk, 19 times higher risk as dr. gupta pointed out. so there is no person who took part in the debate that should not self-quarantine, get tested and plan for the worst while perhaps hoping for the best. >> yeah, again, hoping for the best. as you said in your situation, even though you're over 60 for you your symptoms were mild. let's certainly hope for everybody that's on that list if they have covid their symptoms also are mild. at worst. let's bring in historian jon meacham and correspondent ken dilanian. jon meacham let's begin with you. we saw in britain earlier this year, boris johnson only 55 years old i say only 55 years o

is african-american turnout high this cleveland? biden get a higher margin in cuyahoga county than hillary clinton did? including here pretty big margin in lake county. these are the suburbs to the northeast of cleveland. can joe biden turn this blue or at least make it more competitive? if he wants to win in ohio, lake county outside of cleveland will tell you more. starr county. former vice president biden went here after the first presidential debate. why, you might ask, right? look at the margins in 2016. which would he go to a population donald trump won by such a lopsided margin? this is one of the pivot counties. here's the 2012 race. it was barack obama. 2008, barack obama. then flipped to donald trump on 2016. on election night watch southern ohio, watch dark county. it is red maybe trump has a comeback in ohio. if it is blue, joe biden is on his way to the white house. >> thank you very much for this. i'm joined by the former governor of ohio, john kasich, who's endorsed joe biden. thanks for joining us. i wants to play a

cleveland clinic said everyone in the debate hall was tested but they are reaching out to all guests there. >> "outnumbered" starts right now. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> melissa: a busy new hour awaiting an update from the white house physician on president trump and first lady melania trump. they tested positive for covid-19. the president confirming that. he and the first lady for quarantine. white house chief of staff mark meadows said the president is energetic and carrying out business as usual. >> they remain in good spirit. the president does have mild symptoms. the great thing about this president is not only is he staying committed to working very hard on behalf of the american people, his first question to me this morning was: how is the economy doing? how are the stimulus talks going on capitol hill? >> melissa: the president tweeted the stunning news late last night hours after we learned that the white house advisor hope hicks who traveled with the president to the debate in cleveland and a rally in minnesota on wednesday tested positive for the coronavirus. the president's positive t

cannot white house really do what was done in the past with cleveland, and so in the past with clevelandthe other presidency were actually able to hide their medical condition for longer. —— presidents who were able. i think they can actually point interaction at this white house might be thinking about. in the case ofjfk, he had multiple serious medical conditions he was able to hide for a long period of time, most significantly, his addison's disease, and adrenal disorder which required him to take steroids. from a political perspective it might have even benefited kennedy because he a lwa ys benefited kennedy because he always had this rosy, glowing look to him. in our age of non—stop video and attention on the president, president trump similarly has to wonder about the optics of appearing before the optics of appearing before the american people. that being said, ithink the american people. that being said, i think the other example to throw in here as the american people think back on our presidents have tried to hide the condition of their presidential health, would be ronald reag

this is the headline today in the local paper in cleveland. president trump, first lady, and hope hicks may have spread coronavirus at cleveland presidential debate. it's just remarkable times. let us start tonight, i think, just by sort of skipping to the end. let's cut right to the chase. there is not reason to expect that the president is going to die from covid-19. a fraction of people who get infected with the coronavirus become ill. the president has become ill. a fraction of those who become ill have to be hospitalized. the president has now been hospitalized. but even among covid patients who have to be hospitalized, even among men who are older, who are obese, who have existing comorbidities, there is still a wide variety of possible outcomes even for patients who are sick with covid-19, who are in the hospital. and, you know, the president was well enough to walk on his own steam to and from the helicopter that took him to the hospital tonight. he was well enough to speak and seemed mostly like himself in an 18-second video that he p

cleveland's industrial skyline rises from the ohio coast on lake erie and it's ohio's mix of industry agriculture and service jobs that make it a microcosm of the u.s. and that's what makes ohio the bellwether state. for decades all routes to the white house have gone through here ohio has voted for the winner in every presidential election since 1064 and they take voting seriously here i think it's most important especially if you want to see change no republican has ever won the presidency without 1st winning in ohio. at may holes bowling alley winning is the name of the game. here in suburban cleveland the diversity within international border the crowd leans toward democrats and away from president trump he's mentally imbalanced and he is a threat to the health and most being of everyone on the planet i'm looking for a change this upcoming election season just that we can kind of get back on track as a country. on the state's vast farmlands and in the factory town of canton where apache industrial services recently expanded into coronavirus cleaning solutions penetrates the d.n.a.

--- criticÓ a joe biden por usarla, escuchemos. >> [habla en inglÉs] carolina: para el debate de clevelandcluyendo las hijas, hijos, y nueras del presidente, esto a pesar de que la clÍnica cleveland, encargada de protocolo de seguridad del debate, les pidiÓ que las usaran, y ellos se negaron. tambiÉn al final del debate, melania subiÓ al escenario con el presidente sinusal mÁscara, todo lo contrario, y joe biden, y la esposa del demÓcrata, joe biden, quienes sÍ tenía la mÁscara. ¿cuÁles son los riesgos para el presidente, considerando su edad y estado fÍsico? nos conectamos con el doctor juan rivera, corresponsal mÉdico principal de univisiÓn. ¿quÉ significa este diagnÓstico para alguien de la edad del presidente y de su peso? juan rivera: hay varios factores de riesgo, como mencionas, le deseo pronta recuperaciÓn al presidente, la primera dama, y a todos los que se han infectado con el coronavirus en su cÍrculo. en tÉrminos de la edad, si comparamos a una persona entre 65 y 75 aÑos, con personas de 18 a 29 aÑos, como lo hace el centro de control de enfermedades, el riesgo de hospitalizaci