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he won't receive the full 5 day course of treatment it's unclear to me whether he'll continue taking dex about the zone as well. but that's pretty much all we know right now the press conference today with his physician was not particularly enlightening about the future of president trumps medical care all right dr angela rasmussen from columbia university thank you. thank you so much. authorities and paris have shut down bars and cafes for 2 weeks to slow the spread of. the french capital is on maximum alert but the tighter rules and forcing social distancing human factions and hospitalizations have hit highs not seen since the lockdown was eased in. tough times call for tougher measures with the french capital experiencing a sharp spike in coronavirus cases authorities say they had no choice but to introduce stricter rules for businesses in the paris region and. the end they don't make is going too far and we must cope with now before our health system is overwhelmed with the numbers make this clear and we must do this in particular to avoid shattering our country with. the new measure

cases shorten the recovery time for kobe 1000 patients they've also given him a kind of steroid called dex the medicine that is typically given to patients on supplemental oxygen we learned over the weekend that his oxygen levels have dropped to drop to quite concerning levels at least twice and that is a drug that is only used in quite severe cases so raising questions again about what is actual condition is also he's been giving a more experimental drug. it's a monoclonal antibody therapy and it's kind of trying to get the body to use built more proteins to fight the infection and the f.d.a. given approval for that so there's no you. know these are still this is only experimental drug that has not been been approved yet and so you know the conclusion i think is that from condition may be more serious than was initially led on still the doctor saying that they are hoping to be able to release trump. back to the white house today where he would then continue therapy ok one question out of this morning is the president focusing this entire campaign on personal appearances to to get his mess

doctors have issued a new statement on his condition saying he's been given a steroids drug called dex a message on medication is usually given to seriously ill covert patients to help their lung function well despite this trial his personal doctor said the president may be discharged from the hospital as early as monday let's hear what else dr sean conley had to say the course of his illness the president has experienced 2 episodes. trains in drops his oxygen saturation we debated the reasons for this and whether we'd even intervene is a determination of the team based predominantly on the timeline from the initial diagnosis that we initiate dexa method then i'd like to take this opportunity now given some speculation over the course of the illness now the last couple days. updates you in the course of his his own illness. thursday night into friday morning when i left the bedside the president was doing well with only mild symptoms and his oxygen was in the high ninety's. late friday morning when i returned to the bedside president had a high fever and his oxygen oxygen saturation wa

he won't receive the full 5 day course of treatment it's unclear to me whether he'll continue taking dex about the zone as well. but that's pretty much all we know right now at the press conference today with his physician was not particularly enlightening about the future of president trumps medical care all right dr angela rasmussen from columbia university thank you. thank you so much. pl authorities in paris have shut down bars and cafes for 2 weeks to slow the spread of cove at 19 the french capital is on maximum alert with tighter rules and forcing social distancing new infections and hospitalizations have hit highs and not seen since the lockdown was eased in may. tough times call for tougher measures with the french capital are experiencing a sharp spike in coronavirus cases authorities say they had no choice but to introduce stricter rules for businesses in the paris region and. the end they don't think is going too fast we must cope with now before our health system is overwhelmed with the numbers make this clear and we must do this in particular to avoid shattering our country

most surprising is the president's doctors also administered dex a meamethasond. all has been shown to cut the mortality rate by 20%. it's only meant for patients with severe co-virkd vid or a ventilator why you would add dexamethasone to tamp things down where there's a hint that using it early in the course of covid infection is not a good thing when you do want the immune system to respond. >> reporter: the president's doctor insists conditions about his care have been made with the president. >> he has never once pushed us to do anything that was beyond safe and reasonable practice. >> reporter: still outside experts warn the president could still be in danger. >> in many cases i've an it dotally seen by days six or seven, things aren't looking so good anymore do i think he's out of the woods? no dr. anthony gnaw chi has not been involved in the president's ca care. >>> as the virus continues to spread throughout washington, concerns are looked at over amy coney barrett. >> reporter: anger among the white house. one white house official telling nbc news staffe

level at 282 if you look at the price action, i think it's been fairly construction active for tin dexo hold this level but the one catalyst i'm more concerned about outside of the earnings next week is actually the potential of a contested election, and i think that's the type of catalyst that could drive shares down 57, %, 10% take a very cheap way to buy yourself some downside protection all the way down to that 250 level, which is about 12.5% downside protection, only costing you 1.5% of the ets value. >> mike, last thought on the quick trade here >> yeah. one other thing i would also add f you're like tony, maybe less concerned about what's going up and you want to buy this protection, you can also take advantage of the volatilities by selling upside calls a lot of these names are trading very close to their high level, so you can still give yourself some upsigned helpbasically finance the hedge this way. >>> shares of twill owe are up more than 200% on the year tony said the cloud stock could have a chance to soar next week. tony, what do you say? >> yeah, exactly like you said t

