kellyanne conway, kellyanne conway is top aide to the president, until recently. tweeting she has tested positive for coronavirus. she attended that packed, rose garden event last weekend, where the president nominated amy coney barrett to the supreme court. she was also part of the president's debate-prep team. i want to discuss, now, with cnn's chief political analyst, gloria borger. and david axelrod, the former senior adviser to president barack obama. good evening. and here we go. my goodness. never a dull moment. gloria, let's talk about kellyane. adding to the list of people who went from downplaying the virus, to testing positive. it is an escalating crisis, by the minute. >> yeah. it really is sad to say. it's almost as if what we see developing before our eyes is a covid cluster independeside the house. and it's sad to me, because this is something that a lot of people said was inevitable because what we saw at the white house were people who refused to wear masks. a president who said, look, you know, we've turned the corner. this is all behind us. and

and kellyanne conway. i think that you thought this is where this might be heading considering that not many people wear masks. it seems to be frowned upon in the administration. >> tlast exactly right. it's a tone that has been set from the top. i have talked with so many white house official who are midlevel or low level. they're not cabinet secretaries or senior staff. sometimes in meetings they don't put a mask on because the bosses are not wearing a mask. if the head of the agency you work for and go in a meeting and they are a cabinet meeting secretary is not wearing a mask. they feel uncomfortable. it's a real situation. that led to this atmosphere. you see people going into the rose garden and see kellyanne conway there. and of course she no longer works in the white house. there was a moment, i remember watching this ceremony. watching the supreme court nominee. she stops and speaks with the attorney general very close. for several moments. minutes. and neither are wearing a mask. and is not dista

former trump adviser kellyanne conway says she has covid-19. conway was at the white house event last saturday where hardly anyone was wearing a mask. she was also helping the president prepare for tuesday's debate. conway tweeting tonight, my symptoms are mild, and i'm feeling fine. i have begun a quarantine process in consultation with m everyone affected by thi pandemic. that's not all. the president's campaign manager, bill stepien, has tested positive. in a note to his staff, stepien says he feels fine and will be managing from home. so where exactly is the president at this hour? in a private suite at the military hospital equipped with a kitchen, an icu, and several rooms. tonight, outside of the walter reed medical center, a crowd of supporters waving the american flag and hoping for the best. earlier in the day, a dramatic scene as president trump boarded marine one for the short flight over to the nation's premier military hospital. a masked president trying to project business as usual. now, before leaving the white house, he tweeted

bill stepien, kellyanne conway among them.here are others, former governor chris krchristie, he tk a test today and expected to get the results today. the business continues. there's no invoking of the 25th amendment. that means that president trump is still in charge but vice president mike pence will take on a bigger role. today, he's expected to head up a meeting of the coronavirus task force. this is a job that he's had from the very beginning, but the white house was putting less and less focus on the coronavirus task force. they were meeting less frequently as the white house and this administration were attempting to move on from the coronavirus something that's impossible to do right now. and then there's the political angle of this. as boris mentioned the president no longer expected to hold huge rallies where this supporters were packed in shoulder to shoulder, many not wearing masks as, he, of course, is being hospitaled. but there was a debate scheduled for wednesday. between mike pence and kamala harris. that is i

. >> shannon, we've just gotten the breaking news that kellyanne conway has now tested positive. i believe she was at the event on saturday where judge barrett was announced as the nominee. >> right. going back to this saturday event, there is still a lot of information we don't know. but that seems to be the moment where a lot of people may have been infected. and then you think about all of the places that this president and his top aides have been since then. obviously the debates, and the family members not wearing masks at the debates. there was a large rally on wednesday in minnesota, and that's where hope hicks first started feeling and experiencing symptoms, that evening. the next day, as you noted, the president went to a fund-raiser in bedminster, new jersey. he left that fund-raiser, just as the white house was finding out about hope hicks' results, that she had tested positive. they said it was right as the president was taking off for bedminster. there was time where the white house could have called things off, cancelled the fund-raiser, but they let the president g

former trump adviser kellyanne conway says she has covid-19. she was at the white house rose garden event last saturday when the president nominated judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court. very few people wearing masks there. conway also helped the president prepare for tuesday's debate. conway tweeted last night that her symptoms are mild. she began a quarantine process. and at the bottom there, she tweeted, "as always, my heart is with everyone affected by this global pandemic." >>> and the president's campaign manager, bill stepien, also has tested positive. in a note to his staff, stepien says he feels fine and will be managing from home. a live look for you right now at walter reed medical center on the left, where president trump is going to continue to be monitored over the next few days. and you can see supporters of the president rallying out front, hoping for his full recovery. and on the right, the white house, where first lady melania trump is under quarantine. we have this report now from our own raj mathai. >> reporter: the