problem is trump was hospitalized you can say you was hospitalized out of caution when he was given dex a message which is only for severe patients according to c.d.c. don't you joe so in any way you count that he was a severe case and he has definitely not hit 20 days now his doctor says he's tested negative on to answering tests but testing made about antigen test doesn't mean anything because it's not meant to rule out and say that you're not infectious any more so right now there's still a chance he's infectious so he should not be out there campaigning yeah and you know that despite the fact that the president's own doctor has said you should sean conley have said that the president has tested negative for consecutive days so he's implying that the president then is no longer infectious but there's a trust issue with the white house isn't there. you know there's an absolute trust issue and often as you know though these letters all are never signed and all state released with the permission of donald trump the other issue is the testing name of consecutively using the rapid and tha

with him they've talked to he's gone from having mild symptoms to needing oxygen to being treated with dex a method which is normally reserved to serious cases to now being released while still sick does this matter to people that. you know it should matter to people because there is a long well documented history of presidents being really private and you know shrouding there on the status of their health conditions with secrecy but that being said this is a matter of public knowledge this is something that they should be communicating to the public and keeping americans up to iran and being fully transparent about specially as we're under 30 days away from the election and the president is you know infected with a highly contagious disease virus that has effects killed 200000 americans but dr connelly citing hipaa regulations which is a law in the united states that prevents patients it prevents doctors from disclosing information that patients do not want released he said that you know due to these have a regulation is that he couldn't tell us any more specific medications that the pres

supplementation the then he had ones that were more serious it sounds like multiple times and now he's on dex the method zone which is really reserved for patients who have at least moderate but usually severe coated disease involving the lungs and and in patients who have have hypoxia so it certainly seems like his course is dynamic and it is headed in the wrong direction and we don't know as far as this whole cocktail because no one that i've probably in the world has received the combination of the monoclonal antibody from does b. or steroids and and so he actually is unique person and unique case study in seeing the impact of that particular combination of medications so he he you know what we learned from him will be fairly unique he may not have been very clearly in one category of disease or another and i'm sure it was a pretty complicated conversation about whether to start him on steroids at all knowing the potential downsides but i'm sure that was made a decision that was made in consultation with the president and his own personal wishes about how aggressive to be with treatments k

tips that he had it's still very big how low it actually went but in terms of this drug he's using dex about the zone it's it's a pretty severe drug in terms of it's only reserved for severe critical patients not for mild because it actually slows down actually slows our immune system increases virus prep legation so we have to really see he is definitely not out of the woods anything could still happen. well john jordan is a republican strategist who joins us now via skype from santa and california sir thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera we heard the president's medical team when they were speaking about 2 hours ago even they were saying that he is well enough to go suppose home although there will be medical assistance there but he's not out of the woods and the next week will be telling how worried are you about the potential impact that this could have not only on his health of course but on the campaign. no one worries a great deal about it but it's important to bear in mind that physicians in any bureaucracy whether it's a hospital or the military sort of this nob

available on emergency use authorization it does not appear that he's sick enough to require a drug like dex or methadone we usually reserve that to people who are requiring supplemental oxygen and a videos of the president do not show him showing any signs of shortness of breath or needing supplemental oxygen what are the long term paths of recovering when you look at the broader picture and someone in the president's age group and someone who has has sort of health characteristics it's hard to say because some people in that age group do recover pretty quickly but there are some that have lingering symptoms and take some time to get back to their full level of activities it all depends upon what happens in the next week or so to see how severe the symptoms get for the president and if any of the therapies have an effect but i do think that there is going to be a recovery period it's going to probably be at least a week or 2 that you will see him be unable to really return to a same level of activity but hopefully we won't see any kind of severe complications or requiring an i.c.u. for exam

--hy ratio of the s&p low kathy ratio of the s&p low vo -- look at the ratio of the s&p low high dex compared to the vol index. there's a lot of bearish investment behaviors going on, and then things like the bulls iss bears ratio, so there quite a bit of evidence of climbing a wall of worry right now. jonathan: i love the idea that this is going on as the world's biggest company is up about 6% in yesterday succession, seemingly on nothing. the launch of a new iphone, we knew that was happening today. don't you find it amazing that a company that big moves that much, essentially on nothing? jim: i have been impressed. when i look at the market, there's 25% of the highest pe stocks have moved into a new valuation range over the last 30 years. stocks have5% pe stayed in the same valuation range they have been in over the postwar era. when i look at 25% of the stocks out there, rates of return on equity were in one range through about 1990, and have gone into much higher ranges since, while the rest of the stock market, 75% of the other companies haven't seen that. my point is that high