it kellyanne conway was also there and she has since tested positive.hat at all events, the president, every attendee is registered for this event of course and temperatures were taken, questionnaires were completed. i'm sure most folks had been asked the questions when they headed in to say get a haircut or the like have they been traveling, exposed, had they had symptoms. certainly, the white house knows who's in attendance to of that event. they can obviously then inform everybody who's there and they all know that they may have been exposed. >> jon: we have a small list of people who have come in contact with the president trump who all were tested for covid-19 and announced that they had tested negative. among them, speaker of the house nancy pelosi but also republican senator rick scott of florida, and senator lindsey graham of south carolina. also senator kelly left her, republican of georgia, testing negative. the most powerful man in the world can come down with disease, a lot of people in washington who will be wild, nervous i guess and if he

you know i'm going to talk about kellyanne conway testing positive. she was at the rose garden event. you were at the white house today. how did it feel to be there today? is everyone worried? >> it felt spooky. you could sense the anxiety and tension, particularly among younger staffers at the white house. and a lot of the younger staffers were wearing masks that you hadn't seen wear them before. you got the sense, their world had really been rocked. mark meadows came out without a mask, then larry kudlow, to his credit, he did put one on. but it's spooky, and then to see the chopper leave, marine one fly to walter reed, it was a chilling scene. >> you said they were wearing masks for the first time, so people don't wear them most of the time? >> yes, and it was a marked difference today. jeff, do you see people wearing masks in the white house? >> no. and some people, it's hard to fathom. i look back on the history of this over the last several months. this isn't the first time there has been the start of what appeared to be a mini outbreak within t

his campaign manager, is form its senior adviser kellyanne conway, and several republican senators.t of the supreme court nominee last saturday in the rose garden. the democrats are now calling for her hearing is to be postponed. president trump has been criticised for his cavalier attitude towards the virus which has killed more than 200,000 americans and infected more than 7 million. in recent history no presidential candidate has come down with an illness this close to an election. millions of voters have already casted their ballots, where the incumbent has been infected with a potentially deadly disease. for a president who did not want the virus to be the centre of the 2020 campaign, he now finds himself at the heart of it. there is some confusion tonight about the president‘s condition and his doctor said he tested positive 72 hours ago but donald trump only let the public know about 36 hours ago so that raises major questions about the deadline and he also said he was not an oxygen but it is not clear if he ever was. the white house wants to show that president trump is in c

more aides to the president test positive, including former adviser kellyanne conway and his campaignanager, bill stepien. the president has received a number of treatments to slow the progress of the virus — including one not yet approved by regulators. in the uk, liverpool, warrington, hartlepool and middlesbrough face new restrictions from today — including a ban on households mixing indoors borisjohnson will hold a video meeting today with the president of the european commission, after the final round of post—brexit trade talks ended without agreement. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. the us president donald trump has been flown to a military hospital less than 2a hours after testing positive for coronavirus. the president's doctor said he was "fatigued but in good spirits". he's been given remdesivir, a drug designed to prevent lung shutdown — but he is not currently needing oxygen. he has also received an experimental antibody treatment to help speed his recover

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of his inner circle have tested positive for coronavirus, including his former adviser kellyanne conway. here's daniela relph with the latest. first up on msnbc, the unprecedented health crisis unfolding in washington. it is the only story in town. how long he is expected to stay and the growing list of people close to him now also infected. last night, a masked president walked from the white house to marine 1 where he was flown to walter reed military hospitaljust north of washington. before he left on social media he spoke directly to the american people. i think the american people. ithink i'm the american people. i think i'm doing very well but we're going to make sure that things work out. the first lady is doing very well, thank you very much, i appreciated will never forget it. and then a follow—up tweet to reassure where he said, going well, i think! thank you to all. love! social distancing, mask wearing, were not routine at the white house. here a week ago, what some 110w white house. here a week ago, what some now describe as the super spreader event. dozens gathered to welc

and kellyanne conway, tweeting, tonight, that she's tested positive for coronavirus. she attended the packed rose garden event last weekend, where the president nominated amy coney barrett to the supreme court. and she was, also, part of the president's debate-prep team. there's lots to get to, throughout the broadcast this evening. i want to get right to cnn's white house correspondents, jeremy diamond and john harwood. welcome back, jeremy. good evening to you, john. jeremy, you were at walter reed tonight. what do we know about the president's condition? >> well, don, we haven't gotten many updates since that memo. that second memo from dr. sean connolly, who is the physician to the president. and in that memo, don, this happened shortly before the president entered marine one and was brought here to walter reed national military medical center to be admitted as a patient for several days. in that memo, don, the president's doctor says that he has been fatigued. we have, also, learned, separately of course, that the president has had a fever, throughout the day. an

former white house counselor kellyanne conway was there. she's one of several prominent republican attendees now testing positive. here's more from tom foreman. >>> i'll we're rounding the corner -- [ applause ] >> reporter: infections and concern about them are ricochetting through the immense web of people surrounding the president. he announced his new supreme court nominee last weekend with health officials, his attorney general bill barr, and more standing close by. now several from that event have tested positive, including trump, the first lady, senator mike lee, and the president of notre dame university. trump has shared space with vice president mike pence who traveled on to campaign in pennsylvania. trump met with a gold-star parent, military leaders, cabinet and congress members, journalists, too -- >> no matter where we go, we're having crowds like -- anybody's gotten before ever. not even close. >> reporter: trump met with his chief of staff, mark meadows, who went to capitol hill to talk with senate majority leader mitch mcco

>>less than an hour ago conway tweeted this my symptoms are mild light cough and i'm feeling fine i had the gun a quarantine process in consultation with physicians meanwhile president trump is spending his first night at the hospital, this is a live look tonight outside the walter reed army medical center. he posted a short video on twitter earlier today announcing his decision to be checked in. >>i think i'm very well, but we're going to make sure that things work out the first lady is doing very well. >>kron four's dan thorn joins us now live in the newsroom with what we know so far about the president's condition tonight the president was said to be feeling fatigue and has had a fever, but tonight a source tells news nation. the president is also experiencing shortness of breath. earlier today, he was taken to walter reed national military medical center out of them and abundance of caution. president trump was seen wearing a mask walking and giving a thumbs up on the south lawn before boarding marine one to the hospital. the white house says the president will be working from a pre

this runs for 30 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome kellyanne conway. [applause] >> wow. hello. it is fantastic to be back in the incredible commonwealth of pennsylvania. what a group of passionate patriots. you do not look deplorable or chumps to me. you look positive, optimistic and ready to win. [applause] four years ago when i was campaign manager for trump-pence -- [applause] we called pennsylvania our reach state. no republican has won pennsylvania in 28 years. it is the girl that got away. it is republican fools gold said one reporter on one show with the air of ignorance and arrogance that permeates so much of us who lecture us. i politely walked through how we could beat the odds and change the ark of republican presidential fortunes in america. key to winning pennsylvania then and now were visits by donald trump. these were not the promises of a typical politician. these were commitments to the forgotten men and women to the working class, those working in energy jobs and manufacturing, the private trade unions like the cousins and friends i g

university of notre dame president reverend john jenkins and former white house counsel kellyanne conway and it's worth mentioning that the senators tillis and lee are both republican members of the senate judiciary committee which oversee the supreme court justice nomination hearings but despite their diagnosis. south carolina senator lindsey graham says that he looks forward to the hearing on october 12 and anyone who wants to participate virtually will be allowed to do so reporting live in the newsroom. dan thorn kron 4 news dan thank you. >>the latest on the coronavirus now the south bay are showing some success in reducing the number of covid-19 cases and positive rates kron four's rob fladeboe tells us county's efforts to control the pandemic depend on what's called health equity benchmarks. >>like this one posted that story and king roads in east san jose remind residents that their community has been disproportionately impacted by the coronavirus after reaching a high of roughly 60% the percentage of coronavirus cases here and in gilroy is now at 57.1% that continues to trend dow

but also the campaign manager, kellyanne conway, hope hicks, several other people who were also in the room are now testing positive. and that means every other person is rushing to get tested. but wolf, what we reported in this latest piece that we just published for cnn, there are so many officials who have been around the president or have been in this orbit around these people who have tested positive, who have not received any instructions from the white house medical office about what they should be doing. instead, they are learning about these developments from us, from the media, from these press reports about who is testing positive and what the details are. so, the contact tracing may be happening within the white house for people like hope hicks and whoever she interacted with, but it's certainly not happening outside the white house. and people are struggling to get real information from the white house, so they're not only questioning the president's status and what's happening with his health, but also their own and how vulnerable they could be and who they were exposed t