we are absolutely going in the wrong dex, and certainly those numbers are alarming and you heard me say so many times, we don't have to reach those numbers and each of us, to wear masks, watch our distances, wash our hands and avoid large crowds. we are just entering the flu get a flu sack vien and it's important and certainly become informed, and and last year, over 400,000 of us were hospitalized and if you look at data from the cdc over the last decade, black and latinx communities were affected when it comes to hospitalizations for the flu. >> guys, thank you so much. always important having your views here in the situation room. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> the president is reverting the rhetoric that the virus is disappearing as the virus spreads among the top levels of the u.s. government. what are the national security implications of this? the president's former national security adviser is standing by live. we have lots to discuss right here in the situation room. lot scuffed up wall. embarrassing you. that wall is your everest. but not any more. today let's

problem is trump was hospitalized you can say you was hospitalized out of caution but you've given dex a message which is only for severe patients according to c.d.c. you know your show so in any way you count it he was a severe case and he has definitely not hit 20 days now his doctor says he's tested negative on to answering tests but testing made about antigen test doesn't mean anything because it's not meant to rule out and say that you're not infectious anymore so right now there's still a chance he's infectious so he should not be out there and yeah and you know that despite the fact that the president's own doctor has said you should sean conley have said that the president has tested negative for consecutive days so he's implying that the president then is no longer infectious but there's a trust issue with the white house isn't there. you know there's absolutely a trust issue and often as you know though these letters all are never signed and all state released with the permission of donald trump the other issue is the testing made a consecutively fusing the rapid and that's n

you don't start dex meth sewn, remdesivir, and given an experimental antibody cocktail to the presidente setting of low oxygen dips unless there's covid pneumonia. what did his chest imaging show? the american people deserve basic information on their president. doctor, we learned last night as he put it his fever was 101, 102. that had been rumored but still a doctor never told us the fever he say spiking. tonight we were told apparently his lungs were infected. why is this important? >> good evening, brian. to cut straight to the chase it's important because it would force the president if he acknowledged the diagnosis or his doctors did, it would force accountability. and what do i mean by that? i mean the questions i get from americans is hey, doc, how do we wrestle with the prevailing inequities in testing so i can see mom and dad for thanksgiving or feel reassured i'm not bringing covid back to my home? he has doctors. he has the best tests if he wanted them, and he has the best masks if he wore them. and he's thumbed his nose at all of them. and basically what that says to the am

that is headed in the wrong dex and when you do it with a month by month comparison to give a sense tohere things stand compared to last month, in september, the entire month of september, there were only three days in which the nation reported more than 50,000 new covid infections in a single day. we are -- already in october, we have matched the three days for the entire month of september. and i should mention in the first week of october, the u.s. has added about 40,000 more cases than the country added in the first week of september. that gives you a little bit of a sense and when it comes to areas that are a real concern, idaho, wisconsin, south dakota, iowa, kansas, they are places where the seven-day covid test positivity rate is as high as 24% in idaho. you will see the hospitalizations, and the covid tracking is talking about having to look out for places on the rise like wisconsin. >> thanks very much. now, europe, cases are spiking in a number of places across the map in europe. cnn's christiane amanpour joining us from london. a lot of places were getting lauded. what happ

doctors have issued a new statement on his condition saying he's been given a steroids drug called dex the method now this medication is usually given to seriously ill covert patients to help their lung function well despite this trial his personal doctor said the president may be discharged from the hospital as early as monday let's hear what else dr sean connelly had to say the course of his illness the president has experienced 2 episodes a transient drops his oxygen saturation we debated the reasons for this and whether we'd even intervene is a determination of the team based predominantly on the timeline from the initial diagnosis that we initiate xom at the center i'd like to take this opportunity now given some speculation over the course of the illness now the last couple days. update you on the course of his his own illness. thursday night into friday morning when i left the bedside the president was doing well with only mild symptoms and his oxygen was in the high ninety's. late friday morning when i returned to the bedside president had a high fever and his oxygen oxygen sat

they have been attributed to the dex dexamethasone, but covid itself can also cause confusion and delirium and we just heard him talking to rush limbaugh and using profanity. you have to wonder. but i'll also say this, we still don't know when that last negative test was or when the actual date of infection was, but given the types of treatments he received, we have to wonder that his severity was moderate at least which per cdc guidelines would indicate that he should isolate for 20 days, not just 10, which would be tomorrow and it's the day that he was cleared to return to duty. >> dr. jennifer pena, always a pleasure. thanks for the facts this hour. appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> as coronavirus cases spike in europe, many countries there are experiencing shortages of remdesivir, one of the only two drugs approved to treat covid-19 patients. we are live in london with more on that after the break. >>> plus, dangers of president trump's america first diplomacy playing out in real time. you're watching msnbc. ching msn. plastic. it's our most dangerous addiction. so we took our wo