the president, his wife and the president's counselor hope hicks, former trump adviser kellyanne conway says she has tested positive and at least one junior west wing employee has also tested positive. so far no cabinet members have reported any infections. >>> until his diagnosis, the president's schedule had been full of campaign events. an abc news' review of his calendar shows him face-to-face with reporters, side by side with gold star families and hobnobbing with donors. the crowds frequently without masks and not keeping their distance. abc's cecilia vega is outside walter reed this morning with the very latest. cecilia, good morning. >> reporter: hey, whit, good morning to you. president trump's doctors said overnight he is here resting comfortably, but make no mistake this is an earth-shattering development just 31 days out before election day. the president is here now in this hospital for the unforeseeable future as the number of positive cases in his inner circle has grown from his campaign manager overnight to his former aide kellyanne conway. this morning, president trump

this runs minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome kelly and conway. >> hello, it is fantastic to be back in the incredible commonwealth of pennsylvania. a group of passionate patriots. you don't look deplorable or irredeemable for chumps to me . you look positive, optimistic and ready to win. four years ago when i was campaign manager or trump pence. [cheering] we called pennsylvania our reach state. no republican had one pennsylvania in 28 years, kellyanne. it's the girl that got away. it's republicans old gold said one reporter with an air of ignorance and arrogance that permeates so much of those who lecture us little people. i politely walked through how we could beat the odds and change the art ofrepublican presidential fortunes in pennsylvania . heat winning pennsylvania then and now, revisit by donald trump. these were the promises of the typical politician. these were commitments to the forgotten men and forgotten women to the working class working in energy jobs and manufacturing and the cousins and friends i grew up with in new jersey area outsiders who were looking

this runs 30 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome kellyanne conway. [cheers and applause] >> wow. hello. it is fantastic to be back in the incredible commonwealth of pennsylvania. what a group of passionate patriots. you don't look deplorable or irredeemable or chumps to me. you look positive, optimistic, and ready to win. [applause] four years ago when i was campaign manager for trump-pence we called pennsylvania -- we call pennsylvania our reach state. no republican has one pennsylvania in 20 years, kellyanne. it's the girl that got away. it's republican fools gold, said one reporter on the set of a show with that error ignorance and arrogance that permeates so much of those who lecture us little people. i politely walks through how we could beat the odds and change the art of republican presidential fortunes in pennsylvania. key to winning pennsylvania then and now were visits by donald trump. these were not the promises of a typical politician. these were commitments to "the forgotten man" and forgotten women to the working class, those working in

we have kellyanne conway, senior counselor, former senior counsel to the president. we have the president of notre dame. and we have, now, his campaign mana stepien. this. this is the top level of the presidency and the west wing. >> what do they all have in common? >> they were all at that event on saturday. >> either, at the rose garden event and/or the events immediately immediately succeeding them. the debate prep. poor hope hicks. wish them well. wish them all well. i had this. i wish it on no one, and hopefully they all have much, much milder situations than i had. but she's getting all this stink on her, like she's the one who got the president sick. >> we don't know that. >> well, not only do we not know it, it is getting increasingly improbable. why? you were talking a little bit with dr. wen about this. if you and i are together, god forbid, and i have covid and i find out i have covid tomorrow morning. they're not going to test you, and you're going to be positive the next day. that is highly unusual. okay? in fact, i tested negative two days before i test

i know we have video of kellyanne conway who overnight announced she had tested positive for co e was mingling with a number of officials including attorney general william barr. so, there's a lot of questions going on about the contact tracing going on at the white house. whether these officials are going to quarantine. it is an enormous mess. just one month out from election day. christi, victor. >> thank you, boris. we want to point out they seem to be in close proximity, but we do know that a.g. barr has tested negatively. boris sanchez, thank you so much. >>> the white house has shared limited information about the president going to walter reed. the white house said this was as reported there a decision made out of abundance of caution but this is the reporting from "the washington post" that the white house wanted to move the president while he could still walk to marine one on his own. let's bring in cnn's ryan nobles. boris talked about his condition. tell us what you know about the spread and politics of this. >> reporter: well, there is growing concern, victor that this lis

several guests here have now tested positive including former adviser to the president, kellyanne conwayast week the trump entourage did not wear masks. joe biden has tested negative. he has been cautious about playing politics right now. i pray he will make a quick recovery. this is not a matter of politics. it is a reminder to all of politics. it is a reminder to all of us that we have to take this bias seriously. there is another leading democrat who is more critical. this is tragic. it is very sad. but it also is something that again, going into crowds unmasked and all the rest, is sort of a brazen invitation for something like this to happen. the president's age and weight put him ina the president's age and weight put him in a high—risk category. so far he has not needed extra oxygen but has been given remdesivir. he has also been treated with an experimental medication before he left the white house. what we do not know is whether that will have benefits for the patient. for example does it reduce the time people need to be in hospital or reduce the need for a mechanical ventilato