given a steroid drug called dex the methadone this medication is usually given to seriously ill coated patients to help their long function well despite this trial was pressed on doctors said the president may be discharged from the hospital as early as monday let's hear what else dr sean connelly had to say earlier over the course of his illness the president has experienced 2 episodes a transient drops his oxygen saturation we debated the reasons for this and whether we'd even intervene is a determination of the team based predominantly on the timeline from the initial diagnosis that we initiate xom at this end i'd like to take this opportunity now given some speculation over the course of the illness now the last couple days. update you in the course of his his own illness. thursday night into friday morning when i left the bedside the president was doing well with only mild symptoms and his oxygen was in the high ninety's. late friday morning when i returned to the bedside president had a high fever and his oxygen oxygen saturation was transiently dipping below 94 percent given the

i'm going to guess ben & jerry's dex-a-methacone dream.n, then, later in the interview, trump got the question he asked for: >> do you want to tell us what your favorite milkshake flavor is? >> yeah, i would, in about a year or two when everything is so perfect, i'm going to let you answer that, or ask me that question. >> stephen: that's the softball you asked for! just say your favorite milkshake! ( as trump ) "i'm not a white supremacist, but i am telling vanilla to stand back and stand by." trump held a rally in tucson yesterday, and before he went -- do we need to redo that or cn i just keep going? just keep going okay. before he went on, he told reporters -- so we're not going to edit that? we're not going to later see you edit it so i said is perfectly. we're going to stick with this. transparency. that's right. that's "the late show"" promise. yes i'll ( bleep ) up, but you'll know. okay. stars, they don't do their job very well. he told reporters that he's not desperate because he's behind in the polls. >> i'm not running scared.

supplementation needs than he had ones that were more serious it sounds like multiple times and now he's on dex about his own which is really reserved for patients who have at least moderate but usually severe coated disease involving the lungs and and in patients who have had hypoxia so it certainly seems like his course is dynamic and it is headed in the wrong direction to me what about what the potential side effects are of this with cocktail of drugs that he's being given at the moment. well we don't know actually because. we don't know as far as this whole cocktail because no one that i've probably in the world has received the combination of the monoclonal antibody does appear plus steroids and and so he actually is unique person and unique case study in seeing the impact of that particular combination of medications so he he you know what we learned from him will be fairly unique you know we do have some increasing experience of rem does appear and steroids the big study that supported the use of steroids in patients with severe cove it did demonstrate that for patients with mild there's

dips that he had it's still very big how low and actually went but in terms of this drug he's using dex about the zone it's it's a pretty severe drug in terms of it's only reserved for severe critical patients not for mild because it actually slows down actually slows our immune system increases the virus prep location so we have to really see he is definitely not out of the woods anything could still happen. when we see it how quickly the virus seems to spread not just of the president but several aides at the white house i mean it's obvious that certain things like this sensing or wearing masks or washing hands or sanitizer obviously not being implemented as they should be in light of all of that what do you think should be put in place when campaigning starts again or do you think ultimately for a president that we still don't know when he will test negative i mean it could be a while do you think that campaigning might just not be possible but personally i think you shouldn't campaign for quite a while we know that someone and he fictious on average 10 days after they develop sympto

regeneron, remdesivir and dex moeth zone combined could make a lot of sense if you know what the underlyingonditions are. it also could mean the president saying i want the most aggressive treatment possible and you're under my orders so do as i say. we don't know what the truth is and that creates not only confusion but uncertainty. >> the president made an intriguing comment saying he's gone covid school, real covid school, the kind of stuff you can't get in a book. yet a senior campaign official is mocking joe biden for using a mask as a, quote, prop. what are those two diverging statements telling you about the campaign's posture toward the virus in these final 29 days? >> let me quote the national security adviser robert o'brien who told our colleague margaret brennan, this is a nasty resilient virus. it can get anywhere, even inside the whoushs even when you are one of the most protected places on earth. that tells you everything you need to know about how potent this virus is how much the white house, when given a moment's candor can express that. jason miller is talking politics aga

this is where the win dex should be at happy foods, you can see it's been wiped clean, and they're runningrbara eastman, the owner at happy foods. products that won't be available -- early next year and also the second quarter of next year. >> reporter: what products are we talking about? lysol disinfectant. bleach is in short supply. you don't get half the products that you order in. >> reporter: you have customers coming in here looking for nonperishable canned goods, peanut better -- peanut butter, things like that, and you can't find it. >> exactly. we have an order that's coming in today. people know that, they shop this afternoon, this'll be 'em few tomorrow. >> i guess if we learned anything, it's stock up on toilet paper and all the other stuff while you still can. stuart: for the flu season? i'm not sure about that. grady, i'm told you helped a customer this morning, is that right? >> reporter: well, they were looking for ammonia, but that is one of the products that they just don't have right now. those cleans products -- cleaning products are very popular, and you can't always f