from wpi,o women julie conway, executive director of v.i.e.w., and rebecca schuller, executive director of women for -- winning for women pac. thank you to both for being here. before we start, i want to let everyone know that we will save some time for questions. at the bottom of your skin, you -- screen, will notice the button to ask questions. please feel free to do that during our discussion. if you miss any of the discussion or you want to share with your friends, a replay will be available at the same link podcast link you used to register. rebecca, welcome. with less than two weeks to go, let's rewind the clock a bit to 2018. the 2018 midterms were not good year for republican women. of the 36 new women elected to the house, only one was a republican. the total number of republican women in the house fell to 13. that was the lowest point in the last two decades. that is compared to the 88 democratic women in the house, so needless to say, you guys have had your work cut out for you in the last two years. i just wanted to start to see if e

form a senior adviser to the president kellyanne conway seen here talking to u.s. attorney general bill barr was at an event at the white house rose garden a week ago she has since tested positive for the virus and so 2 republican senator mark lee seen here shaking hands touching and hugging people at the same event. with an election to win trump has been on the road to addressing voters but he hasn't always worn a face mask or followed social distancing god lines. outside of the volta reed hospital trump supporters have been gathering to show their support for the president. but with a month until the election trump's illness has thrown his campaign into uncharted territory. and if donald trump hopes to stay in office he's going to have to beat the coronavirus 1st. all right let's turn back to our washington d.c. correspondent stefan seaman's stephanie you mention there we just saw it in that report 2 more people in the president's inner circle testing positive for covert 19 did trump's physician say anything about where trump himself and those other in his inner

as britt conway reports, democrats are calling for delays and demanding judge barrett reach cues herself from certain cases if she's confirmed. >> reporter: president trump's supreme court nominee is gearing up for a grilling on capitol hill. lawmakers spent the weekend calling for delaying any hearing to fill the vacancy until after the election. >> two republican senators have said they're not going to participate in this farce. if two more join them, then it's game over. >> reporter: democrats also taking issue with judge amy coney barrett's position on key issues. >> it's rushed. it constitutes court packing and her views are too extreme to qualify her to serve on this court. >> reporter: the hearing comes just ten days after two republican members of the senate judiciary committee tested positive for covid-19, but republicans are vowing to move forward. >> i think they are looking for anything to delay things even a day or two or three and i think the senate republicans will follow the medical guidance of the capitol physician. >> reporter: despite the growing calls, senate judiciar

bill stepien and kellyanne conway both confirming they have now tested positive for the virus. >> conway's diagnosis is the seventh case tied to this event. it was in the rose garden when the president announced judge amy coney barrett. >> no surprise, not a lot of masks. the debate in salt lake city will proceed as planned for the. >> josh, any sort of update overnight on the president's condition? >> reporter: well, ken dis, the information continues to flow very slowly from the white house. the most recent update we got was just before midnight last night from the president's physician shaun conley saying as you mentioned the president has been started on remdesivir, the president's physician saying he's resting comfortably, doing very well, but adding they have now started him on this treatment which is approved under the fda by approved authorization to shorten the amount of time a person suffers from coronavirus. this is in addition, ken ddiske other medications we understand he was experiments with, including an antibody cocktail infusion he had yesterday. what we don't know at this

form a senior adviser to the president kellyanne conway seen here talking to u.s. attorney general bill barr was at an event at the white house rose garden a week ago she has since tested positive for the virus and so too republican senator mike lee seen here shaking hands touching and hugging people at the same event. with an election to win trump has been on the road to addressing voters. but he hasn't always worn a face mask or followed social distancing god lines. outside of the vault of reed hospital trump supporters have been gathering to show their support for the president. there with a month until the election willis has thrown his campaign into uncharted territory . and if donald trump hopes to stay in office he's going to have to beat the coronavirus 1st. all right let's talk now again to our correspondent in washington d.c. from the months. something else that i noticed in this press statement by the doctors treating donald trump is that they refused to give any information about where the president might have been infected there was even a direct quest

conway one of at least 8 people who were at this rose garden event that have now tested positive. the department of justice says the bar first tested net but now is positive and he has also tested negative for more time so they're thinking he could be able to return to work. later this week even though remember the cdc recommended that after you. contractor owner of curve i supposed to be 10 to 14 days. isolation and quarantine no matter what. but we'll have to follow whether he gets out and whether president trump also least quarantine. >>vice president joe biden's campaign says that the democratic presidential nominee tested negative for coronavirus again on sunday, so that's 2 negative tests. actually 3 total hit 2 negative tests on friday as well. he is scheduled to travel to florida today, the biden campaign says it will continue to observe public health guidelines on masks and social distancing and crowd sizes as well. >>we are less than a month don't forget until the 2020 presidential election and early voting begins this morning in 7 bay area counties for sarah stinson is

bill stepien, kellyanne conway. the campaign will say they are going at full speed.ying they are going full speed ahead. what does this do to the internals of the campaign when some of the top officials are sick, too. >> it's a big problem for the -r the campaign. >> when we have a campaign we elect managers. now the managers of the campaign are in duress. you are seeing that reflected in activities the president would love to participate in and he can't. so the business of the government and the business of the nation is being delayed because there is so much uncertainty at the white house. the president is probably going to do as much of this by twitter. notably, our white house -- oure correspondent points out that wearing a mask at the white house, the policy, is optional. eric: maybe we'll get the pool photo with the president sitting at the desk in his suite. president are you gain it was at george washington hospital. but here it's walter reed. john, thank you. arthel: with regular poll workers shying away from the election. generation z is answering the call.

attorney general hugging and shaking hands with candy and conway remember kellyanne conway another top adviser of the of the president she tested positive covert 19 positive and didn't wear masks and hockey and shook hands with everybody there 3 senators from this would tend of this event now friends who are also on the judiciary committee that's why they were there it was about the nomination of the new next supreme court justice they also fall ill now and also positive with covert 19 which throw the range in for and before i explain this to which throws a ring wrench in for mitch mcconnell the senate leader who wants to dispute the schedule very very quickly the hearings on the new to me from the for the supreme court that might be a little bit tricky. stephens events in washington please stand by we're going to come back to you later stacy thank you so far and while we wait for the statement on tom's doctor on his health status let's look again at our news of president on a virus infection 1st emerged and what treatment he's receiving. the 1st glimpses of the u.s. president since he

former white house counselor kellyanne conway has also tested positive for codeine same conway was amongst those whose who attended the supreme court nomination ceremony for a meet tony barrett at the white house on saturday at least 3 others who were there including 2 republican senate says on the judiciary committee i've also tested positive senate minority leader chuck schumer says it's irresponsible and dangerous to move ahead with this confirmation hearing mike hanna has more from the walter reed national military medical center where trump has been admitted to. well we've had one question answered and that is that we simply do not know at this particular point but a spokesperson for the walter reed medical center has issued a statement saying that any inquiries as to the president's treatment have to be referred to the white house press office so basically at this stage we do not know what kind of treatment the president will be receiving in the days to come what we do know is that any information will come out of the white house press office now all indications are that there will n

darren conway, bbc news, idlib, syria.de america's growing latino population in crucial swing states like florida and arizona to turn out and vote for them. since donald trump was elected in 2016, nearly four million latinos have come of voting age. many have watched as their communities 0ur correspondent sophie long reports from arizona. this is the level of some latinos dedication to their president. latinos love trump. aw, that's great. restaurateurs jorge and betty rivas certainly do. he is the right person to keep leading this country. we need someone tough, we need someone with the right ideas. we think that donald trump is the perfect person for another four years. but the threats to their business that followed their endorsement shows that not all latinos feel the same way. latinos have been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic that shut down this state, and while the president's macho image may have impressed latino man, here in the heart of phoenix's latinx community, it has caused deep offence among those

>>> also breaking chris christie hospitalized for covid tonight as republican senators, kellyanne conway, and the president's campaign manager also test positive the new photo from inside the white house event attended by many now sick and the moment at the debate when the trump family waved off a doctor reminding them to wear masks. >>> new rules. the vice presidential debate just days away. the new protocols to keep the candidates safe as mike pence announces more in-person campaign events >>> the president's experimental covid treatment. we talk to patients who tried it and the star quarterback who reportedly tested positive another game postponed. is there an outbreak in the nfloutbreak in >> this is "nbc nightly news" with jose diaz balart >>> good evening we begin with breaking news late tonight president trump posted a lengthy address to the nation via twitter from walter reed hospital, talking about covid and his condition. the president says he is feeling better and thinks he will be back soon nowaday after leaving the white house for the hospital, the questions are only growing

several guess you have now tested positive including former adviser kellyanne conway. bad debate on tuesday last week that trump entourage did not wear a face mask. joe biden, who shared a stage with him, has tested negative, and been cautious about playing politics right now. we pray that he will make a quick recovery. this is not a matter of politics. it is a bracing reminder to all of us that we have to ta ke reminder to all of us that we have to take this virus seriously. but another leading democrat was more critical. this is tragic to stop it is very sad. but it also is something that i going into crowds and masked and all the rest, was a sort of a brazen invitation for something like this to happen. the president's age and weight puts him in the high risk category. doctors say so far he has not needed extra oxyg e n doctors say so far he has not needed extra oxygen but has been given the drug remdesivir to help boost resilience. before he left the white house the president was also treated with an experimental antibody education to try to dampen his symptoms. wh

that's utah senator mike lee sitting right next to kellyanne conway. lee and north carolina senator thom tillis who was also at the white house on saturday have also tested positive. >>> tonight we learn president trump is now being treated with a drug produced by foster city- based gilead sciences. he's now receiving remdesivir which has been shown to shorten hospital stays for some covid patients. the president is also receiving an unapproved antibody drug. it's being tested in 70 locations including here in the bay area. kpix5's andrea nakano joins us with a closer look at the treatment. >> reporter: one of the clinical trials for this antibody cocktail produced by a company named regeneron is taking place in stanford. the trial is looking at whether or not this treatment can prevent the disease from becoming deadly. president trump has already received aggressive treatment at the white house according to his physician, dr. sean conley. the president got a single eight gram dose of an antibody cocktail created by regeneron through an iv. the treatme

thank you. >> i mentioned kellyanne conway has tested positive for covid-19.ber of other folks in the president's inner circle have tested negative like ivanka and eric trump and others. don junior spoke to sean hannity and he spoke to the president earlier today. >> i spoke to him this morning. obviously taking it seriously. business as usual with my father. he is a fighter. he is still working and speaking with various senators about the stimulus package today. if anyone can beat this, it's him. >> a fighter indeed. we don't know how long the president will be here. it could be 48 hours or 96 hours. out of an abundance of caution he will be tested and also will under go some treatments and therapies they believe will get him back to full health very soon. >> shannon: thank you very much. the president will be working out of the executive offices at walter reed for the next few days. a look at how that works at the military hospital and reaction to the president's sickness overseas. we have jennifer griffin reporting from the pentagon. >> i can tell that you

that is utah senator lee sitting near kellyanne conway and north carolina senator thom tillis who was at the white house on saturday. they have both tested positive. president trump is being treated with remdesivir, a drug produced by foster city based gilead science and is treated with an experimental antibody drug currently being tested in 70 locations including here in the bay area. kpix5 takes a closer look at the treatment. >> reporter: president trump has already received aggressive treatment at white the white house. he got 8 gram dose of an antibody cocktail through an iv. the treatment is aimed at stopping the disease from progressing, by neutralizing the virus. >> on average, people who got the infusion of antibodies got better in half the time that people who didn't get them. >> reporter: so far, 275 patients have gone through the clinical trial, but more will have to be done to get fda approval. whether the treatment will work for the president is still unknown. doctors say it takes about 3 to 5 days from the date of expose your to really get sick. >> the odds are not look

and kelly aanne conway. and conway, along with the senators along with the president and first lady were all at the white house rose garden last weekend when the pick was announced. the nominee amy coney barrett tested negative on friday, along with vice president mike pence and attorney general william barr. >> they all were with the senators who tested positive with senator mike lee of utah, and tom tillis of north carolina. it's not clear if the virus was contacted there for them. but senator lindsey graham said the hearings will continue. cnn's congressional correspondent phil mattingly has more. >> the fallout from president trump's positive coronavirus test and those around him extends all the way down to capitol hill. and it might have more repercussions than just public health, though, obviously that is the primary concern, now that two republican senators who were at the white house on saturday for the ceremony for the nomination of amy coney barrett for the supreme court who proceeded to meet in pe

the virus as long as as well as with any of his key supporters governor chris christie kellyanne conway and others that changes or that actually they make it difficult for the president continue to push this narrative even if the president gets better he's still going to be off the trail for at least 14 days and doctors have already said it's $7.10 days are perhaps the most crucial so clearly the president is not out of the woods yet and the last. memories that many americans will happen to the president is that the debate performance which many believe was perhaps the most of the business or debate the country has ever seen and that will be the final take away the final selling point of president donald trump which is not a good look given that the president is down by as many as 10 points nationally and by all accounts is losing an overwhelming majority of the key battleground states that he needs in order to secure reelection as i john and on many i'm not accusing each other of targeting civilians in the conflict over the disputed region of knock on okada bucked these pictures were r

more aides to the president test positive, including longtime adviser kellyanne conway and his campaigner, bill stepien. the president has received a number of treatments for the virus — including one not yet approved by regulators. parts of northern england face new coronavirus restrictions from today — including a ban on households mixing indoors. borisjohnson will hold a video meeting with the president of the european commission, after the final round of post—brexit talks ended without agreement. at least eight people are missing in south—east france after a powerful storm caused what is being called the worst flooding in living memory. let's get the latest now from click. this week: "water" show we've got for you. we are on the water... under the water... radio static. and... what was that? no idea. ..0ops, there's been a spillage. hey, welcome to click, hope you are doing 0k. lara's here too, how are you doing, mate? i am good thanks, this week i started talking to friends about how the winter was likely to be. would we head back to doing zoom get—togethers? what you think? there

i'm sure bill stepien and kel ann conway a kellyann conway are telling him t but there's only one strategist in chief and it's donald trump and this is how he wants to go down, guns ablazing, but they're kind of pointed at himself. >> michael steel, this is where i said i was having a hard time -- we can't conventionally break down what -- i mean, yeah, i know what candidate x should be doing tonight. you shouldn't be doing the things you should be doing this time. that's not in his dna. but i'm curious about this, michael. do you sense one of the reasons that it feels like donald trump is yelling louder, like hunter biden even louder or i hate the media even more is that he realizes it's not working so he thinks if he just does it even more, maybe it will work? >> takes it up to 11. if you have only one tool in the toolborks, only a hammer, everything looks like a nail. this is the one thing he does. i think the reason the hunter biden thing keeps coming sup the former vice president has not done a good job being transparent about his surviving son's failings, being transparent about what h

you mentioned kellyanne conway, who has within the last hour or so tweeted that she is positive for thecing mild symptoms and has a light cough. interestingly, she attended last weekend when donald trump announced his nominee for the supreme court, amy coney barrett, and five others who also attended that event, including two republican senators, have also tested positive for coronavirus. so this is swirling around the white house, and it's impossible really to predict where it's going to go next. so are their efforts to track the president's movements and those of everyone who has been affected ? those of everyone who has been affected? i those of everyone who has been affected ? i read those of everyone who has been affected? i read a number of white house journalists as well. given there have been numerous campaign events and political events over the last week. yeah, there have been so many it's almost difficult to believe it's only a week since that white house event with the supreme court nominee. very quickly, last night, as the news was unfolding wants president trump revealed h

darren conway, bbc news, idlib, syria.on hold. times are even more challenging for people from ethnic minority backgrounds trying to make their way in the industry. as part of black history month, our community affairs correspondent adina campbell has been speaking to two women of colour who've made it to the top. in this painting, tell me what you see. the ship tries to distance itself from the nightmare. this latest play by winsome pinnock explores race and slavery. it was due to open in manchester just days before the lockdown in march. how dare he make something so ugly beautiful. but like many other theatre productions, it's been put on hold. the play could not have come at a more poignant time, just months after the death of george floyd in the us. my generation have been trying to speak about this for decades. we have been trying to write about these things. we've witnessed these deaths. this is not new to us. winsome pinnock was the first black female writer to stage a play at the royal national theatre. she's also

campaign manager bill stepien also tested positive conway was at the rose garden event last saturday doctor is a senior lecturer at the university of leeds school of medicine he says in this case contract tracing is going to be a hugely complicated process. we're talking about very influential people who are likely to be going to meeting or conference or dinners after dinner as artie's up to parties where they mingle with with other people it's really important that anyone who has been in close contact with anyone who's tested positive really puts himself forward for a test but more importantly self isolates the 10 to 14 days depending on where you live and what we see is actually they are not doing that they are there in close proximity with these people and they going about their business as usual and what we can see from a lot of the pictures that are coming out from these events is that they're not wearing masks and it's now thoroughly established that masks not only protect of a people from your doctor but they can also protect the wearer as well so it's going to be a really tri

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darren conway, bbc news, idlib, syria.ation. that's according to a report comissioned by the labour party. last week, a government adviser said "structural racism" is not in itself a " reasonable expla nation" for differing infection rates. but the report's author, baroness doreen lawrence, said ethnic minority groups were "over—exposed to the virus" and faced barriers to healthcare. she spoke to public transport workers and other front—line staff — including one nurse who said she was afraid to go to work. when she said, you know, i didn't go to work to die, that was such a telling thing from me and that's what choked me because, you know, it's the fear of nurses and doctors that they have that fear, even though they want to do the best they can for their patience, that hasn't changed. but the mere fact is the impact of not having the right protective equipment that they feel they need or they've been given and it doesn't fit. one size does not fit all. baroness doreen lawrence. footballer marcus rashford's high—profile c